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Bragg is a pile of manure, and everyone who voted for him.
The HOR should expel the crook, but 48 percent are Democrats. If Big Tish’s relatives have moved from one of her homes to jail, McCormick should move in.
Thank Trump’s policies.
Iran will change nothing until the radicals are removed from power.
SPORTS
In the ‘Olden Days’.
OTHER
More non-proof of visitors from space.
Send them back.
More propaganda sources are exposed.
Sue the NYT.
More private information.
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The Let’s Go Editor: Would you go to Mars, LL ?
The Earth Cat: I’m not interested. One day humans might make it to the Red Planet. It amazes me when people say that humans will have to find a new home when the Earth is too toxic or poisoned for life. Here is news of Bezos’ rocket.
https://redstate.com/wardclark/2025/11/15/new-glenn-nails-it-blue-origin-makes-mars-leap-n2196233
This is about a nutty Harvard scientist. Sell that book.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nYXIeZh_bw
Humans are stuck on Earth for many moons. The Jetsons are a few years in the future.
Maybe Steve Zodiac will be the answer.
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For a first episode, this is amazing. Stay tuned for the entire series.
https://genesiustimes.com/deep-thoughts-by-aoc-episode-1/
https://www.228times.com/category/228-news/
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Congress makes some progress.
Globular Cluster M15 Deep Field
Image Credit & Copyright: Alvaro Ibanez Perez
Explanation: Stars, like bees, swarm around the center of bright globular cluster M15. The central ball of over 100,000 stars is a relic from the early years of our Galaxy, and continues to orbit the Milky Way’s center. M15, one of about 150 globular clusters remaining, is noted for being easily visible with only binoculars, having at its center one of the densest concentrations of stars known, and containing a high abundance of variable stars and pulsars. The featured image of M15 was taken by combining very long exposures — 122 hours in all — and so brings up faint wisps of gas and dust in front of the giant ball of stars. M15 lies about 35,000 light years away toward the constellation of the Winged Horse (Pegasus).
Tomorrow’s picture: open space
