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1. 1 day ago on Michael Ramirez

   Facts:On a per-person basis, where federal funding is represented as the average amount a state receives per resident:

   Alaska had the highest rate of federal funding in 2021 at roughly $8,628 per person, a whole 26.5% more than the second-highest state, Rhode Island, which received $6,821. They’re followed by New Mexico ($6,748), Wyoming ($6,718), and Delaware ($6,011).

2. 3 days ago on Tim Campbell

   Sammy says, “That is because you think of people as groups, not as individual people, a common fault in liberals.”

   Can you say “Muslim ban”? Or how about the “invasion at the border”? And, for that matter, “a common fault in liberals.”

3. 3 days ago on Clay Jones

   klbdds reminds me, what was Newt up to while hounding Clinton? Or his partner in hypocrisy, Henry Hyde?

4. 4 days ago on Clay Bennett

   Notice FJB’s posts are about polls and perceptions, not about policy? Correlation confused with causation. He’s the kid who whines to his mother, “But Billy’s mom lets him stay up until 10:00!

5. 5 days ago on Clay Bennett

   Jewish space laser printers? Dastardly!

6. 5 days ago on Michael Ramirez

   Biden-⁠Harris Administration designated Fentanyl Combined with Xylazine as an Emerging Threat to the United States, the first time a drug has been so designated.

   The Cato Institute notes just 0.02 percent of people (279 out of 1.8 million migrants) encountered by the Border Patrol for crossing unlawfully possessed fentanyl.

   Only US citizens can vote, as you certainly know.

7. 5 days ago on Michael Ramirez

   The global COVID-19 vaccination campaign saved 2.4 million lives in 141 countries and could have saved about 670,000 more had the vaccines been available. US military health policies save lives.Immigrants arriving in the US are routinely vaccinated.

   As explained multiple times in these threads and supported with innumerable credible sources, immigrants contribute to the economy. Every tax dollar that supports them is a wise investment.

8. 5 days ago on Michael Ramirez

   In 2022, Israel exported $12.5 billion worth of military weapons, which was a 20% increase from 2011.

9. 5 days ago on Clay Bennett

   I’m curious. How do you account for the documents and bank statements that support Cohen’s AND Daniel’s’ story?

10. 5 days ago on Clay Jones

    He uses the Karnak method. He just knows.