Krista Stephens

My innominate voice echoing in air space as hundreds of millions of people talk at once. 🗣️ Words have the power to help, heal, harm, humiliate, & humble” 💙

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Always gentle, always kind, always loved. 🥰

Eternally in our heats… ♾️

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@theolawrence220 @elonmusk Good one Theodore…that cut to the 🦴

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What happens when you post something derogatory about Mr. “High on Life”…

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@elonmusk Rigghhhttt 🙄

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@elonmusk Why do you repost the rabbit hole so much? You’re pretty far down it, eh?

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@MAGACult2 I have watched you work to bring the truth into the light! I’m headed to Substack now…

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@elonmusk Good luck with that…

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@GwenHol71087115 @TrumpDailyPosts My dear, dear Gwen. I research darlin’ ~ ai is the new Google.

YOU and I pay the tariffs, per the Supreme Court, that verified tariffs are taxes on the citizens of the United States.

Perhaps educate yourself? 🧐

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@alongadingdong @JoJoFromJerz Jobe?

Daddy’s calling you!

Get your kneepads.

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ChatGPT joins the chat! Bottom line: The bill’s core provisions are documentary proof of citizenship to register, federal photo-ID rules to vote, mail-ballot ID requirements, voter-roll checks using federal databases, removal of verified noncitizens from voter rolls, new duties for election officials, and penalties for certain violations. Democrats’ documented objections focus on eligible-voter disenfranchisement, burdens on mail/online/automatic registration, voter-roll purge risks, disability and name-change barriers, exclusion of student IDs, implementation burdens, federal-state election conflicts, and criminal liability for election workers.

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Surprise, surprise!! Gemini’s answer is more maximally truthful!

Democrats Oppose Parts of the Act
Democrats and voting rights organizations oppose the legislation based on several distinct arguments regarding its necessity, execution, and potential impact on eligible American voters:
* **Redundancy with Existing Law:** Opponents point out that the *Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996* already strictly prohibits noncitizens from voting in federal elections under penalty of fines, imprisonment, and deportation. They argue the bill is unnecessary because data shows verified noncitizen voting is statistically rare.
* **Elimination of Convenient Registration Methods:** Because the bill requires documents to be presented in person, Democrats argue it effectively dismantles or severely disrupts popular registration methods, including online voter registration, mail-in registration, and community voter registration drives.
* **Lack of Passports and Birth Certificates:** Opponents emphasize that roughly half of American citizens do not possess a valid passport, and lower-income, young, and rural Americans are statistically less likely to own one or have immediate, free access to physical copies of their birth certificates.
* **Impact on Women with Name Changes:** Democrats raise significant concerns for the estimated 69 million married or divorced American women who have changed their surnames. Because their current legal names do not match their birth certificates, they would face administrative hurdles requiring them to produce additional paperwork (like marriage licenses or court orders) or rely on decentralized state affidavit processes.
* **Barriers for Military and Tribal Voters:** Opponents note that because standard military and tribal IDs omit a person's exact place of birth, service members and Native Americans would face unique obstacles registering to vote while deployed or living on tribal lands.
* **Flawed Federal Databases:** Democrats argue that DHS and other federal immigration databases are notoriously slow to update and prone to errors regarding naturalized citizens, meaning legitimate, naturalized U.S. citizens risk being erroneously flagged and purged from voter rolls.
* **Chilling Effect on Election Workers:** Opponents object to the criminalization of election administration, arguing that threatening volunteer or underpaid election workers with up to 5 years in prison for documentation errors will worsen existing staffing shortages and intimidate workers.
* **Federal Overreach into State Elections:** Critics within the party argue the bill constitutes an unconstitutional federal takeover of election administration, stripping local communities of control and forcing states to hand over sensitive voter data to federal agencies without sufficient privacy protections.

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@GraphixApostle @WhiteHouse Молодец, товарищ! Вы добавлены в наш список полезных идиотов. Твой друг, Влад!

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@WhiteHouse It’s giving Urkel…

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@mgl1123 @amandacarpenter

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@AntiTrumpCanada 🕦🕚🕕🕐

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Fucking sickening.

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@jasonllevin @RapierDiva Moral depravity.

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#MondayMusic 🎧

A Collection of Unusual Images ~ "Superstition," a 1972 funk/soul hit by Stevie Wonder from *Talking Book*, features a iconic clavinet riff & critiques superstitious beliefs like bad luck from broken mirrors. Written, produced, & performed by Wonder, it hit No. 1, blending sharp commentary with infectious energy.

#StevieWonder #Superstition