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Sarah Johnson retweeted
NEW: Cash App has severed ties with the 'I've Had It' Podcast after hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan laughed uncontrollably at the thought of digging up Charlie Kirk's corpse and killing him again.
Cash App says they are no longer a sponsor of the show.
Just 20 minutes before the women cracked up at the thought of assassinating Charlie Kirk again, Welch had read an ad for Cash App.
Surprising anyone would want to sponsor this show in the first place.
Sarah Johnson retweeted
Just a reminder that itās normal to drive your car until it dies, cook dinner most nights, live in a smaller home, pack your lunch, keep your phone until it stops working, buy used before buying new, make coffee at home, and wear the same clothes for years.
Sarah Johnson retweeted
Voters in Colorado and Washington, both blue states, passed bills to keep boys out of girls sports. I think similar bills would pass in all 50 states. This means @sophaller isnāt remotely ācontroversial.ā The people who are actually controversial are those attacking her.
I've got it on good authority from MULTIPLE sources that @ChuckMuth has exchanged campaign work for sexual favors from clients @Giamuth
Sarah Johnson retweeted
I've repeatedly asked for proof from Chuck. Instead of getting proof, I was told to "calm down" and "take a breath"... Now when asked for proof by my husband, he tells him to go fuck himself. If that doesn't tell you what you need to know, I've got a bridge to sell you. There is no proof.
Sarah Johnson retweeted
@ChuckMuth, you smeared my wife with a false accusation, never bothered to contact her to verify it, and have not offered a shred of evidence to support your claim.
That's not journalism. It's reckless character assassination.
Retract your accusation publicly or be prepared to defend it in a libel lawsuit.
Sarah Johnson retweeted
What will come from this election? Oh, the usual...
-Republicans won't learn a thing.
-Democrats will screw everything up.
-Libertarians will be right about everything and no one will listen to them.
Sarah Johnson retweeted
At what point do we stop focusing on who needs to pay more tax and start asking where all of our tax money is going.
Sarah Johnson retweeted
Any Nevada Republican who fled California's crazy politics and doesn't vote today will be rounded up and shipped back to California. That's your punishment for not fighting to save Nevada.
Sarah Johnson retweeted
šØ NEVADA, IT'S ELECTION DAY! šØ
This election will be decided by ballots still sitting on kitchen tables across Nevada.
š³ļø Every vote will matter today! Fill out your ballot, sign the envelope, and get it to an official drop-off location by 7 PM TODAY!
š Need someone to pick up and deliver your ballot? Call or text 702-209-4716.
šŗšø I'd be honored to earn your vote for Nevada State Treasurer!
Sarah Johnson retweeted
Nevada, today is the day. Itās Election Day and itās time to make your voice heard!
We canāt afford to go backward. We have unfinished business, and Iām ready to keep serving you for another four years.
Get out and vote. Letās finish the job!
Find your nearest pulling location here: nvsos.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dā¦
Sarah Johnson retweeted
Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson broke party lines to endorse Gov. Joe Lombardoās re-election campaign because of his relationship with Lombardo and his gripes with Attorney General Aaron Ford, he told the Review-Journal.
FULL STORY: lvrj.com/post/3907347
It's Election Day and Democrat leaders say "affordability" and "cost of living" are their top issues and that they'll lower prices.
But let's take a look at states with the HIGHEST cost of living and who's been in control of the government over the last 20 years...it's always Dems.
8 of the 9 states had Democratic governors for 60%+ of the period. 6 had Democratic control of BOTH legislative chambers 100% of the period.
Alaska was excluded because its legislature has historically operated through bipartisan governing coalitions, making it difficult to accurately attribute legislative control to either political party.
By contrast, here is a chart showing Democrat control over the last 20 years in states with the LOWEST cost of living.
