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This is what AI is made for. Murtaugh is too old for this 💩 and Riggs has to find a new partner. I absolutely love how they brought in every character from that era and even combined two different characters for one actor in a couple different scenes. 🤣🤣🤣💥🔫
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Trump bitching about the Nobel Peace Prize again: "Norway sucks. Norway has become a shithouse country, actually."
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Obama: 'Drain the swamp' -- the only thing they drained is the Reflecting Pool because some no bid contract got it all messed up. And then they tried to blame it on this 3 time Olympian! You remember that? Said he vandalized it!"
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Abdul El-Sayed: “I want everybody to have guaranteed healthcare in this country. You know what adds to the deficit? Dumb wars, tax cuts for billionaires. Every time Mike Rogers and his friends get elected, what do you see? Dumb wars and tax cuts for billionaires.
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Obama: "You got the defense secretary who is like a laser focused on important matters like the jawline and testosterone levels of our troops, and livestreaming executions because that's how he thinks you cultivate that manly warrior spirit. How much time do you think this man spends in front of the mirror every day?"
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Trump: A lot of people are saying I'm one of the greatest presidents ever
Reporter: They aren't saying that
RFK JR: “A lot of my liberal friends said to me, ‘He’s going to use you to help him win an election, and then he’s going to discard you.’ So I want to tell you this — Every commitment, every promise that Donald Trump has made to me, he has kept in spades.”
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I can not believe this is where I am with the only “famous” person I have EVER tracked down after seeing in the wild and asked for a pic.
I went to Busch Gardens with my family and saw him in an enclosed tortoise exhibit having a private tour with his family. I literally ran to him and hollered to please take a picture with me.
I was most excited for him with this new administration. I thought he would make a difference. I waited on pins and needles in the beginning waiting to see which job he would be assigned. I celebrated that he was the Deputy Director for the FBI. And I can’t believe the only thing he accomplished was lying about Epstein and putting an autistic patsy in place for the pipe b0mb.
Unlike others I didn’t ask to be blocked. I just checked and I was. I’m happy I am. I would rather not be reminded of what a fraud he is.
I hope he lives with guilt everyday about Charlie Kirk and Brian Cole Jr.
U.S. Senate candidate @jamestalarico (D-TX) remarks after voting early: "Although voter suppression is powerful, big money is powerful, it is nothing compared to people power and I think you're seeing that across the state with these historic turnout numbers."
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KARINE JEAN-PIERRE: "Republicans lead by fear! We're going to make you afraid about what could happen to this country because we may have the first Muslim senator or a Black woman president."
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On Lindsey Graham.
Stay with me on this.
The worst kept secret in Washington DC came out today because 3 brave men came out and told the truth and it doesn’t matter if it is after he’s dead.
Brave?
Yes brave.
Why are they brave?
They had to go on camera and tell intimate details of their personal lives.
To the world.
That is extremely difficult to do. Yes it’s brave. And Stressful. They walked into the public square opening themselves to the opinions of the entire world.
No matter your opinion on the issue, they took a courageous leap in coming forward.
If you are critical, would you go on camera and tell your secrets to the entire world?
I would bet a lot of money you wouldn’t.
Ok but there is more to this.
Because this is the world I saw up close in Washington.
I saw behind the curtain and saw ALL the wizards.
Everyone in the highest levels of power in Washington DC are keeping secrets that would destroy their entire lives.
And that’s exactly why they have power.
Not because they are so smart or qualified or the best choice for leadership.
I mean really, if you think our best and brightest are in charge then do some critical thinking and look at the pathetic state of our debt, our dollar, and how our government is run, and the outcome that affects your life.
Their secrets are the only reason these people rise to the top.
Because their secrets are not secrets.
We all knew Lindsey Graham was gay. Everyone did.
Their secrets are levers of control. Keeps them in line. Makes them a team player. And will make them fight the hardest on issues that don’t make sense in order to keep their secrets just that. Secrets.
So everyone is arguing about how this is old news, why now? Or arguing about being gay, and gay issues. Or arguing because that’s what everyone does on the internet, just argue with each other and with bots about issues they don’t have the real truth on, but throw out their strongest opinion anyways.
I’m here to tell you the granular issue you need to dial in on and block out the rest of the noise.
Three gay men just bravely pulled back the curtain and tried to teach you all the most important lesson America needs to learn.
It’s this.
America’s most powerful leaders keep secrets that comprise them in the most dangerous ways for the security, safety, and prosperity of our nation.
That’s the whole point.
I tried my hardest to fight the entire system on both sides of the aisle and couldn’t beat it because YOU ALL keep voting these people back into office and back into power.
By the way, I always cosponsored the Term Limit bill and no matter who is in charge, Pelosi, McCarthy, or Johnson, Dem or Rep, that bill never ever got even close to getting a vote on the House floor.
So the question for you, The American People, is are you able to learn the lesson and if so, what exactly are YOU going to do about it?
Ask yourself, what are you voting for? Donating to? Volunteering for?
And are you really satisfied with the outcome election cycle after election cycle?
.@NYCMayor Mamdani on U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed (D-MI): "His victory...is of critical importance to our city, because what it also indicates is a willingness to chart a new course in Washington that has working people at the heart of it."
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This is Tommy. Tommy had a question about my allegiances. Listen to the end to hear about his.






















