Clandestine
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The Dems have absolutely nothing to stand on right now.
All of their narratives are crumbling simultaneously.
Trump is stopping wars around the globe, his tariff plan is working, and now the Hur tapes are coming out confirming Biden was a vegetable.
The Dems are cooked. I’m not sure how they can recover from the biggest scandal in US history, on top of Trump being the greatest president since Washington. Everything the Dems stand for, turned out to be a lie. Their entire identity is opposing the guy bringing world peace.
Their only chance is to continue to gaslight the public that Trump is Hitler, and hope the public don’t recognize how every single Dem/MSM narrative turned out to be false. But with Elon in control of X, and the public’s increasing distrust in the MSM, I don’t see how the Dems can turn this around.
The Deep State are on life-support.
Exit thank you for your good post today. I didn’t fall asleep till about nine this morning after being up 60 hours. Slept till four. Just say I’m out of the loop is an understatement. I have to say I was pretty down actors seeing all of the negative things happening in the US All to undermine our president
A lot of challenges here in the whole front, some more serious than others
Hope everyone is having a decent weekend. Missing a lot of people Judy misbehaving rusty and I know several of you post regularly at another thread. Just letting you know I miss you.
In the early 1980s, Paul Newman leaned over his kitchen counter in Connecticut, carefully whisking together olive oil, vinegar, garlic, mustard, and a pinch of his signature dry spices. The fresh scent of herbs filled the air, but his face remained serious as he handed the bowl to Joanne Woodward, who sat at the counter with a glass of wine. She tasted the mixture and, raising an eyebrow, commented, “It’s good, but you’ve got to ease up on the garlic.” Paul chuckled, picking up the whisk again, ready to make the adjustments. This seemingly simple kitchen experiment would eventually give rise to a lasting legacy: Newman’s Own.
For Paul, cooking was far more than a hobby—it was an outlet for creativity. He often referred to his kitchen as his “edible art studio.” His recipes were often met with rave reviews, though Joanne’s candid critiques were an essential part of the process. Dinner parties at the Newmans’ became legendary, with guests savoring his latest culinary creations, from slow-simmered tomato sauces to bold barbecue marinades.
Newman’s Own began unexpectedly. One year, during their holiday tradition, Paul decided to bottle his homemade salad dressing as gifts for friends and neighbors. After spending hours pouring the mixture into old wine bottles and sealing them with hand-designed labels, the “secret recipe” quickly spread by word of mouth. Joanne, ever practical, recognized potential in the venture. “You’ve got something here,” she told him. “Why not make it official?”
In 1982, Newman’s Own was founded. Paul ensured the brand stood apart by maintaining high product quality and committing that all profits would go to charity. Joanne played a crucial role, helping guide the brand and ensuring its focus remained on giving back. The couple faced early doubts from distributors, but Joanne’s sharp negotiating skills and confident approach secured their first major distribution deal.
As the company expanded into pasta sauces, popcorn, and lemonade, the Newmans maintained a personal touch in every decision. Paul and Joanne were deeply involved in every step of the process, from selecting ingredients to designing the quirky labels. One of their proudest achievements was the creation of the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, a summer camp for children with serious illnesses, funded entirely by Newman’s Own profits.
By the time Paul passed away in 2008, Newman’s Own had donated over $250 million to charitable causes—a number that continues to grow. Joanne, though deeply grieving, remained dedicated to carrying on Paul’s legacy. “This is what Paul would have wanted,” she said, her voice resolute, continuing the couple’s philanthropic mission.