In this episode, we’ll take a look at how representatives in government, as well as corporate fascists are the ones that are seeking to oppress the people through unlawful legislation and spending. The Bible warns about this, especially showing favoritism based on one’s status of wealth. Blessed American Poverty – Give Me More! 60% Of …

Never, ever getting back together. This week, influencer KT Smith is the guest on the most recent episode of Bunnie XO’s Dumb Blonde podcast. KT shares a 5-year old son, Indigo, with Morgan Wallen, and the two were previously engaged during an on-again, off-again relationship between 2016 and 2019. She is currently going through a divorce with her husband of nine months, influencer Luke Scornavacco, and she spoke a lot about the problems they had and what ultimately led to the split. Morgan of course keeps his life extremely private outside of music, and obviously we all know about the public controversies and things he’s been through that were not so positive… it’s not hard to understand why he tries to keep it all very under wraps, in addition to the millions of nosey fans who sometimes just take things too far and don’t know where a line is drawn with a celebrity of his caliber. KT actually had extremely positive things to say about her ex, telling Bunnie that he’s “grown tremendously” since they first met in 2016 and he’s changed radically over the last ten years or so. Obviously, he was not the country superstar we all now today back then, and was a 20-something year old kid as opposed to a dad with a child in his 30’s now: “I met Morgan in 2016. I mean, he’s grown as a person now and I respect him more now than I ever have. His life is extremely private, but what people don’t see is that he has grown tremendously. And I respect him so much as a person, and he’s a great dad, and he lives a great life that’s private and he can still do what he does while keeping it private, and I think that’s great. I love that he’s had that radical change, and it wasn’t with me but that’s okay. He’s a good dad and we can co-parent well.” Bunnie pushed her, asking KT to put all of the online rumors to rest that the two of them would ever get back together: “So to put all the rumors to rest, is there a chance for you and Morgan to ever get back together?” KT answered simply that it would “absolutely” never happen: “Absolutely not. No.” Bunnie followed up by asking if they two were still friends, and obviously they co-parent together, so it’s great for little Indigo’s sake to hear that they’re still friends and get along well: “Yes. We get along really well, we co-parent really well. Like I said, he’s a great person, I respect him with everything. If I am ever going through something and I need advice, that’s who I go to. He’s been through a lot.” It’s definitely not the situation for so many kids with parents who aren’t together, especially with so many other factors considering Morgan’s career and fame, so it’s impressive to hear they’ve been able to work it out and still be a united front as parents for Indigo. I’m sure it hasn’t been easy considering they went through a pretty hard breakup and are in the public eye still, but hopefully they can continue that going forward and make the best of it, even though they’re not a couple anymore. You can watch the clip here: @xiaotaotao741 OUT NOW for all members and tomorrow for all listeners #dbpodcast #ktsmith ♬ original sound – xiaotaotao741 The post “He Has Grown Tremendously” – KT Smith Says Morgan Wallen Is A Great Dad, But They’re Not Getting Back Together first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Rest in peace, Carl Dean. Dolly Parton is sharing some heartbreaking news with her fans this evening. Her husband, Carl Dean, passed away at the age of 82. Parton took to social media to inform the public, sharing a short statement. “Carl Dean, husband of Dolly Parton, passed away March 3rd in Nashville at the age of 82. He will be laid to rest in a private ceremony with immediate family attending. He was survived by his siblings Sandra and Donnie.  ‘Carl and I spent many wonderful years together. Words can’t do justice to the love we shared for over 60 years. Thank you for your prayers and sympathy.’ The family has asked for privacy during this difficult time.”  pic.twitter.com/RMTaz47BdC — Dolly Parton (@DollyParton) March 4, 2025 At the time of writing, a cause of death has not been disclosed to the public. Dolly Parton and Carl Dean had a love that many folks dream of. The two married in 1966 after Parton met Dean on her first day in Nashville outside the Wishy Washy laundromat. Their love story has stood the test of time, as Parton’s larger-than-life career and personality perfectly matched Dean’s quiet demeanor. As he did not like being in the limelight, they were the true definition of opposites attract. Carl Dean once said in a very rare interview that he knew he would marry Dolly the moment he first saw her. “My first thought was I’m gonna marry that girl. My second thought was, Lord she’s good lookin’. And that was the day my life began. I wouldn’t trade the last 50 years for nothing on this earth.” Early on in their relationship, Dean asked Dolly to keep him away from all the cameras and attention: “He doesn’t particularly care about being around anybody but me. He’s just always asked me to leave him out of all this. He does not like all the hullabaloo. He’s always been supportive. He’s like a brother and a father and a friend and a husband and a lover – all of those things to me. I think he’s kind of proud that we’ve been in it this long!” Carl Dean had a successful career outside of being Dolly Parton’s husband. The Nashville native owned an asphalt-laying company for many years, so the two thrived off of having their separate lives and cherished the time they had together, given Parton’s busy touring schedule. Dolly Parton said in a recent interview with Bunnie Xo that the key to her lasting relationship was not the fact that they had a “distance makes the heart go fonder” kind of lover but rather that they never let anything go “so far” when it comes to an argument or tiff to get in the way of their love for each other. “We never fought back and forth. And I’m glad now that we never did, because once you start that, that becomes a lifetime thing. I’ve seen it with so many people, and I thought, ‘I ain’t ever starting that.’ I couldn’t bear to think that he’d say something I couldn’t take… because I’m a very sensitive person toward other people and myself.” Dolly Parton and Carl Dean are a perfect example of folks who lived out their vows to the fullest. Our thoughts are with Dolly Parton, the Dean family, and other family and friends who are mourning this loss. Rest in peace, Carl Dean. Dolly Parton next to her husband Carl Dean, around 1960s. pic.twitter.com/uJe5K0BvJx — History Defined (@historydefined) February 28, 2025 Before you go, play a song written about Dean in honor of their love story. “He’s Gonna Marry Me” The post Dolly Parton’s Husband Of Almost 59 Years, Carl Dean, Passes Away At 82 first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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This is a developing story. Bloomberg reported Monday that, per an American military official, the U.S. is halting all military aid shipments to Ukraine. According to the report, The official said all US military equipment not currently in Ukraine would be paused, including weapons in transit on aircraft and ships or waiting in transit areas in Poland. The post Report: U.S. Halts All Arms Shipments to Ukraine appeared first on The American Conservative.

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Elon Musk: "It is obviously easy to straw man my statement, which is what he's done, to say that, you know, that that, what that that we should flip from entirely, a a sort of a where where we sort of torture, young children in Germany with with nothing but guilt, to saying, oh, we should completely ignore the sins of Nazi Germany. I have said, obviously, neither of those things." "What I have said is that it we we we should not be torturing children in Germany, and and telling them that Germany is the worst country in the world, and that is all they are taught. And they are taught nothing about, you you know, the the the the great things that Germany has done in the past." "And that the that Germany cannot be defined, and children whose great grandparents may not have even been Nazis, are told that Germany is the worst country that has ever existed and faced the earth, and they must live with nothing but guilt and shame." "This is wrong. This is me this does not what I'm not saying is that that Nazism should be ignored. I've I've never said that. But I am saying that the tremendous, cultural history of of Germany, is is incredible." "If you think of the the great philosophers, the great composers, the incredible contributions in terms of engineering and science that Germany has made, including for those of the of Jewish people in Germany, who have you know, Einstein, you know, good example. These these things should be celebrated, not to the exclusion of the Nazis, not to ignore it, but not to say that this is all Germany is about is absurd and false." "Okay. And so so people should be proud of the great things that Germany has done, proud of the the the the that that Germany is an an ancient nation, thousands of years old, that was the the one of the few, nations to actually resist