DrBoss
northern doc, pro-mask, pro-vaxx, anti-ford
The right wing and Facebook: partners in narrative controlwww.corruptario.ca If you’ve followed either Jordan or Morgan on social media, you’ll know we have a history of getting thrown off social media platforms. Repeatedly.
We started using our own Facebook and Twitter acco...
John Baird vacationed for free at historic Macdonald House in Englandwww.ctvnews.ca Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird and six of his friends stayed at the official residence of Canada’s High Commissioner to Great Britain for eight days, free of charge, while on vacation in England,...
Tour de France reintroduces mask mandate amid COVID-19 concernswww.cyclingnews.com New measure follows spate of abandons due to coronavirus
Trump says Vance ‘kissing my a–,’ compares reversal to Kim Jong Unt.co Former President Trump on Saturday said Ohio Senate candidate J.D. Vance is “in love” with him and “kissing my ass” for support, comparing the GOP candidate’s change o…
A mole hunt, a secret website and Peter Thiel's big risk: How J.D. Vance won his primarywww.politico.com The former Trump critic leaned on a super PAC and his billionaire patron to put him in position for Trump's all-important endorsement.
Jamil Jivani: My friend the hillbillynationalpost.com J.D. Vance, author of Hillbilly Elegy, taught me that some of his experiences in Appalachia weren't that different from my own
What to Know About J.D. Vance, Trump’s Running Matewww.nytimes.com The 39-year-old from Ohio was best known as the author of the memoir “Hillbilly Elegy” before his election to the Senate in 2022.
Ford's picks to choose judges are political operativeswww.corruptario.ca Bondy and Vandrick, active lobbyists, are well-connected members of the right wing establishment
High Alert! Disney World Vacations in Jeopardy as Disease Spreads Across Floridainsidethemagic.net You may leave your next trip to #WaltDisneyWorld with an unexpected souvenir.
Trump-Endorsed Candidate for Governor: ‘Some Folks Need Killing’www.rollingstone.com North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson declared "some people need killing" during a Sunday sermon.