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Try again https://t.co/MIUpVqGq1n pic.twitter.com/WaBg0Q583n
— Rachel Bitecofer 🗽🦆🌴🥥🇺🇸 (@RachelBitecofer) August 6, 2024
Tim Walz is who JD Vance wants you to think JD Vance is.
— David Hogg 🟧 (@davidhogg111) August 6, 2024
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Here is Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signing a law guaranteeing all students receive a free breakfast and lunch no matter their household income.
— PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 (@patriottakes) August 6, 2024
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You'll see it on your home, auto, and health insurance rates, food prices, utility bills, medical bills, your overall health as you age, about everything else in life, and of course taxes because there just isn't enough to handle what's coming. Probably already do, just the increase happens slow over years, but the problem is growing exponentially, and the rate of increase is steepening. So be ready for anything you haven't experienced to come at you with force, you won't feel left out in the near future.
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The 9th Circuit ruled that two Arizona laws that impose strict proof of citizenship requirements and allow for voter purges will remain blocked ahead of the 2024 election.https://t.co/ztwXfr2ptg
— Democracy Docket (@DemocracyDocket) August 6, 2024
Elon’s AI is knowingly providing wrong dates for voting in 5 states. https://t.co/NGpmzHKvLV
— Robert Young Pelton (@RYP__) August 6, 2024
https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/billions/state-summary/AZ
https://climatepower.us/wp-content/uploads/sites/23/2020/06/Arizona-Climate-Disaster-Threats.pdf
https://climateintegrity.org/uploads/media/CCI-Arizona-ImpactsAndCosts-2023.pdf
Climate crisis will effect and cost more and more in every state in every which way you can think of. Of course Texas and Florida are the largest takers of our taxes for the climate crisis, mostly flooding as the sea rises, warmer waters, and more intense storms with the southern states from Texas to Florida and then up the east coast, but there are quite a few more government programs besides FEMA that get involved. The USDA, for example, has a few programs dealing with costs of the climate crisis;
USDA pays Colorado River region farmers billions for losing crops, but not to use less water
USDA pays Colorado River region farmers billions for losing crops, but not to use less water
https://www.kunr.org/local-stories/2024-06-13/usda-pays-colorado-river-farmers-billions-losing-crops-not-less-water
A cotton farm in drought-stricken Arizona using Colorado River water for irrigation.
Farming and ranching in the Western U.S. sucks up 75% of the Colorado River basin’s water supply. A new analysis shows the federal government is paying these farmers billions in crop insurance, but not helping them adapt to climate change.
From 2017 to 2023, farmers in the Colorado River region received $5.6 billion from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for crop losses caused by drought, according to a report from the nonpartisan Environmental Working Group. That includes farmers in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.
More than $2 billion of the drought-related crop payments went to farmers growing hay and alfalfa for beef and dairy cattle, the analysis found.
During that same six-year span, the USDA paid farmers $521 million to install efficient irrigation systems through its Environmental Quality Incentives Program, one of the agency’s largest conservation initiatives.......
Starving cows. Fallow farms. The Arizona drought is among the worst in the country
https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2021-08-03/arizona-water-drought-farmers-cattle
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As a Rural Ohioan, I See J.D. Vance for Who He Is Melissa Cropper is the president of the Ohio Federation of Teachers, a state federation representing 20,000 members in 60 locals across the state,
Vance’s extreme agenda runs counter to the rural culture of helping one’s neighbors
Melissa Cropper August 5, 2024
Growing up in Georgetown, Ohio, a small rural town on the edge of Appalachia, I learned that there are certain values you’re likely to see in most rural Ohioans.
We respect authenticity and can spot a phony when we see one. We take pride in our communities. We believe in the dignity of hard work, yet we also understand that circumstances can force us into situations where we need a little help, and we are always willing to help our neighbors without judgment. We are strongly independent and believe that we can make our own decisions without government interference.
J.D. Vance can spin a lot of things about his life, but we can see who he really is by examining the core values that animate him, and in that respect, J.D. Vance doesn’t look like the people I know from home.
During the 2022 midterm elections, when Vance was running against Democrat Rep. Tim Ryan for an open U.S. Senate seat, I had plenty of conversations with members of my union, the Ohio Federation of Teachers, throughout rural Ohio. These teachers, paraprofessionals, intervention specialists, guidance counselors and other educators love their schools, and they want to elect candidates who will support real solutions in their school districts, like improving career technical education, providing healthcare resources in their schools and improving broadband access. All they heard from Vance were attacks on teachers and plans to starve public schools of funding.
