@pyrezh@Suppressor@ogbame_justus@Zenxzz__ I agree with @Suppressor bro is hurt because of cheating, should he post it? Naw I disagree , but men can and should show emotion **especially** when they have thought they found the one.
Maybe you never had that experience before but I have and that shit hurts to the core
🚨 JUST IN: Alligator Alcatraz will be funded with the money Biden set aside to put illegals in five star hotels, per @TriciaOhio
Illegals are going from the lush Roosevelt Hotel in New York City to a detention center surrounded by gators 🤣
THAT'S what we voted for 🔥
10 Shocking Stories the Media Buried Today
#10 - Joe Rogan raises SERIOUS questions about Biden’s “81 million votes” in 2020.
“Look at the difference in how many people voted for Biden in 2020. It's unprecedented! It's way higher than any other time since 2012.”
“Look at where the number is. It's all like 65 million [votes for Dems in 2012, 2016, and 2024]. So that is all the same every f—king time except 2020. In 2020, it goes way the f—k up.”
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🚨#BREAKING: New York City has just announced that they are ending its food vouchers for migrants
📌#Manhattan | #NewYork
New York City has announced it will no longer provide vouchers to migrants for food, ending a pilot program that had faced repeated criticism from conservatives and others. "As we move towards more competitive contracting for asylum seeker programs, we have chosen not to renew the emergency contract for this pilot program once the one-year term concludes," Mayor Eric Adams's Office stated. The program had issued debit cards to migrant families in city-funded hotels, allowing them to purchase their own food. Although some viewed the program as an added expense, it was originally designed to reduce costs by eliminating the need to supply unwanted boxed meals. The city estimates the program was half as costly as the prior meal delivery service. However, the mayor's office did not provide a specific reason for discontinuing it.
🚨 Kamala was just asked how she voted on California's Proposition 36, which would increase criminal penalties for shoplifters and drug traffickers:
"I am not gonna talk about the vote on that because, honestly, it's the Sunday before the election."
The recent ballot box burnings in Washington and Oregon, destroying hundreds of votes, raise serious concerns about election integrity. The FBI's investigation into these incidents, as reported by USA Today, is crucial in preventing further disruptions.
JUST IN: Early voter line in Quakertown, Pennsylvania cut at pm, police officer tells voter the process is "slow and grueling" so they are refusing to let people vote.
Voter: We have the right to vote until . Why is it closed?
Officer: Let me explain it to you. This process is very slow and grueling.
Voter: That doesn't matter if we're in line by , we have the right to vote.
Officer: We had to close because of a high volume of people... they had to cut the line at .
Video: @kellyannelu