Rep. Brad Wenstrup‚ R-Ohio‚ said Thursday that President Joe Biden is waiting too long to respond to Iran over last week's drone attack that killed three American troops in Jordan.

In the early hours of New Year's Day in 1987‚ a French tourist was mugged while walking with his wife through Times Square. The man‚ 71-year-old Jean Casse‚ struck his head on the pavement. He was pronounced dead soon after.Within days‚ police hauled in a pair of young...

In a groundbreaking move to celebrate Black History Month‚ the U.S. Treasury has announced the release of a limited edition commemorative fake $20 bill‚ featuring none other than Harriet Tubman with shades on and a blinged-out Underground Railroad. Treasury officials claim that this bold initiative is aimed at recognizing the struggles and achievements of African Americans throughout history while injecting a touch of humor and creativity into the often-stoic world of currency design. In Honor Of Black History Month U.S. Treasury Offers Limited Edition Commemorative Fake $20 Bill pic.twitter.com/8F7stkineo— News That Matters (@ThatmattersNews) February 1‚ 2024 Secretary of the Treasury‚ Ben Coinman‚ proudly presented the new bill at a press conference‚ exclaiming‚ “We wanted to bring a bit of pizzazz to the commemorative currency game. Harriet Tubman is an American hero‚ and what better way to honor her legacy than with a bill that’s as fake as the notion that Ben Franklin had any rhythm?” The limited edition bills‚ adorned with holographic effects and Tubman throwing up peace signs‚ will not be legal tender but are expected to become collectors’ items. Each bill comes with a small disclaimer stating‚ “No‚ you can’t buy anything with this. Seriously‚ it’s fake.” Social media exploded with reactions‚ with users praising the Treasury for its lighthearted approach to recognizing Black history. Memes featuring Tubman’s face superimposed onto modern-day scenarios flooded the internet‚ with captions like “When you find out the Underground Railroad had Wi-Fi” and “Harriet the Hipster making history cool.” However‚ critics argue that the move undermines the solemnity of the occasion. Activist groups released statements‚ saying‚ “We appreciate the effort to celebrate Black History Month‚ but maybe a scholarship fund or community initiatives would have been a more impactful gesture than fake money.” Despite the mixed reviews‚ the limited edition fake bills are set to hit the market‚ with collectors and history buffs alike eagerly anticipating the chance to own a piece of commemorative currency that’s as authentic as a three-dollar bill – or in this case‚ a fake $20. The post In Honor Of Black History Month U.S. Treasury Offers Limited Edition Commemorative Fake $20 Bill appeared first on Genesius Times.

As Punxsutawney Phil emerged from his burrow to forecast the length of winter‚ another‚ less furry creature engaged in a time-honored tradition: Senator Lindsay Graham‚ the Capitol’s very own political groundhog‚ emerged to cast his shadow‚ signaling another 10 months of expertly straddling the conservative line. Groundhog Day isn’t just for predicting weather; it’s also the moment RINOs (Republicans In Name Only) gather around the TV to see if Sen. Graham spots his political shadow. In a seemingly mystical ceremony‚ the senator’s shadow is believed to predict the duration of his conservative principles. While the origins of this Capitol tradition remain shrouded in mystery‚ some political historians attribute it to George H.W. Bush‚ while others claim it was perfected by the late Senator John McCain. RINO aficionado Rhyne Ohs commented‚ “McCain was the RINO’s RINO‚ campaigning against Obamacare and then giving it a thumbs down. Classic. Graham has carried on this legacy splendidly.” In-depth analysis reveals a pattern: every Groundhog Day in an election year‚ Graham perceives his shadow‚ indicating a full 10 months of conservative posturing. However‚ during non-election years‚ he skips the shadow games and comfortably reverts to RINO status until the next political cycle. “Lindsay has mastered the art of shadow manipulation‚” Ohs remarked. “He votes against conservative principles when it suits him‚ then appears on Fox News preaching conservative values. It’s like a political dance‚ and he’s got the RINO two-step down to perfection.” As the news of Graham’s shadow spread‚ political pundits expressed a mixture of amusement and exasperation. Critics argue that this Groundhog Day charade underscores the performative nature of politics‚ while supporters hail Graham’s ability to navigate the tricky terrain between conservative and centrist ideologies. Whatever one’s stance‚ there’s one thing certain: the shadow games will continue‚ and RINO enthusiasts can expect 10 more months of Graham’s finely-tuned political acrobatics until the next Groundhog Day rolls around. The post Senator Graham sees shadow‚ means 10 months of acting like a conservative appeared first on Genesius Times.

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