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Tom Cotton is one of them terrifying homosexuals. Reminds me of Jeffrey Dahmer
When states lead, kids succeed.  That’s why ED is giving states historic levels of flexibility, control, and resources.
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Sorry your family died in that fire. We thought it would be cute to hire a woman midget
The four-foot firefighter: Florida lifesaver takes record as shortest woman in profession
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Such a genuine guy, our president
All my hard work has finally paid off!
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I promised to visit all 75 counties in Arkansas. This week, I kept that promise! I've put 14,000 miles on my truck since April, meeting folks across the state. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to share your hopes and concerns during the New Revolution Tour! JEFF WADLIN — Real solutions. Brighter future. JeffWadlin.com
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“biPaRtiSan”🤣🤡
Excellent bipartisan work by @SenRickScott & @SenJackyRosen to recognize the evil of Iran proxy Hamas.
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Replying to @SenTomCotton
You might ask yourself why Tom Cotton is smiling like a toddler that just shit its britches…
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With @SarahHuckabee doubling down on her incredibly tone-deaf political ad, I’d like to remind Arkansans of the totally normal, white, American man running to replace her. I’ve had enough of the parasite class. That’s why I’m voting for @Colt_Shelby on Nov 3 2026 Let’s go!
Meet Colt Shelby I grew up in Cecil, Arkansas, the son of Ronnie and Lisa Shelby, and I’m proud to be a sixth‑generation member of my community. I’ve attended Cecil Methodist Church for nearly 30 years, and it remains an important part of my life. Soon after graduating high school, I went to work on drilling rigs for Thornton Drilling out of Van Buren, Arkansas. I stayed with that company for nearly 16 years, working through two buyouts before moving on to a large oil company based in Houston, Texas. Over the last twenty years, I’ve managed hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts and led teams of men and women with one shared mission: work safely and work responsibly. I bought my first home in 2003—where I still live today—and in 2006 I married my longtime friend, Elizabeth Burt of Charleston. Together, we’ve raised our three children: Riley, Cooper, and Truett. Like many families, we dreamed of owning a farm, and in 2016 we purchased our first 80 acres. Little by little, we expanded it. While I worked away from home, my family tended the cattle and worked the fields. It was the Arkansas dream—raising a family and building a farm through hard work and faith. My interest in public service began in 2024 when Governor Sanders announced plans to place a 3,000‑bed prison just four miles from our home. As I traveled across multiple counties, I realized that many Arkansans shared concerns not only about this issue but about the overall direction of our state. I attended meetings and events across Arkansas, meeting people who care deeply about our future. I listened to frustrations about education, fiscal responsibility, government transparency, the farm economy, healthcare, infrastructure, crime rates, food insecurity, infant mortality, women’s health, and more. These conversations made one thing clear: Arkansans want common‑sense leadership that puts people first. Our state motto, Regnat Populus—“The People Rule”—should mean something. Too many, Arkansans feel like their government is hiding things from the hardworking taxpayers who keep this state running. I’m running to restore trust, transparency, and accountability to the Governor’s office. I hope to earn your vote on November 3rd, 2026. I believe I’m the right person for this job because I’m willing to listen, to work, and to stand shoulder‑to‑shoulder with the people of Arkansas. I can’t fix these issues alone. It will take all of us. Every morning I wake up thinking about the same question: If Arkansas stays on this path, what will our state look like in 100 years? That question drives me to act.
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Our team and campaign volunteers have been working around the clock to deliver signs across Arkansas. Whether you’d like a yard sign for your front yard or a 4x8 for your property — our team has you covered! 💪🏼 Email: signs@sarahforgovernor.com to secure yours today!
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In this tone-deaf train wreck of a political ad, young white men are once again the convenient punching bag—from a governor I now regret voting for Even worse: after the backlash she doubles down, pretending she’s too stupid to understand the obvious criticism Time to go Sarah
Some critics online don't like my welfare work requirement ad. Next thing you know they’ll say I should have used cookies instead of cheese balls. If you are able-bodied you should not collect welfare simply because you choose not to work. Period. WATCH->
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Only an absolute fucking idiot would double down on such a tone-deaf mistake. Sarah Huckabee: “Hold my Ozempic”
Some critics online don't like my welfare work requirement ad. Next thing you know they’ll say I should have used cookies instead of cheese balls. If you are able-bodied you should not collect welfare simply because you choose not to work. Period. WATCH->
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Sarah doesn’t understand Brad wasn’t just sitting on the couch. Brad applied to hundreds of jobs in Bentonville. He made it through round after round of interviews and still didn’t get hired. He’s sitting on $40,000 in debt for the education he was told would give him a future. Meanwhile, the biggest employer in Bentonville is laying off and reorganizing corporate workers while continuing to file thousands of H-1B labor applications. Maybe the story isn’t as simple as “young American man is lazy and refuses to work.”
You pay taxes to cover welfare for people who just choose not to work. That’s why I launched a welfare-to-work requirement. If you’re young, healthy, and get government assistance, you should work, go to school, or volunteer.
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Replying to @SarahHuckabee
That white man you are trying to vilify with Cheetos has been discriminated against in the job market his entire life. Now you want him to empty trash cans so that work will set him free. Republicans are useless as a political party.
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Zero deportations in the state of Arkansas today, like yesterday.
You pay taxes to cover welfare for people who just choose not to work. That’s why I launched a welfare-to-work requirement. If you’re young, healthy, and get government assistance, you should work, go to school, or volunteer.
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Replying to @SarahHuckabee
Is this socialism?
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Boycott every aspect of Israel. Cut off every business, politician and person who supports that parasitic nation.
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Rate the job the federal government is doing at redressing your grievances:
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I was just forced by X to remove this post to unlock my account so here it is again:
X locked my account and forced me to remove this post: Bibi the Baby Butcher must be stopped. He is as bloodthirsty and insane as Hitler. We are in World War 3. Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, and Iran will be destroyed if the Zionists are not stopped. Arabs and Persians must unite and march on Israel from all sides.
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X really is censoring posts and comments critical of Israel. Remember free speech?
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Make no mistake, Netanyahu just punked the entire world. He gaslit, bragged, flexed, then accurately called them cowards for walking out of his speech instead of arresting him. Our world leaders are clowns. Our governing bodies are a joke. End the circus. Free The People.
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The irony is SO thick! Tom Cotton is afraid to stand on a debate stage with me because he knows conservatives are already flocking to my campaign. JEFF WADLIN — Real solutions. Brighter future. JeffWadlin.com
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