For such open-minded, inclusive folks, the hard-core lefties can’t wait to shove their collective feet in their gaping maws.
In case you haven’t heard of the conservative Matt Walsh, he was the one who came out with the hit documentary “What is a Woman?” about the trans movement, and he also has a show on “The Daily Wire“. I usually catch his show and that of Michael Knowles in the afternoon. If you haven’t seen it, it was a dynamite video – it blew up a lot of the arguments for mutilating kids. When an African tribe laughs at you, you know you’re making no sense.
Needless to say, he’s not popular with a large swath of liberals.
So when Matt Walsh was announced to be on “Dancing With The Stars,” all kinds of feces hit the vortex generator.
Matt Walsh has been named as a contestant on ABC’s “Dancing With The Stars,” and the internet immediately went into a frenzy after the announcement. Matt Walsh, an actor who played a key role in the hit comedy show “Veep,” shares his name with Matt Walsh of the Daily Wire.
With the post only detailing names and not showing any pictures, some internet commenters immediately jumped to the assumption that Walsh from the Daily Wire had been chosen to be a “star” on the show. This led many on the left to immediately begin trying to cancel him and the show. This hilarious debacle led to some awesome rebuttals from Walsh, who chastised the left for its hasty cancellation attempts.
Walsh of the Daily Wire offered a hilarious Facebook post in the aftermath of the leftist’s breakdowns. He wrote, “I was trending nationwide on Twitter due to the outrage about this. All of these Leftists were convinced, and rightly so, that it must be me and no other Matt Walsh, because there is no other Matt Walsh. I am the ultimate Matt Walsh. I am the only Matt Walsh. The others have faded into dust, blown away by the wind. I am the last of the Matt Walshes still standing… still dancing.”
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For those who are currently unaware, like the thousands of individuals who got their world rocked by this announcement, Matt Walsh is an actor who has enjoyed a rather impressive but not superstar-level career in Hollywood.
Walsh played small roles in one of the best comedies of the past two decades, “The Hangover,” and also played a role in Mark Wahlberg’s comedy, “Ted.” He made his name mostly, however, acting on television in the hit show “Veep.” He has also worked as a writer and producer on numerous other films and tv shows, according to his page on IMDB.
This hilarity was a nearly perfect representation of the left’s aggression when it comes to looking for opportunities to cancel a person with right-leaning values. The people who commented negatively at the decision could not even be bothered to double-check that the person they were attacking was, indeed, the person that they meant to attack.
The article goes on with descriptions of mouth frothing lunatics of the cancel culture cult raving about what they saw as an injustice against humanity – that one not their own would be featured on a show that had nothing to do with politics. The f-bombs, the s-words, the heads ‘sploding…and of course, Matt Walsh from the DWire had a wonderful time ridiculing it on his show.
Sometimes, we don’t have to do a darn thing. It’s fun to just sit back in the recliner with a big bowl of popcorn….
Oh, I know, Tedtam, I know.
Oh, I’m not sounding the alarm, I’m just anticipating how the media/dems will use this information.
I mean, the last virus that went from bats to people was so useful, right? It won’t matter how small the outbreak is, it’s what can be done to create fear and manufacture a useful emergency.
Tedtam
For heaven’s sake, there are over 1.42 billion people in India and this virus has killed 2 people.
2 individuals dead out of 1,420,000,000 people
Stop, stop, stop the Madness !!!
116 Shannon I agree. However, back around 1999-2002, once a month, Rice Epicurean Market at the corner of Post Oak Road and San Felipe would put prime filet mignon for sale on Friday afternoons for $5 a pound and when I could get away, I’d run over from the office and buy a bunch for Mom since she loved them… Read more »
Well, we may have our next excuse for cheating at elections.
That is, if they can’t use the WLR anymore.
I see tips all the time to look for chuck eye or flat iron, I don’t ever see those. Must have to go to the butcher.
I agree, lacks in the flavor department.
Beef Filet is highly overrated in my book.
Yeah, I need beef to live too. I’m going to have to enrich my income a little to justify enriching my dietary consumption. Recently, Costco hasn’t even put out the regular choice selections of steaks. All they have offered are prime ribeyes and sirloins. The only other option has been filet mignon. Man, the meat is absolutely beautiful but it… Read more »
Yeah who’s privileged now!
I need beef to live.
The ribeyes that I’m talking about are only 1/2” thick, at best.
If you learn how to cook ‘em they’re pretty good.
Hey. You do what you gotta do.
Plenty thick enough for your regular 6-8 minute grill, and tasty. Better than another round of damned chicken.
109 Shannon
Sorry, can’t do it.
I’ll go without.
If you buy the thinnest cut ribeyes at HEB they end up costing about $5 a piece.
You just kinda wave them at a hot skillet for a few seconds.
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92 Bones
”Bears eating Cub Scouts”
🙂
BTW, Brookshire Bros asparagus was junk.
Awhile back I bought a 3 pack of ribeyes from HEB, just standard grade and we split one so this is our third meal from that. Plenty for us and with a little loving they are fine steaks.
