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@TonyKing38983 Bicycle brake pads.

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@DavidJHarrisJr Proof!?
Details!?
Evidence!?
Who gave HER this information

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[Judy Keen, #DeSantis2028 @jkzoie]

@billysandytodd It was the democrat party that fought the blacks right to vote and they voted against integration. Here are just a couple of examples. I wonder if Kamala would want that included in the curriculum she’s so upset over

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[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

Now you know why they want to cancel Jason Aldean.

[Kyle Becker @kylenabecker]

Sen. Rand Paul's office was burned in a raging fire on Friday morning, coincidentally following one day after referring Dr. Anthony Fauci for prosecution. The cause of the blaze is currently unknown.
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[Sachin Jose @Sachinettiyil]

Former Navy SEALS rescued 200 children during the Sound of Freedom movie’s production 🔥 👇😳

When the team behind the movie "Sound of Freedom" selected Jim Caviezel to portray the character of Tim Bellard, a former U.S. Special Agent for the Department of Homeland Security who left his job to save children from sex traffickers, they encountered a single concern. Jim's wife, was worried about the security situation in Colombia where the filming would take place. Tim Ballard, offered thirty former Navy SEALs to ensure his safety. With this proposal, the problem was resolved. While strolling through the streets of Cartagena, the ex-SEALs disguised themselves as tourists, and when smugglers approached them offering children, Ballard's team swiftly initiated the rescue operation. Few weeks later, Colombian newspapers woke up to headlines announcing the successful rescue of 200 children as part of the Underground Railroad operation. According to Eduardo, If Jim's wife had agreed from the beginning, the officers would not have embarked on the mission to rescue those 200 children.

[Rob Schneider 🇺🇸 @RobSchneider]

“This whole pandemic, and the takeover of the world by ‘elites, (global cabal)’ has been orchestrated primarily through fear, and one thing that's necessary is to make doctors cooperate. To do that, the best way is to scare them, and the best way to scare them is to threaten their medical licenses ...”
Dr. Meryl Nass

[Steve @oldguy_steve]

In-N-Out Burger ran afoul of California law during the covid pandemic when it refused to check customers' vaccine cards, which was the law in parts of the state.

Its founders have made political donations that support candidates who have not been supportive of the LGBTQ+ community.

In-N-Out also has a strong reputation as a good employer. It pays above-average wages and generally has less turnover than what has been traditional in the fast-food space. If you look at their employees, you won't see weird hair colors and haircuts, excessive tattoos, or piercings.

The quality of their food is amazing, never frozen. The owners make no apology for being a Christian family. If you look under your drink cup, you'll find a bible verse.

If you're lucky enough to live in a state with an In-N-Out, well, you know what I'm talking about. You also know that there's a movement among LGBTQ+ activists to avoid them.

Personally, I'm having a Double Double. Bon appetit.

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@TimLeon05275199 🙏🙏🙏 God bless your dad and family, and may God guide and strengthen you as you heal.

[Shawn Haruki @ShawnHaruki]

Leftist snowflakes loosing their minds .. I promise you’ll laugh 😂

[Sandra Loftis @Sandra_G_Loftis]

@RWMaloneMD And now, ironically, the responsible parties boast about what they did....and still no one pays attention.

[Terrence K. Williams @w_terrence]

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[Sophie still fighting 💥💫🙏 @mariusknulst]

WHO’s Pandemic Treaty Slammed - ‘We Will Bring You Down’ ‼️‼️

Germany’s Christine Anderson got a rapturous applause when vowing to “bring the fight” to the organisation over its tyrannical ‘health regulations.’‼️💥🙏👇

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Thanks for posting. Important part of our early beginning and success.

[James Woods @RealJamesWoods]

George Washington survives a conspiracy by the Conway Cabal to oust him as leader of the American forces.

Congress leaves York, Pennsylvania for Philadelphia

On this day in history, June 27, 1778, Congress leaves York, Pennsylvania for Philadelphia. The Continental Congress had abandoned Philadelphia in haste in September of 1777 when a British invasion force neared. They reconvened in Lancaster, approximately 70 miles west, on the 27th, but stayed there  for only one day because the city was overcrowded with refugees and soldiers. The exiled Pennsylvania legislature was meeting there as well in the courthouse, the only building suitable in which the Congress could meet.

On the 27th Congress had a short session in Lancaster and decided to reconvene in York, another 20 miles to the west. York was a small town of 1,700 people, but it had a courthouse where Congress could meet. They began their session on September 30th and would stay in York for the next 9 months.

During its time in York, the Continental Congress completed one of its most important achievements, the Articles of Confederation. Congress had begun working on this document to unify the 13 colonies under one central government the year before at the same time it made its Declaration of Independence. War matters and disagreements had delayed its passage, however.

Once Congress arrived in York, the members worked hard to get the Articles finished, spending many hours in debate, finally passing it on November 15, 1777. This did not make the Articles the law of the land, but the process was begun. The Articles were then sent to all 13 colonies for ratification, a process that did not end until Maryland was the last state to ratify on March 1, 1781.

The second major event that happened while Congress was meeting at York was the surrender of British General John Burgoyne's army at Saratoga, New York. News of this event sent elation through the colonies. It also made some of George Washington's failures more apparent. A secretive conspiracy to have him ousted and replaced swept through the officers and members of Congress in York. This effort, known as the Conway Cabal, finally died out, however.

Burgoyne's surrender led to the entrance of France into the American Revolution on the American side. France was finally convinced the Americans were able to fight and win against the British. After the news arrived in York on May 2, Congress was abuzz with speculation that France's entry into the war would cause Britain to abandon Philadelphia. The French navy could easily trap General Clinton's army in Philadelphia. New York, the British headquarters, was now vulnerable from the sea as well. The British did indeed decide to abandon Philadelphia and march back to New York, leaving the city on June 18, 1778.

Philadelphia was re-occupied the following day and Major General Benedict Arnold (who had not yet committed his act of treason) was placed as military commander over it by George Washington. Congress convened for the last time in York on June 27, resolving to meet again at the State House in Philadelphia on July 2.

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Right decision. The time has come to change this.

[Kevin McCarthy @SpeakerMcCarthy]

The Supreme Court just ruled that no American should be denied educational opportunities because of race.

Now students will be able to compete based on equal standards and individual merit. This will make the college admissions process fairer and uphold equality under the law.