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Husband, father, Floridian, wannabe libertarian. considers himself funny, probably isn’t. no DM’s Vengeance for #Peanut

Joined April 2009
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And I don't care if this offends you..
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When you find yourself thinking about who won, why, and what will happen, just say to yourself, "This is just professional wrestling, and I am pondering why Hulk Hogan did so poorly."
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Whelp. 🤷🏼‍♀️
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Turns out you can’t win elections by betraying your constituents and accomplishing nothing that you promised 🤷‍♂️
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I feel bad for the younger generations that were spared the Cold War stuff just to have impending WWIII sprung on them like a Jack-in-the-box from hell. At least they did my generation the courtesy of conditioning us from a young age to mentally prepare us for impending doom.
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This guy said the quiet part out loud and you can feel his anger and disgust… I couldn’t agree more..
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Using the expression “and this is where the magic happens” while giving a house tour should be a felony.
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Israel has their elections today and Americans cannot vote in them…Isn’t this taxation without representation? 🤔
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I say this with sincerity - why do they insist on doing these weird songs?
This is what democracy looks like!
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Probably 😁🤣
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I stand with the dude who bought Twitter, makes cars fly and catches boosters from his rockets. America is lucky to have Elon on the side of free speech, 2A and the Constitution and against wokeness.
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Holy cow I had no idea how badly I needed that. Thanks @cheriofhilarion
🤣🤣🤣🤣 🎶 sweet joy! 🥰
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A heads up to everyone following this account: The attacks are coming. We expected them. When a citizen-authored document dissolves the Federal Reserve, strips unelected bureaucrats of regulatory power, ends the de facto authority politicians have handed themselves over decades, and removes courts' ability to interpret away rights the people never surrendered — the people who benefit from that system are going to fight back. We've already seen it. Recycled propaganda about "magic money" and "you can't just dissolve the Fed" — from accounts that apparently believe a private banking cartel charging the American people interest on their own currency for 111 years is the responsible, stable alternative. Let's be clear about what the Federal Reserve actually is: a private institution, not a government agency, that controls the money supply, sets the price of credit, decides who gets access and who gets squeezed, and has presided over the systematic transfer of wealth upward for over a century. That's not a conspiracy theory. That's the audited record. Here's what The Reconstitution actually does: Dissolves the Federal Reserve. Day 1. Sovereign currency issued debt-free, backed by the productive capacity of the American people — not loaned into existence by a private institution and handed to us with interest attached. Strips unelected agency heads of regulatory power. No more unelected bureaucrats writing rules that carry the force of law without a single vote cast by a single citizen. Every enforcement action subject to citizen jury review. Ends judicial overreach. Courts interpret. They do not govern. The Reconstitution returns interpretive supremacy to the people through direct mechanisms — citizen juries, direct petition, recall. No more lifetime appointees functioning as a third legislative chamber. Bans corporate lobbying permanently. High Crime. Mandatory 25 years. Not a fine. Not a slap. A felony with teeth, hardcoded and unamendable. Now — a word about this account. This is one person. A working American with a full-time job, 12-hour shifts, 13 days every two weeks, and four children at home. There is no team. There is no war room. There is no PR firm. There is one person who built this document from scratch because the country he's raising his kids in is being stripped for parts and nobody in power has any intention of stopping it. So if your reply sits for a day or two — that's why. The debates will happen. Every legitimate challenge will get a real answer. That's a promise. But the fastest way to understand what we're proposing isn't to wait for a reply. It's to read the document yourself. Front to back. Every provision. Every protection. Every mechanism. Because the people attacking it are counting on you not reading it. They're counting on the talking points landing before the truth does. Don't let them win that race. thegreatrecall.org
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Someone just called Mitch McConnell “Senator Rigor Tortoise” and I’m not okay…😂
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I realize we have a lot on our plate right now but I’m concerned that we do not currently have a plan on what we are going to do for tv commercials once Shaq retires.
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Coke versus Pepsi is a perfect analogy for Republicans and Democrats. Sure one may be a little sweeter and one may have a little more carbonation but they are both bad for you and will eventually try to kill you.
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The neocons logging on to see the latest take they have to defend.
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The craziest chair position ever...to the 40 trillionth degree. NAMASTE. 🙏🏻🙃💸
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They’re calling it the best Instagram post of all time
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