As we usher in a new year, it’s time to let go of the ancient.
Of course, some items are easier to say goodnight to than others. Ditching the old, wizened memory person occupying the White House for a few more days, for example, easy easy. Cutting drop the reportedly slap-happy Second Gentleman, a piece of cake.  ,
Another pointless items might prove more difficult to get rid of. Like the extended line of communist artists who vowed to leave the country if Donald Trump were to win re-election. The notoriously insane are also present, and the 45th senator is about to become the 47th. And despite being told they may get a significant pay cut, it doesn’t seem like Joy Reid and Stephanie Ruhle are leaving, at least for the time being. The left-wing beans ‘ market certainly has disappeared, yet.
Shakespeare teaches us that farewell is for special grief through time. No often. Saying goodbye can occasionally be only a true pleasure.
In that heart, here are some things that must be done in the upcoming season.  ,
It’s X. Only X.  ,
Please prevent disclosing that X is the social media platform that was formerly known as Twitter. We know. Enough now. More than two years ago, Elon Musk purchased Online. The leftists in charge of corporate media are currently using the phrase “previously known” as sad memories. They constantly remind us that there was a day when Musk didn’t own the traditional speech-suppressing social media platform of old because they so desperately want it.  ,
Latinx algorithm Estupido ,
You know who loves the made-up term Latinx? White progressives, especially girls, who prize animals and their misguided sense of self-satisfaction above true human touch and real. While no one asked for it, they insist on an “alternative to the female binary natural to formulas such as Latina/o”, according to “gender fairness” group Children’s Voices for the Earth. Who is it that despises the term “latinx”? Everyone else, especially Hispanics, who detest the extreme LGBTQ field that is imposed upon them.  ,
‘ The Ick ‘ Words of 2024 ,
Speaking of terrible thoughts that may cease to exist, how about the made-up word “pretty opportunity”. Pretty privilege is defined as” an unearned and largely unacknowledged societal advantage that a person has by fitting into the beauty standards of their culture,” which is clearly dreamed up by disgusted ugly people. That’s according to Dictionary .com, which made the ill-advised choice to include the nonsensical DEI noun among 1, 700-plus words it added or updated to its database in 2024. Various stones include, “bussin”,” Barbiecore”, “greedflation”, and” The ick”, which is a” immediate feeling of disgust or fear, usually in response to the actions of another people”. The sick is what I feel when I read or hear stupid new words and phrases introduced into the popular by people who can’t publish full, coherent sentences, to put it in a statement.
Vomit This Out
Isn’t it much earlier time to put the full” Hawk Tuah Girl” happening to sleep, so to speak? A culture with a fall-of-Rome life is a community that is captivated by a young woman who explains how to make a goober fluid. Seldom have those who possess but few discernible, legitimate professional qualities risen so high in the eyes of the public. Hawk Tuah Girl, better known as Haliey Welch, has transformed her virus sensational video tape into a glitzy gimmick. She’s got a radio, a line of products, and, presently, a joke gold. The team behind it is now facing legal action after the coin crashed shortly after its release.  ,
” Hawkcoin, trading under$ HAWK, hit a peak total market value of$ 490 million soon after launch on December 4 but a major sell-off saw that drop to$ 26.4 million”, the New York Post reported before Christmas.  ,
Shocking. The legendary carriage of the Hawk Tuah Girl “brand” crashed and burned?! Who could have seen that coming?  ,
Adieu Kamala
Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party’s nominee for president, has been in the dark for so much. Allow what has been free us both. The vice president undoubtedly freed up nearly$ 1 billion worth of fooled sponsors.  ,
The Federalist’s top elections editor, Matt Kittle, is. An award-winning analytical writer and 30-year former of print, broadcast, and online news, Kittle formerly served as the executive director of Empower Wisconsin.
