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I think I speak for all Americans when I say we do not approve of your low-cost home program:
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WNBA Clarifies A Woman Is An Adult Human Lesbian buff.ly/REf8CqK
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UNBELIEVABLE: Roughly 60,000 fewer Americans A YEAR died of drug overdoses because Trump closed the border.
It's an astounding accomplishment.
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Many moons of approving giant budgets. Suddenly Chief Warren has reservations about spending.
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Trump has ordered regulators to fast-track new nuclear plants.
Democratic senators call that dangerous.
“That's just a bunch of crap," says Ray Rothrock of @TheBTI, "They're afraid of something they don't need to be afraid of.”
My video below covers some of their fears:
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Who was the first person to declare @BarackObama was born in Kenya?
Barrack Obama in his own book.
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🚨BREAKING: TV presenter and former footballer Alex Scott discovered that one of her Jamaican ancestors owned 26 slaves.
During filming of the BBC series *Who Do You Think You Are?* in 2021, Scott learned that her four-times great-grandfather, Robert Francis Coombs — a free person of colour in Jamaica — owned 26 enslaved people between 1817 and 1832.
When Britain abolished slavery, Coombs submitted a claim and received compensation from the British government for those 26 individuals, as was standard policy at the time for slave owners.
Scott was visibly emotional on the programme, saying she had expected to find ancestors who were enslaved, not owners. She stated it went “against everything that I stand for.”
The case highlights a less frequently discussed historical reality: free people of colour in the Caribbean also owned slaves, and the British government paid compensation to owners (not the enslaved) upon abolition.
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The NFL should cancel this game.
Saints are scheduled to leave tonight for Paris, where they play the Steelers next Sunday at Stade de France. Despite intense riots and social unrest there, the NFL says the game is on.
“Preparations continue as scheduled for NFL events and the game at Stade de France next Sunday,” the NFL said. “We continue to work closely with local authorities and partners on all operational and security matters. We are also providing the two clubs with regular updates. There’s been no disruption or impact at league sites.”
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Becerra is the Sacramento machine's pick. Same thinking, same results.
You already have your ballot. Vote different. JUST TRY IT.
