So now we get on another level of pretending to be stupid, as Eric Adams, New yorks mayor launched a million dollar campaign in florida at the tax payers expense of course to entice people of the LGBTQ persuarsion to move to new york in response to the parental rights in education bill in florida and starts lying about the fact they have outlawed the word "gay" this is the guy who wants to destroy all the homeless encampments in New york but not rehouse any of the people in them, just destroy their already terrible lives, this is the man who parties in nightclubs maskless with drug addicts but insists on children being masked for school, by the way. New York City, where the Stonewall Inn riots ignited what many consider to be the birth of the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement, has long voiced its support for that community. Now it wants its message heard in one place, especially: Florida. Starting Monday, Mayor Eric Adams is wallpapering the Sunshine State with digital billboards espousing New York City's vociferous opposition to the so-called "Don't Say Gay" bill that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law, he said Monday. The GOP legislation, which has drawn intense national scrutiny, bars instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through third grade, which the mayor called a "targeted attack on the LGBTQ+ population." The billboards, Adams said from City Hall, will be up for eight weeks in five major Florida markets, including Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa and West Palm Beach, and are expected to deliver an estimated 5 million impressions. "This is the city of Stonewall. This is the city where we are proud to talk about how you can live in a comfortable setting and not be harassed, not be abused -- not only as adults but also as young people," Adams said. The campaign started Monday and runs through May 29. Creative content was donated by major ad agencies including WPP Companies, WMLY&R, BCW, H+K Strategies and Kinetic, Adams said. Kinetic secured the ad space. The mayor displayed some billboard samples as he made the announcement. "People say a lot of ridiculous things in New York. 'Don't Say Gay' isn't one of them," one reads. Another says, "When other states show their true colors. We show ours." The message is simple -- and directed at Florida's LGBTQ community, Adams said: "Listen, hey, we want you in New York." Come here where you can be you. The Democrat forcefully denounced the Florida law, calling it "political showmanship" and accusing DeSantis' administration and GOP supporters of "attempting to demonize a particular group or community. Adams called that "unacceptable" and said the city plans to loudly voice its support in the other direction. He acknowledged everyone's right to s ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEWBYDguyo4

The dnc convention started yesterday and closed out with an insanely tone deaf song and everyone hated it! rating were abysmal! trump kicked their asses on his own! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcuDxHjDm3o

#weigel #wapo #washingtonpost Support me on Patreon if you want: https://www.patreon.com/coolhandjames The woke are eating their own once again! This time its the washington Post and known insane woman Felicia Sonmez getting her collegue David Weigel fired or suspended from his job for retweeting a joke on twitter because it was "sexist" or something stupid like that, it was a joke. However, Taylor Lorenz lying repeatedly in every article she writes for them, thats perfectly fine, doxxing private citizens, again, thats great, but retweeting a joke? disgusting! The Washington Post has suspended reporter David Weigel for one month without pay for retweeting a sexist joke, two people familiar with the matter told CNN on Monday. Weigel did not respond to a request for comment, but an out-of-office reply from his Post email address said that he would return to work on July 5. Weigel apologized publicly last week for the retweet, saying he "did not mean to cause any harm." A spokesperson for The Post declined to comment, citing a need for privacy regarding personnel matters. Weigel's retweet was spotlighted publicly by his colleague, Felicia Sonmez, who recently had a discrimination lawsuit against the paper dismissed, a decision her attorney has said she plans to appeal. Sonmez sarcastically wrote on Twitter on Friday that it is "fantastic to work at a news outlet where retweets like this are allowed." She attached a screen grab showing Weigel's retweet, which was of a tweet from YouTuber Cam Harless, who joked, "Every girl is bi. You just have to figure out if it's polar or sexual." Sonmez, according to messages obtained by CNN, also confronted Weigel in an internal company Slack channel. She tagged him and wrote, "I'm sorry but what is this?" Sonmez added in the Slack channel that the retweet sent "a confusing message about what the Post's values are." Others on Friday joined the discussion in the Slack channel, prompting national editor Matea Gold to write, "I just want to assure all of you that The Post is committed to maintaining a respectful workplace for everyone. We do not tolerate demeaning language or actions." The Post's chief spokesperson, Kris Coratti, also issued a statement to the press that said, "Editors have made clear to the staff that the tweet was reprehensible and demeaning language or actions like that will not be tolerated." But the public and private admonishment of Weigel's retweet has failed to quell tension inside The Post. Jose A. Del Real, a reporter at The Post, responded on Twitter Saturday to Sonmez's initial tweet. Del Real said Weigel's tweet was "terrible and unacceptable." "But," he added, "rallying the internet to attack him for a mistake he made doesn't actually solve anything. We all mess up in some way or another. There is such a thing as challenging with compassion." Sonmez responded, saying that "calling out sexism isn't 'cruelty,'" but something that is "absolutely necessary." Sonmez and Del Real then proceeded to engage in a back and forth over Twitter on Saturday, with Del Real ultimately moving to temporarily deactivate his account. Sally Buzbee, the executive editor of The Post, tried on Sunday morning to rein in the newsroom by sending a memo that reminded staffers "to treat each other with respect and kindness both in the newsroom and online." "The Washington Post is committed to an inclusive and respectful environment free of harassment, discrimination or bias of any sort," Buzbee added. "When issues arise, please raise them with leadership or human resources and we will address them promptly and firmly." However, the attempt by leadership to squash the controversy failed again. Sonmez on Sunday afternoon said on Twitter that Buzbee's note had provided "fodder for *more* harassment" against her. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LPbZ1zEQrc

GOOD LORD, THIS JUST GETS SPICIER AND SPICIER! A JUDGE IN ANTRIM MICHIGAN JUST ORDERED THE RELEASE OF THE REPORT INTO THE TABULATION MACHINES SUPPLIED BY DOMINION FOR THE 2020 ELECTION, AND IT NO SURPRISE THAT THE DEMOCRATS WANTED TO BLOCK THE REPORT, THEY WERE DEFINITELY USED TO CHEAT THEW ELECTION! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JaO0GOF4zw