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✝️ ex-Democrat turned sane person
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“…that she’d been literally gang raped while intoxicated by five men at a fraternity house…”
This is WILD. This is a sitting governor robbing 7 men of their right to due process.
I agree. Erika should definitely start taking her cues from Candace and start dressing like she’s auditioning to be the DEI Golden Girl.
Candace has a totally normal, age-appropriate, and super chic wardrobe. 😬😂
Reminder that this is what Charlie thought of Zee and the UnF*ckAmerica Tour—the same people Candace is now cozying up to, and vice versa.
“While you guys have been ridiculing us, we’ve been building.”
He sounds just like his wife, or rather his wife sounds like him. Can’t you just hear her saying this? ❤️
I hate Tucker so much, which is crazy because I started the year a fan.
Here he is using an old clip of Charlie that he claims was “not that long before he died” in an attempt to one up his (Tucker’s) political opponents and argue against the death penalty.
The reality is that this clip of Charlie is more than three years old, and he’d changed his mind on the death penalty prior to his murder.
Even in this clip Tucker shows, you can see Charlie was never against it morally; but rather, he was worried about misapplication.
By the end of his life, he was openly defending the death penalty.
If we’re sharing clips of Charlie (as well we should), we should be honest about the date they were recorded, the context in which they were recorded, and whether we have him on record changing his mind.
Everyone needs to stop using Charlie to fight their political battles. He is alive in Christ but dead to this world. He’s not a political pawn for you to mold and use.
This is EXACTLY why you cannot give an inch to the Left. Because they WILL take a mile.
We went from gay marriage to transgenderism to nonbinary identities, and now we’re expected to learn entirely new pronouns like “zer/zim”?!
And people want to pretend none of this is connected?!
It is ALL connected. Once you normalize one thing, it becomes the justification for the next.
The slippery slope is REAL. And I guarantee you that 30 years from now, we’ll be somewhere even more insane that we can’t even conceive of today.
Karine Jean-Pierre on the Vivek Ramaswamy ad: “What you’re doing is you’re supporting sexual abuse.”
This is not true.
And shame on the “conservatives” giving even an inch to this.
Ana Navarro says that black college graduates aren’t getting hired because President Trump has toppled DEI.
Wild and unsubstantiated take.
Natalie Jean Beisner retweeted
Amy ran ad accusing Vivek's MOM of killing woman.
Dems ad accused Romney of killing a woman.
Dems accused GOP of murdering grandmas.
Dems use Kennedy family and Trump niece to attack them.
If Amy's mother is calling her a chronic liar, seems fair, esp after calling Vivek murderer
“We’re in the midst of a genocide of people like me.”
This “black trans career musician” says he/she/it is fleeing the country because it’s “not safe,” but he/she/it needs you to fund the escape.
“The value is not intellectual from something like Frankenstein or Dracula.”
Spoken like someone who’s never read either. Just totally false.
Not comparing Stephen King to Shelley or Stoker, but this is in fact why I like King’s novels (usually the older ones, not the newer), because—like Frankenstein and Dracula—they actually do have intellectual and thematic value beyond horror or being “scary.”
People give me crap, but the old novels are good. Pet Sematary in particular raises challenging and thought-provoking themes about grief and loss and the natural order of things.
I wouldn’t have run Vivek’s ad against Amy Acton. I think it was a mistake.
But I’m not going to pretend that one ill-advised campaign ad matters more than the policies that will govern millions of Americans.
And I’m certainly not going to join the pearl-clutching Republicans who seem more outraged by this ad than by what Democrats actually want to do to this country.
JD Vance has it right. Batya Ungar-Sargon doesn’t.
There are bigger things at stake here, and I’m not interested in handing Democrats a victory over manufactured outrage.