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OnikaLaquisha retweeted
Love Island stars Leah and Serena show love to the Queen of Rap, Nicki Minaj, in a new video.
“There will be no women’s rap in the industry without Nicki.”
A fact that cannot be disputed.
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DSA candidate Tim Denson tries to sell the crowd on “democratizing the workplace” and says Walmart should belong to the workers.
Big mistake. The guy 6 ft away from him grew up in Venezuela. And he’s heard this communist fairy tale before.
DANIEL DI MARTINO: “So you want to take it [Walmart] from its owners and have the workers do what?”
TIM DENSON: “I want the workers to own it and get paid better and have better benefits and be able to provide better lives for their families.”
DI MARTINO: “We can buy shares in Walmart right now. In fact, all of the SpaceX workers became millionaires overnight.”
“You can start a workers’ cooperative right now. It’s legal, but under a socialist country, you’re not allowed to own your own property and start your own private corporation.”
Denson tried to refute Di Martino’s point. Then Di Martino dropped this line on him:
DI MARTINO: “It’s very easy to be a socialist in a capitalist country. It’s illegal to be a capitalist in a socialist country. That is the difference.”
[audience applause]
Then it got personal:
DI MARTINO: “When I had to go to the grocery store, Tim, I had to put my fingerprint in a scanning machine so that they would tell me what I was allowed to purchase.”
“And I could only go Mondays and Saturdays because we have to ration food, because that’s what happens when there’s no profit motive and the farmers, their food is confiscated because they had to sell it to the government and everybody else at the price the government tells the farmers.”
“My mom made chocolate bonbons for parties.”
“Well, people have a right to chocolate, so we had a price control on chocolate.”
“So my mom had to buy counterfeit chocolate, put it in black bags as if we were cocaine drug dealers. That’s what socialism was in Venezuela. That’s what worker ownership of the means of production is.”
“Where has it ever worked?”
Denson had no answer. Because there isn’t one.
OnikaLaquisha retweeted
🚨 THIS SHOULD BE A WAKE-UP CALL!
If these reported numbers are accurate, Byron Donalds received approximately 13% of the Black vote in Florida, including 25% of Black men and only 6% of Black women.
Let that sink in. A Black conservative running on affordability, education, economic opportunity, and policies he believed would benefit Florida was met with overwhelming resistance from Black voters.
We have to be willing to ask some uncomfortable questions: How much of this voting pattern is driven by party loyalty rather than a serious examination of a candidate’s policies and record?
It is troubling when a candidate’s political positions appear to matter less to some voters than the letter next to their name. Being Black does not mean someone must vote for a Black candidate, but neither should being a Republican automatically disqualify one.
We cannot demand political diversity while punishing people for thinking independently. Black voters deserve choices, honest conversations, and the freedom to evaluate every candidate on their ideas—not simply their party affiliation.
It’s time for a serious conversation about political independence in the Black community.
#ByronDonalds #FloridaPolitics #BlackVoters #PoliticalIndependence #Education #Affordability #ConservativeVoices #Election2026
OnikaLaquisha retweeted
Scott Jennings is a hero , constantly trying to talk sense to these cnn imbeciles who are so insanely clueless!
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Democrat strategist Alencia Johnson was spinning wildly on CNN, accusing President Trump of taking away the voting rights of black Americans.
Scott Jennings didn’t interrupt her. Instead, he waited for her to finish.
When he entered the fray, he asked the one question that unraveled her entire narrative: “How?”
JOHNSON: “He is actually championing a bill that actually would take voting rights away from a lot of black people in this country, all during black history month, and then call the president the first black president and the first lady monkeys and apes in this during this month.”
“So this doesn’t absolve Donald Trump of his racism. We all know exactly who he is. The reality is the conversation, and the question should be, why do people continue to support him if they don’t want us to believe they are okay with racism?”
JENNINGS: “Wait, what voting rights is he taking away from black voters?”
JOHNSON: “The SAVE Act! That’s exactly what we’re talking about.”
JENNINGS: “How?”
JOHNSON: “That is actually going to disenfranchise overwhelmingly a lot of people of color.”
JENNINGS: “How? How?”
JOHNSON: “There are so many civil rights organizations that have run the data. If you look at the way it is going to disenfranchise black voters—”
JENNINGS: “How?”
JOHNSON: “It’s the same reason Chuck Schumer called it Jim Crow 2.0.”
JENNINGS: “How? You haven’t said how yet!”
JOHNSON: “I am talking about it. It’s the way that you’re putting new poll taxes on us.”
JENNINGS: “Poll taxes?!”
JOHNSON: “If you want to say that people have to prove that they are citizens, that they have to prove with a voter ID, the reality is you’re layering what is a constitutional right for the American people and making it harder for people to vote in this country, and it’s going to disenfranchise black voters.”
That’s when @ScottJenningsKY landed his knockout blow.
JENNINGS: “Does it concern you that you’re making all these claims you’ve yet to lay out how it’s hurting anyone.”
“But 76% of black voters think we should show an ID to vote. 80% of hispanic voters, 83% of the American people.”