Vance’s career has been built on a phony image of him as a product of and de facto spokesperson for poor, rural Appalachians, despite the fact that he was raised in a middle-class family in Middletown, Ohio – a city of about 50,000 people situated between Cincinnati and Dayton. His book Hillbilly Elegy has been touted as a handbook for understanding Appalachia, but I challenge rural Americans to see if they recognize themselves in its pages. Vance depicts rural communities using derisive stereotypes that lack any understanding of the impact of generational poverty—nor does he understand the challenges of living in areas devoid of good jobs, strong public schools, reliable transportation systems or affordable healthcare.
While some of his characterizations could be overlooked, his opportunism is where rural voters will likely struggle with his lack of authenticity. After his book catapulted him to fame in 2016, in part through his lament for the scourge of drug addiction, Vance cynically started a phony charity, Our Ohio Renewal, under the guise of working on opioid addiction, joblessness and broken families. The organization fizzled out after barely doing any work other than help Vance launch his political career—in fact, one of the charity’s lone accomplishments was to send an addiction specialist with ties to Purdue Pharma, the manufacturer of OxyContin, to Ohio’s Appalachian region.
His opportunism and lack of authenticity is also what drove him from being a firm critic of Donald Trump to becoming one of Trump’s biggest sycophants and political beneficiaries. In 2016, Vance labeled himself as a “Never Trump guy,” calling Trump “noxious,” “reprehensible” and “America’s Hitler,” and even floated the idea that he might vote for Hillary Clinton. He quickly changed his tune when he decided to run for U.S. Senate in Ohio as a Republican and wanted Trump’s endorsement. His craven flip-flopping is exactly the type of disingenuous self-promotion that rural voters can see a mile away.
Vance also fails when it comes to recognizing rural voters’ work ethic and our love for our hometowns. Though many rural folks like myself have moved away from our hometowns, we carry an attachment to our rural roots and a respect for the hardworking people who keep our towns alive. Yet Vance has built his political brand by scolding and shaming poor and working-class families for the problems they face. He blames joblessness, and the issues that arise from it, on the workers themselves, labeling them as “lazy,” instead of blaming the manufacturers and businesses who have pulled out of the area or overlooked rural communities from the beginning.
As a candidate for U.S. Senate, Vance got ahead by sucking up to billionaires like Trump and Peter Thiel, his former employer and mentor at a venture capitalist firm in Silicon Valley. As a senator, Vance has continued his subservience to the billionaire class by voting against working people 100% of the time, as tallied by the AFL-CIO. Vance also has close ties to the Heritage Foundation and Project 2025—he even wrote a glowing forward to an upcoming book by Kevin Roberts, the Heritage Foundation’s president who helped organize Project 2025. By slashing funding and staff for education, healthcare and other critical government services, Project 2025 would have devastating impacts on small towns and their residents. This extreme agenda runs counter to the rural notion of helping out our neighbors — regardless of what they look like or who they are.
Where I’m from, we mind our own business and we trust others to mind theirs, especially on personal issues, like what our family looks like and how or when we want to grow our family. But J.D. Vance doesn’t understand this. He thinks that “small towns” equals “small-minded.” That’s why he’s willing to invite the government into our bedrooms and doctor appointments to impose his religious ideology on everyone.
Donald Trump might think that rural voters, Appalachian voters or Midwestern voters will look at J.D. Vance and see ourselves. We don’t. We see the mine owner who poisons the air and water; we see the factory owner who leaves town to make a higher profit overseas; we see the Big Ag executives who make it near impossible for family farms to thrive—and we see the empty suit politicians who sell us out to please their billionaire donors.
including public school educators and support staff, higher education faculty and support staff, and public employees.
Before being elected state federation president in 2012, Cropper was a library media specialist in Georgetown, Ohio,
and president of the Georgetown Federation of Teachers.
