We have the MMR, which hopefully will be split up. We have the MMR, we want it in three separate vaccinations given at separate times.
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We control it with the blockade, and I like the idea of declaring it a territory.
Essentially, that’s what it is. We have the blockade. No ships get through unless we want them to.
What the hell do I have to do? Go back and bomb Iran a little bit more?
It’s a Friday night. We have plenty of time.
We don’t even know if we won, because I view the strait of Hormuz as an American territory right now.
We’re spending hundreds of millions of dollars on the ballroom and it’s all from people like me and great companies that are putting it up. It’s going to be close to $400 million and it’s all paid for by patriots and patriotic companies.
Except for the fake polls out there, my poll numbers are great … they have such fake polls. So we have the greatest economy in our history.
I view the strait of Hormuz as an American territory right now. It’s an American territory.
After months of delay, I am disappointed but not surprised to see yet another attempt by tax-exempt organizations connected to Shanghai Singham to evade scrutiny.
Not only do they speak from both sides of the mouth with actions like this, but this continues the board’s trend of making reckless fiscal decisions that harm San Diegans, seemingly by the day.
Leftist Democrats cannot continue to advocate for federal agents to ‘get more training’ while at the same time purposefully removing opportunities like this to get that very training.
Presidents have wanted such a facility for 150 years and the military has sought one for the past century.
Construction is under budget and ahead of schedule.
I was grateful to the Supreme Court and touting the project as vital to national security.
Airports can no more offer Muslim-only bathroom spaces than they can maintain white-only bathrooms.
It is clear that these government-owned airports have used — and continue to use — funds charged to the public to finance, maintain, advertise, and operate Muslim-only spaces on property that should be open and accessible to all citizens.