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Equal ๐ฝ rights ๐ถ
Recycle because,
you know - life
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Trump, you lost the 2020 election. If the election was rigged, it was rigged by your administration as your administration was in charge leading up to, during and after the election. There was no foreign interference. There was no fraud. The election was not stolen. You lost old man. I would say deal with it, but that would require a level of emotional maturity you obviously lack.
Senate Republicans, this is the crap you pretend will not happen when Trump nominees sit in front of you and lie. And you know they are lying. The DHS secretary has NO role to play in our elections. You know that too.
โMandatoryโ my ass!
BREAKING: In a stunning appearance, Pete Buttigieg just took the stage in Omaha, Nebraska where he is rallying to defeat MAGA candidates in swing districts. This enormous audience showed up for Pete in a red-district. Letโs go.
Epstein survivor: Mr. Blanche said he would meet with survivors. Well, we're here and we are ready to meet. You were asked if you were Donald Trump's friend. You responded and misspoke, 'I'm his lawyer.' You are the American people's lawyer. We call on every senator who values justice to vote against confirming Todd Blanche as the Attorney General. To every senator, especially Tillis and Cornyn preparing to vote, please listen to us.
Schiff: How is this even happeningโthat weโre contemplating the confirmation of this guy? The judge, in that decision on Monday, referred Blanche, basically, to the New York Bar Association because of his conduct.
How is it possible that, after being referred to the bar association for potential discipline on Monday, weโre contemplating this guy for attorney general on Wednesday?
OMGGGGG -- Clayton is reduced to sitting in silence instead of acknowledging Joe Biden won the 2020 election
OSSOFF: Who won the 2020 election?
CLAYTON: Uhm, you know, I'm not going to do this with you
OSSOFF: This is a job interview. You have an obligation to be honest with the committee. Who won the 2020 election?
CLAYTON: I'm not gonna get into that with you
OSSOFF: You're not being honest or forthright
CLAYTON: ...
๐จ#BREAKING: A police officer in Phoenix has rented out an ENTIRE 144-SEAT MOVIE THEATER for over 100 middle schoolers after their end-of-year field trip fell through, so they could see Toy Story 5.
When they got there, he realized many couldn't afford popcorn or drinks...
..so he bought EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM popcorn, candy, and a drink too.
His name is Sean Reavies,
For many kids, it was their first time ever inside of a movie theater in their lives.
When the kids asked how they could pay him back, he told them:
"As you get older in life, help other people. As a payback to me. Would you do that? That's all I ask of you."
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@MtOlivePickles Hands down you are my favorite pickle company. Sweet Heat is my favorite.
I like you even more now that you pulled out because of the Confederate flag.
Thank you for being true to your values.
These are the 15 soldiers who died during Trumpโs unauthorized war in Iran:
Capt. Cody A. Khork, 35, Winter Haven, Florida
Sgt. 1st Class Noah L. Tietjens, 42, Bellevue, Nebraska
Sgt. 1st Class Nicole M. Amor, 39, White Bear Lake, Minnesota
Sgt. Declanย J. Coady, 20, West Des Moines, Iowa
Maj. Jeffrey R. O'Brien, 45, Waukee, Iowa
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Robert M. Marzan, 54, Sacramento, California
Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington, 26, Glendale, Kentucky
Maj. John A. Klinner, 33, Auburn, Alabama
Capt. Ariana G. Savino, 31, Covington, Washington
Tech. Sgt. Ashley B. Pruitt, 34, Bardstown, Kentucky
Capt. Seth R. Koval, 38, Mooresville, Indiana
Capt. Curtis J. Angst, 30, Wilmington, Ohio
Tech. Sgt. Tyler H. Simmons, 28, Columbus, Ohio
Lance Cpl. Kevin Melendez, 19, Grapevine, Texas
Maj. Sorffly Davius, 46, New York, New York
President Obama was the kind of President you want to see in the White House: smart, steady, honorable, and he led with kindness. Heโs a good husband, dad, and role model for our country.
One thing that always stood out to me was his magical combination of being both ultra-competitive and really easygoing. It allowed him to surf the waves of politics, and it taught me a lot about leadership. (He also loved playing with my oldest son when he was just a baby!)
It was a tremendous honor to have his trust to carry the nuclear codes and to be by his side to handle emergencies for the country.
Itโs incredible to see his legacy celebrated - I canโt wait to visit the new library!
CBS has been forced to pay a fine after Stephen Colbert played an unlicensed Peanuts song on air during his last episode.
The owner of the rights to Peanuts has donated the fee to Josรฉ Andrรฉs' charity, World Central Kitchen.
Selfless Service: Staff Sgt. Nigel C. Archer, Jr., displayed quick thinking, exemplary leadership and heroism while responding to an accident near Comayagua, Honduras. While stationed at Soto Cano Air Base with the 612th Air Base Squadron, Archer noticed fresh tire skid marks disappearing from the road. He realized that a vehicle had driven off the roadway after being involved in a collision. Jumping into action, Archer slid down the 50-foot wet embankment, where he discovered an overturned van with a family of local Hondurans trapped inside.
Archer immediately secured the scene to begin extracting the victims out of the vehicle. Despite a language barrier, he created an expedient rescue plan and directed others to call for emergency help. Archer assessed the victimsโ injuries to help paramedics, even placing an improvised splint on a victimโs broken arm. He then aided with transportation, moving the injured victims up the hill and out of the rain. Archerโs lifesaving actions directly contributed to the recovery of all nine passengers.
Archer currently serves with the U.S. Air Forceโs 728th Air Mobility Squadron and is from Havelock, North Carolina. For his selfless a d lifesaving actions he was the USOโs Airman of the year for 2020.
June 10 ยท Center Point, Alabama
He showed up to work in his uniform on the day he was supposed to walk across a stage.
Timothy Harrison was 18 years old. It was graduation day at Woodlawn High School. And instead of getting ready with his classmates, he clocked into his shift at the Waffle House in Center Point, Alabama, because the cap and gown pickup had passed him by, and he had no ride to the ceremony, and at some point he had quietly decided that today just wasn't going to be his day.
His manager, Cedric Hampton, saw him walk in and stopped.
Timothy had the day off. Why was he here?
When Cedric heard the answer, he made a decision in about three seconds: not on my watch.
What happened next, in a Waffle House in Alabama, was something you don't forget.
Staff scrambled to track down a cap and gown. Coworkers passed around cash, for a dress shirt, a tie, pants, shoes. Customers sitting at the counter overheard what was happening and reached into their wallets without being asked. Within a few hours, Timothy Harrison was standing in that restaurant fully dressed for graduation, looking like someone who had planned this all along.
A coworker drove him across town. They arrived just in time. Timothy took his seat with his graduating class.
He walked.
After the story spread, Lawson State Community College offered him a full scholarship, a future that hadn't existed that morning when he'd quietly given up on his own day.
"I just came in to work. I wasn't expecting any of that."
โ Timothy Harrison
Some people decide a moment is over. And then there are the people who refuse to let them.
Tag someone who would have been in that Waffle House passing the hat. ๐