Sexy Dads and Daddy Larvae

@woofybeardad

NSFW: This blog shows prime examples of the finest aged beef. Also included are examples of younger men, i.e. Daddy Larva who, given a decade or two, are gonna be seriously hot Dads, themselves. And naturally, there are a few body part pics that are simply pleasing to my eye...

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rejectingrepublicans

When she’s not flashing a white power sign Marsha enjoys cocaine orgies with her RepubliKKKan pals.

furrysmiles-world

superjavilove-blog

funnyhumormemes

#funny #humor #hilarious #memes #lol #haha #rofl #lmfao #lmao #wtf

prof-grace-aspen

This thread is incredibly important to read.

It is also extremely difficult to read. I don't know if I need to point this out, but the document itself is obviously full of bigotry so please take care of yourself if you choose to read it. Antisemitic phrases like "cultural marxism" and "global elites" appear before the document even really gets rolling, and are mixed in with transphobia, racism, and more.

If you want a taste of how this document starts in the first main section about "The Family", here is a taste:

"This starts with deleting the terms sexual orientation and gender identity (“SOGI”), diversity, equity, and inclusion (“DEI”), gender, gender equality, gender equity, gender awareness, gender-sensitive, abortion, reproductive health, reproductive rights, and any other term used to deprive Americans of their First Amendment rights out of every federal rule, agency regulation, contract, grant, regulation, and piece of legislation that exists."

It is all bad. ALL of this document is bad, and dangerous, and threatens the lives and the safety of everyone living in this country.

marlenawatches-deactivated20250

With this, the Republican party has declared itself to be an organized, intentional, and entirely malicious Threat to the American People. Do with that information as you will.

viking369

saywhat-politics

The Republican Study Committee said the move will encourage states to restrict the eligible population receiving school lunch to "truly need

vbartilucci

If it doesn't put money in the pockets of the rich and the super-rich, the republicans don't want it happening.

iguessweallcrazyithinktho

saywhat-politics

Follow the latest updates from the former president’s 2024 campaign and ongoing legal woes

Donald Trump has demanded that the parent company of MSNBC and NBC be investigated for “treason” over what he described as “one-side and vicious coverage”.

In a Truth Social rant on Sunday, the former president threatened to launch a probe into Comcast if he wins the 2024 race.

“They are a true threat to Democracy and are, in fact, THE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE! The Fake News Media should pay a big price for what they have done to our once great Country!” he wrote.

Mr Trump spent much of the weekend ranting on his social media platform.

In another post on Sunday, he demanded that “all” Senate Democrats resign over the charges facing Senator Bob Menendez – at a time when Mr Trump is refusing to step aside from the 2024 race while facing four criminal cases.

Earlier, he appeared to threaten Mark Milley, the outgoing chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, with “death” and praised the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for rolling back on climate target policies.

woofybeardad

What a POS trump is.

saywhat-politics

The Archdiocese of Cincinnati led the way with a $500,000 donation to Ohio's anti-Issue 1 campaign, signaling the Nov. 7 vote would be like

The Catholic Church in Ohio is giving more than spiritual and moral support to the campaign to defeat Issue 1 in November.

It’s also giving money.

Campaign finance records show the Archdiocese of Cincinnati donated $500,000 in June to the group leading the charge against Issue 1, a proposed constitutional amendment that will guarantee access to abortion in Ohio if voters approve it.

The archdiocese’s donation is among the largest so far to the anti-Issue 1 campaign, records show, and is the largest from any Ohio-based organization or individual.

The next largest donations from Ohio sources also are from Catholic institutions: The Diocese of Cleveland and the Diocese of Columbus each gave $200,000 to the campaign.

contemplatingoutlander

If any church steps over the boundaries of the Constitutional separation of church and state they should lose their tax free status. Period.

probablyasocialecologist

In a viral speech, the Australian multimillionaire argued for more unemployment as a corrective to workers’ attitudes toward employers.

Last July, The Intercept obtained an internal Bank of America memo that stated “we hope the ratio of job openings to unemployed is down to the more normal highs of the last business cycle.” Translated into English, this means the bank was rooting for there to be fewer job openings. Likewise, a California real estate CEO said on an earnings call last year that a recession could be “good” if “it comes with a level of unemployment that puts employers back in the driver seat and allows them to get all their employees back into the office.” Around the same time, an anonymous Texas businessman told the Dallas branch of the Federal Reserve about his delighted anticipation that “the workforce pulls its head out of its rear when a correction or recession makes jobs scarce and people start to feel the pain or fear of not providing for their family and loved ones.” He did have one concern, however — that the government might “jump back into the fight and pay them to do nothing again.” Even Janet Yellen, the current secretary of the Treasury and former chair of the Fed during the Obama administration, wrote this in a 1996 memo: “Unemployment serves as a worker-discipline device because the prospect of a costly unemployment spell produces sufficient fear of job loss.”