Obama, Clinton And Bush Decline Invitation To Donald's Inaugural Lunch

The man hoping Canada would become part of the USA because Trump spewed the idea, Kevin O'Leary, is a dumbass. Appearing on CNN, O'Leary criticized Sen. Adam Schiff for questioning Pam Bondi during her Senate confirmation hearing, suggesting he should focus on the California wildfires. Some US Senators can walk and chew gum, Kevin.

Former Presidents Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush declined to attend Donald's traditional inaugural lunch. All three will be present for the swearing-in ceremony, but former First Lady Michelle Obama will be a no-show for that birther trash's big day. And this is a big deal for Yam Tits, who, in 2017, gushed over the Clintons' presence at the luncheon and even encouraged a standing ovation for the woman he demeaned and threatened with imprisonment at his ego rallies. NBC News reports: Obama received an invitation but declined to attend, according to a source familiar with the matter.

As expected, Caldwell has now been terminated. It's interesting how the rightwing tabloids like the UK's Daily Mail and the New York Post concentrate so much attention on the irony of Caldwell's employment contrasting with the reality of his behaviour. It took BCT Partners less than 24 hours to conclude their investigation and fire him. Source: Daily Mail A Philadelphia Eagles fan who was caught in on video verbally abusing a female fan has been fired from his job after he was outed as a business analyst working for a management consultancy that focuses on implementing DEI strategies. Ryan Caldwell - who used the pronouns 'they/them' to describe his employment background - was seen on viral video referring to a female Packers fan as an 'ugly, dumb c***'. The 45-year-old worked for BCT Partners based in East Brunswick, New Jersey.

UPDATE: Mike Johnson gets a whew. BREAKING: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will appoint state Attorney General Ashley Moody to fill Marco Rubio's U. S. Senate seat. Moody has been a key defendant in multiple voting rights lawsuits and succeeded Pam Bondi as Florida's AG. More to come. — Democracy Docket (@democracydocket.com) 2025-01-16T15:50:22.406Z Went straight to videos to confirm what I already suspected: Ashley Moody speaks in fundie baby voice.

When I talked to Borge Brende recently about what 2025 has in store for us, he started by looking not forward but backward. Seeking to understand our new horizons—the theme of this issue—the World Economic Forum president compared this year to 1918, 1945, and 1989. We are, in his view, living at a moment of seismic change.

It’s been a good run for Arm, the chip and software company you lead: your market cap has risen 2.5 times since your September 2023 IPO. Where do you see future growth coming from? We have two components to the business model: licensing to get access to our technology, and then customers pay us a royalty.