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Replying to @michaeljohns
Bernie Sanders has a net worth between $2-3mil. He owns properties and homes with high values, and has a substantial car collection. Yet, he pokes at the likes of Elon Musk, Bezos, etc.., and wants to tax the rich!!!! The guy is a joke!
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Replying to @michaeljohns
Oh that’s good… Old Bernie has been on that show train of socialism since he was 18 ! Funny thing is while he wasn’t successful preaching .. he had the luxury of doing nothing and getting money ..enough money to own 3 million dollar houses
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This largely represents increased value in equity positions in their respective companies.
You, however, have become a multimillionaire on the public dime.
When you had a spare $600K lying around, you could have given it to charity or bought a vacation home.
Which did you do?
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Barack Obama, cock of the walk.
The gold obsession tour isn’t just a quick jab at Trump.
It’s a scripted blueprint.
Obama in Georgia said Trump is treating Oval Office interior design like a national emergency.
“He’s literally doing arts and crafts,” Obama quipped—with scripted Orange Man jabs, “sticking gold medallions on the mantle in the Oval Office.”
The crowd roared. Of course. Orange Man Bad. Obama good.
This is the early draft of the Democrats' 2028 playbook.
Paint Trump as a gilded monarch fixated on throne-room decor while the house burns…
…then Democrats position themselves as the grown-up socialists coming to clear the capitalist circus away.
The "No Kings" narrative is officially out of the lab and on the road—and the gold jokes are just the warm-up act.
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American Muslim Brotherhood‼️
El-Sayed family up to its eyeballs in the Muslim Brotherhood
freebeacon.com/democrats/abd…
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The only vote both of these jihadists deserve is detention, denaturalization and deportation!
Replying to @MAGAVoice
🚨 Without elections transparency and accountability for election fraud,
our elections are a lie and a complete illusion.
🚨 Secondly… We are NOT a democracy, but a Constitutional Republic.
Even Grok agrees with this statement.
C.A. retweeted
This truck sounds so good, I want!
But the logs are small, so it might be for pulpwood, paper mills, firewood, or land clearing. It definitely gives Final Destination vibes.
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This made me laugh this morning and that is a feat in and of itself.
Don't let people tell you Memphis is the only cesspool in Tennessee. Nashville is right behind them. Blue cities in red states have that going for them. ✌🏼
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Lindsay Clancy medical malpractice suit —will she testify this time?
⚖️✋18 minutes.
That’s the duration of the command hallucinations described in the new Lindsey Clancy civil lawsuit.
Dr. Bethany Marshall raises a striking clinical objection during her appearance on Nancy Grace’s Crime Stories.
Watch her explanation.
What do you make of it?
Side clash: Lindsay Clancy’s attorney has denied she will testify in her ex-husband Patrick’s civil lawsuit, after his lawyers claimed she would reveal she had ‘homicidal ideation’ before strangling their three children. 👀
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A normal day until a voice told her to harm her children.
New details from #LindsayClancy's civil lawsuit reveal what happened right before the tragedy. Psychoanalyst Dr. Bethany Marshall breaks down the reality of command hallucinations now on YouTube.
C.A. retweeted
This one hits different 🔥
Even the Ayatollah knows which party scares him … and which one he wants to win 😂
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If pizza and nachos had a baby. Does this look appetizing to you? The pizza looks fantastic to me but I much prefer to dip it in ranch or just eat it plain. I sure a lot of people would like it this way.
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No Tax on Tips 🎃🇺🇸
That's a pumpkin I can get behind!
For years, waitresses, bartenders, barbers, and delivery drivers had Uncle Sam reaching into their tip jars, and President Trump said enough is enough.
Those tips are money hardworking Americans earned with sore feet and long shifts, and now they actually get to keep them.
Washington promised the working class the world for decades, and this man actually delivered. No tricks here, just a real treat for the folks who keep this country running. 🇺🇸
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BREAKING:
Police have arrested a suspected attacker involved in the stabbing of a Trump Supporter...
outside Wednesday night’s Ohio Trump Rally.
Reports are the attacker was a “Leftist Democrat”…
but that has yet been confirmed.
