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   Looks like old Mitch is having his last glitch.
 
Won't it be a hoot if Kentucky's Democratic governor Andy BeShear appoints a Democrat to replace him?

Squatchman » Yesterday, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 10:43 pm

   Looks like old Mitch is having his last glitch.
 
Won't it be a hoot if Kentucky's Democratic governor Andy BeShear appoints a Democrat to replace him?

Thoughts and Prayers  
 

Squatchman » Yesterday, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 10:43 pm

   Looks like old Mitch is having his last glitch.
 
Won't it be a hoot if Kentucky's Democratic governor Andy BeShear appoints a Democrat to replace him?

I beleive Mitch coordinated with Kentucky State Legislature to assure that doesn't happen...  I forget the mechanism.

25th amendment was created after Kennedy was assasinated.  A congressman just came back from dissapearing into treatment for depression for four months. We need continuity in leadership.  

Mitch's illness may have allowed the worthless war powers act to pass.  The spineless bastards passed an approval for any military action in Lebanon yesterday. His vacancy does work in liberals favor.. I really think we need Vice-Senators or something..  It is incredible to think he may be dead already or at least living on a plug. All I heard was one text message has been sent top a colleague that said "I'm Good"

Family was in Lexington for 40 years.  I saw the city grow on semi annual visits.  Kentucky has reason to be grateful to Mitch for bringing in more federal tax dollars than any other state.. There is a 4 lane highway all the way to the Mississipi river bridge, that was rickety as hell when I crossed it..  Joe funded upgrades.

Mitch's epitaph is the American truth..  "Work till Death"
 
 

Squatchman » Yesterday, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 10:43 pm

   Looks like old Mitch is having his last glitch.
 
Won't it be a hoot if Kentucky's Democratic governor Andy BeShear appoints a Democrat to replace him?

He's one of yours Squatting Snatch.....

MAGA's in charge....time to stop playing pretend

Squatchman » Yesterday, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 10:43 pm

   Looks like old Mitch is having his last glitch.
 
Won't it be a hoot if Kentucky's Democratic governor Andy BeShear appoints a Democrat to replace him?

Neither is the hare.

I wonder if his eyes finally popped out the rest of the way?

Squatchman » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

8 minutes ago

I wonder if his eyes finally popped out the rest of the way?

You aren't including hers? the insanity of humanity is in both set of eyes. maybe you need Adam Schift's picture as well. maybe the deer in the head lights look from Biden wondering off in any direction other than the one programmed for him to take as there is always someone around to guide him back on track.

Squatchman » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

8 minutes ago

I wonder if his eyes finally popped out the rest of the way?

I can thank Mitch for paving the way for legal weed with the Farm Bill..

The only reason he did it was because he cornered the Kentucky Market first.
 

Johnny You » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

6 minutes ago

I can thank Mitch for paving the way for legal weed with the Farm Bill..

The only reason he did it was because he cornered the Kentucky Market first.
 

What creates chosen people to lead everyone else into planned tomorrows beyond life only adapting in space one at a time daily here? Civil War between ancestral lineages over generations and elections every 2, 4, 6 years.

Reproductive cycles between generation gaps is averaging 20 years between dying off 64 great great great great grandparents and arriving great great grandchildren living forward in plain sight one at a time cradle to grave.

Evolving is so self evident as to how numbers inhabit space currently alive.

JohnnyYou » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

6 minutes ago

I can thank Mitch for paving the way for legal weed with the Farm Bill..

The only reason he did it was because he cornered the Kentucky Market first.

    Weed was going to become legal with or without Mitch. He just saw the writing on the wall first.
  It's pretty bad when the smartest Rapepublican is McConnell.

Squatchman » 11 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

11 minutes ago

    Weed was going to become legal with or without Mitch. He just saw the writing on the wall first.
  It's pretty bad when the smartest Rapepublican is McConnell.

