April 18, 2016 6:30 AM
Morning Reads — April 18th
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDDAa1If-u4
The Gays™ are running amok.
Happy Monday, everyone! I spent my weekend at the 7th District GOP Convention rather than running the inaugural Disney World Star Wars Half Marathon. The world, I’m sure, wept with me.
Jawja
- File this in the “YAAAAAAS KWEEN” cabinet: Chick-Fil-A has a customer rewards program.
- Debbie Dooley had a very bad, no good weekend.
- President Carter can add a new line to his resume: Honorary Park Ranger
- 106-year-old car becomes the oldest to complete a lap around the Atlanta Motor Speedway.
- It’s all fun and games until you’re arrested for using fart spray in an Athens bar.
- 138 days until Jawja fans post obnoxious Facebook statuses; however, we got a taste of it over the weekend.
Murica
- The untold story of the first American casualty in the Afghan war.
- Six points to know about today’s Supreme Court immigration arguments.
- All eyes are on New York’s Democratic primary.
- The tragic life of America’s first supermodel.
- Check this out: The Nest Conservative Movement.
Important
- Follow a television show from idea to reality.
About Author
Will Kremer
Will is an active member of the Georgia Republican grassroots. He previously served as Chairman of the Georgia Association of College Republicans, 2nd Vice Chairman of the 7th District Republican Party, and Treasurer of the Forsyth County Republican Party. Promise Land = Forsyth County.
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What is “yaaas kween?”
Millenials sting letters together with the hope it will create a coherent thought.
They do not.
In case you were not aware…Erick Erickson had a near death experience this past week. You can read his take on what happened here
http://theresurgent.com/trying-not-to-die/
I know everyone joins me in hoping he has a speedy recovery. As someone with Pulmonary Hypertension I know what he is going through. Its a very frightening condition especially when you have Pulmonary Embolism as well (I dont). He is a very lucky man to have been diagnosed. It could have been fatal.
I just spit out my coffee at no-good-very-bad reference.
He left out horrible and terrible as I just read that book to a grandkid recently. Though it is still a befitting reference to our local nagging nabob of negativism.
I wonder if the 106 year old car is like the story I heard about a guy selling Abe Lincoln’s axe. It had been given 6 new handles and 5 new heads but was still Abe’s axe.
Somewhere Terri is off wording her week in Hamilton for tomorrow with more then just a smug and joyful gleam in her eye…
You have all been warned.