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No fatties.
No trannies.
No beardos.
No weirdoes.
No wimps.
No radicals — JUST WARRIORS.
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EXCLUSIVE: BU College Republicans President Who Endorsed Democrats Dies in Car Crash newsbarron.com/p/exclusive-b…
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And then we will defeat the freakin bad guys
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The Cheesecake Factory is a great American institution.
Tune in at 12:30 PM EST for a surprise. 🎶
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James Talarico in a NYT interview: "When I was in elementary school, I thought I was gay. It was not until I grew up that I realized that I was just attracted to minors"
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🚨 UPDATE/ Buckley Carlson reportedly forgot to switch to his burner account before posting “groyper follow for follow” from his main X account.
The post was quickly deleted.
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If Vivek really is leaning into “getting molested by her stepdad made her a bpd psycho”, I honestly have to respect that; we all know that’s what happens in those situations.
Set a reminder for my upcoming space so you don’t forget!
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Johnny Manziel, Colt McCoy, and Danny Amendola are all joining President Trump in Texas for his rally.
It’s going to be a LANDSLIDE for Republicans in Texas!
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Fake & Gay!
Moussa Diawara, the Malian national featured in this shockingly poorly researched @60Minutes report, now faces allegations of immigration FRAUD after his asylum application surfaced, revealing that he claimed to be a HOMOSEXUAL man who feared persecution in Mali.
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🚨 #FOXEXCLUSIVE: 60 Minutes featured a deported Malian national whose wife and two children spoke about how much they miss him and want him home.
But we exclusively obtained Moussa Diawara’s asylum application, where he said he was seeking asylum in the U.S. because he was gay and feared being killed if sent back.
Now, DHS is pointing to his case as an example of alleged immigration fraud.
In his own words, Diawara wrote:
“Although I was born as a boy, but things appeared differently for me as I was already having female behaviors and feelings.”
“I was more comfortable being intimate with boys rather than with girls.”
And describing his life after arriving in the United States:
“Since I came to the USA I had the possibilities to express my feelings to men without any embarrassment no reserve.”
Read the asylum application for yourself:
