Marlon Brando plays a character named Terry Malloy in which movie?

Oops! Wrong Answer

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Never seen a Demoncrat that didn't love a tax hike!!!!

"Manchin ran for Senate vowing to never support a tax hike until the government was running efficiently," Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist wrote in a rebuke. "Everything must now be hunky dory as he just announced he wants a $1 trillion tax hike on Americans.
"Doing his best Austin Powers imitation, Manchin just looked into the camera and demanded a $1 trillion tax hike. We know how expensive a liberal Democrat can be. How expensive is a 'moderate' Democrat? Manchin just told us."

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfr....ont/joemanchin-democ

Do you think we are on the brink of World War III?

56,934 TOTAL VOTES
YES
57.1%
NO
42.9%

https://www.pollking.com/?do-y....ou-think-we-are-on-t

So we...the American taxpayer will need to pony up the $$$$$ billions it will take to bribe Iran to only make their nukes when we are not looking...better known as the Obama fiasco!!!!!

"Although Iran has since raced ahead with its nuclear program, Israel and Gulf Arab countries are deeply concerned about restoring the original deal. Israel fears it does not include enough safeguards to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. Both Israel and its Gulf allies also believe that relief from economic sanctions will allow Iran to step up its military activities across the region, including support for hostile militant groups.
Blinken said the U.S. believes that restoring the nuclear deal “is the best way to put Iran's program back in the box it was in.” He added: “Our commitment to the core principle of Iran never acquiring a nuclear weapon is unwavering.”

https://www.newsmax.com/world/....globaltalk/united-st

I'm sure little Dickie Durbin wants to be on The Supreme Court, but who is testifying here him or Joe's choice?

"The entire conversation started with the comments from Jackson about her own history as a public defender, which had involved the defense of various detainees at Guantanamo Bay, and she put forth the argument that she had simply been "standing up for the constitutional value of representation."
Durbin hopped up just after Graham ended his questioning, highlighting that there were currently 39 detainees who were still in Guantanamo Bay and that maintaining the costs of just a single one was costing the people of the United States roughly $12-13 million per year, equating along the lines of $540 million overall each year."