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Seems I’m just as clueless as the man who has his finger on the button of America’s Nuclear Arsenal, so be patient as my cleverness eventually wakes up just enough to create a clever introduction.
In the meantime, enjoy this latest collection of Memeories!
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This meme isn’t 100% accurate, and that’s intentional: Biden never apologized for (correctly) using “illegal” to describe the illegal alien who murdered 22-year-old American nursing student Laken Riley – “He used a different word“. And, he never apologized for calling the victim “Lincoln Riley” during his speech to the Nation. So, Joe Biden committed one or two mistakes, and possibly even more. Perhaps my meme will convince Biden – a self-proclaimed Catholic – to do the right thing instead of the self-serving political thing.
Once again America’s favorite bartending, dancing, Congressional representative from New York ponders, this time about Joe Biden’s State of the Union Address. Seems she’s wondering why some critics are saying “Adderall” when they should be saying “Attaboy!” when talking about the effectiveness of Joe’s speech.
While Rep. Ocasio-Cortez is pondering here’s something everyone else can ponder. Although the answer to this test may be difficult it’s lesson has been around since money was invented: Money buys Youth (or, “Money attracts Youth“, if that makes you more comfortable). Of course, youth can be attracted to the confidence, power, and success a rich person has, but one has to ponder if money is the bottom line: Rich older men have it and young ambitious women want it.






Tonight Joe Biden, (p)Resident of the United States, visits the Congress to address them on the State of the Union, where he’ll 




















