Ok I am taking a break from @Twitter. I am sick and tired of seeing a bunch of garbage on my feed that is posted by idiots followed by people I follow. If I follow someone then I am interested in their thoughts, not those of who they follow! #TwitterGarbage
@RepAdamSchiff It's the fault of the individual who pulled the trigger. Most Americans see that in all cases the shooter is someone who aligns with Democrat priorities
It is evident from the writings and social media posts of the killers that your words and not @realDonaldTrump's are at issue.
Uh @PageSix perhaps you should check your facts. Calling #Khashoggi who was a known supporter of terrorism a journalist is about like calling Hitler an artist. #FactsMatter
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The problem with the @Broncos QB situation is QB in the front office. They already have overachieved under @johnelway. Name another ex-QB who successfully ran an organization?
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@TheChrisSuprun@JoeNBC@morningmika What organization? Hillary for President? That's the only one that sent $$$ to Russia. #FactsMatter
As for background checks, we have plenty of background checks but we're not allowed to screen out anyone who has claimed to be a progressive, leftist, or voted democrat.
@marwilliamson Since both shooters were leftists like you we should be focusing on making sure other deranged leftists cannot purchase firearms since quite obviously anyone claiming to be a progressive or leftist is mentally deficient. #FactsMatter#BanLiberalsNotGuns@realDonaldTrump
Really not liking the new format for @Twitter. Now because I follow a person Twitter thinks I want to see all the left wing crap from nut jobs that they follow! #StupidityOnParade
@JohnWHuber Great perspective and good points. Doesn't make it any easier for those of us that wanted to see @Comey in an orange jumpsuit but we abide by our Constitution even if sometimes our appointed officials don't.
Hey, @KamalaHarris:
From 2010 to 2018, U.S. Soccer paid the Women's team $34.1 Million in salaries and game bonuses
From 2010 to 2018, U.S. Soccer paid the Men's team $26.4 Million in salaries and game bonuses
All while the Women's team brought in $547,000 less per game
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