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Supporter of: 1A 2A Thomas Massie Ron Paul Thomas Sowell Milton Friedman

St Petersburg FL
Joined November 2025
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He got catfished.
He thought he found the jackpot.. 😅
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This is AI. In the background, a woman appears out of thin air as the first car passes. Also, the yellow bag appears to switch from one person to another. x.com/buitengebieden…
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Guess it was a bad day to stop sniffing glue.
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She was PAID BY THE PENTAGON for her “journalism”. 🤣🤣🤣 You can’t make this up.
BREAKING: @DataRepublican accepts the award for people’s choice of Citizen Journalist of the Year at Mar-a-Lago
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Arrest him.
Twenty countries, including Canada, Spain, and South Africa, have said they would arrest Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu if he entered their territory, under an ICC warrant alleging war crimes in Gaza. He has not been convicted. Should America stand with Israel against the ICC?
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The number one, FAR and away, BIGGEST problem with Thomas Massie is…..
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losing your religion because a church leader doesn't support bombing girls schools.
🚨 BREAKING: Sean Hannity announces that he is abandoning his faith because the Pope doesn’t support Trump’s Iran war: “I no longer consider myself a Catholic.”
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Can't argue with that.
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I actually can’t get over this video. The Secretary of War and his entourage were scolded for laughing by the guard at the Tomb of the unknown soldier. This is really really bad optics. There’s no denying that this is unprecedented.
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please let me know if you think Epstein is: cc: @AnaEscobarShow
1%Dead; Killed Himself
19%Dead; Murdered
40%Alive; In Hiding
40%Alive; Disguised
345 votes • Final results
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We prioritize bombs over bread.
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"Bring your best case for this war and I'll bring the Constitution. Let the American people decide who the lowlife is."
In the military (you wouldn't know, @marklevinshow) we see green. Only dimwits reach for racist tropes when they run out of things to say. I did my time in Afghanistan. The guys next to me came from every background you can name. Nobody cared what color you were when the rounds came in. We cared if you'd pull your buddy out. That's something you'll never understand from behind a microphone. Yesterday I was a POS. Then a lowlife. Now I'm a Klansman. Tomorrow I'll be whatever you need me to be so you don't have to answer one simple question. Why are Americans dying in a war Congress never declared? That's it. That's the whole question. And you can't answer it, so you throw names around like a kid losing a fight on the playground. So let's settle it like men. You and me, a debate. Your show, my turf, a neutral stage, I don't care. You pick the time. Bring your best case for this war and I'll bring the Constitution. Let the American people decide who the lowlife is. You've spent thirty years getting rich off wars other people's kids fight. Now step out from behind the mic and defend one to a veteran's face. Your move, Mark. We'll all be waiting
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I wonder if they go to the Vet.
🇩🇪 Bruh, people in Germany are now WALKING DOGS THAT DON'T EXIST. It's called “hobby dogging.” People grab an empty leash, take their imaginary dog for a walk, give it commands, and even guide it through obstacle courses. 😭 Writer: Samuel
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Our government always has endless money to fund wars yet we have 32,000 homeless veterans. Happy Veterans Day. End the Wars.
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A “permanent partnership”, you say. “It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world.” -President George Washington Any portion. Yes even that portion.
Netanyahu tells a gathering of "thousands of Jewish leaders" in Washington that he "foresaw the changes coming" to the US-Israel relationship and devised a scheme to tie Israel to America forever. "It's called 'From Aid to Partnership,'" he tells the Jewish Federations of North America. "Today, the president and I are making that vision a reality." Trump claimed on Election Day he would end the $4B/year in aid we send them by year's end, but Netanyahu is telling Jewish leaders they're working together to shift the aid into a permanent "partnership."
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The hotel they stayed at was a future Scientology building in Clearwater, FL.
In May 1965, during The Rolling Stones’ tour of the United States, Keith Richards woke up in his hotel room in Florida with three notes running through his head. With just enough time to turn on his cassette recorder and play the basic sequence before falling back asleep, he captured the embryonic version of “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.” However, Richards considered the guitar part to be nothing more than a rough draft and was convinced that the main melody should be played by a horn section. Days later, at RCA Studios in Los Angeles, the guitarist used a novel Maestro Fuzz-Tone distortion pedal to simulate the sharp attack of saxophones and trumpets in front of the band. Richards recorded that take as a simple guide demo, intending to remove it later; however, the rest of the band, manager Andrew Loog Oldham, and the sound engineer voted to keep the distinctive fuzz sound. The guitarist’s initial resistance was overruled by the majority, and the crunchy motif he had intended to discard ended up becoming the signature sound of the final track. After its release, the song faced some radio censorship due to lyrics that satirized aggressive media commercialization and personal dissatisfaction. Despite the restrictions, the single rose to number one on international charts in the summer of 1965, cementing The Rolling Stones’ reputation and establishing Richards’ discarded take as one of the most defining riffs in Rock History.
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