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Cheryl Farley retweeted
This dude is really hitting his stride in this campaign. He stepped into a tough situation and had a lot of different people pulling him in a lot of directions. But when he decided to shrug that off to be himself that's when things got much better. nitter.cf/cspan/status/210822237…
U.S. Senate candidate @TroyJackson207 (D-ME) on criticism to "Can't Eat Road Salt" debate comment regarding tariff impacts: "I'm not mocking the fact that she got one thing or two things off the list, I'm mocking the fact that there shouldn't have been a list to begin with."
Cheryl Farley retweeted
A couple of revealing memories of @TCM’s friend, my friend, Eva Marie Saint, who was the best. Kind, emotionally available, very funny, and a little wicked.
Cheryl Farley retweeted
This should outrage every American. This is the president of the United States telling Iran to bomb American cities. I live in Los Angeles, but that’s beside the point. Tommorow it could be your city.
My fellow Americans, this is not normal. This is not funny. This behavior should ring alarm bells for us all!
Cheryl Farley retweeted
I never in a million years thought the president and First Lady of the United States would be targeting me personally and trying to hurt my kids, just because I used my voice to call them out.
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Cheryl Farley retweeted
LBJ breaks ground for JFK's national memorial-- the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts--December 1964, a year after President Kennedy's assassination (Robert Kennedy stands in rear):
Cheryl Farley retweeted
The time Dolly Parton and Kermit jammed to Sly and the Family Stone.
This is always how I will remember her.
Cheryl Farley retweeted
As America mourns the loss of Dolly Parton, her life reminds us that love and kindness matter more than what divides us. I break down Dolly Parton’s legacy and explain what her message of grace and unity can teach us in a divided America.
Watch: youtu.be/-oGCwwvMDU0?si=6MzX…
Cheryl Farley retweeted
It’s hard to imagine many people having a bigger impact than Dolly Parton. Born in a one-room cabin, she earned 11 Grammys and an Emmy, built a business empire, helped millions of kids learn to read, and — as if that wasn’t enough — helped accelerate the research that led to the Moderna COVID vaccine. What a life. Michelle and I are thinking of Dolly’s family and her many, many fans.
Breaking News: Dolly Parton, the country singer, songwriter, entertainer and entrepreneur known for her outsize persona and prodigious vision and talent that placed her in a class by herself, has died at 80. nyti.ms/45Prr77
Cheryl Farley retweeted
This is misinformation. Here’s why: the red bars are unverified reports of deaths that occurred at some point after the vaccine.
This is not the same as saying the vaccine caused the death.
That question has been investigated numerous times and there is no link.
Cheryl Farley retweeted
Theodore Roosevelt became first President to ride past crowds in an automobile, August 22, 1902, Hartford, Connecticut. The car was electric:
Cheryl Farley retweeted
Photograph thought to be the only image surviving from scene and time of first Lincoln-Douglas debate, which was today 1858, Ottawa, Illinois:
Cheryl Farley retweeted
Marjorie Johnson spent decades bringing joy to kitchens across our state, earning more than 2,500 blue ribbons and inspiring generations of home bakers.
Now, the Minnesota State Fair is honoring her with the new Marjorie Johnson Honey Bee Award for the fair's best sweet rolls; a fitting tribute to a true Minnesota icon.
mprnews.org/story/2026/07/27…
Cheryl Farley retweeted
The arguments we’re having today aren’t new. In fact, we were having many of the same ones more than 150 years ago during Reconstruction.
I recently sat down with Malcolm Gladwell to reflect on this pivotal time in our nation’s history, and the work that remains. Check out our conversation: youtube.com/watch?v=kke-VEOB…