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OK, the question of "Erika Kirk: Grieving tradwife widow, or international Honey Pot?" has come up again in a big way. I'm going to call it in no uncertain terms: Charlie Kirk was her last assignment. JD Vance... is her NEXT assignment.
Check out the video of her at the big TPUSA event, introducing JD Vance. She says, "No one will ever replace my husband... BUT...
Record scratch! Who 2 months after her husband's high profile assassination, ends that sentence with anything except a PERIOD..?
"Nobody will ever replace my Husband... but I do see some similarities in JD."
After like 2 solid minutes of cheering as music booms and images of JD Vance get projected on the screen behind the stage, JD Vance comes walking out. Erika Kirk, now away from the lectern clad in tight black leather pants, warmly embraces JD, and mid hug, grabs his hair with both hands, while he puts his hands on her hips.
Watch the video of this from a source of your choosing, it's widely available online. Answer me this: Is this how a grieving widow behaves? Is this what you'd consider an appropriate hug with a married man?
For reference, Jackie Kennedy went an entire year in mourning, and took herself outside of Public Life that entire time.
I think we're seeing the Christ-washing of erstwhile atheist JD Vance, and predict he will divorce his Hindu wife and attempt to make Erika Kirk the next First Lady of the United States.
Read More@MentORPHEUS $60 for a couple of lousy sandwiches and some sides?! I used to expect that for room service at a fancy hotel, not at a deli. WTF.
oh, btw...
@MentORPHEUS they just keep raising prices and then people stop going so they raise prices even further, so then...
I'm not up on French politics, so a passing reference someone made in a podcast to Emmanuel Macron, and his wife's penis caught my attention so I gave the Wikipedia page of each of them a quick spin. Got'DAMN what a rabbit hole that was, with lots of RP relevance.
I'd recently caught some history of the deliberate inbreeding of European Royal Families in centuries past. This seems like some next level fuck-upedness compared even to that.
Any European TRP members able to shed better light on all of this?
Read More@redpillschool I never eat out nowadays, it's been a couple years now since I dined in a sit down restaurant. So finally yesterday I took my 80yo Mom out for a late lunch to a "New York style deli/bakery" place. Large nice dining area, bus your own table after they bring your order out to you type of place.
So anyway, we ordered Sandwiches- pastrami and pulled brisket. No sides, no drinks. The portions were good, and the tallow fries and onion rings that come with were delicious. All that said, it was a sticker shock that the bill for this parsimonious lunch for two came to nearly 60 bucks!
Granted it was slow time midway between the lunch and dinner rushes. The place was cavernously empty, 3 other parties total and 3 door dashers who came and went. This was my firsthand experience of the sentiment I keep hearing over and over, that "people aren't going to restaurants any more!"
Read More@mattyanon HR hath no pretext like a woman scorned.
@SeasonedRP I appreciate the effort of the response, but still find the underlying assumptions fatally flawed.
Part of the problem, lies in the American Right's cultural aversion to consider culture and economics through a CLASS lens, as if doing so is tantamount to willfully stepping onto a nearly vertical slippery slope into full-on acceptance and practice of Marxism/socialism/communism-->bad and anti-American.
Even those individuals you name, who may give public lip service and financial donations to Left leaning social causes, often have economic ulterior motives mixed in. This notwithstanding, their position at the apex of power and control over the large numbers of workers in their businesses and organizations, places them squarely in the Bourgeois class, completely apart from the working stiff proles who actually perform the work.
Working and middle class people support the right.
Because they are most blind to the above structural reality. I find it breathtakingly absurd hearing working class folks, particularly blue collar, enthusiastically supporting the likes of Elon Musk and Donald Trump, with a sense of personal kinship which in reality holds 0% reciprocity from his end.
FWIW, even people working at the ground and lower levels within organizations like Environmental groups that take large grants from the likes of Soros, will take the money, but harbor no illusions that these apex benefactors exist in any way as "One of us." Wealthy people, whether donors or board/upper management class, don't bother to pitch through left coded channels to left leaning audiences, any "Greetings, fellow working class stiffs!" bullshit, as they're much quicker to see right through such a farce.
Read More@Lone_Ranger Sure enough, you're an out and proud Thread-o. Your username is certainly all over the flight logs of the Brolita Expeess.
@SeasonedRP Jeez, man... just how far will you try to stretch a "Left bad, and at the root of all problems " idea/narrative, to try to get it to fit reality???
This isn't even difficult to work through. ALL the higher echelons of all the corporations across all the economic sectors, include hardly anyone right wing???
Defense, energy, manufacturing, mining, agriculture, hospitality, private equity, banking, finance, construction et al... hardly anyone wearing $5000 suits in the boardrooms of all the corporations us right wing???
Admit that sounds preposterous.
Apparently you missed my point.
Not at all, but rather you missed mine.
Right Wing people aren't the only people driven by profits and/or greed to the point of being foolish, and if they were right wing, that CEO and other woke crap the company has done wouldn't have happened.
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