The Enemy of the People Thread

[Ironcitysteelers]

Trump suing the NY Times, Charlie Kirk's widow will sue Stephen King into oblivion, Kash Patel lighting up the Libs in Congress today.
I love having Republicans who hit back for a change.
Today was a good day.

Explain as I do not know why: Charlie Kirk's widow will sue Stephen King into oblivion

 

[Ron Burgundy]

Explain as I do not know why: Charlie Kirk's widow will sue Stephen King into oblivion

Stephen King said that Charlie Kirk "advocated stoning gays to death".
King later deleted his tweet and said that he "should have fact checked better".
Ya think?
It's a little odd when you think about it because King's party (the Dims) likes to cozy up to Muslim countries that actually do stone gay people to death.

 

[Tim Steelersfan]

Stephen King said that Charlie Kirk "advocated stoning gays to death".
King later deleted his tweet and said that he "should have fact checked better".
Ya think?
It's a little odd when you think about it because King's party (the Dims) likes to cozy up to Muslim countries that actually do stone gay people to death.

I used to read Stephen King in my college days. Loved his work, read a dozen of his novels, including some of the 1,000 page works. But he could never close. The ending of his books were always BS.

I stopped 2 decades ago because he couldn't close, and because I learned who he was. In his core.

I hope Erika sues his Liberal *** into utter oblivion. Those are tears I'd like to drink.

 

[Ron Burgundy]

I used to read Stephen King in my college days. Loved his work, read a dozen of his novels, including some of the 1,000 page works. But he could never close. The ending of his books were always BS.

I stopped 2 decades ago because he couldn't close, and because I learned who he was. In his core.

I hope Erika sues his Liberal *** into utter oblivion. Those are tears I'd like to drink.

As I said on FB tonight regarding Jimmy Kimmel, "Say whatever you want if it's the truth, the problem comes when you say blatant falsehoods."

 

[JMM]

I used to read Stephen King in my college days. Loved his work, read a dozen of his novels, including some of the 1,000 page works. But he could never close. The ending of his books were always BS.

I stopped 2 decades ago because he couldn't close, and because I learned who he was. In his core.

A bad writer?