The Shining City Upon a Hill

**bsm2** · 04-23-2021

Originally Posted by BillyCarpenter

Hhhmmm...perhaps Biden's security director should concentrate on catching the terrorist before we suffer another 911. 2 terrorists were just caught crossing the Mexican border. With Biden's open border policy, there's no doubt that many have made it across and are planning an attack as we speak. Biden is weak on crime. Weak on the border and weak in the brain. Thus far he's the worst president since Jimmy Carter. Terrible.

The Sky is still Falling for YOU less than 100 days in office Hilarious

Thus far he's the Best president since Obama. Fantastic

**bsm2** · 04-23-2021

**bsm2** · 04-23-2021

Already got your third stimulus check? A bonus amount may be on the way

**Phil B.** · 04-23-2021

Originally Posted by BillyCarpenter

This is all about protecting blacks. Democrats don't think blacks can keep up with white kids in math and science so they did away with the advanced programs.

kinda like what the liberals demanded in the military .. the women could pass the men's tests so the dumbed it down... now the trans want equal
treatment.. the liberals have made almost so a tenth grader could pass the tests.

it's no longer being ALL that you can be... but just try and do your best, if not... oh well we'll give you a job anyway ( participation award?}

This is what you get when you PAY people to sit on their fat asses... someone who is worthless to society.

**Phil B.** · 04-23-2021

Originally Posted by BillyCarpenter

I officially love Oklahoma.

Oklahoma passes a law that can protect drivers who run over protesters

CNN)Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed a bill Wednesday granting immunity to drivers who unintentionally injure or kill protesters while attempting to flee and which stiffens penalties for demonstrators who block public roadways, according to the Oklahoma State Legislature.

The state Senate passed the Republican-sponsored legislation 38-10 last week. The bill makes it a misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in prison and a $5,000 fine for anyone who obstructs a public street during the course of a protest, according to the legislation. House Bill 1674 also states that drivers cannot be held criminally or civilly liable for killing or injuring a protestor if they are "fleeing from a riot," and there is "reasonable belief" that they are in danger.

he bill comes in the midst of a national conversation around policing, racial bias and the right to demonstration. After months of protests -- some of which turned into riots -- sparked by the death of George Floyd in police custody, Minnesota was again the center of large-scale demonstrations this month. Not only was a former officer convicted in Floyd's death, but calls for justice were reignited by the fatal police shooting of 20-year-old Daunte Wright.
The first days of the protests over Wright's death turned chaotic as some demonstrators threw bottles and launched fireworks and officers deployed tear gas and stun guns.
"We are sending a message today in Oklahoma that rioters who threaten law abiding citizens' safety will not be tolerated. I remain unequivocally committed to protecting every Oklahoman's First Amendment right to peacefully protest as well as their right to feel safe in their community," Stitt said.

frankly I'd like to see that become a NATIONAL FEDERAL LAW.. It'd get me out and burning up the roadways.. I just put a 'Iron Bull' bumper on my RAM 1500 magnum .. that'l help clear the road!