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MICHIGAN. FWIW, Haley Stevens’ price for endorsing El-Sayed was something nearly every Dem could agree with:
1. Denounce Hamas.
2. Recognize Israel has a basic right to exist, and
3. Denounce an overtly antisemitic ad.
Instead, El-Sayed uninvited Stevens from his big rally yesterday. So, today she is campaigning with Mike Rogers.
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To everyone fuming at @haleyforMI endorsing @mikerogersforMI: Hurt people hurt people.
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Who is more trustworthy in the playoffs: Jordan Love or Caleb Williams?
@danorlovsky7 and @stephenasmith debate 🔥
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"Casey! Thank you!"
Case Keenum told Caleb Williams what he was seeing, and QB1 executed it on the field 🗣️
@insidethenfl Week 7 Mic'd Up on X
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I have spoken out against anti-Muslim hate in the Michigan Senate race. I will speak out just as loudly when the target is Jewish people.
Let me state a little-known fact: ISRAEL GETS LESS THAN 0.1 PERCENT OF THE FEDERAL BUDGET. That’s less than one tenth of a percent!
But there is an ad running that tells voters they can’t afford groceries because the United States gives so much money to Israel. In reality, the United States spends money in and on countries all around the world – but this ad singles out the Jewish state. The ad is as dangerous as it is dishonest.
You can disagree with how the United States spends money abroad. But telling hungry families that the Jewish state is the reason they are suffering is wrong and shameful.
Blaming Jews for people’s problems is an old story. Anybody who has read the last century of history knows where it leads. It is a dark pathway.
This ad is anti-Jewish hate and should come down immediately. Abdul El-Sayed should denounce it today.
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Brought to you by the same fanbase that has said “only losers blame officiating” for years
In my 19 years covering the Packers on a daily basis, I've never written a blame-the-refs story. Yeah, I get it, the Packers beat themselves, too, but what happened at Ford Field was unaccepable, an embarrassment and, to quote Xavier McKinney, bullshit. ⬇️
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Caleb Williams dodges pressure and makes a couple of throws every game that almost no one else in the NFL can make.
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Israel has become the punching bag of @TheDemocrats running for Office.
It’s become a new ritual—fly to Israel; instigate; trash Israel; come home to your hopeful DSA/Woke/Lunatic base and beg for votes.
@bradlander you are a disgrace.
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"I know exactly who he was, I know what his gift could do, and I know that we were all just a little happier, a little better off, for getting to hear the song...for as long as we did."
@adamamin gives a touching tribute to his late partner, Stacey King ❤️
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This was not about harvesting olives.
It was about harvesting headlines.
Brad Lander’s latest stunt is nothing more than a calculated political provocation.
Lander traveled to a foreign country, deliberately entered a restricted security area, and participated in an unauthorized activity without the required coordination.
What makes this stunt even more outrageous is that his own team contacted Israeli representatives in the United States ahead of his visit and was explicitly informed that proper coordination with the relevant authorities was required.
He chose to ignore those instructions.
At a time of heightened security tensions, Israeli security forces have a responsibility to protect lives, prevent dangerous incidents, and maintain public order.
Had anyone been injured as a result of his reckless political theater, Lander would undoubtedly have been among the first to demand that Israeli authorities intervene and provide protection.
Brad Lander came looking for a confrontation. Now he is pretending to be its victim.
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No one gets the goal posts moved on them quite like Caleb Williams.
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He’s back: The Bears are planning to start Caleb Williams after he missed the past three games due to a torn hamstring but went through a full week of practice this week without any setbacks, per NFLN and ESPN.
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The Jewish people’s right to their own state in their ancestral homeland is non-negotiable.
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