Anna Chan

People say that the destination is not important, the important thing is the process of travel🇺🇸🇸🇬

[Anna Chan @Be123546]

Missing the time in LA

[Anna Chan @Be123546]

A great day is over and we will finally have a great weekend!😀😀😀

[Wall Street Mav @WallStreetMav]

Ellen Page to Elliot Page …

This is really sad. She was so beautiful and did this to herself.

[Brigitte Gabriel @ACTBrigitte]

President Trump is suing the Washington Post. I love it!
https://t.co/vs6ZcAlB93

[Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 @joncoopertweets]

BREAKING: Kelly Meggs, the leader of the Florida sect of the Oath Keepers, just got sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in the January 6 insurrection.

Justice is served.

The judge said, “I dare say we all now hold our collective breaths when an election is approaching. Will we have another January 6 again? That remains to be seen.”

More updates below as I get them. 🧵👇

How do you feel about his sentence?

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

In 1984, a young individual named Ryan White, aged 13, from Indiana, USA, contracted Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Ryan, who was a hemophiliac and lacked the natural ability to clot blood, depended on blood transfusions to receive necessary platelets and prevent excessive bleeding. Unfortunately, one such transfusion accidentally exposed him to HIV-infected blood. In December of that year, he was diagnosed with HIV and given a life expectancy of merely six months.

When Ryan attempted to return to his high school, he faced rejection. Despite medical professionals affirming that HIV does not spread through airborne means but rather through bodily fluids, societal ignorance prevailed. People at the time associated HIV with the "gay disease," as it was predominantly diagnosed among gay men in the Western world. Consequently, Ryan encountered discrimination, with his school denying him entry. Even though he was straight, Ryan became a target of harassment, with individuals hurling derogatory remarks like "queer" and even resorting to acts of intimidation such as firing a bullet through his house window, all in an attempt to drive him away from the town he called home. Many of his friends abandoned him as well. A petition signed by 360 students, 117 parents, and 50 teachers aimed to exclude him from the school.

Nonetheless, Ryan and his parents refused to surrender to the school's unfair decisions and continued to fight for his right to education. Finally, in 1986, Ryan was readmitted to the school. While some students left in response, others extended their support by shaking his hand, demonstrating solidarity.

Tragically, Ryan White passed away in 1990. His funeral drew a crowd of over 1,500 attendees, including notable figures such as Elton John and Michael Jackson. Ryan's legacy stands as a testament to the societal and social pressures surrounding individuals with AIDS and the LGBT community. He valiantly challenged the system, societal prejudices, and those who perceived him as a threat. Surpassing the initial life expectancy prediction by six years, Ryan's courage, strength, and determination continue to inspire and resonate to this day.

[Kylie Jenner @KylieJenner]

my Memorial Day sale starts now @kyliecosmetics https://t.co/bDaioh0UAV

[Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 @joncoopertweets]

BREAKING: Justice Elena Kagan just SLAMMED her own Supreme Court for their move to gut the Clean Water Act.

Kagan said SCOTUS cannot just “rewrite Congress’s plain instructions because they go further” than right-wing justices want.

EXACTLY. They've gone rogue.👇

Worse, she labeled their move "the court's appointment of itself as the national decision-maker on environmental policy.”

Yes. The "radical court" that conservatives say they're so worried about is now here — by their own doing.

But WAIT: Even Brett Kavanaugh is saying the radical majority's vote is a DISASTER.

More on that in the thread.

[Anna Chan @Be123546]

It seems difficult to do so in this era😂😂😂

[Anna Chan @Be123546]

Afternoon energy boost

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

Our democracy is stronger because of the work @EricHolder and the @DemRedistrict have done—and they’re not slowing down. Yesterday, they announced 13 new priority states in the fight for fair maps. 
https://t.co/hbb4iwHhcc

[‎ ً @HailEternal]

NO! PEDRO THATS NOT WHAT DADDY
MEANS IN INTERNET TERMS! PEDRO!

[Nicholas @NicholasPas5]

On the opposite side of the spectrum we have

[Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec]

How can anyone say DeSantis is the best policy candidate when he went entire time avoiding China, the US proxy-war in Ukraine, Foreign Trade, and Globalism? People saying he was substantive but if so why avoid top issues a President faces?

[Bongino Report @BonginoReport]

How cool is this?! The man never misses 🔥

https://t.co/gv1gKqC2WR

[Kim Wilde👽 @kimwilde]

farewell you fabulous woman ❤️

[Sherri™ @FFT1776]

BREAKING: Twitter Files Reporter Reveals IRS Paid Him A Visit On The Day He Testified Before Congress

https://t.co/OwtpUbKVZk

[Betsy Brantner Smith @sgtbetsysmith]

Another hero down. Deputy Caleb Conley was an Army veteran and was murdered during a traffic stop. His life mattered.

https://t.co/PaKvtVzhQG

[Brigitte Gabriel @ACTBrigitte]

I will NEVER watch Fox News again!
https://t.co/X2IzXfKyAX

[Anna M. Kaplan @AnnaMKaplan]

George Santos wore an AR-15 pin on the House floor.

I passed gun reform in the New York Senate.

With your help, I will defeat Santos and work to pass gun reform in Congress: https://t.co/tEQg75nMm6