Growing up I watched my cousin get involved with underage drinking, then expanded to pot, then began following the groups that justified behaving that way eventually casting me aside because I wasn't going to try and escape being me.

Every person I ever watched get high, drunk, stoned, was trying to escape what they were since conception and acted like who they became was larger than their time inhabiting space equally alive changing shape since formed or born one of a kind. Context interprets chromosomes, language contains vocabulary used between brains sharing DNA and ancestral lineages in multiple generation gaps living at the same time.

You say character matters more than your biological time alive. That is instinctively inaccurate.

sole » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

4 minutes ago

Growing up I watched my cousin get involved with underage drinking, then expanded to pot, then began following the groups that justified behaving that way eventually casting me aside because I wasn't going to try and escape being me.

Every person I ever watched get high, drunk, stoned, was trying to escape what they were since conception and acted like who they became was larger than their time inhabiting space equally alive changing shape since formed or born one of a kind. Context interprets chromosomes, language contains vocabulary used between brains sharing DNA and ancestral lineages in multiple generation gaps living at the same time.

They slipped you a mickey?

You say character matters more than your biological time alive. That is instinctively inaccurate.

Instinctively.. yes..   Quantumly, maybe extinction is innacurate.

Binary: 1=Alive  0=Dead..  There are infinite possibilities in between.   The thought of eternal taxation without representation is horrific.
 
 

Johnny You » 11 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

11 minutes ago

They slipped you a mickey?


Instinctively.. yes..   Quantumly, maybe extinction is innacurate.

Binary: 1=Alive  0=Dead..  There are infinite possibilities in between.   The thought of eternal taxation without representation is horrific.
 
 

No they didn't. they passed out woke up and puked their guts out until dry heaves kicked in. I saw the results and decided not to follow, but I was dumb enough to try alcohol twice drunk enough to puck until dry heaves kicked in after I was over 18 and allowed to drink socially. Never will have a 3rd time and kept my promise to myself for 53 years.

I am as imperfect as any contextual soul, but I remain my sole me 24/7.

Squatchman » Yesterday, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 10:43 pm

   Looks like old Mitch is having his last glitch.
 
Won't it be a hoot if Kentucky's Democratic governor Andy BeShear appoints a Democrat to replace him?

 

He needed to quit a few years back.

sole » Today, 6:07 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:07 am

Growing up I watched my cousin get involved with underage drinking, then expanded to pot, then began following the groups that justified behaving that way eventually casting me aside because I wasn't going to try and escape being me.

Every person I ever watched get high, drunk, stoned, was trying to escape what they were since conception and acted like who they became was larger than their time inhabiting space equally alive changing shape since formed or born one of a kind. Context interprets chromosomes, language contains vocabulary used between brains sharing DNA and ancestral lineages in multiple generation gaps living at the same time.

You say character matters more than your biological time alive. That is instinctively inaccurate.

For me it was all for fun…  
 

ROG62 » Today, 7:26 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 7:26 am

For me it was all for fun…

Unfortunately it looks like you never grewt up.
youtu.be/JCD7F7C8qe4?si=RyVPl37lnMXY4Wci


 

ROG62 » Today, 7:26 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 7:26 am

For me it was all for fun… :ninja:  
 

Catching a buzz was for fun, staying stupid is a habitual choice because who one wants to be socially is never all what one is in plain sight every heartbeat forward, now.

That is the missing link between ancestors and typecast people with a stereotypical soul identity educated to each generation gap forward now.

Doing the same thing over and over expecting 7 better tomorrows than time adapting to this rotation of the planet since conceived. Reality only takes a census after birth for historical record of how societies came to be here now.

Squatchman » Yesterday, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 10:43 pm

   Looks like old Mitch is having his last glitch.
 
Won't it be a hoot if Kentucky's Democratic governor Andy BeShear appoints a Democrat to replace him?

Is that part of the state constitution or just enacted executive order?