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Red-State Republicans Say They’ll Defend Biden-Era Green Jobs
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-08-05/red-state-republicans-say-they-ll-defend-biden-era-green-jobs
GOP politicians in places that have reaped clean energy investment from the Inflation Reduction Act say they’d warn against changes that could jeopardize it.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp speaks during an interview at the Republican National Convention on July 15.Photographer: Vincent Alban/Bloomberg
By Miranda Jeyaretnam and Saijel Kishan
August 5, 2024 at 7:00 AM MDT
In Georgia, the heart of the US green manufacturing boom, a new electric vehicle gigafactory is nearing completion. Spanning 3,000 acres, the plant is expected to create 8,500 new jobs. Hyundai Motor Co. has tapped incentives from President Joe Biden’s signature climate law, the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act, which together with the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law helped unleash a wave of investment in clean energy technologies.
Those investments and jobs may hang in the balance if Donald Trump wins the presidential election in November. Trump has vowed to dismantle Biden’s climate policy. A frequent critic of electric cars, he’s taken aim at pollution rules that incentive automakers to sell more EVs and could curtail the IRA’s EV tax credits.
BloombergGreen
Representative Buddy Carter, a Republican whose district is home to the gigafactory, didn’t vote for the IRA — no Republicans in Congress did. But he said he doesn’t want to see projects like the plant jeopardized.
“I’m going to discourage [the new administration] from making a sudden change,” Carter said.
Buddy CarterPhotographer: Roberto Schmidt/AFP
The lion’s share of IRA investment has gone to red and swing states — especially in the South and Midwest — where land, labor and energy are cheaper. Some GOP leaders and lawmakers in these states say they’ll work to defend projects enabled by the law if the political winds shift.
Republican Governor Brian Kemp of Georgia said he’ll advocate for companies that have brought jobs to the state regardless of who is sitting in the White House next year.
Tennessee Representative Chuck Fleischmann, a Republican whose district has a battery facility that employs 300, said he would be happy to explain the benefits of battery technologies to officials in a second Trump administration.
“I can lay out a very good, positive message,” he said. Fleischmann, Kemp and Carter have all endorsed Trump.
Since the IRA passed in August 2022, 325 new clean energy projects have been announced across 41 states and Puerto Rico, according to nonpartisan environmental research group E2, which tracks them. Michigan has the most projects in the country — 30 — which are expected to create a total of more than 12,000 jobs. In Georgia, 28 projects and $15 billion of investments will create almost 16,000 jobs. And North Carolina has seen a staggering $19 billion flowing into 22 projects.
“I believe we’re at the advent of the biggest economic revolution we’ve seen in generations in this country,” said Bob Keefe, the executive director of E2.
Read more: US Factory Boom Brings Billion-Dollar Projects to Tiny Towns
GOP politicians in these states welcome the economic boost and attribute it to their states’ own fostering of business, low taxes and light regulation more than anything Biden did.
Kemp said Georgia’s green energy boom has been decades in the making, based on relationships fostered by him and two prior governors.
“Those job creators could go anywhere and still be impacted by the IRA, but again and again, they’re choosing Georgia,” Kemp said. “That hasn’t happened by accident.”
Similarly, a spokesperson for South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, a Republican, said EV makers and other car companies “have been flocking to South Carolina for years and they will continue to long after President Biden leaves office.”
But IRA incentives were critical to many of these projects going ahead, and Democrats have been broadcasting that message.
Read More: In Deep-Red Trump Country, Voters Are Loving Biden’s Green Jobs
Representative Debbie Dingell of Michigan, a Democrat whose district includes the Our Next Energy EV battery manufacturing factory, authored an IRA program that funds the conversion of shuttered or at-risk auto plants in eight states for EV manufacturing. She said the IRA has had a big impact on people in her state, but more needs to be done so voters understand that.
“I think we have to do a better job of talking about what we’ve done,” Dingell said. “Many of the things in this bill are making a difference, and part of our job is to talk about why they’re making a difference.”
Polling shows that many voters have heard little or nothing about the IRA. The full economic impact of the law is yet to be felt because many factories are still under construction.
For one nonpartisan mayor of a small town in southwest Tennessee where Ford Motor Co. is building a giant EV facility that’s expected to hire about 6,000 workers, credit is due to “a whole range of people, from Biden and the Inflation Reduction Act all the way down the line to the state level, to the county level, to the municipality level,” said Allan Sterbinsky, mayor of Stanton.
Sterbinsky sees the new factory as transformative. “Suddenly at our back door is something that we used to have to go to Detroit and Chicago for,” he said. “For people who have been in multiple generations of poverty, now they will have multiple generations of prosperity.”
