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Renee Lynn Ruple retweeted
I remember the school nurse had to call me to get my permission to give my kid a Tylenol.
And you fucking dipshit Trump supporters think that schools are preforming sex-change operations on your fucking little brats.
Please stop procreating. Better yet, stop breathing.
Renee Lynn Ruple retweeted
Arizona Territory, 1883. Seventeen-year-old Catherine “Cat” Dawson watched six rustlers murder her 22-year-old brother, James, and steal 200 head of cattle from their ranch. With the law days away and no one coming to help, she saddled her Appaloosa, took her father’s Winchester, and rode alone into the desert. Her father gave her four days to return. She disappeared into the wilderness, following broken branches, hoofprints and shifting sand, carrying grief that was slowly turning into determination.
On the fourth morning, she found the six men hiding in a box canyon. What followed was a gunfight that would become a forgotten legend of the Arizona frontier. Using the sun, the rocky terrain and her knowledge of the desert, Cat outmanoeuvred the gang, killed several men and wounded their leader. When he begged for mercy, she chose not to kill him. Instead, she took his weapons and water and left him to face the consequences. Three days later, she returned home with all 200 cattle. She was covered in dust, exhausted and no longer quite the girl who had ridden away.
Cat never spoke publicly about those four days. She married, raised daughters, worked the ranch and taught her children to ride, shoot and survive. When asked why, she simply said, “Because the world doesn’t always protect you.” Her obituary in 1932 celebrated her horsemanship and community service, but never mentioned that summer of 1883. Yet the old-timers remembered. History often celebrates lawmen and outlaws, but forgets the ordinary people forced into extraordinary circumstances. What would you have done at seventeen, if justice was four days away and the only person who could fight for your family was you?
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Renee Lynn Ruple retweeted
Holy Fuck — There really was a little girl in the car when those KKK thugs shot her father in the Bronx.
FUCK ICE
FUCK TRUMP
FUCK YOU FOR SUPPORTING HIM
Renee Lynn Ruple retweeted
BREAKING: BRAVO! The New York Times announces it will NOT publish or distribute ANY photos from the White House pool today in protest of Trump's assault on free speech.
This fight has spiraled totally out of control for Donnie...
“The New York Times will not publish or distribute any images taken as part of the White House still photography pool today, in conjunction with the other members of that pool and in a show of support for the news organizations being unfairly targeted by the president’s barring of journalists from the White House," New York Times spokesperson Charlie Stadtlander stated.
"We remain committed to covering the president’s travel to New York City today. Americans deserve a free and independent media covering their government without intimidation, as well as comprehensive coverage of newsworthy events," he added.
The Washington Post released a similar statement—
“The Washington Post will not publish any photographs of today’s presidential events — including Trump’s departure from the White House and his events at the United Nations in New York — until midnight Eastern Time, joining a collective effort with photographers in other newsrooms covering the White House in a show of support of the banned outlets," said Post spokesperson Olivia Petersen.
These new announcements come after major news outlets including CBS News, ABC News, CNN, Fox News, and NBC News suspended press pool coverage of Trump over his decision last Friday to ban CNN, Politico, and MS NOW from the White House over their alleged "fake news" stories. That collective pushback resulted in a particularly embarrassing incident for Trump, because there was no audio for his big White House helipad ribbon cutting ceremony today.
With an even bigger week ahead as the United Nations convene in New York, Trump is going to be feeling the burn from his authoritarian power grab. He's drunk with his own power and in obvious cognitive decline, which is why he thought that he could shred the First Amendment without consequence. Thankfully, the media is fighting back — and winning bigly.
Please ❤️ and share to thank the Times and Post!
Renee Lynn Ruple retweeted
Trump has replaced everything in gold in the White House including the toilets but they have no money for Medicaid, Medicare and childcare according to him. Remember all the money has to go towards wars. That’s what the MAGA’s elected him for.
Renee Lynn Ruple retweeted
Let’s not forget January 6th and his support of attacking and destroying the Capitol Building.
He’s not someone who heals a nation.
He’s someone who destroys and divides and appears to revel in the chaos that results.
Not exactly what America needs anymore…
Renee Lynn Ruple retweeted
Leavitt is calling the Epstein files a “classic Washington hoax.” Let’s remind her that we know the TRUTH. Never stop talking about the Epstein files. #TrumpEpsteincoverup #Trumpisapedophile #TRUMPRAPEDKIDS #JusticefortheEpsteinvictims #neverforgettheepsteinfiles
Renee Lynn Ruple retweeted
In a remarkable act of generosity, Graham Walker, former CEO of Fibrebond Corporation in Louisiana, sold his company for $1.7 billion and shared the success with his employees in an extraordinary way.
When the company was acquired by Eaton, Walker made it a non-negotiable condition of the deal that $240 million be distributed as bonuses to all 540 full-time employees. He wanted the people who had helped build the company to directly benefit from its success.
Bonuses were calculated based on years of service, with many long-term employees receiving six-figure payouts. Workers were stunned when they opened their letters — some initially thought it was a prank. The generous windfall transformed lives overnight and highlighted Walker’s strong belief that loyalty and hard work deserve to be richly rewarded.
Renee Lynn Ruple retweeted
You can't even SPELL SCHOOLS!
MAGAts aren't banned but should be.
You'd rather have school shootings.
You sick cult.
Renee Lynn Ruple retweeted
Always & forever keep talking about the Epstein Files,
which are proof that
Donald tRump is a Pedophile & Rapist!
86 47 Now!
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