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Pat Mussieux retweeted
Despite her best efforts, Canada will remain intact. But it is time for Danielle Smith to resign and take her rightful place alongside Trumpā the one sheās worked so hard to earn.
A lot more until some of you DO something to stop the insanity @SenAdamSchiff
Pat Mussieux retweeted
The Israeli IDF soldier who gave the order to shoot Hind Rajab a 5 year old Palestinian girl 355 times is currently in the USA and ofc nothings gonna happen to him
His name is Sean Giass make him famous
Pat Mussieux retweeted
Pay no attention to the polls ā they are no indicator of the outcome.
Find your EARLY voting location, grab as many friends as you can, and go vote!
#ElectionHeroesVoteEarly
Pat Mussieux retweeted
Itās been some time since Iāve seen these faces on social media
I thought Iād change that
We wonāt forget their faces
Fuck you cornell 7
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A Texas mail carrier learned that a dog he had befriended on his old delivery route was waiting in an animal shelter after his owner died.
Before the shelter opened, he was already there to adopt him.
USPS letter carrier Ian Burke had first met Floyd while delivering mail to the home of Ken Meyer, a Vietnam veteran who used a wheelchair, in Denton, Texas.
Floyd was Kenās service dog, and he made quite an impression on the mailman.
During their first encounter, he slipped out through the door and charged toward Ian like an excited puppy.
Over time, Ian got to know both Ken and Floyd. For about a year and a half, he enjoyed stopping by their home, delivering the mail and checking in on them.
Then his route changed.
Another carrier took over, and Ianās regular visits came to an end.
In May 2025, Ken passed away.
Floyd was surrendered to the City of Denton Animal Shelter, leaving the dog who had been his companion in need of a new home.
Over Memorial Day weekend, Ian heard a coworker talking about a dog at the shelter.
The description sounded familiar.
He asked whether the dog was Floyd.
When the answer was yes, Ian knew he wanted to bring him home.
He arrived at approximately 9:50 a.m., ten minutes before the shelter opened, to make sure he was first in line.
Floyd wouldnāt have to start over with someone who knew nothing about him.
Waiting for him was the mailman who had known him since he was a puppy.
That day, Ian adopted Floyd.
He later explained that this was a dog his former customer had loved and cherished. Taking care of him meant something personal.
āI kind of felt responsible to take care of him,ā Ian said.
He believed Ken would be pleased to know that his former mailman was giving Floyd a good home.
In a later photograph shared by USPS, Floyd sat on Ianās lap, settled into the life they now shared.
Once, Ian had been someone who stopped by and left.
Now he was the person Floyd stayed with.
Kenās love for his dog had been part of what Ian remembered about his old route.
And after Ken was gone, Ian made sure that dog still had someone to come home to ā„ļøš¾
Pat Mussieux retweeted
Two lies in one breath.
As Aaron noted, Iran did not have a nuclear bomb to āextinguish.ā
And gas is $4.28 today. Under Obama in Oct. 2016: $2.25.
Thatās nearly 90% HIGHER, not lower.
Worse: gas was $2.98 before Trumpās Iran war.
He started a war.
Gas soared.
Now heās lying about both.
Pat Mussieux retweeted
Top 100 Names In The Epstein Filesā¦. So far.
There is a special place in hell for those who harm childrenā¦
Disgusting 𤮠America!
ICE cause father to crash car during traffic stopāwith 2 little kids sitting in back seat.
Turns out he wasn't even guy they were looking for.
Traumatize his 2 toddlers for no reason.
Agents grab at kids' legs trying to pry them out of their dad's arms.
Video clearly shows severe damage to the front of the man's carāwith the driver side wheel completely off.
Then agents threaten U.S. citizen with pepper sprayājust for filming on public sidewalk.
After running the man's picture through facial recognitionāagents had to admit they got the wrong guy.
Incident occurred in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Providence, Rhode Island.
Og_Cempoalli doesn't have an account on this platformāso posting first full length, English translated, and credited video here to help raise awareness.
Pat Mussieux retweeted
Good Morning āļø
Did @X change something overnight?
One of my biggest weeks ever ā suddenly my posts feel like theyāre hitting a wall.
Iām not claiming throttling. Iām asking because the change in distribution is impossible not to notice.
Anyone else seeing it?
Pat Mussieux retweeted
Something very strange is happening on X today.
My impressions:
Oct 17: 2.2M
Oct 18: 3.0M
Oct 19: 2.5M
Oct 20: 600K so far
At the same time, I'm hearing from other accounts using #ElectionHeroesVoteEarly that their reach suddenly collapsed too.
The hashtag is TRENDING but if you've been posting about early voting today, reply with your analytics screenshot like mine and let's find out whether this is anecdotal ā or a pattern.
Pat Mussieux retweeted
Kudos to the camera man. He decided NOPE - aināt letting him pull this shit. Not today. Not on my watch.
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He missed the school bus. So Brennan Walker, fourteen, walked the route from memory and got lost, and knocked on a door to ask for directions.
A woman screamed. Her husband came down the stairs with a sh0tgun.
Rochester Hills, Michigan. The morning of 12 April 2018. His phone was dead. He had never had to walk it before.
He knocked. Through the glass he tried to explain he had missed the bus and needed to know which way the school was.
The woman inside started shouting that he was trying to break in. Her husband, Jeffrey Zeigler, a retired firefighter, came downstairs with a sh0tgun.
Brennan ran. Zeigler came out onto the porch and fired at the back of a running fourteen-year-old. The shot missed. It is on the house's own doorbell camera, which is why we are not relying on anybody's memory.
Brennan kept running until he found someone to call his mother.
Zeigler was charged and convicted of assault with intent to do great bodily harm and a firearm offence, and sentenced to four to ten years.
Brennan's mother, Lisa Wright, said afterwards that she had taught him what to do if he got lost. Go to a house. Knock on a door. Ask an adult.
Every parent teaches that. It is the single most basic instruction there is.
He did it exactly right, and a man fired a shotgun at him for it.
He was fourteen, and he was late for school.
This is why in our book we confront the painful history too many people never hear. We must never forget these injustices
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