Jay retweeted
Carville is having an unhinged crash out over Haley Stevens:
"If you think that these Republicans are going to treat you as anything other than what they view you as...a used condom. The Democrats don't even think you're worth a used condom."
They're coming completely unglued.
Jay retweeted
Haley Stevens lied to me. I will not sit by while she tries to use Black folks as a prop and costs us our lives. Vote for @AbdulElSayed.
AbdulForSenate.com
Jay retweeted
“If there’s one thing that all Texans agree on, it’s that I should be sending your tax dollars to fund free healthcare and college for Israelis.”
Jay retweeted
Idgaf what holiday it is, I'll see #HereWeGo in HELL!!!
#HappyHalloween2026 from #RavensFlock 😈 – at Cedar Hill, TX
I see why he worships the grossly incompetent, dangerously narcissistic, CONVICTED FELON in the Oval Office. He lies just as much as Don the Con. 🙄
Replying to @Sickofhypocrisy
The test was legitimate but 50 years ago. I'd challenge you to one any day. I have my name on two patents. I design stuff for Lockheed Martin and Boeing. But I see that I'm wasting time and energy on someone who is only a troll.
Why do these maga morons ALWAYS lie about their IQ?
Especially when they spew the most asinine word vomit all over social media.
Replying to @Sickofhypocrisy
My IQ was tested at 139 in grade school. But my experience at lame insults is probably far behind yours.
This inbred, mouth-breathing, degenerate thinks Trump could possibly be the antichrist. Yet, he admitted that he voted for him several times.
You cannot make this shit up…🙄
Replying to @Sickofhypocrisy
Ah, the TDS kicks in. Bigots like you spout out like you know people like me. "Trump worshipers", I have criticized Trump and held out that he could possibly even be the anti-Christ. But I voted for him over the ones who have openly declared themselves as anti-Christ. Let me see you explain away all of the deaths racked up by prominent Democrats. The lists I saved for the Clintons are very old. They must be doubled by now.




























