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[thelastsmoke]

[masonpowellposts]

"It didn't' go up very far. I'm not complaining, mind you: but this is what happens when the schools stop teaching math."

[no-longer-another-bondi-blonde]

[no-longer-another-bondi-blonde]

[odinsblog]

House Democrats grill Vought over DOGE’s CFPB Data Drives

“Do you even know the extent of the data held by the CFPB that Elon Musk and anyone else associated with DOGE had access to?” the California Democrat asked. “Do you have a record of all the data that was accessed? Have you done any investigation into whether CFPB’s data is secure? Yes or no.”

“Congresswoman, we had a Department of Government Efficiency, it’s something we’re very proud of …” Vought said before Waters reclaimed her time and followed up with additional yes-or-no questions that the Office of Management and Budget director didn’t answer.

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[seymour-butz-stuff]

He needs to be fired

In a rocket

To the sun

[odinsblog]

House Democrats grill Vought over DOGE’s CFPB Data Drives

“Do you even know the extent of the data held by the CFPB that Elon Musk and anyone else associated with DOGE had access to?” the California Democrat asked. “Do you have a record of all the data that was accessed? Have you done any investigation into whether CFPB’s data is secure? Yes or no.”

“Congresswoman, we had a Department of Government Efficiency, it’s something we’re very proud of …” Vought said before Waters reclaimed her time and followed up with additional yes-or-no questions that the Office of Management and Budget director didn’t answer.

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[seymour-butz-stuff]

He needs to be fired

In a rocket

To the sun

[masonpowellposts]

Sings: "Set the controls for the heahrt of the sun...."

[elvis2130]

[arahopes]

🫠🥰🥰

[republicansaretheproblem]

This doesn’t include people who died in concentration camps, or in ICE custody, or those disappeared to third world concentration camps.

[seymour-butz-stuff]

but but but but if they had just obeyed they'd still be alive

except for all the ones who did and still were murdered

which is why, when it comes to dhs

[themousefromfantasyland]

@ariel-seagull-wings @the-blue-fairie @thealmightyemprex

[brune-perle]

Respecter les autres et être respecté(e) sans préjugés !

[baddisneypuppy]

reminder re my account.

[misterlemonzmen]

MisterLemonzMen.tumblr.com/archive

[bestofme1]

[masonpowellposts]

The Only Good Republican is an Ex Republican.

[thelastsmoke]

[masonpowellposts]

Nice and old-fashioned, from the days of Bakelite telephones and the casual repurposing of no longer useful objects.

[thelastsmoke]

[masonpowellposts]

"Ok everybody, our cameras are ready here where this small town is all set to get a new record for the Death Race 2026, sponsored by the International Fossil Fuel Cartel to show the superiority of Fossil Fuels for racing!"

[thelordsoftherings]

Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.

[masonpowellposts]

This is why I hold "The Lord of the Rings" to be the greatest novel in the English language.

[horrorsoflife]

[masonpowellposts]

It is so nice to have this here. I have not seen it for years.

[operaqueen]

Visit Original Link

Beverly Sills, The Music of Victor Herbert.

[operaqueen]

Beverly Sills — The Music of Victor Herbert (Angel Records, 1976). Released at the height of her international fame, this Grammy Award-winning album reunited America’s most beloved soprano with conductor André Kostelanetz in a radiant tribute to the country’s greatest operetta composer. Featuring beloved songs including Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life, Italian Street Song, Kiss Me Again, and I’m Falling in Love with Someone, the recording showcased a different side of Sills’ artistry—effortlessly blending operatic brilliance with the warmth, elegance, and conversational charm that made Victor Herbert’s melodies enduring American classics. 

The album was warmly received upon its release and introduced Herbert’s music to a new generation of listeners. HiFi Stereo Review called it “irresistible,” praising Sills’ natural affinity for the repertoire and remarking that she “opens up a new career” with performances of remarkable freshness and style. The recording went on to win the 1977 Grammy Award for Best Classical Vocal Performance, further cementing Beverly Sills’ reputation as not only one of opera’s greatest stars, but also one of its most engaging ambassadors. 

[masonpowellposts]

I was a big Sills fan: so how did I miss this album. I got to seach.

[thepassenger3]

[necro69mancer]

[masonpowellposts]

The latest recruiting commercial of ICE.

[shaddad]

chic, o trabalho com fotografia de matthew finley

[masonpowellposts]

WE have always been here. We always will be. There is a great book on evolutionary biology that explains why, and our place in the scheme of the survival of the species.

[mawmenny]

[masonpowellposts]

I love lotus! Sadly, I live in the one part of the United States where one cannot grow them because of the temperature variations.