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Married to Retired Firefighter.
Miss you Vince & Dad.
Catholic!
Retweets not necessarily endorsed.
All Souls Matter!

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Unbelievable!
Found out today Arizona is a state which does NOT have a comprehensive consumer privacy law protecting consumers' really personal info from being blasted all over the web. There is no state privacy framework.
WHY would they not protect us?
Check your state!

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@FredSimonTLM .@TaylorRMarshall posted something about 3 hours ago....but it's still sketchy to me.

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@DineshDSouza Schumer, D-N.Y., “We don’t have to tie that disagreement up and use people at the airports and American citizens as hostages.”

But this is EXACTLY what they're doing!
If any of them cared about Americans, they wouldn't be waiting for something terrible to happen before acting.

[M. Wiley Wilson @MWWatHome]

@411America Horrific

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@MWWatHome It is.

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Just unbelievable.

[Mary Coleman @Mary_reports]

2.5 years behind bars. That's the sentence handed down today for a Tucson teen responsible for a hit-and-run that killed 75-year-old Sally Alcaraz Rodriguez near 12th and Irvington. Police say 18-year-old Alexis Eduardo Ibarra-Guerrero confessed to the hit-and-run, but the Pima County Attorney's Office told 13 News there was no evidence that the crash itself was anything more than an accident. Because of that, they did not charge him with causing her death, only for leaving the scene.

According to court documents, dashboard video captured Ibarra-Guerrero looking at Sally on the ground before driving away.

The judge says she weighed the fact that Ibarra-Guerrero was in the country illegally on an overstayed visa, and drove several blocks with Rodriguez on his vehicle before she fell off or was pushed off and then fled, but ultimately handed down 2.5 years in prison, with 100 days already served.

Sally's family read emotional statements in court today, as they don't feel justice was served for their beloved matriarch.

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@Bubblebathgirl My first thought was half the people see things one way and the other half see it another.
Then I thought about it a little more and realized half the people see through the bs and the other half try to convince themselves nothing is wrong with it.

[Joseph Massey @jmasseypoet]

“Communism is founded on the denial of inner and outer freedom—the denial of God and private property; the two go together.”

—Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen

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I don't see how Lane Santa Cruz's comment could be taken out of context.

[Chorus Nylander WINK News @CNylanderKVOA]

Here is a statement from the Tucson Police Protective League @KVOA

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@LifeNewsHQ They took the order to Fed Ex and they did it for free because of circumstances, per Matthew S. DePerno, Esq.

[Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec]

They are real

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@JackPosobiec They are very real.

I've been gut punched by several things this year, most recently all of us losing Charlie here and in June my father. The young being killed or killing.

Even a blind person can see what is going on.
"They'll know we are Christians by our love."

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@charliekirk11 Praying for you, Charlie, and for this madness to stop.

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@tedcruz We were all adorable babies once. Even the ones with back and facial hair.

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@AntiWokeMemes lol No. My grandmother could "go through" them.

[Dr. Eli David @DrEliDavid]

An Arctic fox, according to CNN

[Father V @father_rmv]

Saint Joan of Arc (c. 1412–1431) was a French peasant girl who became a national heroine and saint. Born in Domrémy, France, she experienced visions from saints, including Saint Michael, urging her to help France during the Hundred Years’ War against England. At age 17, she convinced Charles VII, the uncrowned French king, to let her lead troops. Dressed in armor, she inspired victories, notably lifting the siege of Orléans in 1429, which paved the way for Charles VII’s coronation.

Her military successes made her a target. Captured by Burgundian forces in 1430, she was sold to the English, tried for heresy and witchcraft by a pro-English church court, and burned at the stake in Rouen on May 30, 1431, at age 19. In 1456, a posthumous retrial cleared her name. She was canonized in 1920 and is a patron saint of France, known for her courage and devout faith.

[Frank Pavone @frfrankpavone]

Lobbying Congress about stopping abortion funding with Dr. Alveda King.

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@almostjingo We need less observers and more good Samaritans.
I'm unsure if they are desensitized, uncaring or...?.
It's sad though. All of it.

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@Vltra_MK Ouch.