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not really POS but very LOLLmaoooo he forgot to change over to the burner account pic.twitter.com/RKTEdByIfY— Quinton Quarantino (@Pattric) November 10, 2020Invalid Tweet IDRegarding the tweet that is going viral from my account — I was quoting a message that I received earlier this week from a follower.Sorry if context was not clear.Trump received record minority votes & record LGBTQ votes.Many people won’t say it vocally, but do in private.— Dean Browning (@DeanBrowningPA) November 10, 2020
Lmaoooo he forgot to change over to the burner account pic.twitter.com/RKTEdByIfY— Quinton Quarantino (@Pattric) November 10, 2020
Lmaoooo he forgot to change over to the burner account pic.twitter.com/RKTEdByIfY
Regarding the tweet that is going viral from my account — I was quoting a message that I received earlier this week from a follower.Sorry if context was not clear.Trump received record minority votes & record LGBTQ votes.Many people won’t say it vocally, but do in private.— Dean Browning (@DeanBrowningPA) November 10, 2020
Regarding the tweet that is going viral from my account — I was quoting a message that I received earlier this week from a follower.Sorry if context was not clear.Trump received record minority votes & record LGBTQ votes.Many people won’t say it vocally, but do in private.
Florida's governor has drafted "anti-mob" legislation to expand already controversial Stand Your Ground laws -- to allow people to shoot looters, according to a report.A draft of Gov. Ron DeSantis' proposed bill expands the list of "forcible felonies" under Florida's self-defense law to include criminal mischief causing "interruption or impairment" of a business, according to the Miami Herald, which obtained a copy through a records request.It also specifically allows force against those looting, which the draft defines as burglary within 500 feet of a "violent or disorderly assembly."DeSantis also wants to make it a third-degree felony to block traffic during a protest -- and offer immunity to drivers who accidentally kill or injure protesters who do so, according to the Herald.
A week ago, Darren Beattie tweeted this thinly veiled disguise for the N-word.Today, President Trump appointed him to an agency that oversees Holocaust memorials.Beattie will almost certainly deny his tweet was racist. But it's easy enough to see the game he's playing. https://t.co/vsGrgkKGPa pic.twitter.com/JwIxDaLxr9— Nick Martin (@nickmartin) November 19, 2020
A week ago, Darren Beattie tweeted this thinly veiled disguise for the N-word.Today, President Trump appointed him to an agency that oversees Holocaust memorials.Beattie will almost certainly deny his tweet was racist. But it's easy enough to see the game he's playing. https://t.co/vsGrgkKGPa pic.twitter.com/JwIxDaLxr9
Quote from: 'taterblast on March 20, 2020, 08:42:45 AMhad a hard time deciding which thread to put this in. also maybe luked?Riley County Commission Chairman Marvin Rodriguez is downplaying the coronavirus problem in the Manhattan area, saying that it's not as big a problem here as elsewhere because there aren't many Chinese people.https://t.co/zO5wY5fR6E— Manhattan Mercury (@MERCnewsroom) March 19, 2020?s=20Riley County Commission chairman Marvin Rodriguez on Thursday defended comments he had made earlier about Chinese people, saying he eats Chinese food and has Chinese friends.https://t.co/9rp274ajLn— Manhattan Mercury (@MERCnewsroom) March 26, 2020
had a hard time deciding which thread to put this in. also maybe luked?Riley County Commission Chairman Marvin Rodriguez is downplaying the coronavirus problem in the Manhattan area, saying that it's not as big a problem here as elsewhere because there aren't many Chinese people.https://t.co/zO5wY5fR6E— Manhattan Mercury (@MERCnewsroom) March 19, 2020?s=20
Riley County Commission Chairman Marvin Rodriguez is downplaying the coronavirus problem in the Manhattan area, saying that it's not as big a problem here as elsewhere because there aren't many Chinese people.https://t.co/zO5wY5fR6E— Manhattan Mercury (@MERCnewsroom) March 19, 2020
Riley County Commission Chairman Marvin Rodriguez is downplaying the coronavirus problem in the Manhattan area, saying that it's not as big a problem here as elsewhere because there aren't many Chinese people.https://t.co/zO5wY5fR6E
Riley County Commission chairman Marvin Rodriguez on Thursday defended comments he had made earlier about Chinese people, saying he eats Chinese food and has Chinese friends.https://t.co/9rp274ajLn— Manhattan Mercury (@MERCnewsroom) March 26, 2020
Riley County Commission chairman Marvin Rodriguez on Thursday defended comments he had made earlier about Chinese people, saying he eats Chinese food and has Chinese friends.https://t.co/9rp274ajLn
“We’re getting real close to pre-World War II Germany,” Rodriguez said in a regular public meeting of the county commission.https://t.co/tr61Vvd5To— Manhattan Mercury (@MERCnewsroom) November 23, 2020
“We’re getting real close to pre-World War II Germany,” Rodriguez said in a regular public meeting of the county commission.https://t.co/tr61Vvd5To
“It’s not just closing the store down for Biden,” said @ernietedeschi. “It’s burning the store down.” https://t.co/dd5orXq5I7— Jeanna Smialek (@jeannasmialek) November 21, 2020
“It’s not just closing the store down for Biden,” said @ernietedeschi. “It’s burning the store down.” https://t.co/dd5orXq5I7
