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Oh Boy! The producers pay the taxes that build the beautiful bike paths, and the poachers give them to the Fentanyl Nappers. Would Jimmy Stewart still believe this is a wonderful life? Jimmy Stewart’s George Bailey would still want it to be a wonderful life. He would also notice the ledger. Bailey’s whole argument was that the people who work, save, and pay the freight deserve a town that still works for them. The Building & Loan exists so ordinary families can own a house and walk down a street that isn’t falling apart. Bike paths, parks, and trails sit in that same category: public goods paid for by people who show up, file a return, and expect the asset not to be treated as a campsite or an open-air market. When those spaces get taken over—tents, needles, theft, people nodding off on the path itself—the compact breaks. It isn’t “compassion versus cruelty.” It’s producers funding amenities that become unusable for the people who paid for them. That’s the part that would land with Bailey. He wasn’t against helping the desperate. He was against a system that rewards the raid and punishes the people keeping the lights on. Denver’s version of this is visible on trails, underpasses, and some of the nicer paths that used to feel like a civic gift. The city still prints the brochures. The daily experience for a lot of homeowners and commuters is different. You can believe in a wonderful life and still say the current arrangement is a bad deal for the people writing the checks. Bailey would probably keep the savings-and-loan open. He’d also ask why the town stopped defending the commons it already built.
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Kind of surprising that as nice as the new Bronco Training Center is that they don’t train.
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I am in tears. Irish Patriots LOUDLY CHANT “USA USA USA” as President Trump walks through his 5 Star Doonbeg Hotel in IRELAND Fake News Media will never show you this Trump is LOVED worldwide ❤️
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Denver is the biggest ghost town in the country according to the Wall Street Journal. Definitely 1st place . They have just destroyed downtown Denver . Absolutely destroyed it ! Do not continue to vote for these people !
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He bought back the public square and tore the monopoly from those who decided who had the right to speak. X
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Say you are on Team Blue. Say you know there is election fraud. Would you be willing to participate in the fraud to win the election?
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“Half the Truth is often a great Lie.” Old Ben Franklin had it right 250 years ago, and it plays extremely well in today’s world!
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$1B, really?
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Gotta love America! Florida Chamber of Commerce has officially launched a Times Square campaign naming New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani Florida's "Economic Developer of the Year" — a reminder, according to the Chamber, of how progressive taxes and socialist policies are driving wealth, businesses and families to the Sunshine State.
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Replying to @GavinNewsom
If only. You lying cucktard. Let’s go over this again @GavinNewsom.
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#USMNT Explain this to me soccer fans. Take a coach from Argentina, to come in a lead a bunch of Americans. That's just a bad soup! Kicking a can on the sidelines is disgusting! A haircut from Happy Days. What could possibly go wrong?
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#ALERT: There is a heavy police presence in the area of E. Caley Pl. and S. Dexter St. in Centennial. Deputies are investigating an incident that happened early this morning. There is no threat to public safety at this time. PIO is en route.
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In 2005, Hickenlooper promised to end homelessness in Denver. He didn't. In 2016, Bennet promised to improve rural healthcare. He didn't. He also promised to be a bipartisan Senator. He isn't. In 2018, Polis promised to make childcare more affordable. He didn't. Colorado has some of the most expensive childcare costs in the country. This is just a sample. Over and over again, Colorado's Democratic leadership failed to deliver on its promises. The media doesn't hold them accountable. Instead, they will get you to focus on trivial issues regarding a republican candidate that have absolutely nothing to do with making your life any better. Colorado is not a healthy state. Businesses are leaving, families are moving. We are the 3rd-most-expensive state in America. Hold Democrats accountable for their leadership. Time for a new direction, vote Republican!
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Why is it that when a totally off base tweet comes up, it is from an unverified source?
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Eighty-two years ago today, freedom stood on the edge of extinction, and Allied forces stormed into hell to help save the world. We will never forget the courage, the sacrifice, and the blood spilled on that fateful day.
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How about adding Lawyers, Judges and DA’s
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Replying to @MikeCrispi
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Straight talk from Mike Rowe as he explains why our country’s focus must be on training our young people for trades rather than pushing them into a college degree they may never be able to use. “We’ve got 7.2M men not participating in the workforce, and not looking for work. We have $1.7 T in student loan debt on the books. We’ve got 7.6M positions that don’t require a 4 yr degree, and yet we keep lending money to kids who are never going to be able to pay it back; to train them for jobs that don’t exist anymore. If we want to close the skills gap, we need to make a more persuasive case.”
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I believe it would be beneficial if we could transport Ben Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, FDR, JFK, LBJ, and still living Barack Obama, and add in Russ Limbaugh to moderate. This show (Cage Match) would be awesome! It would explain so much of the WHY in the world.
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