July 16, 20241 yr 4 minutes ago, Alpha_TATEr said: what the F kinda search brought that pic up? Apparently: Black Baby Factory
July 16, 20241 yr On 6/19/2024 at 9:32 AM, Dave Moss said: That’s dope Yes, defacing one of the world's coolest historical mysteries is *checks libtard manual*..."dope."
July 16, 20241 yr 22 minutes ago, Outlaw said: Yes, defacing one of the world's coolest historical mysteries is *checks libtard manual*..."dope." FYI - there's no need to get back a month to find a questionable post by dave.
July 18, 20241 yr On 7/16/2024 at 1:59 PM, Alpha_TATEr said: what the F kinda search brought that pic up? he calls that "the usual"
July 18, 20241 yr Nom, nom, nom A Democrat New York City councilwoman was caught on camera biting an NYPD officer during a clash at a homeless shelter protest.
July 18, 20241 yr Author 1 hour ago, lynched1 said: Sure let's fund it all. ***holes. Funny how he never brings up his own party getting money from Big Tech, media or Labor Unions https://www.opensecrets.org/industries/contrib?cycle=2020&ind=P04
July 19, 20241 yr 2 hours ago, iladelphxx said: Funny how he never brings up his own party getting money from Big Tech, media or Labor Unions https://www.opensecrets.org/industries/contrib?cycle=2020&ind=P04 That's mostly employees of those companies making donations, not the organizations. It literally says it at the bottom. It means Biden was way more popular with working people, especially high earners, than Trump.
July 19, 20241 yr Author 5 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said: That's mostly employees of those companies making donations, not the organizations. It literally says it at the bottom. It means Biden was way more popular with working people, especially high earners, than Trump. METHODOLOGY: The numbers on this page are based on contributions from donors (individuals as well as corporations and unions that give directly from their treasuries) to outside groups and from PACs (including super PACs) and individuals giving more than $200 to candidates and party committees. In many cases, the organizations themselves did not donate; rather the money came from the organization's PAC, its individual members or employees or owners, and those individuals' immediate families. Organization totals include subsidiaries and affiliates.
July 19, 20241 yr 6 hours ago, iladelphxx said: METHODOLOGY: The numbers on this page are based on contributions from donors (individuals as well as corporations and unions that give directly from their treasuries) to outside groups and from PACs (including super PACs) and individuals giving more than $200 to candidates and party committees. In many cases, the organizations themselves did not donate; rather the money came from the organization's PAC, its individual members or employees or owners, and those individuals' immediate families. Organization totals include subsidiaries and affiliates. Most of those organizations don't have PACs. Some do, and I'm sure a huge amount comes from them. But most donations are coming from individual members & employees. It would be good to see a specific breakdown, but what you pulled out reinforces what I said.
July 19, 20241 yr A few weeks back I was wondering if there was still a bud light boycott. I got my answer this morning. Quote Bud Light keeps going flat, slipping to No. 3 in America Bud Light, formerly the top-selling beer in the United States, has had a tough year since a boycott upended the industry. It’s only getting worse: The brand has now fallen into third place. Michelob Ultra, also brewed by Anheuser-Busch (BUD), leapfrogged Bud Light to become the second-best selling beer at grocery and convenience stores during a crucial sales period stretching between Memorial Day and July 4 holidays, according to NIQ data shared by industry trade publication Beer Marketer Insights. Modelo Especial, made by rival Constellation Brands (STZ), remains the top-selling beer at retailers in the US after surpassing Bud Light last year. For the past four weeks ending on July 6, Bud Light captured 6.5% of beer dollar sales at retail stores compared to 7.3% for Michelob Ultra, NIQ data shows. Meanwhile, Modelo maintains its top share at 9.7%. Bud Light’s further decline shows that a boycott over the brand that started in April 2023 over a one-off sponsored Instagram post featuring transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney has caused lasting damage to the beer’s sales. The social media post garnered national attention from the right, and Bud Light’s response to the controversy caught anger from the left. Michelob Ultra’s rise to the top isn’t solely due to the decline of Bud Light. A-B has pumped more marketing money into the beer, which attracts health-conscious drinkers seeking a flavorful and low-carb beer. Industry observers and even former A-B executives predicted this would happen. The beer sponsored the Copa America soccer tournament, which racked up record US TV ratings. And it is now the official beer sponsor for Team USA with its ads set to dominate the Olympics on US TV. Michelob Ultra also released special-edition packaging featuring the Team USA logo and the American flag, in a nod to its patriotic passion. For Bud Light, its marketing efforts pivoted to win back conservatives. It became the official beer of the UFC and sponsored music festivals with country stars. It’s also maintaining a large advertising presence in the upcoming NFL season. An A-B spokesperson said in a statement that "millions of consumers choose Bud Light every day” and that the beer brand "will always be a mainstay of our iconic portfolio.”
July 19, 20241 yr So they're boycotting it by buying another beer from the exact same company? Isn't that like boycotting disney world by going to disney land instead?
July 19, 20241 yr Author 2 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said: Most of those organizations don't have PACs. Some do, and I'm sure a huge amount comes from them. But most donations are coming from individual members & employees. It would be good to see a specific breakdown, but what you pulled out reinforces what I said. They all have PACS and it's all dark money too. I know the people who run the building trades in Philadelphia.... Part of the former Johnny Doc machine. They create dozens of PACS and use union funds that are hidden behind multiple layers. They'll create a PAC called something like "Concerned Irish Catholics of Northeast Philly" but in reality, the money comes from Local 98
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