MRoll retweeted
Old MAGA white lady says I should “go back to my own country” if I don’t like Donald Trump’s America.
So, I parked my buffalo in her driveway, set up my teepee on her front yard and said “I’m home, what’s for dinner?”
Have to agree with a lot of this article.
Chargers' mistake hiring Harbaugh to make Herbert play like washed Manning sports.yahoo.com/articles/ch… via @@Yahoo
Thanks Donald
Price Increases, July 2025 to July 2026 (Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)
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2. Other motor fuels — +30.7%
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66. Women’s footwear — +4.5%
67. Crackers and related bread products — +4.5%
68. Fresh cakes and cupcakes — +4.4%
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84. Women’s underwear/nightwear/swimwear/accessories — +3.8%
85. Men’s shirts and sweaters — +3.6%
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87. Distilled spirits away from home — +3.6%
88. Internet service — +3.5%
89. Parking fees and tolls — +3.5%
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92. Potatoes — +3.4%
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95. Hair/dental/shaving personal-care products — +3.4%
96. Limited-service meals — +3.3%
97. Beer away from home — +3.2%
98. Canned vegetables — +3.2%
99. Household cleaning products — +3.2%
100. Nonfrozen juices and drinks — +3.2%
101. Rent of primary residence — +2.9%
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103. Men’s footwear — +2.8%
104. Soups — +2.8%
105. Beer at home — +2.8%
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108. Fresh sweet rolls, coffeecakes and doughnuts — +2.6%
MRoll retweeted
He attacks mail‑in voting while voting by mail. He mocks vaccines while getting vaccinated. He pushes “Buy American” while selling foreign‑made merchandise. He demands action against undocumented workers while his own properties hired them. He rages about classified information while mishandling it. And now he’s falling asleep on the job after calling Joe Biden “Sleepy.” The hypocrisy is staggering.
Hey @SpeakerJohnson! The '50s called and they want you back.
For generations, our nation faced the threat of COMMUNISM overseas.
Today, that same EXTREME MARXIST ideology is being championed in our own backyard by the Democratic Party.
We REFUSE to let MINI COMMUNIST MAMDANIs take over the greatest nation in the history of the world. House Republicans are READY FOR THIS FIGHT! 🇺🇸
MRoll retweeted
So this happened on June 5th and aired this morning on Meet the Press.
As we used to say back on the ranch I grew up on, the guy is all hat and no cattle.
He complains without facts.
He insults because he’s uninformed and a bully.
He storms off the set because he’s a very weak man.
America, we deserve better. Vote in the midterms. Full stop.
MRoll retweeted
This graphic is a mess. Let’s clean it up.
Opposition infographics are great for outrage, terrible for legal reality. Here’s what’s actually true about Xavier Becerra’s record:
• The Chevron Claim: While he took campaign funds from a major CA employer, his actions speak louder: Becerra has a long record of suing oil companies for regulatory violations. And he filed over 100 lawsuits against the Trump administration to protect the environment.
• The Exxon Case: He didn’t “block” a lawsuit, he prioritized winning cases. His office focused on immediate environmental enforcement and defending California’s cap-and-trade system while building the legal groundwork his successor later used.
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MRoll retweeted
No one points out the simple fact that voter fraud is essentially nonexistent. Or that Trump will claim fraud regardless of what rules or procedures are put in place.