incorporation into the Roman Empire. Actually, go back two thousand years ago, even Rome could not defeat Germany." "Rome was the most powerful empire in the world at the time, but could not defeat could not defeat Germany. They gave up. So, once we once we need to understand the full context of German history, the great things as well as the terrible things. And, you know, when you look at, say, America, like, what happened to the native people of America? Where are they?" "What happened to the native people of Judea before, the Jewish people got there? Where are they? So at some point, the things cannot be simply about terrible things that have been done. The terrible things must be learned, but also the good things." UTL COMMENT:- Not a fan of this conman at all, however what he says here is true.... Source: https://x.com/newstart_2024/status/1888684896547184696

It’s been proven that over the past few years, Americans have been dealing with shrinkflation, where food companies reduce the sizes of their products while the price remains the same at the grocery store. You see this in fast food restaurants when you pick up a burger and feel like your hand has grown a few inches, and at the supermarket when you buy a box of cookies, it weighs less than it did a few weeks ago. Companies use this strategy when they think you’ll be less likely to notice a dip in quantity than a hike in the price.Another big trend in retail is fast fashion. People are buying cheaper garments made from low-quality materials. These products last about as long as the trend, so people throw them away and buy the next hot thing. This can be a real problem because fast fashion harms the environment and leads to exploitative labor practices.A TikToker named Tom (@SideMoneyTom), popular for making videos about consumer products, recently went viral for a video where he called out shoe manufacturers for dropping their quality while keeping prices high. “So many of you guys want to shoot the messenger, but look, it's not my fault shoes are made out of Styrofoam and oil now,” Tom says in a TikTok with over 528,000 views. “It's literally every shoe you look at now. It's not even just the cheap ones. I can find hundred dollar plus pairs of shoes all day long with glue squeezing out of their Styrofoam cracks.” @sidemoneytom Replying to @Oscar Magaña shoes are done #fyp #shoes #foryou Tom notes that recently, shoes have been made with foam soles instead of rubber. Both have pros and cons. Foam is a little more comfortable, but rubber lasts a lot longer. Rubber shoes keep shape and support over time and are much more durable. Conversely, foam shoes compress over time, losing their support and comfort. When companies sell cheaper shoes that wear out more quickly, they make much more money because you must keep replacing them.In the video, Tom adds that many companies that used to have shoes made with rubber heels, such as Carhartt and Timberland, have switched to foam. This is an interesting choice for brands that pride themselves on selling durable products.Cora Harrington, a writer and lingerie expert, says that companies aren't entirely to blame. Americans don’t want to pay higher prices. “People don’t exactly want to pay more for all that stuff,” Harrington told Vox. "So what has to happen if everything is more expensive and the customers still want to pay the same price, something has to be cut and that’s often going to be the quality of the garment.”“There is an entire generation of consumers at this point that doesn’t actually know what high-quality clothing feels like and looks like,” Harrington continues. “It gets easier, I think, for consumers to just not know any better.” @sidemoneytom Replying to @donkles #shoes #fyp #sketchers #nike Many commenters have noticed the decline in shoe quality and praised Tom for pointing it out. "I am so happy I’m not the only one who is baffled by shoes being made of styrofoam and then being upcharged for them," one commenter wrote. "When shoes started being named some version of 'Air Light Cloud float,' my thought was it was because they went from quality rubber to cheap foam and less materials,” another commenter added.Tom believes the decline in shoe quality is an example of a more significant trend affecting American consumers' products: quality is decreasing while prices remain the same. “The quality of everything is going to hell, and the prices are going up," Tom concludes his video. "The problem is, so many of us have just become used to it that we keep buying it, and we basically allow them to dumb down the quality of everything. Everything in our lives. These shoes are just the tip of the iceberg. Start thinking about it in your life. What are you gonna allow to be garbage quality?

