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James O'Keefe's undercover team busted Ilhan Omar's former coworker saying Ilhan Omar came up with the plan to pay people for votes β RIGGING elections! π
Ilhan Omar should be REMOVED from the United States!
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THIS is how the Somali fraudsters react to getting caught stealing YOUR tax dollars as their illegal scams get shut down.
Yet our democrat politicians pledge allegiance to them instead of American citizens.
These people HATE us and our country!
I tagged @Ilhan Omar so you can let her know what you think!
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An upset Florida dad storms into his son's school and demands he take his son home because they forced the boy to participate in an anti-ICE protest without his consent.
"This is for school, this isn't for, kids shouldn't be involved in that! This is for learning.
I have to leave work because while I'm working, I have to worry about what you're manipulating my kids into listening to.
It's bullshit. It's fake media. I want my son out of here now!"
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Now they're saying Halloween was invented by white people so the white man could murder slaves, put fire inside their heads and hang them from trees.
Who's brainwashing them with this stuff?!
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Everyone here needs to hear what an outside audit actually uncovered while examining the New York City mayoral election involving Mamdani.
The central question was whether the city and state boards of elections qualified every voter according to law.
The answer is, they did NOT!
The process runs on an honor system. Some names on the voter file cannot be located at all. Those are synthetic identities.
Others display FAKE social security numbers. Synthetic identities mean people who do not exist are treated as legitimate.
Ghost Votes.
Fake social security numbers mean the underlying data is invalid. Boards of elections exist to enforce standards but they did NOT do so!
This audit shows those standards were absolutely ignored.
Real elections require real people with real identities! Anything less invites exactly the corruption for VOTER FRAUD!
PASS THE SAVE AMERICA ACT!!!
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A conservative went DEEP undercover as a gay liberal to trap libs and point out how badly brainwashed they are by mainstream media as they can't come up with ANY logical reasons to hate President Trump. π
This is what democrat want.
My young children shouldn't be subjected to this in public and force me to try and answer their numerous questions about it because they're confused.
Everyone here needs to hear what an outside audit actually uncovered while examining the New York City mayoral election involving Mamdani.
The central question was whether the city and state boards of elections qualified every voter according to law.
The answer is, they did NOT!
The process runs on an honor system. Some names on the voter file cannot be located at all. Those are synthetic identities.
Others display FAKE social security numbers. Synthetic identities mean people who do not exist are treated as legitimate.
Ghost Votes.
Fake social security numbers mean the underlying data is invalid. Boards of elections exist to enforce standards but they did NOT do so!
This audit shows those standards were absolutely ignored.
Real elections require real people with real identities! Anything less invites exactly the corruption for VOTER FRAUD!
PASS THE SAVE AMERICA ACT!!!
Bridgett Fertig retweeted
Long before she became one of Hollywood's most unforgettable stars, she was just a young girl with a big smile and an extraordinary future ahead of her.
She would go on to play a character loved by generations of moviegoers.
Do you recognize her? No Googling! πβ€οΈ
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Carrie Fisher would have turned 70 years old today.
She was born October 21, 1956, the daughter of Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher, so she grew up around Hollywood almost from the beginning. By 19 she had already appeared in Shampoo, and just a couple of years later she became Princess Leia in Star Wars.
Leia made her famous, but Carrie Fisher was a lot more than one character. She wrote books, worked as a screenwriter and script doctor, and had a sense of humor that could be brutally honest, especially when she talked about her own life. She never seemed very interested in pretending everything was perfect.
She came back to Leia decades later in The Force Awakens, and by then it felt like we were seeing both the character and Carrie herself again after all those years. She had finished filming The Last Jedi before she died in December 2016 at only 60 years old.
I think that is part of why people still miss her so much. We lost Princess Leia, but we also lost Carrie Fisher, and those were two very different people that somehow became tied together forever.
Happy 70th birthday, Carrie.
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A homeless man harassed an Elderly couple, but the old man fought backπ³
These type of people who struggling with mental health issues need proper treatment and support, not just violence.
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Before he was Radar O'Reilly on M*A*S*H, Gary Burghoff was Charlie Brown. β€οΈ
Not the voice of Charlie Brown in the cartoons. He actually played him onstage!
In 1967, a young Gary Burghoff landed the title role in the original off-Broadway production of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown.
The musical brought Charles Schulz's beloved comic-strip characters to life, with Burghoff playing the lovable, perpetually unlucky boy who could never quite kick that football.
But here's where the story takes an unexpected turn.
After his New York success, Burghoff performed the role in Los Angeles.
And one of the people who saw him was director Robert Altman.
Altman was preparing a movie about a group of Army doctors serving during the Korean War. He needed someone to play a young corporal named Walter βRadarβ O'Reilly.
He saw something in Burghoff.
In 1970, Burghoff made his feature-film debut as Radar in M*A*S*H.
Two years later, when the movie became a television series, Burghoff returned as Radarβbecoming the only principal actor from the film to reprise his role as a regular cast member in the series.
And millions of television viewers came to know him as the soft-spoken company clerk who somehow always knew what Colonel Blake needed before he asked.
Think about that.
The actor who became famous for playing Radar got his big break playing Charlie Brown.
Two beloved characters. Two completely different worlds.
And one remarkable career connection.
Did you know Gary Burghoff was the original stage Charlie Brown? β€οΈ
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