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California ex-pat • Politically all over the place

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@JosephKahn Calc II substitute teacher that barely made it out of Algebra

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@RonDeSantis You set a tremendous example of conviction, sir. You weren’t ever afraid to make the decision that would catch you a ton of flack from the press. We’ll miss you as our Governor.

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@TMZ Simultaneously likely celebrates the girl power in making millions off an OnlyFans page.

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@claireforny @IfindRetards

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@politico How. She’s incredibly dumb.

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@AphonicWanderer “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect.”

Bring these folks closer to the church and maybe they change. Push them away and it only accelerates their downfall.

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@TheRebeccaRowan Born and raised in Michigan but have lived in NY, LA, and Miami, and it has never ceased to amaze me how out of touch leftists in big cities are with those they purportedly fight the good fight for

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@growing_daniel Jury of my peers but not the peers I consider subhuman

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@emmma_camp_ Keep going. You’re attracting comments like the one quote-tweeted for all the right reasons.

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@growing_daniel To be so incredibly sociopathic that your pathetic attempt at eliciting pity more closely resembles staring directly into the sun.

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@NBCNews Purposeful use of the word whistleblower here, and I’d encourage headline readers not to fall for it

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@washingtonpost The continued interest in disparity studies wouldn’t be a bad thing if the people responding to them were interested in actual solutions; many of which require personal accountability — something those forming policy around observed disparities aren’t interested in.

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@KevRoc96 @TheAtlantic @Tyler_A_Harper It is, at minimum, problematic that many of the org’s leaders claim to advocate for a class of people they not only don’t belong to, but larp as; the suggestion in doing so being that their motives are impure.

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@MarcoFoster_ @mehdirhasan @KyleKulinski Trying to jail Trump arguably got him elected. Bold strategy to run that back for round two.

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@nithyavraman Spoken like someone who isn’t currently on the city council

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@pubity 1950’s Maoist propaganda, meant to encourage private owners to join collectives. Same vibes.

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@paleochristcon Not a single question as to why his father deliberately let in anywhere from 8 to 20 million people across the southern border over the course of 4 years; formerly one of Tucker’s main focuses

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The people who talk about slavery as if it happened yesterday are trying to act like 2020 is ancient history.

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@NateSilver538 This is a classic example of the consultant class identifying efficacy in a niche place — the Rogansphere — and extending a bad assumption of its success elsewhere. “Adding a bowling alley to a laser tag business increased revenue, so let’s add one to a struggling hair salon.”

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@spencerpratt Affleck is right in a way. The policies of Los Angeles make it such that rock bottom is unobtainable. It’s generally a good thing that people end up with no means of living — it forces change.