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Howard University Alumnus | 1907 | @PlaymakersUS |

ATL✈️DC
Joined June 2010
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Louis P. retweeted
Dude, this is how you win as a Democrat in an insanely red state. He deserves every iota of praise he's getting, and a hell of a lot more. WINNING GOOD
I walked the Trump rally line to listen, not make assumptions. I talked with voters, asked questions and heard what matters to them. When I'm elected, I'll represent all 82 counties and every Mississippian, no matter who they voted for. That's what being your senator means. #MississippiMatters
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MATT RYAN IS MAKING HIS MVP CASE. 344 passing yards. Four touchdowns. Zero interceptions. Atlanta beats Tampa Bay 43–28 and improves to 6–3. Julio Jones adds eight catches for 111 yards and a touchdown. This Falcons offense is a problem.
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The problem with refusing to be honest with your audience (and potentially yourself!) about your politics while creating political content is you end up creating political content that appeals to... absolutely no one.
Winning back the House could be the very thing that COSTS you the White House in 2028! And TRUST ME, there's a reason I'm saying that! I've got a message for BOTH parties, and some folks aren't going to like it! Watch my full episode on YouTube about the 2026 Midterm Elections. bit.ly/4eIKjte
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We go live to Silicon Valley
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2026 Bottoms & Ossoff Georgia run
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Louis P. retweeted
Jon Ossoff when he saw Mike Collins win the Republican nominee
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Louis P. retweeted
Politics isn't your thing. People are fed up bro
Winning back the House could be the very thing that COSTS you the White House in 2028! And TRUST ME, there's a reason I'm saying that! I've got a message for BOTH parties, and some folks aren't going to like it! Watch my full episode on YouTube about the 2026 Midterm Elections. bit.ly/4eIKjte
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Texas and Georgia blue.
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Louis P. retweeted
FAWK THE ONE TIME I NEEDED RACISM TO PREVAIL
BYRON DONALDS WINS FLORIDA GOVERNOR RACE — PROJECTION
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Biden refusing to drop out as part of his master plan to create a 2026 blue wave and guaranteed decade of congressional control
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Louis P. retweeted
Jon Ossoff on election night
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*GOP cuts the legs from Voting Rights Act and essentially destroy majority Black districts across the South* Black voters in 2026 midterms: – at Metairie, LA
The South has seen insane Black turnout in early voting, and it doesn’t seem like that’s slowing down, at least in Mississippi. Long lines are being reported in heavily Black precincts.
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Louis P. retweeted
I would die for my country Atlanta, Georgia
JUST IN: Atlanta strip club Magic City announces election night watch party — "From the Polls to the Poles”
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BREAKING: Democrat Jon Ossoff has won US Senate election in Georgia
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Louis P. retweeted
“Wet leather is slippery.” @buckbelue8 says the Falcons should have run Bijan Robinson more in the downpour instead of asking Michael Penix Jr. to throw. And to those saying Penix needed to pass better in the rain? Buck says there’s no way to throw effectively in conditions like that.
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Louis P. retweeted
Druski is Coming to @netflix 💫
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Louis P. retweeted
No excuses for Penix throwing four picks. But this coaching staff desperately needs a lesson from Bill Belichick in situational football. From start to finish, they completely mismanaged this game. On the opening drive, facing a critical 4th-and-short, they could have punted and play the field position battle, or trust the OL and Bijan to pick up the first down. Instead, they attempt a 53-yard field goal with a 41-year-old kicker in the pouring rain. That drive set the tone for the rest of the game. One QB threw 19 times in a monsoon, and another only threw 3 times and their coaching staff wisely let their RBs do the heavy lifting. This should’ve been a 30+ carry game for Bijan. Instead it turned into a nightmare game for Penix’s homecoming game in Tampa.
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Louis P. retweeted
Penix had a really bad game. No 1 gets a free pass.I will say Reese should have abandoned the pass way earlier considering how bad the rain was.Bad game all around from the whole team (coaches included) Hopefully they can bounce back next week. Consistency is the biggest problem
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Penix will get blamed As he should But Rees or Stefanski or both are stubborn overconfident mfs The difference is…The Bucs committed to running the ball Plain and simple
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Louis P. retweeted
Personally if I had the best rb in the NFL and I was playing in a monsoon I'd probably just run the ball
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