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The Arizona Supreme Court declined a request from Stephen Miller's legal group to reconsider a lower court ruling that blocked the group's attempt to move a controversial election lawsuit to a more favorable jurisdiction.https://t.co/OEw0bfZ4YU
— Democracy Docket (@DemocracyDocket) August 5, 2024
#BREAKING: Security flaw allowed anyone to request cancellation of Georgia voter registrations before @ATLNewsFirst Investigates & @propublica alerted the GA Secretary of State. SOS says the incomplete cancellation forms would not have been processed.https://t.co/x9vUzywKbT
— Brendan Keefe - Atlanta News First (@BrendanKeefe) August 5, 2024
NEW: In a win for voters, a Nevada court rejected the Trump campaign's request to toss some timely cast mail-in ballots in the state for the 2024 election.https://t.co/XqbPpB58e6
— Democracy Docket (@DemocracyDocket) August 5, 2024
Young Republicans can’t stand Donald Trump’s politics. He only cares about himself, and he’s a threat to our freedoms.
— Reed Howard (@ReedHowardVA) August 4, 2024
Young Republicans for Harris launches today. I’m excited to get to work!
Join the fight for a better future: https://t.co/szsQQgjsSa https://t.co/1DLb2Mtpo7
🚨🚨Mississippians, check your voter registration status at https://t.co/3lz4XAd4PY!🚨🚨
— Stacey J. Spiehler (@StaceyJSpiehler) August 5, 2024
Despite living in Oxford for 5 years and voting in every single election, mine was inactive.
The circuit clerk fixed it and we spent some time sleuthing. 1/4
Another day, another undisclosed trip taken by Clarence Thomas to an exotic location, paid for by Harlan Crow https://t.co/QdEvmnjniK
— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) August 5, 2024
The Trump-aligned GA election board members are working to change the state's election rules with less than 100 days until the election.
— Max Flugrath🗳️ (@MaxFlugrath) August 4, 2024
They recently held a meeting, unlawfully noticed and carried out, where they advanced changes to Georgia's election certification process.
Of course there was this report;
BREAKING: The VP selection is reportedly down to one of the two pictured below. pic.twitter.com/Ib3BJx50lU
— 🅽🅰🆃🅷🅰🅽✨ (@NateBlanchett) August 5, 2024
Then there were two...@Reuters reports the VP search down to PA Gov. Josh Shapiro and MN Gov. Tim Walzhttps://t.co/hRYBODXpxS
— Savannah Kuchar (@savannahkuchar) August 5, 2024
Guardian: Trump raises membership fee at Mar A Lago to $1 Million, “raising concerns of selling access”. Oh Really? Ya Think? What tipped you off?
— LiberalNavySeal (@LeftyNavySeal) August 5, 2024
Aaron Michael McFatter, 28, now former principal of Grace Fellowship Christian Academy & youth pastor of Grace Fellowship Christian Church, has been charged w Sexual Assault by a Person 24 Years of Age or Older - Committing Sexual Battery on a Victim Between 16 or 17 Years of… pic.twitter.com/kUfTS6LHpt
— 𝐁𝐞𝐤𝐬 (@antifaoperative) August 5, 2024
Pennsylvania christian youth camp CEO, Aaron Ziebarth, has been arrested for having sexual conversations with a 14 year old camper during one-on-one counseling sessions. pic.twitter.com/3uzBEFYO83
— 𝐁𝐞𝐤𝐬 (@antifaoperative) August 4, 2024
Geez, the horror. Is it getting to be throw the dart time?
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There really shouldn't be any info out there about the minors, the law is supposed to keep minor's information protected and usually do. So our difficulty getting those details would be expected.
Just recently a guilty plea was finally entered in this case that happened last year (the offenses in years prior). Husband and wife team with some "lucky" teen boys aged 13-17. Of course the girls that witnessed and reported the events didn't feel that way and were ignored by the school, harassed, degraded, physiologically effected, and became victims, both for witnessing and reporting. Also effected not in a good way the teen boy's attitudes toward female girls and how they treat them.
This kind of abuse happens way more than most people realize and is under reported due to the fear, stigma, shame, etc that the victims go through. The original story I have filed, buried with the 100's of others, but the guilty plea was last week. Didn't search out whether democrat or republican, don't care. It is a strong red county, but the prosecutors are really going after them.
