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Happy Veteran's Day. This was me in 1980.
Thank you vets for your service and god bless you all!
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🚨 BREAKING: A Biden-appointed judge just ordered Trump’s viral "$5,000 to Americans" ad SCRUBBED right before the midterms.
They want to silence the truth, but it’s already backfiring massively. The establishment is terrified.
Do NOT let them censor this. RETWEET AND SHARE EVERYWHERE! 🇺🇸
Happy Halloween @amandafortini and @walterkirn ! Trick or Retweet!
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Every state and local election official is on notice – knowingly encouraging noncitizens to vote or conspiring to fraudulently register noncitizens is a federal crime. The @CivilRights Division is ready to help with compliance as American citizens deserve free and fair elections!
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Exceptional New Jersey Marine Rifleman
Private First Class Myron Rudolph Ross II was killed in action on October 3, 1968 in South Vietnam. Remember Myron today. Semper Fi. Bronze Star #American Hero.🇺🇸🎖Forever 20
Here’s my brother Joe and my other brother Joe! @joemachi and @joedevitocomedy
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“That is hell, to be separated from God, and you can have hell on this earth, and some of you are living in hell now because you’re separated from God.” —@BillyGraham #WednesdayWisdom
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When America was founded, only landowners could vote.
This is why.
Mayor of Minneapolis, Somalia Jacob Frey announces property tax increases on American homeowners
This new property tax increase of 11.3% on homeowners will be used to close their budget shortfall
This is the same mayor who’s allowed billions in fraud to be stolen by Somali immigrants and their daycare and home health care scams
Declining downtown commercial property values are shifting more of the tax burden onto residential properties
It turns out when you flood your city with 3rd world immigrants on welfare you can no longer make your budget targets and your city’s downtown fails
Keep in mind all the endless fraud that was also uncovered in Minneapolis, now they want to increase property taxes to make up the money
Federal Prosecutors have stated that half or more of roughly $18 billion in federal funds spent on 14 Minnesota-run programs since 2018 may have been stolen



























