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Trump's Bummer Summer
GA legislature wraps, ICE takes a pause & Bondi takes a walk
If it's Friday, its Sterling THRILL time (at some point and time) on The Ron Show!
PLUS: Sterling Thrill returns for some ‘Friday Funnies’ & hell no, I won’t feel bad for Kristi Noem
The Georgia general assembly session for 2026 came to a close Thursday night, leaving a lot of ugly bills unaddressed (mostly in the House) and work “yet to be done” that legally has to be addressed by this summer with regards to election. That said, the fine folks at the Georgie Recorder put a lovely bow on the session.
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Are the communities of Oakwood and Social Circle about to get a reprieve from the intrusive and overwhelming ICE detention facilities planned for (and to put strain on) their towns? Well, maybe, and good!
Sterling Thrill hopped on for our weekly ‘Friday Funnies’ review of the headlines from a week gone by and boy did we have plenty to cackle about. Between the Bryon Noem ‘bimbofication’ bombshell and Pam Bondi getting whacked, there’s a lot of meat on this week’s funny bone.
Don may be done with Pam, but Democrats may not be. Next up? Todd Blanche, and “who’s next” to get whacked?
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Lastly, a conservative columnist believes the Noems don’t deserve all the smoke coming their way. Bullsh*t.
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