This is straightforward economic sabotage, there’s no other justification. https://t.co/odPIvNNGgX— George "Grants To State & Local Gov NOW" Pearkes (@pearkes) November 24, 2020
This is straightforward economic sabotage, there’s no other justification. https://t.co/odPIvNNGgX
Quote from: Trim on March 26, 2020, 04:11:22 PMQuote from: 'taterblast on March 20, 2020, 08:42:45 AMhad a hard time deciding which thread to put this in. also maybe luked?Riley County Commission Chairman Marvin Rodriguez is downplaying the coronavirus problem in the Manhattan area, saying that it's not as big a problem here as elsewhere because there aren't many Chinese people.https://t.co/zO5wY5fR6E— Manhattan Mercury (@MERCnewsroom) March 19, 2020?s=20Riley County Commission chairman Marvin Rodriguez on Thursday defended comments he had made earlier about Chinese people, saying he eats Chinese food and has Chinese friends.https://t.co/9rp274ajLn— Manhattan Mercury (@MERCnewsroom) March 26, 2020“We’re getting real close to pre-World War II Germany,” Rodriguez said in a regular public meeting of the county commission.https://t.co/tr61Vvd5To— Manhattan Mercury (@MERCnewsroom) November 23, 2020
i've praised mnuchin in the past, but this certainly qualifies him for the thread.“It’s not just closing the store down for Biden,” said @ernietedeschi. “It’s burning the store down.” https://t.co/dd5orXq5I7— Jeanna Smialek (@jeannasmialek) November 21, 2020This is straightforward economic sabotage, there’s no other justification. https://t.co/odPIvNNGgX— George "Grants To State & Local Gov NOW" Pearkes (@pearkes) November 24, 2020
Finally, video evidence of organized election fraud in Georgia. (By a Florida Republican.) https://t.co/O53fy1t4WR pic.twitter.com/M524pTYtyG— Brad Heath (@bradheath) December 3, 2020
Finally, video evidence of organized election fraud in Georgia. (By a Florida Republican.) https://t.co/O53fy1t4WR pic.twitter.com/M524pTYtyG
The Florida lawyer said he was joking and that he wouldn't actually register to vote in Georgia. But the reporter checked, and he actually did. pic.twitter.com/7etlo1WDj1— Brad Heath (@bradheath) December 3, 2020
The Florida lawyer said he was joking and that he wouldn't actually register to vote in Georgia. But the reporter checked, and he actually did. pic.twitter.com/7etlo1WDj1
Riley County Commission Chairman Marvin Rodriguez is quarantining after being around his son, who tested positive for the coronavirus.https://t.co/IayMJhZiJG— Manhattan Mercury (@MERCnewsroom) December 3, 2020
Riley County Commission Chairman Marvin Rodriguez is quarantining after being around his son, who tested positive for the coronavirus.https://t.co/IayMJhZiJG
Now a top House Republican is calling on Psaki to “immediately apologize” for appearing to poke fun at the Space Force, which was established by Congress in 2019 with support from the Trump administrationhttps://t.co/twkahbHsEO— POLITICO (@politico) February 2, 2021
Now a top House Republican is calling on Psaki to “immediately apologize” for appearing to poke fun at the Space Force, which was established by Congress in 2019 with support from the Trump administrationhttps://t.co/twkahbHsEO
Roger Marshall's argument for not raising the minimum wage is that he had a minimum wage job and it paid for his entire college tuition.When he graduated from Kansas State University, tuition was $898/year. It is now $10,000/year. The minimum wage then was $3.35. It's now $7.25 pic.twitter.com/wmXouv2An6— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) February 24, 2021
Roger Marshall's argument for not raising the minimum wage is that he had a minimum wage job and it paid for his entire college tuition.When he graduated from Kansas State University, tuition was $898/year. It is now $10,000/year. The minimum wage then was $3.35. It's now $7.25 pic.twitter.com/wmXouv2An6
I started working by bussing tables at the Star Family Restaurant for $1/hour & slowly moved up to cook – the big leagues for a kid like me– to earn $6/hour. Businesses in small towns survive on narrow margins. Mandating a $15 minimum wage would put many of them out of business. pic.twitter.com/izQDOGRAH1— Senator John Thune (@SenJohnThune) February 24, 2021
I started working by bussing tables at the Star Family Restaurant for $1/hour & slowly moved up to cook – the big leagues for a kid like me– to earn $6/hour. Businesses in small towns survive on narrow margins. Mandating a $15 minimum wage would put many of them out of business. pic.twitter.com/izQDOGRAH1
thune must be older than he looks.
Quote from: sys on February 24, 2021, 08:56:17 PMthune must be older than he looks.Looked it up, he's 60, so, seems right on (with how he looks)
SCOOP: Jim Jordan failed to report nearly $3 million in campaign raising and spending over the last two years. The FEC wants to know why. It could be tied to a new backdoor payment scheme for GOP digital fundraising. Me @thedailybeast https://t.co/Ch7q41w0zq— Roger Sollenberger (@SollenbergerRC) March 3, 2021
SCOOP: Jim Jordan failed to report nearly $3 million in campaign raising and spending over the last two years. The FEC wants to know why. It could be tied to a new backdoor payment scheme for GOP digital fundraising. Me @thedailybeast https://t.co/Ch7q41w0zq
pic.twitter.com/iDZpnYYWfb— Bad COVID-19 Takes (@BadCOVID19Takes) March 6, 2021
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