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So I can look like. a cat/ cheetah/ humanoid hybrid ? No thanks ! hahaha

I would rather have my nails removed with a blunt plyer !

What is left to be done ???? Look at her .

He kind of disappeared during the campaign. Which was a good thing .

He's kind of faded into the background . Praying h e will be staying there for good .

I have a feeling Mother's Husband ( Pence ) will run in 2024 but CONGRATS to Biden and Harris ! Am happy for the USA !

His presidency has been nothing but chaos from the beginning to the end .

I mean who fucking voted for Kayne ?????!!!!

Yes exactly . I makes me think of how many lies they will have ti spin from the GE .

His doctors are saying that he's ready to go back to work .... I mean did he made the whole I-got-infected-by -Covid- thing up so he could downplay it and manipulate the public ???? At his age it's not possible to get over covid in like a week .

Yep . I wished Biden / Harris have more of a presence in the media . It's all about Trump Trump Trump . Exhausting and am not even in the US.

I can not believe he did that photo op on the balcony of the White House without mask. " Don't be afraid ." Yeah right don't be afraid of Covid. It's easy for him to say when you are the president of USA and have access to the best medical cares money can buy .

From Vanity Fair and I kid you not .... What a hill to die on... https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2020/09/jk-rowling-transphobia-new-novel-troubled-blood-controversy J.K. Rowling Proves Her Commitment to Transphobia in Her New Novel Cynthia Nixon also called out the Harry Potter author for her “painful” anti-trans comments. By Emily Kirkpatrick September 14, 2020 No longer satisfied with simply repeatedly expressing her transphobic opinions on Twitter and in 3,600-word screeds on her personal website, J.K. Rowling now appears to be bringing her TERF (trans-exclusionary radical feminist) logic to a bookshelf near you via her new fictional novel, Troubled Blood, out Tuesday. According to an early review in The Telegraph, Troubled Blood—the fifth installment in Rowling’s Cormoran Strike series written under the pen name Robert Galbraith—deals with the cold case of a woman who disappeared in 1974 and is believed to be the victim of Dennis Creed, “a transvestite serial killer.” (Transvestite is considered an outdated and derogatory term for cross-dressing, which is not the same as being trans.) The review goes on to say, “One wonders what critics of Rowling’s stance on trans issues will make of a book whose moral seems to be: never trust a man in a dress.” This also isn’t the first time Rowling’s anti-trans opinions have found their way onto the pages of this particular series. In the second Cormoran Strike book, The Silkworm, a woman named Pippa stalks detective Strike before attempting to stab him. Strike traps her in his office, revealing her identity as a trans woman, with Rowling adding in a description of her Adam’s apple and hands. The detective then tells Pippa that prison “won’t be fun for you.… Not pre-op.” (Rowling’s representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment.)

What's wrong with this woman ? I feel like she's using her HUGE platform to actually bully the trans community into accepting HER fact that they are in fact men and not women and shouldn't be entitle to ANY right whatsoever . What an arsehole .

HAHAHA I thought Yo Semite takes the cake to be honest . What a moron