GJT, Well my BLT’s were outstanding but I think your Ribeyes, corn and asparagus may have me beat. 😉
GJT
Ribeyes…on the grill? Who can afford that ?
Got a little privilege going on ?
I have a doctor’s appointment tomorrow on the West Loop, made 2 months ago and for which I did not receive a reminder call last week. As a result, I won’t be surprised if it doesn’t jell.
Ribeye just off the Weber. Corn on the cob, asparagus, baked taters. Yeah, late night, late day.
She’s married. She can’t hep it.
At times, yes, yes we did.
yes but did you cold boot it?
What an interesting stringed instrument.
SuperDave, your retirement income must be a lot more than mine 😉
Just saw this elsewhere on the ‘net – it’s a conversation that a hearing teacher had with a class full of deaf students. Conversation in ASL:
After watching Tony Buzbee’s closing statements all I have to say is; I want him!!! 😀
I took a nap, and now I’m back online. Not really sure what is going on. Ugh.
I had some bacon that needed cooking so I decided that it’s BLT’s tonight. I have some Farmers Market Maters so we’re good to go. 😉
We got a little rain about 2:00-2:30, rained hard for a short time then the sun came out but we did get .18″ so with the 1.27″ late yesterday we’ve got almost a inch and half. 😉
I believe I mentioned my netbook’s refusal to power up recently. I found that I could purchase a new battery, so I did. I will have to reload an operating system, so it’ll be a Linux machine. I originally wanted to be a dual OS machine, but I accidentally wiped out Windows. Now that I have a more flexible schedule,… Read more »
As we computer programmers always say, “When in doubt, reboot.”
“Morning”, gang. My nerves are shot. I always fetch in the Sunday paper and hit the sudoku before anything else on Sundays. Well, I failed to complete the puzzle after 2 tries. So I put it aside and started breakfast (cottage cheese, fruit, oat cereal). Turned on the laptop and to my surprise, I could not get online. Here’s where… Read more »
Let’s see 8fn I can make this work:
Gary Larson in a dark place.
Nobody in my family could afford a GE Monitor Top refrigerator in 1927 or in 1930. Fifteen years later in 1942, my father was 16 years old working the night shift at the ice plant in McCamey, Texas when he slipped and cut off his big toe in the ice block saw. Rubber boots were all seized for the military… Read more »
Just when you’re about to give up on the American people.. A Hill-HarrisX survey released Friday found that 65 percent of respondents said political pronouncements from Hollywood stars have no bearing on their decisions at the ballot box. Twenty-four percent said endorsements would make them less likely to vote for a particular candidate, while 11 percent said the celebrity endorsements… Read more »
Now that’ll leave a mark, John Kirby winces at a reporters truthful question. 😀 Reporter: The President has lied about being at Ground Zero the day after the attacks, falsely claimed he saw the Pittsburgh bridge collapse, etc. What is going on with the President is he just believing things that didn’t happen, or is he just making stuff up?… Read more »
Refrigerators became widely available for home use in 1927 when General Electric introduced the “Monitor Top” model, so named because it resembled the famous civil war ironclad. Those first units cost $525, which is over $7,500 in today’s dollars. By 1930 they were selling for a little over $200, about $3,000 in today’s dollars. Consumers were introduced to the concept… Read more »
Does Tony Buzbee buy hair gel in 55 gallon drums ?
Ol T Buzbee is sporting that Gordon Gekko/Wall Street look.
Tony Buzbee rocks. I think he
wasis a Marine. 😛Stay outta da dizzy dunce Bushes.
go back to Maine and take dud phlegmlan with you.
the bush era in Texas is over.-heh!
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2023/09/15/tony-buzbee-the-bush-era-in-texas-ends-today-they-can-go-back-to-maine-this-is-texas/
Steve Kirsch updates his masking research substack. Immediately before the COVID pandemic panic: A paper published in JAMA in 2019 showed that surgical masks and N95 masks were completely ineffective against the flu. They both offered the same amount of protection, i.e., none. This is of course why nobody wears them to stop a virus. In fact, the surgical mask… Read more »
Mark Levin’s new book to be released on Tuesday is really hot.
The Democrat Party Hates America
#80 Texpat,
Wonder how many New Yorkers passed out when discovering other New Yorkers have taken care to protect themselves and their loved ones with guns, and know how to use them.
Not everything out of NYC is bad news. The number of New Yorkers legally packing guns is on the rise — and they’re not necessarily who you’d expect. For a city where obtaining a license to carry a firearm was once, not that long ago, almost impossible, a surprising number of NYC residents — 17% — have bought a gun in… Read more »
What’s going on with these Republican women politicians ? Have they lost their minds ? A bar owned by Rep. Lauren Boebert’s apparent new beau has staged at least one drag show, according to a review of social media posts. In January, the Hooch Craft Cocktail Bar in Aspen, which is co-owned by Quinn Gallagher, staged “a winter Wonderland Burlesque… Read more »
You will find the separate prosecution and defense closing arguments videos here on the KXAN – Austin website. They are clean without interruptions or other commentary.
Also, below is a detailed analysis of all the votes of all the senators in the Paxton trial.
Vote records on each article here.