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Renz retweeted
21.68s!!🤯🔥 NCAA Record ☑️ World Lead ☑️ Adaejah Hodge (Georgia) 🇻🇬 stormed to a PB & National Record of 21.68s (-0.4) to win the NCAA women's 200m title in Eugene. She broke the NCAA Record of 21.80 by Abby Steiner from 2022. Shawnti Jackson (LSU) 2nd in a PB of 22.12s, followed by Camryn Dickson in 22.18s.
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dcm 🇵🇸 retweeted
That's slavery. 24 people in Georgia were indicted for enslaving Latin Americans. Americans have slaves in the 21st century.
24 people in Georgia were indicted for allegedly smuggling 100 migrants from Mexico and Central America and forcing them to work at gunpoint. Victims were forced to dig for onions by hand, with little food and reports of rape. At least 2 died. Suspects made $200M in the scheme.
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SarahCommentsAgain retweeted
On June 7, 2026, in Leesburg, Lee County, Georgia, Jeffrey Tyler Kinzer allegedly drove by a peaceful Black family reunion on Autumn Leaf Drive, shouting racial slurs including the N-word at the group of adults and roughly 20 children celebrating a grandmother’s birthday. Minutes later, Kinzer returned on foot wearing body armor and armed with an AR-15-style rifle. He opened fire on the family. No one in the family was hit, but vehicles were damaged. A Marine veteran relative returned fire, wounding Kinzer. Kinzer was arrested and charged with aggravated assault. He was released the very next day on a $5,000 bond. The family is calling for hate crime enhancements and more serious charges. Ring camera footage and witness accounts captured the incident. This is unacceptable. No family should have to experience terror like this while celebrating together.
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Then I Thought to Myself ... retweeted
You cheated to win your seat in Georgia.
Donald Trump is the most corrupt president this country has ever had.
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Replying to @TennHornsUp
Trash asses lost to Georgia. Trash
Ashley Zaza retweeted
NEW: Trump endorses Mike Collins over Derek Dooley, who is backed by Governor Brian Kemp, in the Georgia Republican Senate runoff: “I don’t know Derek Dooley, and neither does anyone else, but he seems like a nice person. Unfortunately, he has lived outside of Georgia for most of his life…and said that I lost Georgia in 2020 when, in actuality, the facts have now proven that I won by a lot” Trump wrote on Truth Social
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Burnouts3 retweeted
🚨BREAKING: President Trump has endorsed Mike Collins over Derek Dooley in Georgia Senate GOP Runoff.
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HJB retweeted
Trump endorses Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) for the Georgia Senate Race over Brian Kemp endorsed Derek Dooley.
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MORRISON retweeted
🎥| Lamine Yamal has arrived with the Spanish National Team at Atlanta, Georgia. Spain vs Cabo Verde, set to be held at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium tomorrow.
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チップル retweeted
White female doctor in Georgia strangled, sexually assaulted, and throat slit by a Black career criminal with 40 prior charges. Zero MSM coverage. Support executing this monster and jailing the woke judges who freed him? A. Yes B. No
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mgrazia travagliato #io sono antifascista retweeted
En noviembre de 1948, una familia de Georgia enterró a tres hijos en menos de 24 horas. Se llamaban Jeaneane, Laquetta y Royce Cagle. Tenían aproximadamente 10, 7 y 4 años. Vivían cerca de Lula, en el condado de Hall, Georgia. Enfermaron de difteria casi al mismo tiempo y murieron antes de que sus padres pudieran hacer nada. La difteria ataca la garganta. La bacteria produce una toxina que forma una membrana densa que obstruye las vías respiratorias. En niños pequeños, el deterioro puede ser cuestión de horas. El corazón y el sistema nervioso también quedan afectados. Para una familia, todo empieza como un dolor de garganta y termina siendo irreversible antes de que nadie entienda lo que está pasando. La vacuna existía. Las campañas de inmunización llevaban años reduciendo la difteria en Estados Unidos. Jeaneane, Laquetta y Royce no habían sido vacunados. Las razones exactas no quedaron registradas. Falta de acceso, información insuficiente, una decisión aplazada. En el condado de Hall de 1948, la distancia al médico, la pobreza rural y la desconfianza hacia las autoridades sanitarias eran factores reales en muchas familias. Lo que sí quedó registrado fue el efecto de su muerte en la comunidad. Familias que hasta entonces habían aplazado la vacunación acudieron en masa a los centros de salud en los días siguientes. La amenaza abstracta tenía de repente tres nombres y tres ataúdes pequeños. En los informes sanitarios del condado de ese año se documentó un aumento notable en las tasas de inmunización infantil en la región tras el caso Cagle. Tres niños murieron de una enfermedad prevenible. Y su muerte probablemente salvó la vida de otros niños que nunca sabrán que les debían algo. La foto de esta página fue tomada en el velatorio. Los tres hermanos en el mismo ataúd, vestidos como para una ceremonia. Jeaneane con su lazo en el pelo. Royce con su traje oscuro. Laquetta entre los dos. Una familia que comenzó la semana con cinco miembros y la terminó con dos.
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Dude, I'm on Cloud F*cking Nine tonight. I'm bummed about the loss to Georgia, but this might be my favorite championship of any of my favorite teams. The Knicks were the first sports team I ever started following. Honestly thought I'd never see it.
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Muy bien la FIFA en quitarles cupos a los europeos. Deplorable nivel de las selecciones de segundo y tercer orden. Sigan jugando contra Andorra y Georgia, que en los Mundiales queremos ver equipos que van para adelante.
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Merl Washburn retweeted
Congratulations, Sooners! #6 Kyle Branch is one tough defender. If Oklahoma and Georgia meet Monday, we could see Branch brothers lined up across from each other. Now that would be something to watch. #BoomerSooner ☝🏻
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Nicole Kish retweeted
See you SUNDAY, Georgia! We need big, beautiful turnout for the runoff on Tuesday, June 16th.
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