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Gilbone 🦅🐕🦴 retweeted
Enough. The world should not have to beg us not to be monsters. Vote to rein in this leadership. Vote for checks and balances. Vote for accountability. Vote for the rule of law. Vote for democracy.
You know things are bad when Ukrainian families from Kyiv are begging the citizens of the United States to vote Blue in the Midterms to save their lives because they know that Trump is a Dictator that stands with Russia and cares nothing about them. They say this isn’t who America is and I think most of us agree with them.
Gilbone 🦅🐕🦴 retweeted
NOVEMBER SURPRISE.
Former Miss Teen USA, Dr. Larissa Portnoff, just came out with disgusting, disturbing allegations against Donald Trump.
Portnoff is a highly respected New York–based clinical psychologist and clinical director of New York Psychology Practice, She earned her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Columbia University.
Every republican running tomorrow needs to get on record as to whether they support Donald Trump’s attacks on this poor woman.
Gilbone 🦅🐕🦴 retweeted
Kenneth Copeland is a preacher reportedly worth up to $760 million. He owns three private jets, and he says regular passengers are the reason he can’t fly commercial.
In the video below, a reporter catches him in his car and asks him about it.
In an old video with another preacher, Copeland explained why he won’t fly with ordinary people. He said he didn’t want to get into “a long tube with a bunch of demons.”
His ministry’s 1,500-acre campus near Dallas–Fort Worth has its own airstrip and hangar. One of his jets is a Gulfstream he bought from Tyler Perry.
When Inside Edition asked how much he paid for it, he said that was none of her business. Then he denied ever calling people demons.
His followers are mostly ordinary people who send donations to his ministry. Most of them have never been on a private jet.
Would you still give money to a pastor who calls people like you demons, or would that be the moment you walk out?
Gilbone 🦅🐕🦴 retweeted
#DemsUnited
When you cast your vote remember this video. The terror that rained down on our country that day was brought on by Trump. He loved it and he dismissed it. He released these people from prison and they're all on their way back. Vote blue everybody!
Gilbone 🦅🐕🦴 retweeted
OMG wait till you see what this woman did just to get a grocery cart at Target. Yes she had a MAGA bumper sticker too. 😂😂😂😂
Gilbone 🦅🐕🦴 retweeted
Eagles DB Michael Carter II threw a baby shower for 40 Philly moms on Medicaid 🍼
Car seats. Cribs. Diapers.
15,000+ supplies to families this year.
Just named NFLPA Week 8 Community MVP. Next up: a shot at $100K for his foundation.
Root for this man 🦅
Gilbone 🦅🐕🦴 retweeted
Jalen Brunson got free throws for slipping on his own
They reviewed it and STILL called it a foul on VJ 😭
Gilbone 🦅🐕🦴 retweeted
Brunson literally kicks the foot of Edgecombe and throws himself to the floor.
I can forgive a ref making the wrong call with the speed of the game but to review this and still uphold the foul is diabolical.
You guys are bringing the game to disrepute @OfficialNBARefs
Gilbone 🦅🐕🦴 retweeted
There’s literally not a single world that exists where this is a foul on VJ Edgecombe…
How in the hell can you review this & still decide it was a foul? What are we doing? What’s going on?
Embarrassing @OfficialNBARefs
Gilbone 🦅🐕🦴 retweeted
Son: Hey Dad, what was your favorite song when you were in high school?
Dad: Son, let me take you back to 1995 for a minute. This will give you goosebumps.
Gilbone 🦅🐕🦴 retweeted
Before I visited Pennsylvania, everyone warned me that Philadelphia people are the toughest, most impatient people in America.
I believed them until I walked toward the front door of a Wawa gas station.
I was still forty feet away in the parking lot, walking between rows of cars.
A massive construction worker in steel-toe boots, carrying a twenty-four-ounce coffee in one hand and a paper-wrapped hoagie in the other, pushed open the glass door to leave. Then he saw me.
He stopped. He planted his boot against the bottom of the door. And he waited.
Forty feet is a very long distance when a grown man is holding a door for you in the wind.
In Japan, to make a stranger wait carries great shame. So I broke into that awkward half-jog every man performs when he wishes to show gratitude without looking like he is fleeing a crime.
"Go ahead, boss," he said as I passed.
Ten minutes later, as I walked out with my own sandwich, I saw an elderly woman locking her car thirty feet away.
I planted my foot against the glass. I held the door.
Another man behind me held the inner door. Within seconds we had formed an impromptu honor guard of grumpy men holding glass doors in complete silence.
Philadelphia may boo Santa Claus.
But inside the three-foot radius of a Wawa doorway, they have the manners of the imperial court.