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Today, President Trump once again called for my prosecution. Why? For restating a bedrock principle of American law that every American servicemember swears an oath to honor: in the United States of America, we follow lawful orders, and lawful orders only.
A grand jury of ordinary citizens already rejected this case — an outrageous abuse of presidential power and genuine waste of taxpayer dollars.
The American people deserve leaders who are working for them to lower costs and crack down on corruption — not more grandstanding and threats from President Trump.
These threats will not deter, distract, intimidate, or silence me. I swore an oath to our Constitution, and I will never stop honoring it by doing my job.
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MAGA screams about imaginary voter fraud while Americans in Mississippi stand in line for three hours just to vote. That's what real voter fraud looks like, and it's done on purpose by Republicans.
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Wow. The moment Jake Tapper called the Mississippi Senate race is something to see.
Mississippi was ground zero for civil rights. The most dangerous state for Black people. They kept saying go slow, go slow.
Tonight, Mississippi sends a Black man to the Senate.
Scott Colom
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Honestly, I think it’s time to question if the Office of the Presidency itself, has too much autonomous power. trump exposed the flaws, now we need to ensure future generations never have to endure another lunatic in charge. The President Is Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces (no prior military service required), controls the DOJ, FBI, CIA, NIS, DHS, HHS, Treasury Dept, and about a dozen more Federal agencies. Not to mention the power to appoint Federal and Supreme Court Justices. We now see what can happen when placed in the dangerously WRONG hands!!
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Veteran detained by ICE: I identified myself as a US citizen and a veteran, but that didn't matter. Agents smashed my window, sprayed tear gas and pepper spray into my car, dragged me out. Even after I complied, I was taken to a detention center and held for 3 days without charges. No phone call, no lawyer, no medical care, even though my skin burned from the chemicals.
























