Imagine judge, i smoke weed with your son, pinky, and brain.
Mmm mmm mmm
BOLTON cleaning house.
Out they go!
A clean House is very important
The Butler did it
BOLTON cleaning house.
Out they go!
A clean House is very important
Allows domestic access: U.S. citizens can now request and access content from government-funded international media outlets like Voice of America (VOA), which was previously restricted.
Keeps foreign focus: The law maintains the prohibition on U.S. government-funded media intentionally targeting domestic audiences with programming. The intent is to increase transparency, not to influence American public opinion.
Authorizes new platforms: The update explicitly takes into account modern content platforms that are not restricted by national boundaries, such as the internet and satellite broadcasting.
Increases transparency: The changes allow for greater transparency into publicly funded broadcasting, enabling Congress and the public to evaluate the work of agencies like the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM).
The controversy over modernization
The repeal of the domestic dissemination ban sparked a heated debate regarding potential government propaganda.
The basis for tranny education abroad and boomerangs it back home.
Is it like 5 eyes? We educate you and you educate us?
NPR
https://www.npr.org
CPB to shut down after public media loses …
Aug 1, 2025 — The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the conduit for federal funds to NPR and PBS,
>tell girl it's been addressed
>Smith
NPR
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CPB to shut down after public media loses …
Aug 1, 2025 — The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the conduit for federal funds to NPR and PBS,
No money from the grant program will be used for gender transition, the spokesperson reportedly confirmed with Fox News. May 3 is said to be the last day to apply for the grant program.
>Smith
June 13, 2024 4:57PM
House Passes Repeal of Indefinite Detention Provision via Pentagon Policy Bill
By Patrick G. Eddington
Ever since Section 1021(b)‘s enactment, there have been attempts to repeal or modify the language. This afternoon, the latest effort—led by Rep. Matt Rosendale (R‑MT)—succeeded when his amendment to the FY 2025 NDAA was adopted by voice vote. Rosendale’s amendment, if it survives the House-Senate NDAA conference process and remains in the bill, would prohibit American military forces from indefinitely detaining a US citizen under Section 1021(b).
https://www.cato.org/blog/house-passes-repeal-indefinite-detention-provision-pentagon-policy-bill