“Are you saying that black voters are too dumb to know what’s good for them?”
“I mean, it sounds pretty condescending to me.”
OnikaLaquisha retweeted
Bitches was hating on Nicki when they should be worried about paying they fucking bills
Taraji P. Henson asked for $500,000 to play Brad Pitt's mother. She got $150,000 and says about $30,000 of it was left. The movie made $335 million.
In the video below, Gayle King asks if she's quitting acting. Taraji covers her face and cries before she can say a word. Then she does the math out loud.
In 2008 she was third on the call sheet for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, behind Pitt and Cate Blanchett. Her 2016 memoir says she'd been promised "somewhere in the mid six figures." At a 2023 SAG-AFTRA event she said she asked for $500,000 and was first offered $100,000.
It came up to $150,000 with a condition. She had to cover three months of New Orleans hotel bills herself. "Insult, meet injury," she wrote.
On The Real she did the sum. Half the $150,000 went to taxes. Her team took 30% of the full fee, $45,000. That left $30,000, and her son's school tuition that year was $30,000. "Literally, for five months, that's what I made."
The memoir puts her pay at less than 2% of what the studio paid the top name on that call sheet, Pitt.
She got an Oscar nomination for the role. Fifteen years later she said she almost walked away from The Color Purple over pay. That same month she told Gayle King: "Every time I do something and I break another glass ceiling, when it's time to renegotiate, I'm at the bottom again."
The case for the studio: Pitt sold the tickets, and she doesn't dispute his money. "They deserve to earn what they get," she said of Pitt and Blanchett.
Her side: "I too worked my ass off, and at the time I couldn't say no. I didn't have any power."
$335 million at the box office. An Oscar nomination. One year of school fees.
Every day, one star's real paycheck.
Was that Hollywood paying for box office power, or paying a Black woman less because it could?
OnikaLaquisha retweeted
🚨 The Department of Education has opened an investigation into schools that secretly transitioned children without telling their parents.
Parents have a right to know what's happening with their own kids. Schools hiding this from families was never okay, and now there may finally be accountability.
I swear y’all I be been feeling like the Nicki Minaj and my friend group. Why do y’all care so much about my political views? who cares what I think?
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OnikaLaquisha retweeted
When a nation of people see money being printed from nothing and apparently just given to fake billionaires all day long, it can tend to cause things like this
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Moriah Mills Claims She Can’t Release a Song With a Famous Rapper Because They Haven’t Slept Together Yet! She Also Claims That Rappers & Streamers Won’t Help Female Artists Advance Their Careers Unless They’re Willing to Smash! 🤯
OnikaLaquisha retweeted
Candace Owens Clashes With Marc Lamont Hill in Heated Debate Over Transgender Identity and Biological Sex.
Candace Owens: "Can Trans men get pregnant?"
Marc Lamont Hill: "It depends."
Candace Owens: What does it depend on?
Marc Lamont Hill: I know trans men that can get pregnant.
Candace Owens: That means it's a woman.
Marc Lamont Hill: That's a circular argument. That's making it—that's a circular argument. It's proving my thing. There is a truth, a concrete truth.
Candace Owens: You have to be born with a uterus to have a baby. Only women can get pregnant. The fact that we have arrived in a society where this is even debatable, that's the part I'm disagreeing with.
Marc Lamont Hill: My point was that a social construct doesn't ignore physical realities, right? The social construct is about how we as a society make sense of those physical realities.
Candace Owens: But you just did that when you said that men could give birth.
Marc Lamont Hill: I'm not denying the biological reality of maleness, of the genitalia we're assigned at birth and what we can do with those body parts. I'm not denying that. That's a biological reality. Again, the social meaning I'm attaching to it is what I'm saying is more complicated.
Candace Owens: It's not complicated. Can men give birth?
Marc Lamont Hill: Sometimes. That's my answer.
OnikaLaquisha retweeted
A feminist tells the table the patriarchy is oppressing her. So the host asks her, “How?”
It’s the simplest question in the world, and it completely breaks her.
Watch how fast it all falls apart.
HOST: “You believe we live in the patriarchy?”
GUEST: “I do.”
HOST: “Are you oppressed?”
GUEST: “I would say so.”
HOST: “How so? How are you oppressed?”
GUEST: “I’m not answering the same questions over and over again.”
She’s sure she’s a victim. She just won’t say how. And nothing is going to change her mind.
GUEST: “Nobody can change my mind. So there’s no point in trying.”
HOST: “Well, I’m not really interested in changing your mind. I’m more interested in exploring your perspective.”
GUEST: “This is just ridiculous. You’ve been berating me about the patriarchy.”
HOST: “I’ve been pretty polite. I don’t think I’ve been berating you.”
So the host tries one more time.
HOST: “But I want to know how you’re oppressed.”
GUEST: “Did I not tell you all the ways that I feel oppressed?”
HOST: “You’ve established feelings, but not facts.”
GUEST: “I’m gonna leave it at my feelings then.”
Feelings over facts. That’s the whole ideology in three words.
