@SirNedKelly ah thank you

@Degbeme You are welcome

@Degbeme he was trying to find a place that would welcome him... yeah, failed that too😁

@EldritchFox Same

@SleepingWithGhosts how is watching this actually heartwarming? 😂 Every drop of hate he gets makes me happy. He belongs in prison or worse.

@EldritchFox Agreed!

@HijabaDabbaDoo ❤

@Ontheroad Lord, end our suffering- take him now.

@Ontheroad

@TexChik you are right... about the numbers. The reasons and who and why the are missing. Since I'm in a helpful mood, let me help you.

Those weren't 648 unrelated places Biden himself decided to rename.

Nearly the entire total resulted from one policy decision (not Biden's personal decision) removing the word “squaw,” which the Interior Department had formally designated a derogatory term, from federal geographic nomenclature.

The 643 features were handled together through a nationwide process involving the Board on Geographic Names, public comments, and Tribal consultation. Not changes of the geographic names, but removal of a word in response to native American's requests and after public comments.

The remaining five were handled separately because they were populated communities requiring additional local consultation.

The BLM itself describes the outcome quite explicitly: “643 geographic features and 5 unincorporated populated places” formerly bearing that term received new official names.

And the Trump side of the graphic is Trump personally forcing the changes for personal reasons.

You're welcome.

@SunshineGirl