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Yes.
Next question.
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"See you soon" is a strange thing for a public servant to say to a private citizen.
You were elected to represent people, not to summon them.
Government exists to protect our rights, not to decide which futures we're allowed to build.
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How did we go from 9/11 to a society where young people think Islamism is some hippie religion where it's just about being nice or whatever? Has everyone literally gone insane?
This woman would be dead if she did even 5 seconds of this dance in the streets of Tehran.
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"Why aren't they rioting and assaulting people like we do whenever we lose? This is suspicious."
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My oldest son is LGBTQ identifying.
We went to vote together at our local polling station.
“If the republicans win, they’re going to make life hell for people like me.”
“I know.” I said.
Voted straight R. Can’t stand his gay ass.
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Lemme guess
Step 1. try to impeach trump again
Step 2. try to impeach trump when it fails again
Step 3. see step 1
Step 4. Bring in 6 million more illegals
Step 5. Election day 2028!
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I don’t care what side you’re on.
Or if you don’t have a political party.
I don’t care if you’re rich, poor, black, white, whatever.
If you win an American office and the first thing you do is post a flag of somewhere else, you simply aren’t trying to propel our country forward.
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“Why did you rank Alabama so high?”
“They beat Mississippi State”
Words I never thought Id hear
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Seems appropriate that they met at a place that used to symbolize Texas, but is now owned by a private equity firm out of Chicago. 🤣
Texas’s next U.S. senator, James Talarico, and governor, Gina Hinojosa, met up after their victory parties at (where else?) Whataburger, the place where Texas teams celebrate.
Outside, car horns honked and drivers cheered. wapo.st/4Agh7Cq
