Jeremy Hyde

#BillsMafia

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@Osiona22 @Acyn @AOC says the simple minded loser who willingly pays a billionaire for free content. Not for a million dollars could you define marxism, without googling it

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@GeraldoRivera Musk is the light, closeted version

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@ResistItAllTX @ericareport Y’all say this, but then when he’s actually summoned to court, the goal posts always move to where it’s the fed or state government who are corrupt. Not the guy with 50+ years and thousands of lawsuits for fraud and corruption 🥴

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@EliorPaul @ericareport Whenever the right can find actual evidence, and not just offer conjecture

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@FrankieFeckless @ericareport Because closeted bigoted, sexual predators, who dabbled in pedophilia, habitual liars, who attempted and failed to overthrow democracy, is your type of leadership

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@TheGoodLiars But the qanon gazette claims different…

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@nytimes Another loser joins the Republican ticket

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@DMcmennamy @GeraldoRivera He flip flops more than a rainbow trout out of water

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@AlCappuccinoIT He forgot to mention, the best weather as well. 4 years of year round mid 70s weather, light breeze. Flowers bloomed for 4 straight years 🥴

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@washingtonpost

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@DayumQuitPlayin @denisewu @washingtonpost How many Trump advisers were arrested because of the Mueller report? The same report that trump’s hand picked AG, Bill Barr, heavily redacted, clearing trump, only for Mueller himself to release a statement claiming that Barr misled the US public. Ignorance is a choice

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@MichaelSteele Trump is always such a whiney little bitch… don’t do the crime, if you can’t do the time… always blaming everyone, but himself

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@MikeSington So many triggered traitor trump fans in this thread. It's hilarious

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@SUSANGA98264365 @MikeSington Where's the $250M he begged for after the elections, to investigate the alleged election fraud? Thought he was a billionaire... Where are the investigations? Where's the money?

Oh, that's right, in his pocket

All he does is bilk money out of gullible sheep like you 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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@RpsAgainstTrump Says the guy who has been sued thousands of times for many things including fraud and corruption. The guy who hypocritically pleaded the 5th over 450 times. The guy who was fact checked over 30K times while he was POTUS. Yeah, he's super credible 🥴

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@JaceOSweet Bruce Smith

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@RpsAgainstTrump Anti American

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@BoxingKingdom14

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Comparing Main Street in Deadwood, South Dakota, in 1877 to 2023 reveals some interesting contrasts. Here are three fascinating facts about Deadwood:

1. In 1874, General George A. Custer led a military expedition that stumbled upon gold in the area. The news of this discovery spread rapidly, attracting a massive influx of prospectors to the region. The population peaked at around 25,000 residents due to the gold rush.

2. The name "Deadwood" originated from a small settlement called "Deadwood Gulch," which emerged around the gold mines. It is believed that the moniker was inspired by the abundance of lifeless trees found in the gulch.

3. As the town experienced rapid growth, it gained a notorious reputation for lawlessness. The absence of effective governance resulted in a surge of crime, violence, and gambling. Notorious figures like Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, and Al Swearengen were drawn to the area, further fueling its lawless image.

On August 2, 1876, Wild Bill Hickok, the legendary gunslinger and lawman, met his demise while playing poker at a saloon. Jack McCall, an unsuccessful gambler harboring a grudge against Hickok, shot him dead. This tragic event solidified Deadwood's place in Wild West folklore.