Jack & Cassie's BFF

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@mariathies12 Please go!!!!

[Britain People @Britain_People]

@JulianAssange REMEMBER when Hillary Clinton wanted to “just drone” @JulianAssange because he informed the world about the corruption in the Clinton and Obama administration?

There was zero outrage. Media and DC literally did not care.

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@Misssqueeen 40

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@IVANKA___Q Me.

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@SteveB6032 @catturd2 😞

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@SamJuneau @catturd2 Right? Where were her husband and parents and why didn’t they remove the kids from a disturbed and dangerous environment?

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@fusevick @catturd2 🤣

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@us_connie Recycle garbage can.

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@Jolie_Miller09 Iran

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

I was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer when I was 41-years-old. My children were very little & it was terrifying. I kept my natural breasts but went through many long weeks of radiation. I am so blessed to be more than a decade from those dark days. How wonderful that this now is finally being recognized as an option for cancer patients.

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@StacieGerbyo Please!

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

A high school principal lost his job after breaking school rules to help a homeless student, providing him with food and a safe place to sleep. Years later, he watched that same student walk across the graduation stage—this time as his son.

The deeply moving story centers on Robert Burnside, former principal of Lakota East High School in Ohio, and Landerius “DeDe” Hayes. In 2024, 16-year-old Hayes became homeless through circumstances beyond his control. When his mother’s new address placed him outside the school district’s boundaries, officials ordered him to withdraw. Burnside refused to let the teenager be abandoned, challenging the decision and allowing Hayes to remain in school. The district ultimately viewed his actions as insubordination.

As the situation escalated into an investigation, Burnside chose to stand by Hayes, eventually resigning from a decades-long career in education. He and his wife, Angel, then took another extraordinary step, becoming Hayes’ permanent legal guardians and welcoming him into their home alongside their six other children. In May 2026, Burnside watched Hayes graduate at the Cintas Center—not as his principal, but proudly as his father.

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@Sofia50020Sofia Zero.

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@Chris81418880 Please!

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@Sophiasolution The Look of Lib.

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@AntiLeftMemes Have they met or is he just watching CNN?

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@AntiLeftMemes Leave.

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@AmericaMaga_X That’s bs.

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

Don't get lost in the math...listen to the story, cause this one is coming to CA and socialist cities everywhere. Mayor Mamdani ERUPTS After Blackstone DUMPS 1,000 NYC Apartments For Tex... https://t.co/BMyGkHkeh0 via @YouTube

[Jack & Cassie's BFF @cassieandjack]

@sarahtexe Yes!