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28 years ago today, a 77-year-old grandfather strapped into a space shuttle. The last time he'd flown to orbit, the trip took less than five hours.
February 20, 1962. John Glenn, a Marine fighter pilot, became the first American to orbit the Earth. He circled the planet three times in a tiny capsule called Friendship 7. A warning light said his heat shield might be loose. He came home a national hero.
Then he was grounded. He never flew in space again. Not for 36 years.
He left NASA, went into business, and later spent 24 years in the U.S. Senate. But he never stopped wanting to go back up.
In the 1990s he pitched NASA an idea. Spaceflight does things to the body that look a lot like aging: bone loss, muscle loss, poor sleep. Why not study an actual older man in orbit?
NASA said yes.
On October 29, 1998, at 77, Glenn launched aboard Space Shuttle Discovery. He was the oldest person ever to fly in space. He wore sensors, gave blood samples, and slept wired up for science.
The mission lasted about nine days. His first flight had lasted under five hours.
Afterward, New York threw him a ticker-tape parade, just like 1962. His wife Annie, married to him since 1943, had watched him leave the Earth twice.
He stayed on the record books for decades as the oldest man in orbit.
You're never too old to finish what you started.
Disclaimer: Based on NASA mission records and published accounts. Some details are summarized.
Photos: NASA (Glenn entering Friendship 7, 1962; Glenn portrait, 1998; STS-95 launch and landing), public domain; Carol M. Highsmith/Library of Congress (John and Annie Glenn in a Houston parade), public domain; via Wikimedia Commons
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In the summer of 1927, a trio from the Virginia mountains walked into a makeshift studio in Bristol and changed American music forever.
A.P. Carter had seen a newspaper ad. The Victor Talking Machine Company was coming to Bristol, on the Tennessee-Virginia line, looking for local talent. He borrowed his brother's car and brought his wife Sara and her cousin Maybelle. Maybelle was 18.
Producer Ralph Peer set up temporary recording gear in a warehouse on State Street. Over two days, August 1 and 2, 1927, the three of them cut six songs for Victor. Sara's clear alto took the lead. A.P. chimed in on bass when he felt like it. And Maybelle, on a Stella guitar, played a style nobody had quite heard on a record before.
She picked the melody with her thumb on the bass strings and brushed the rhythm with her index finger on the higher ones. Lead and rhythm at the same time. Guitarists still call it the "Carter scratch."
They went home about $300 richer. Victor released the records. The songs sold. Within a year Peer called them north to Camden, New Jersey, for more sessions. Country music had found one of its founding families.
That Bristol trip is now called the Bristol Sessions, and historians treat it as the birthplace of commercial country music. Jimmie Rodgers recorded there the same week. But the Carters brought something Peer hadn't expected: a woman singing lead, and a teenage guitarist inventing a new language for the instrument.
Sometimes the biggest revolutions start with a newspaper ad and a borrowed car. Would you have made the drive?
Disclaimer: Based on Birthplace of Country Music Museum records, Library of Congress National Recording Preservation Board notes, and accounts of the 1927 Bristol Sessions. Exact song order and session times vary slightly between sources.
Photos: Victor Talking Machine Company (Carter Family portrait), public domain; Springfulutopia (state-line marker on State Street, Bristol), CC BY-SA 4.0; Cliff (Maybelle Carter's 1928 Gibson L-5, Country Music Hall of Fame), CC BY 2.0; Swampyank (Birthplace of Country Music Museum, Bristol), CC BY-SA 4.0; via Wikimedia Commons
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Angie Nixon the Democratic U.S. Senate nominee and Florida state representative was on stage at FAMU homecoming dancing and rapping along to lyrics about people dying and “motherfucking” murder—hours before a mass shooting left 11 shot, including six kids.
This is the same progressive libtard who wants softer treatment for criminals, attacks police, and then acts shocked when real blood hits the ground.
You don’t get to glorify the culture that produces these shooters and then pretend you’re the adult in the room.
Unprofessional. Reckless.
Soft on crime.
Florida doesn’t need a senator who performs for the very rhetoric that destroys communities.
#AngieNixon #FloridaSenate





























