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Joined October 2011
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Tim O’Hare, the Texas judge that closed 92 polling stations in Tarrant County, Texas to help give republicans an advantage is out. Voters gave him the boot and replaced him with a black woman. Gotta love that sweet justice.
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Get @reshare_app • @kloud9thedj23 ANOTHER K9 PRODUCTION! I'M SO MISSISSIPPI!!! @scott_colom WINS Mississippi Senate race making HISTORY!!! Congratulations! CAN YOU SAY BLUE STATE!!!!! If you from Mississippi, SHARE THIS!!!! In my dj voice "LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
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Get @reshare_app • @dscc Congratulations to Senator-Elect Scott Colom!!! 🌸🎉  @scott_colom is a seventh-generation Mississippian, husband, father, and District Attorney who has dedicated his life to keeping communities safe. And today, he becomes the first Democrat to win a
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Mississippi Senate seat in over four decades.
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Get @reshare_app • @bigrondevoe As a black man I’m honored to support, celebrate and lift up our beautiful black queens! History has been made and rewritten and I thank GOD Almighty for favor, strength and protection! Let’s make sure we stay close to them, hold them
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accountable and most of all, put our lives on the front line if any threats come against them! Congrats on a job well done ladies… ~RBDJr… ✊🏾💪🏾👊🏾🙏🏾❤️ #DeVoeTeD #VotingMatters #RonnieDeVoe #StandForSomething #Repost @anthonyhamiltonofficial
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Y’all know exactly who I’m talking about! #KingPetty #KissMyAss #BlackVotersMatter
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Get @reshare_app • @harryjsisson BREAKING: WE JUST WON SOUTH CAROLINA
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Get @reshare_app • @nowthisimpact Before entering politics, Keisha Lance Bottoms represented children in juvenile court. She went on to become Atlanta's mayor, where she made unprecedented strides in housing affordability. Now, she's making history as the first Black woman
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