Former Gallia County, Ohio, coach & substitute teacher pleads guilty to sex crimes
https://www.wvnews.com/rivercities/gallipolis/news/former-gallia-county-ohio-coach-substitute-teacher-pleads-guilty-to-sex-crimes/article_3c42c590-4dce-11ef-a63d-0fd23be2d93e.html
For WV News Jul 29, 2024
Posted Lisa Rubin's thread on that a couple of post back. She covers it with highlighted text on the thread.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=174861446
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Chutkan responds. This is an very interesting thread. Must read.
NEW: Tanya Chutkan did not come to play—and even as her case was stayed, she was getting ready. Case in point? Her 16-page decision issued tonight rejecting Trump’s motion to dismiss for selective and vindictive prosecution. 1/
— Lisa Rubin (@lawofruby) August 3, 2024
The Horrifying Fascist Manifesto Endorsed By JD Vance
https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/the-horrifying-fascist-manifesto-endorsed-by-j.d.-vance
The language of dehumanization — and of purging political enemies — has become popular on the extremist right.
— gil duran (@gilduran76) August 3, 2024
At one time, praising a book like “Unhumans” might have ended JD Vance’s career. But incendiary beliefs are now a basic GOP qualification.
👉🏼https://t.co/LRc1Vest3o pic.twitter.com/hoVn0E1cM5
Aberdeen Washington city councilman, Riley Carter, has been arrested for the rape of a child under the age of 12. pic.twitter.com/oOzlMvRtLB
— 𝐁𝐞𝐤𝐬 (@antifaoperative) August 3, 2024
Is this right?
DeSantis Declares Emergency in Florida; Excludes Democrat-Leaning South Florida
https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/desantis-declares-emergency-in-florida-excludes-democrat-leaning-south-florida/ss-AA1oaSty?ocid=msedgntp#image=1
Story by Jeff Cunha
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Update: Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency for 54 counties in Florida on Thursday ahead of the potential impacts of Invest 97L and added 7 more counties to the order on Friday. This places 61 of Florida's 67 counties under the state of emergency order.
Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency for much of Florida, excluding South Florida, in anticipation of a potential tropical depression. Forecasters warn of heavy rains and floods even if the storm doesn't strengthen into a depression. This decision, while prudent on the surface, raises questions about DeSantis' broader approach to climate change and disaster management.
Underwater and Overlooked: Florida Residents’ Fury Over DeSantis’ Climate Denials Amid Record Weather
Story by Joe Lysikatos
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Moral of the story; it's not fashionable to be an insurrectionist and a domestic enemy of America.
Fashion-focused Jan. 6 rioter who snapped selfies with Roger Stone and white supremacist arrested thanks to Instagram: Feds
https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/fashion-focused-jan-6-rioter-who-snapped-selfies-with-roger-stone-and-white-supremacist-arrested-thanks-to-instagram-feds/
Brandi BuchmanAug 2nd, 2024, 10:48 am Updated Aug 2nd, 2024, 11:46 am
Clockwise, from left: Tristan Sartor appears inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 (Department of Justice), Sartor in a selfie photo with white supremacist Nick Fuentes (Instagram), Sartor in a selfie with Roger Stone (X), Sartor at U.S. Capitol, Jan. 6, 2021 (Department of Justice).
Criminal trump is a Domestic Enemy.
Cede No Ground To A Domestic Enemy.
The Oath: "I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic."
If you inspired a coup against the government, it's a good chance you are a "Domestic Enemy."
If you are committed to pardoning insurrectionist, it's a good chance you are a "Domestic Enemy".
If you sought to overturn millions of votes in a free and fair election, it's good chance you are a "Domestic Enemy."
If you aspire to be a dictator on day one of being elected, it's good chance you are a "Domestic Enemy."
If you aspire to remain in office even after term limits, it's good chance you are a "Domestic Enemy."
If you can't admit to loosing an election and refuse the peaceful transfer of power, it's a good chance you are a "Domestic Enemy."
If you are an elected official or state elector and conspire to illegally suppress, overturn or not certify votes, it's good chance you are a "Domestic Enemy."
If you hold judgeship and do not uphold the law against these but conspire along with these, it's a good chance you are a "Domestic Enemy."
Not only is he a rapist.
Not only is he a convicted felon.
Not only is he twice impeached.
Not only does he run in circles with pedophilias.
Not only is he much more than these...
He is also a "Domestic Enemy."
When in battle you never play by the enemies rules of engagement because a corrupt enemy never fights fairly. The DOJ played by the enemies rules and sent the Classified Docs case to FL and look how that turned out.
