
Michigander. US Army 3rd Infantry Division #veteran.
The Great Lakes State
Joined July 2020
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Trump: "I said, 'Melania, how great was I, baby? Was I great? Can anybody do it like I do? How good was it?'"
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Q: What do you make of Trump naming everything after himself?
Gov. Whitmer: I'm not a psychologist
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Evergreen JD Vance tweet
Trump Accused of Brutally Raping Former Miss Switzerland at Plaza Hotel in 1993, He Denies
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Yeah @Riley_Gaines_, you're doing a great job protecting women!
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Come with me to eat 100mg of gummies, go non-verbal, and vote Democrat up and down the ballot.
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If James Talarico is elected, your white son, John, will go to school one day and come back your black daughter, LaToya.
This is the frightening reality facing millions of Texan parents.
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Tamara Stevens shares her story of being raped at 17 years old, and why the thought of Rick Jackson as governor terrifies her.
Watch in our new ad.
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Replying to @dabbs346
They used to shriek that Dems would take away your hamburgers. With Republicans you have put your beef purchases on lay away.
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“El-Sayed is garnering strong support among Black voters, despite the efforts by some pundits to suggest that he’s struggling in that demographic.”
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Neil Young sued Trump yesterday for playing "Rockin' in the Free World" at his Oct. 12 rally in Ohio. storage.courtlistener.com/re…
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🚨Byron Donalds cuts ad with Jay Collins with the word “ANAL” in the background
Neil Young has filed a $10 million lawsuit against Donald Trump, alleging copyright infringement over the ongoing use of Young’s song “Rockin’ in the Free World” as the president’s walk-up music at midterm election rallies.
The suit says the classic 1989 song is “a blistering anthem that contrasts the hollow promises of American political rhetoric with the harsh realities faced by the poor, homeless and forgotten. The lyrics pain vivid street-level portraits — a mother discarding her baby, addicts lost in despair, garbage piling in the shadows of prosperity — while the repeated chorus delivers a savage irony, celebrating freedom that clearly isn’t shared by all. In short, the song is the opposite of everything that Donald J. Trump stands for.”
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Bruce Crossing retweeted
Annie Andrews on Trump's recent comments regarding her: "If calling me names will lower our gas prices and our grocery prices and keep our rural hospitals open, he can call me all the names that he wants. But that's not going to get the job done. And comments about taking my medical license away from the man who doesn't know how to pronounce 'acetaminophen.' I'm not going to take that seriously."
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NAACP president about the rhetoric being used to target Abdul El-Sayed:
"The blatantly racist attacks surrounding the Michigan Senate race are unacceptable and disgusting. It’s the same ugly, divisive tactics we’ve seen used during the darkest chapters of the South’s history"


























