@FLVoiceNews Interesting because Soto sponsored a bill in the FL Senate to extend the statute of limitations on rape back in 2015. Guess he forgot that he’s supposed to be on the side of victims. Surprise, surprise.
I can’t believe it, CBS News is reporting the unfiltered truth about Iran
“If you're looking for an origin point of this current war, don't look to the earliest hours of this Saturday. Look back to November 4th, 1979. That was the day Iranian revolutionaries stormed the U.S embassy in Tehran, capturing 52 Americans and parading them in blindfolds for the whole world to see
A new and daring element was disclosed today in the Iran crisis.
For the next 444 days, they were held captive. The tally kept nightly by Walter Cronkite. Finally, the hostages were released, but that wasn't the end of the story. In 1983, 241 U.S service members were killed in their barracks by an Iran-backed suicide bomber in Beirut.
Americans can argue whether this is a war of necessity, but what's clear from the history is that the fuse of this explosion is 50 years long and has included the loss of thousands of American and Iranian lives. Every president since Jimmy Carter has tried to end this conflict.
In 2015, president Barack Obama announced a deal to stall Iran's nuclear ambitions, a deal that President Trump replaced with a campaign of maximum pressure, and now military might.
Today the United States military continues to carry out large-scale combat operations in Iran to eliminate the grave threats posed to America by this terrible terrorist regime.
That history is why the president's allies in Congress say he hasn't started a war with Iran. He's finishing one.”
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Each birthday (and today is my 44th!) invites reflection—on what I’ve learned, what I hold dear, and how I want to walk forward with greater clarity, courage, and grace.
Senator Josh Hawley dismantles CNN’s narrative about President Trump’s White House renovation during a live interview.
When reporter Manu Raju asked: “What about just uprooting the—you know—this is an iconic building?”
@HawleyMO exposed their faux outrage instantly:
“Manu, I will just say this. I made this point yesterday, that I hear all of a sudden from my liberal friends that they’re very concerned about our history.”
“Really?”
“These are the same people who tore down every statue they could get their hands on in the last four years.”
“Christopher Columbus, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt.”
“They didn’t have any concern for history then. Now all of a sudden, they’re like, oh, the facade of the East Wing is iconic.”
“Oh give me a break!”
“I mean, give me a break.”
BLINK AND IT’S GONE: THE ARTIST WHO BUILDS MASTERPIECES MEANT TO DIE
Meet David Popa - the guy who spends hours crawling around on floating slabs of ice just to make giant portraits that literally melt away.
His thing is ephemeral art - massive, jaw-dropping works made from charcoal, earth, and raw pigments that are designed to vanish. Ice cracks, tides shift, the wind blows...and poof. Gone.
Popa’s out in the middle of nowhere, turning glaciers, cliffs, and even ancient ruins into monumental works of art that dissolve into nature like they were never there.
It’s fragile. It’s fleeting. It’s haunting.
Then it disappears.
Source: Viral Maniacs
Tim Walz: “There’s no guarantee to free speech on misinformation or hate speech.”
Then Tim Walz, when Jimmy Kimmel gets fired for spreading a lie about a political assassination: “This is North Korea style stuff. Dictatorship.”
The hypocrisy is insane.
When dems say defending democracy, they don’t mean defending actual democracy.
They mean defending democrat’s political power.