A corrupt enemy of the country asking for home court advantage is kin to a convicted caught bank robber asking for the keys to a vault so that he can commit another offense, do you give the robber the keys?
This is no game, we're in battle, "Cede No Ground."
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Not sure now what the story is exactly. I read a few statements that she was a conservative, didn't read that she was a dem. The article stated not listing any political party affiliation. Really shouldn't matter with the law, but these days with the republicans fake culture wars, it does. The overwhelmingly majority of child rapists and molesters are statistically proclaiming conservative and religious values. I guess I should of fact checked it more thoroughly before posting. I was guessing a teen due the media usually highlights very young ages, but that doesn't make it right for an adult in their forties to take advantage of a teens hormones and lack of maturity for their own personal desires. It's against laws for very good reasons. Shoving the bible down teen's throats is no way to handle the terrible teens (terrible two's are a cake walk), the other side of the pendulum is just as bad.
The city of DeRidder is prominently red, and has mostly voted republican in the last few elections according to this site. Roberts got re-elected in a city that votes mostly republican, so it is what it is, whatever is is. Don't really have the time to dig any deeper. I apologize for calling the lady a republican if she's a democrat. But she's still wrong if she did what she's accused of and should suffer the consequences for her actions.
https://bestneighborhood.org/conservative-vs-liberal-map-deridder-la/
This article stated it was a female minor.
US News
Who is Misty Roberts? The Louisiana mayor in prison on charges of raping an underage girl
https://www.marca.com/en/lifestyle/us-news/2024/08/02/66ad077822601db4278b4574.html
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More on the $10 million payment story.
Steve Mnuchin called the $10 million loan Trump made to his campaign late in 2016 a "cash advance" that could be repaid over time, I reported w/ @kadiagoba a few years ago.
— Ken Bensinger (@kenbensinger) August 2, 2024
W/ the big @washingtonpost story on the Egypt connection out, worth a 2nd lookhttps://t.co/qfDcd4Kg9z
They wonder why criminal trump's republicans are having a hard time attracting "average woman" voters. Might be the mentality of the average maga cultist.
Hold up. An “average woman… doesn’t try that hard”??@JesseBWatters has apparently not met women yet. 😬🤦
— Jim Stewartson, Counterinsurgent 🇺🇸🇺🇦💙🎈 (@jimstewartson) August 2, 2024
The Mediocre White Men are imploding. What a shame. https://t.co/zgeskjvi2Z
So, not an "illegal immigrant"? https://t.co/JSJwGphxM1
— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) August 2, 2024
Elon Musk Accused Of Disabling ‘White Dudes For Harris’ X Account
https://www.wbls.com/news/elon-musk-accused-of-disabling-white-dudes-for-harris-x-account/
Elon Musk accused of spreading lies over doctored Kamala Harris video
Doctored campaign video featuring US vice-president reposted by Tesla chief executive watched 128m times
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/article/2024/jul/29/elon-musk-accused-of-spreading-lies-over-kamala-harris-video
"Elon Musk’s new super PAC is collecting scores of voters’ personal information under the guise of inviting them to register to vote, as part of his effort to boost Donald Trump’s presidential campaign."
— The New Republic (@newrepublic) August 2, 2024
From @edieocre: https://t.co/fAaCqcUDxe
oh hey this is election fraud https://t.co/kHcF3RJjb7 pic.twitter.com/UX37USUhMW
— halloween txt (@metaltxt) August 2, 2024
NEW: Vice President Harris is officially the presumptive Democratic nominee.
— Kamala HQ (@KamalaHQ) August 2, 2024
To celebrate, we are releasing a new poster—the first 5,000 are free. Use promo code MADAMPRESIDENT for 20% off storewide.https://t.co/dbkNBhG4L2 pic.twitter.com/quObn4yJyz
I'll keep that in mind. Thanks.
Posted the whole article about that from the Washington Post.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=174853822
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Still against the law and proper morals and probably didn't happen with a person that was screaming lies about the LBGTQs being the ones who are doing all the child molestation and proclaiming family values and wearing flags, bibles, and guns. What if kid was born a male, but had genes of a female, or a female girl that wasn't into other females. Plus maybe it didn't have any bad emotional or physiological effects for you, but there's a whole lot of detrimental physiological effects to many kids no matter what sex is applied. The whole thing is just wrong, no matter if some feel lucky, that emotion in this case is not a good thing.
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