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***LEAKED AUDIO OF CHRIS PRATT AS MARIO***
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pat reilly retweeted
6 Nov 2024
If Trump wins, there will be efforts to blame Russian interference or the Harris campaign or Biden, etc. That's all fair. But we need to be clear eyed that a huge swath of America likes what Trump is selling. Transphobia. Mass deportation. That's what he ran on. And here we are.
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The biggest story of the night is Russia calling multiple bomb threats into Democratic strongholds across the country. This should shock every American to the core.
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until the day I die I will never understand why he was even still allowed to run after this
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I disagreed with voting for Trump in 16 and 20. But, voting for Trump in 24, after Jan 6, just boggles my mind.
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Y'all worried about the price of eggs, I'm worried if I'll be legally defined as a human being tomorrow. We are not the same.
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pat reilly retweeted
4 Nov 2024
The single worst thing about Trump to me will always be how much he's changed people. I've watched friends and relatives become entirely new, worse people in the wake of his political rise. Like it's not merely that he's a terrible guy, it's that he's ruined people.
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pat reilly retweeted
They've Killed Fritz!!
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HOLD ON. i just found out there is a *separate* guy named jon favreau who is the pod save america guy. this whole time i thought jon favreau the filmmaker was just really involved in pod save america but being lowkey about it
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Just simple idiots…
Imagine being a voter who just today found out Joe Biden isn’t running
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I have a confession and a plea to folks who are flirting with voting Jill Stein. When I was a 20 year old college student in 2000, I voted for Ralph Nader instead of Al Gore. I loved the progressive message Nader offered, and Bush and Gore seemed kinda the same to someone who was paying peripheral attention. I've regretted that vote for my entire adult life. Ultimately, George Bush won by a margin of 500 votes in the state of Florida over Gore. And that was the ballgame. Ralph Nader peeled 97,000 votes away from Gore. If only 600 of those 90,000 had voted for the major party candidate that more aligned with their values, things would have been very different. When I was in my senior year of college, 9/11 happened. The country and western world rallied around Bush's resolute response to the traumatizing terror attacks. I was in NY at the time, and it was a terrifying moment for the nation. But the consequences of Bush being in office at that moment were immense. Bush's disdain for his dad's nemesis, Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, led him to invent a rationale to invade a country that literally had nothing to do with 9/11. End result? He killed hundreds of thousands of Iraqi people, thousands of American troops, and spent over a trillion dollars of taxpayer money in the process. Beyond the completely immoral and indefensible Iraq War, Bush was a complete disaster as a president. His "No Child Left Behind" effort turned public schools into standardized testing centers. He tripled down on fossil fuels and ignored climate change. His tax cuts for the rich helped contribute to the 2008 economic downturn that led to the Great Recession. He was a terrible president. In an alternate reality, Al Gore would have been president in 2001 when terrorists attacked America. Would he have gone into Iraq? Absolutely not. Would he have ignored global warming? 100% no! Gore was perhaps the preeminent proponent of fighting climate change at that time. Would he have passed massive tax cuts for the wealthy? No way. This is a sliding doors scenario. What would have happened? We can't be sure. But one thing is for sure: those votes for Ralph Nader (in Florida in particular) were EXCEPTIONALLY consequential for the lives of millions around the world. Gore would have offered a more forward-facing, environmentally conscious & peaceful presidency that wasn't so rooted in grievance and privilege. My point is: Either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump will win the election. That is a fact. You might feel the need to submit a "protest vote" as I did in 2000. Just be ready to wear it when Donald Trump wins, strips away reproductive rights from all Americans, implements an economy-destroying tariff, dismantles the entire federal government, eliminates the Department of Education, prosecutes his perceived enemies, and devolves America into chaos. There are no perfect choices. But rest assured, there are only two. Trust me - I've been wearing my vote for a quarter century.
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pat reilly retweeted
5 Nov 2024
Jill stein being pro-Zionist is the funniest part of all of this.
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pat reilly retweeted
5 Nov 2024
if you’re IN line to vote, STAY IN LINE, and if you’re ON line to vote you’re from New York City baby best city in the world
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RT @Lulamaybelle: Please don’t let the horse loose in the hospital again.
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Lots of people were leaving the Trump rally early today.
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Jill Stein supporters who already voted are now coming on here and claiming they have buyers remorse because they didn’t research her stupid ass or her VP before casting their ballot.
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stevie: at 170 pounds i said i'm never coming on stage again. rosie: just so you know, stevie - 170 is my goal weight!
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pat reilly retweeted
3 Nov 2024
After this election is over and Jill Stein doesn’t win, I want all her voters to check in and see what she’s doing to end genocide.
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My favorite door today was in Manayunk
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