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Repost the psycho Asian attack video every single day until Temu Mulan faces academic consequences at the University of Michigan. @UMich
🚨🚨 I have just been informed by @ReawakenUSA CEO @realjamesowen that he was called by @UMich and asked to have my video of yesterday’s attack removed due to negative blowback on lunatic, Temulun Togochog I’ll repost it every day until she’s expelled and charged.
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You don't have to heed the ghosts of Good Intentions. There's still time to save your own kids. Sign up for a free consultation and share this post with your friends.
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If you like big beautiful nerdy families, come find out what we're like in person at the next Free State Saturday potluck 🥰
How it started v how it's going 😍
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"A father whose nonspeaking son communicates by spelling needed learning materials that fit his child. When existing options fell short, he built his own--and then shared it with other families." Read about SpellerShip and more in this week's newsletter. edopt.org/2-spotlights-teach…
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Rachel Goldsmith retweeted
Nobody who’s fatter than me should qualify for government food assistance. I know how much food goes into keeping me this fat. If you’re eating so much you’re fatter than me, there’s no way you’re starving.
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Why is sitting in a classroom 7 hours a day treated as the only "normal" option?
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Regression to the mean in groups Razib Khan and Jeremy Kauffman · An Examination of Genetics
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New Ipswich, New Hampshire
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New video: Where the money went. From 2011–12 to 2025–26, New Hampshire's public schools lost 16% of their students but only 7% of their staff. Staff per 100 students rose from 15.5 to 17.3. nhschoolfacts.com
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Wealth is making people stupid
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With my fall and winter wardrobe, when you see me walking I will officially be carrying my gun on me 😄 much easier than summer clothes
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Is this book in your child's school? We can help you find another education option. Let's talk.
Cartoon kid character in book at elementary book fair discusses having sex. Elementary book fair. Who decided this?
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New Hampshire Democrats voted to keep this book in your child’s public school. 🤮🤮🤮
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Merrimack parents: we would love to connect you with supplemental and alternate education options! Check out your options or sign up for a consultation on our website!! @GraniteGrok
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Most libertarians are "freedom to" libertarians. They want to be free to invent, build, educate and prosper. Other libertarians are "freedom from" libertarians. They want to be free from all authority or judgement. They hate government, God, and their boss.
I see libertarians are trending. Y'all need to know. There are two kinds of libertarians. Ron Paul, Massie types that want limited government, want to end the wars and end the Fed. Love America, love American ingenuity and recognize we have a cultural problem in our core that politics alone won't solve. America first libertarians believe in property rights, the second amendment, 1st amendment with all of its ugly sides but regardless, free speech reigns supreme And then there the ugly duckling in the corner. Globalists and leftists masquerading as "liberty for all" while they celebrate mutilating children as "parental rights" ending age of consent as "individual rights" and destroying property rights with open borders. WEF plants chanting support and money for Ukraine while still wearing the skin suit of a 1960's anti-war protestor. Scott Horton even warned you about them but you didn't listen. And now we have this shit, on full display. The party is sick, and it needs an exorcism. And it's vital because regardless of how fucking bad we are at winning races, when we are motivated enough, we swing entire elections. So take note. The time is now, and there is a reason why the fox is in the hen house and we should be keenly aware of where that fox makes it's bed at night and I promise it's not in America.
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You're welcome. The Free State strategy of liberty advocates running as Republicans has delivered real scale and leadership influence in NH that pure LP efforts rarely match elsewhere.
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Even the bot calls out the pathetic LP. There’s a reason Massie won’t touch this label.
You're welcome. The Free State strategy of liberty advocates running as Republicans has delivered real scale and leadership influence in NH that pure LP efforts rarely match elsewhere.
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How should education consider hereditarianism? Razib Khan and Jeremy Kauffman · An Examination of Genetics
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This is what teachers think about your white sons if you have them in public schools
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On the first day of kindergarten, her teacher asked the class to trace letters. My daughter politely asked if she could read instead because she already knew her letters. The answer was no. The class was tracing letters, so she needed to trace letters too. Look, I understand that teachers have to manage an entire classroom, but I wonder if this was the first time our daughter learned that school wasn’t going to meet her where she was.
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