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Replying to @jamestalarico
Let’s discuss what the Democrats will do to the US if they regain power. They will do significantly more damage than just eliminate the filibuster. Democrats will open the border again to illegals and untold thousands of terrorists and murdering and raping felons. Democrats will destroy SCOTUS. Democrats will add more seats until they can get enough sycophants to destroy our constitution. Starting with the first and second amendments. You think gas prices are high now? Wait until the Democrats start up their green agenda again. $10 a gallon gas is not only a possibility but likely. That’s exactly what they want. Democrats will implement their “Medicare for all” agenda. Get ready to wait months for procedures and forget seeing your doctor you love. And the tax increases? Hold onto your 🍑. This will be trillions of dollars. Democrats will begin anew their political witch hunts for President Trump, his cabinet, his aids, his family, and the Republican party members who support him. There will be billions of taxpayers hard earned dollars wasted and years and years of this ridiculous and petty lawfare garbage. This is just the beginning. The communists are taking over the Democrat party. They will come for your businesses, jobs, and your home.
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Dude you're just a TERRORIST
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This Israeli father of 6 murdered in front of one of his children. The Palestinian terrorist was captured. Let's hope there will be balanced reporting of these attacks by int'l media. We will be watching...& waiting.
The violence in Judea and Samaria global media won't report on: Israeli father of six murdered in a terror attack on Yom Kippur Eve. There is a Palestinian attack on Israelis every two hours.
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I met a Vietnam Veteran at the gym today. I shook his hand, and said, “Sir, thank you for your service.” He smiled softly, then replied, “Thank you for being worthy of serving.” This humble man’s answer took me a bit by surprise. All I could say as I shook his hand and looked into those eyes that had witnessed horrors beyond what most of us can even imagine was, “I’m trying. I’m really trying.” May we all live in such a way that we honor the extraordinary valor and the great sacrifices made by these amazing men. God Bless our American Heroes 🫡 🇺🇸 “And I’m proud to be an American, where at least I know I’m free, and I won’t forget the men who died who gave that right to me.”
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Four years ago, this photo reached me from inside the hospital in Tehran by someone who worked there and risked everything so the world would see what they did to Mahsa Jina Amini. That person told me plainly: she was killed. Today, on the fourth anniversary of her killing at the hands of the morality police for not wearing proper hijab, her father, a man who has endured threats, surveillance, and a grief no parent should ever carry, has written a letter to his daughter: My dear Jina, Four years have passed, yet your grief has not faded, nor has it rested, even for a moment. To us, you are still that angel whose smile and gentle gaze softened the cruelty of the world around us. In these days we think of you more than ever. In a time that grows darker each day, where hope fades a little more with every sunrise, our hearts still hold fast to the dreams of the young, dreamers like you. If you were here today, what would you be doing? Would we still see that fire for life in your eyes? Would you still speak of tomorrow, still weave your dreams for the days to come? My dearest Jina, before anything else, before the world knew your name, you were simply our daughter. The daughter whose arrival gave our life a new color, and whose loss left a wound in our hearts that no words can reach. But fate wrote your story differently, and your name traveled far beyond our small home. Over these four years, we have asked ourselves again and again: we had one daughter, and they took her from us. And yet the love of the people brought thousands of other children into our family. Amid all this pain, what we will never forget is the compassion and kindness that blossomed among the people of this land. My precious Jina, four years now we have carried your absence with us, every day, every hour. Sometimes a single photograph, a memory, a glance, even the sound of your name is enough to bring everything back as if it happened this morning. For others, four years have passed. But for a father and mother who lost their child, time means something else entirely. Some griefs do not shrink with the passing of days; you simply learn to carry them. And still, through all these years, we have kept one eye fixed on the earth that holds you, and one eye on the day the truth will finally come to light. We believe the secrets you and all your loved ones sleep beneath this soil will not stay buried forever. My Jina, my precious daughter, your name and your memory are with us until our last breath. Woman, Life, Freedom
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Simon Aron retweeted
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A very special kind of stupid.
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Replying to @NYCMayor
Mamdani's best friend Hasan Piker joking that black people should be lynched again.
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There are seven tines in the crown of the Statue of Liberty—representing the seven seas and the seven continents. There are seven letters in the word LIBERTY. There are seven letters in the word FREEDOM. There are seven letters in the word JUSTICE. There are seven letters in the word COURAGE. There are seven letters in the word BRAVERY. There are seven letters in the word PATRIOT. And there are seven letters in the word AMERICA. America isn’t perfect, but she’s ours—and she’s worth our respect, our love, and our sacrifice. She’s worth fighting for and defending with all our hearts and all our strength. God Bless America 🫡 🇺🇸 (Inspired by a Veteran of the United States Armed Forces)
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Simon Aron retweeted
Replying to @IAMTOMMACDONALD
@IAMTOMMACDONALD came to America with $800, built a music career without a label, and refused to let the industry tell him what to say. Then one song changed everything.
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Simon Aron retweeted
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The @UN saw “same standards” and said nah, we know a shortcut.
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