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11 Jan 2022
Pls RT - Hey @Yale @YaleLawSch @Stanford why does this traitor #CopKillerHawley still have degrees from your colleges? š¤ š¤
@January6thCmte #January6th #Jan6thCommittee #Jan6 #patriot #maga
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Of course they were trying to trademark the 'Trump Kennedy Center' name. OF COURSE THEY WERE. Never miss an opportunity to grift. š
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Jun 14
Bwhahah
President Trump fixes the reflecting pool and a week later itās green again, loaded with algaeā¦ Sabotageā¦ Vandalism? I believe it is. The left canāt stand Trump, American greatness and his quest to make DC beautiful again. What a shame!
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Really powerful visit at the Trump-Epstein Reading Room in D.C. this week. Talking to survivors and seeing all the documents printed out reminds us what this fight is all about.
We wonāt stop advocating for the release of all the files and justice for survivors.
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It is frankly embarrassing that a sitting U.S. Vice President is unaware of one of the most elementary facts of World War II. Nazi Germany did not negotiate an end to World War II. The war in Europe ended with Germanyās unconditional surrender after total military defeat and the collapse of the regime in May 1945.
Jun 12
JD Vance:
If you go back to WW2 or every major conflict in human history, they all ended with some kind of negotiation.
Community note
World War II ended with unconditional surrenders by Germany on May 8, 1945, and Japan on September 2, 1945, rather than negotiation. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unconditiā¦ archives.gov/milestone-docuā¦ nationalww2museum.org/war/topics/endā¦
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Jun 12
I'm shocked they haven't deleted this tweet confirming that DOGE cut the funding for the screwworm eradication program.
Have the plague you voted for!
A government agency spending $300 million in taxpayer dollars to produce sterilized flies sounds like a dream scenario for a DOGE team looking to cut waste, fraud, and abuse. newsmax.com/platinum/screwwoā¦
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Good morning and Happy Saturday to everyone who agrees that trump is a petty and pathetic asshole for hiding the removal of his name from the Kennedy Center with a tarp.
Everything you build now will be torn down when you're gone, no tarp to hide it, you pussy ass bitch.
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Jun 12
The first trillionaire is a Nazi btw
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Jun 13
Donald Trumpās 80th birthday UFC match is endangering the flying public.
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Jun 12
BREAKING: Donald Trump just filed his emergency stay in the DC circuit to keep his name on the Kennedy Center & it is batsh** crazy
He clearly wrote big pieces himself
We have filed our opposition, fighting for the rule of law & the American people
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One top military officer provided a plausible explanation, behind closed doors on Capitol Hill, The Intercept has learned. In the briefing, a high-ranking officer on the Pentagonās Joint Staff stated that some of the people killed by the U.S. military may have been the victims of human trafficking.
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Jun 9
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The Trump family generated at least $2.3 billion in profit from their main crypto ventures, while more than a million investors had net losses totaling $2.3 billion, a Reuters examination finds reut.rs/3RNzMVc @specialreports
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Jun 9
But her emails! FU NYT
Jun 9
Platner's former political director says he does not have the integrity or sound judgment to be a U.S. senator. "He exhibits a pattern of dishonest behavior that is impossible to ignore." washingtonpost.com/opinions/ā¦
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Jun 8
Bwhahah
Jun 8
I get the idea that consultant-driven, robotic, talking-point politicians are both annoying and often incompetent and ineffective.
But the solution to that problem isn't to elect people *worse.* And the idea that messy and scandalous lives are somehow more "authentic" is absurd.
Hang out in a prison. Lots of authenticity there, not much leadership. We're supposed to be electing leaders, not people who remind you of your troubled cousin or your crazy uncle.
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Jun 4
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Jun 4
NEWS: A @lawfare report finds that *97* Jan. 6ers who received clemency for their role in the attack were arrested, charged, or convicted of subsequent crimesāa number much higher than previously reported.
Incredible work from Katherine Pompilio:
lawfaremedia.org/article/theā¦
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Jun 2
Trying to understand how itās legal for a POTUS to tell voters heāll ensure their state receives funding if they vote like he tells them to while promising they wonāt receive the said funding if they disobey his orders on who to vote for
Thought we fought a revolution over this?
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Jun 1
So pathetic
Mr. Art of the Deal gets bored with negations about the war he started.
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Our President
Jun 1
I spoke to President Trump on the phone last hour about the end of negotiations with the Iranians. He told me: āI donāt care if theyāre over, honestly. I really donāt care. I couldnāt care less. If theyāre over, theyāre over. If theyāre not, you know, I think they took too much time. Frankly, I thought they started to get very boring.ā
cnbc.com/2026/06/01/trump-irā¦
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May 29
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It wasn't a secret, even then, who he was
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May 29
$2 million and counting paid out in Charlie Kirk settlements axios.com/2026/05/28/charlieā¦
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