Polly Kane ☘️🇺🇳💃🏻🇺🇳

Married to @StephenHeid💝

NJ program developer for ballroom dance. ✨💃🏻
International Dance Counsel Paris member 🇺🇳CID. Safe Person. 💙 #ThankYouTG

[Polly Kane ☘️🇺🇳💃🏻🇺🇳 @PollyKaneig]

Good morning.
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Art is a community resource.
Support the Arts 💃🏻🎨🎭🎼

[Marc E. Elias @marceelias]

🚨BREAKING: Federal court REJECTS Department of Justice lawsuit to gain access to Pennsylvania voter records. Another victory for Elias Law Group and its clients. Another defeat for DOJ.

DOJ is now 0-10. 👀
ELG remains undefeated! 🗳️⚖️💪
https://t.co/XFNCRLOfQ3

[Paul Niland @PaulNiland]

What the BBC did. They played clips of Trump out of chronological order. He complained. They apologised. That should have been it. But he sued them for $10 billion.

So the BBC is going to fully litigate all of Trump's actions surrounding the attack on the Capitol.

Excellent.

[Polly Kane ☘️🇺🇳💃🏻🇺🇳 @PollyKaneig]

@LouieKerr8 🤣😂😂

[TicaTx @marthakmartin]

😂😂😂😂

[Polly Kane ☘️🇺🇳💃🏻🇺🇳 @PollyKaneig]

@LePapillonBlu2

[ᗰᗩƳᖇᗩ @LePapillonBlu2]

Meanwhile at Trump’s great state fail…

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

The crowd was HUGE!

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

Her husband never called her by her name.

For years, Bryna Sanglel was simply "Hey, you."

Not in anger. Not during arguments. Just every day. A quiet, relentless kind of erasure.

She had crossed an ocean from what is now Belarus, believing America would offer a better life. Instead, she arrived in the mill town of Amsterdam, New York, where poverty became her daily reality.

Her husband, Herschel, had once been a respected horse trader. In America, he worked as a ragman, collecting scraps to survive. Much of what he earned disappeared into drink and gambling, leaving Bryna to carry the family.

She couldn't read or write.

But she could work.

She scrubbed floors, washed laundry, cleaned houses—anything that would keep food on the table.

On the hardest days, she sent her young son, Izzy, to the local Jewish butcher with a heartbreaking request:

"Do you have any bones you're throwing away?"

She boiled those discarded bones for hours, stretching every last bit of nourishment into soup that kept her family alive.

Her son never forgot.

When Izzy told her he wanted to become an actor, she didn't laugh.

She didn't tell him to find a safer dream.

She simply said:

"You can do it."

That belief changed his life.

Izzy Danielovitch left home, changed his name to Kirk Douglas, and became one of Hollywood's greatest stars.

Champion.

Ace in the Hole.

Lust for Life.

Paths of Glory.

Spartacus.

He also helped break the Hollywood blacklist by insisting that screenwriter Dalton Trumbo receive full on-screen credit for Spartacus.

But no success ever made him forget his mother.

In 1949, when he founded his own production company, he didn't name it after himself.

He called it Bryna Productions.

For the woman whose own husband rarely used her name.

Before one of the company's early major releases, Kirk took his mother to Times Square.

He pointed toward a giant billboard.

Across it were the words:

BRYNA PRESENTS THE VIKINGS.

The woman who had begged for soup bones...

The woman who couldn't even write her own name...

Now saw it shining above New York City for the world to see.

She cried.

Not because life had finally become easy.

But because, for once, she was seen.

Bryna died later that year.

Kirk Douglas lived to be 103.

He won countless honors, built a remarkable career, raised a family, and became one of Hollywood's most respected figures.

Yet throughout his life, he repeated the same truth:

Everything he became began with a mother who believed in him long before anyone else did.

Sometimes the greatest inheritance isn't money, influence, or opportunity.

Sometimes it's one person who looks at you when the world sees nothing...

...and says,

"I believe you can."

[Polly Kane ☘️🇺🇳💃🏻🇺🇳 @PollyKaneig]

@smoggy1536445 They’ve also never fucked.
It’s always the gun they sleep with

[Danny Bloom🌷 @danzu72]

An American flag and 8 teeth is peak MAGA.

[John Bourscheid 🇺🇸 🚀 @bourscheid]

In case you were wondering, yes, the mutant villain J.J. Cafaro who got the Reflecting Pool contract is absolutely in the Epstein Files.

[Scott Perkins @scp18878]

#reflectingpool

[Anarc-y princess @SatireAP]

I literally screamed when I realized it was an optical illusion 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Polly Kane ☘️🇺🇳💃🏻🇺🇳 @PollyKaneig]

Check on your neighbors this week, Philly! 💦
High humidity + heat is a killer.

[Polly Kane ☘️🇺🇳💃🏻🇺🇳 @PollyKaneig]

@AntiTrumpCanada @Sandrinedee1 😂🤣

[Cuckturd @CattardSlim]

America 250 was going to be like a World Fair that would have attracted millions of people.

But Trump stole the money, denied permits, & renamed it Freedom 250 so he could make it all about himself & Republicans.

Trump stole America's Birthday from you! 🤬

[Governor Newsom Press Office (parody) @AwesomeNewsom]

CONGRATULATIONS TO DONALD ON HAVING THE SMALLEST CROWD IN RECORDED HISTORY. PEOPLE CALL ME EVERY DAY BEGGING TO KNOW HOW DOES HE GET SUCH PUNY CROWDS? IS IT BECAUSE HE'S BORING, OLD, STUPID, WHAT IS IT?!! I SAY IT'S ALL OF THE ABOVE BUT THERE'S SOMETHING ELSE. YOU MUST BE CONSISTENT. DONALD GETS SMALL CROWDS EVERY SINGLE DAY. RALLIES, SPEECHES, STATE FAIRS. HE NEVER RESTS. IT WOULD BE EASY TO SAY, OK TODAY I'LL HAVE A BIG CROWD. BUT NOT TRUMP. AND THAT'S WHAT MAKES HIM A TINY CROWD CHAMPION.

[Polly Kane ☘️🇺🇳💃🏻🇺🇳 @PollyKaneig]

@CattardSlim Objectophilia on our National Mall!?
WTAF?!
Did Trump make a balloon pit too?