We talk a lot about how having a child changes your life, from how you spend your time and energy to how you view life and the world in general. What we don't talk about as much is how having another child changes things all over again, throwing whatever stability you found after adding a baby to your life into disarray.Only this time, you have a little person you love more than you ever thought possible who is also affected, which can cause conscientious parents much concern and consternation. Questions like, How will I love another child as much as my first? Will my first baby be hurt by my divided attention? What if they both want me at the same time? How am I going to have the energy to give each child what they need? can haunt you as you await a second baby.Until you have more than one child and see how these questions get answered firsthand, it's easy to feel worried. And even after it happens, the transition to more than one child can take a little time to even out, which is what prompted dad of two Eric Jensen to reach out to experienced parents for help navigating it in a video that's been viewed over 3 millions times. See on Instagram Jensen and his wife recently had their second child, and the young dad expressed the difficulty he and his 4-year-old were having with the change."I'm not really sure how people go about handling the transition from one to two kids," says Jensen. "I feel like it's really hard, in so many different ways. One is that I can really tell that my son is having a hard time. Like obviously, his whole life has changed."Jensen explained that he had recently suggested that he and his first son go for a walk with the new baby—a "brother walk"—but his son asked if they could go without the baby. Jensen teared up as he recounted his son saying, "You're my best friend, can you please just hang out with me?""The first night he slept in his own bed, he just kept waking up silently crying to himself, and I was like 'What's wrong?' and he's like 'I just want someone to snuggle me'…and so I spent the last two nights in his little tiny bed that's like three feet long.""It's hard because obviously I'm trying so hard to take care of him and make sure he's feeling like accepted and okay," Jensen added, "But every time we leave our little baby, I like die a little bit inside, like, that's just so hard for me to miss out on those little moments. It's a really hard transition for me. I know it's really hard for him. I know it's hard for my wife, too." Jensen said their family was figuring it out, but if anyone had any tips he'd love to hear them. And boy, did experienced parents deliver. First, people offered words of praise and encouragement for Jensen's emotional attachment to his kids and his consideration for their feelings."You are THE example of what a dad is supposed to be. We’re all here for you. You’re going so good brother.""I’m crying ? this father is so sweet my heart can’t even handle it.""Sounds like you’re doing great. The children are fortunate to have such a loving father. ❤️""IMAGINE having a father this attuned and considerate! Please give yourself grace!!""Youre sensé of emotional awareness is STRENGTH.""First time I have ever actually seen dad guilt. I felt this in my soul. You are a great dad!""It takes time for the whole fam to adjust, sometimes it may seem like you’re not doing enough for them, but you are and they will remember it and appreciate it when they’re older." See on Instagram But some people also offered helpful, practical advice for attempting to meet everyone's needs and create the bonds parents hope for their children to have growing up."Include your older one in everything and instead of it being 'I need to go do xyz for your baby brother or sister' it’s 'can you help me with xyz?' Then praise of 'you’re such a good helper, you’re so kind, you’re such an amazing brother or sister.' Then naturally he or she will want to help. Make them feel included during bath time, feedings, even play. Remember that they are still a baby in their own right so refrain from telling them how big they are or how they should act and carve out 1:1 time for just the two of you. Make dinner or lunch together, watch a movie and snuggle, take a drive/ go to the park. 'Let’s go get mommy something special.' Build your older one up, make them feel really included in everything you do and validate their feelings. Also don’t force a bond right away with the sibling, but encourage it. ?❤️""I feel this SO much bro… it’ll get better, I promise you that. Keep doing your 1-1s with your wife, and your baby, and your boy. It’s all about finding a healthy balance of love, laughter, sadness, gratefulness, and peace. You’ll find your rhythm. He’ll start to understand things more, just stay the course. You’re already doing a good job and I don’t even know who you are ??? Keep pushing dad!""Really feel for you! We’re going through the same but from 2 to 3 and our middle child has struggled. What we’ve done is intentionally bought him lots of new things and told him everything we bought was from his baby sister and anytime we get him any of his favourite snacks we tell him it’s from her too, it’s helped him see her as an ally rather than someone that’s come to take dad and mum’s attention from him. ❤️❤️""The best thing I did when my daughter was 2.5 when my son was born, I would say out loud to the baby that he needed to wait and I needed to help her. It made her feel really important and reminded her.""Little buddy is grieving his old life. Once he can make baby laugh and smile things get 1000x better I promise. Give him lots of choice ‘do you want me to get you out of the car first or baby?’…"Having more than one child is hard, there's no doubt about it. But part of the parenting journey is the learning that takes place as you go and the support you get from other parents as you meet the challenges along the way. It takes a village to raise a child, but it also takes a village to raise a parent. Kudos to this father for providing a space for experience and wisdom to be shared with anyone who might need it. You can follow Eric Jensen (@kidds_dad) on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

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