@FunkyRedDevil Sorry, I was thinking I was multiplying rather than dividing. The calculator knows all things math. The human knows nothing but shame. ๐
@NastyNathanial I'm not gay, but I'm perfectly gay with you being gay! After all, gay also means happy, and I'm happy you're free to be yourself. Live and let love!
Happy Gayaween! ๐๐
@MacFarlaneNews Everyone should be held accountable under the law. But why are we focusing on a $33,000 case while Trump and his allies allegedly engage in similar conduct involving millions of dollars? Accountability without consistency isn't justiceโit's selective enforcement.
@MacFarlaneNews Trump is treating voters as though theyโre incapable of distinguishing between two candidates who happen to share the same name. This looks like a case of grasping at strawsโsearching for any justification to challenge the election process.
@johnfkjuniorq Kennedy's post offers no witnesses, provides no sworn statements, cites no court filings, and offers no investigative findings. Further, the real John F. Kennedy, Jr. died in 1989.
@PatriotPascalQ I don't believe this. However, please authenticate the video of the sighting. For example, who took the video, where was it taken, and so forth.
@BoLoudon The arena holds 7708 people. There were hundreds outside. Trump's own crowd estimate is not an established fact, but rather an unverified statement.
@BlackLabelAdvsr The most significant problem with this claim is that it is an election projection treated as though it were an established result. Again, honesty, is not MAGA's strong suit.
@PamelaHensley22 Texas does not report early votes by candidate or party, so nobody can determine from actual ballots whether Paxton is leading. Early voting turnout is not the same as early voting results.
@Emmaiid11 This is opposite of what the Supreme Court actually decided. Alito's objections are real, but they represent the minority dissent, not the Court's ruling. This regards receiving ballots. They can still be counted after election day.
@realSashaBella False or misleading. Polls and forecasts favor Democrats to win the House in 2026, not Republicans. The map shows presidential electoral votes, not House seats. No credible evidence supports the claim of a Republican โred wave.โ