The single most radicalizing moment of my life was watching Democrats from the balcony of the State of the Union refuse to stand for Iryna Zarutska's mother, seated 15 feet away from me.
Now they're tearing down her murals.
They never cared about immigrants, it was all a lie.
Photos from the insane damage on January 6th, exactly 4 years ago today.
jk. This is from when BLM burned down our country for 6 months and most rioters had their charges dropped.
Kamala says she believes in freedom, but I was put on a secret terror watch list after I publicly criticized her. No one will be safe from political retaliation under a Harris administration. I put my life on the line for this country. Now the government calls me a terror threat.
In the 30 years of my paralegal career, I never met a lawyer who was speechless. They are trained in the art of persuasive argument. They stand before juries and judges, and make a case for their client. They are able to look at the same evidence opposing side and persuade others to think their way. they are able to stand on the steps of the courthouse and talk to reporters about the case.
Can someone please explain to me how Kamala Harris having been a lawyer for years is afraid to stand up in front of an interviewer or the press? Can someone explain to me why she needs notes to sit down to be able to debate Donald Trump when she should be able to jump up and give an argument to any testimony she hears when she hears it because that is her trained profession.
#KamalaCoward
Several sources have identified Shannon Cortez Gooden, 38, as the deceased suspect in the shooting today that killed 2 Burnsville police officers and a fire medic. He petitioned to have his gun rights restored in 2020 in relation to a 2008 felony assault conviction.
UPDATE: The City of Burnsville has identified the 2 officers and fire medic shot and killed this morning. Officer Paul Elmstrand (left), Officer Matthew Ruge (center), and Firefighter/Paramedic Adam Finseth (right).
According to the city:
Elmstrand, 27, joined the Burnsville Police Department in August 2017 as a Community Service Officer. He was promoted to Officer in July 2019. He was part of the department’s mobile command staff, peer team, Honor Guard and field training unit.
Ruge, 27, joined the Burnsville Police Department in April 2020. He was part of the department’s crisis negotiations team and was a physical evidence officer.
Finseth, 40, has been a Burnsville Firefighter/Paramedic since February 2019.