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Robust debate on El-Sayed’s worldview last night. The Republican argument here is more than valid.
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My beef with Abdul:
He says he’s a doctor. He’s not. He’s unlicensed.
He’s for abolishing the police. He deleted the tweet, but CNN found it.
His staff denied he’s a dual citizen w Egypt. Video shows Abdul saying he’s a dual citizen and he summered in Egypt.
He refuses to condemn the Muslim Brotherhood and Iran.
He blames terrorism on America’s policies.
He calls Israel bloodthirsty. Who uses that language?
He says he hasn’t taken a penny of corporate contributions, but his FEC report shows he received $1.9 million in contributions from 629 corporate executives, including from Nvidia, Google and Pfizer.
Abdul is a conman.
It betrays a particular ugliness to smear Israel to mark Oct. 7, the day Hamas started the war by deliberately massacring Jews. wsj.com/opinion/oct-7-zohran… via @WSJopinion
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SAVE THAT PUCK! Congrats to @michaels_owen on his first NHL goal!
#ProBroncos
Owen Michaels lights the lamp for the first time 🚨 #LetsGoOilers
Owen Michaels with a Goal vs. Vancouver Canucks
Owen Michaels (Edmonton Oilers) with a Goal vs. Vancouver Canucks, 10/01/2026
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Anyone with a pulse and a marginal desire for a better life knows socialism is for morons.
Abdul El-Sayed is ten exits past normal.
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The LA Coliseum was built in 16 months. The Empire State Building took 13 months. The Eastern Columbia building was built in 9 months during the Depression. But you have people like this defending Karen Bass taking over 2 years to fix a damn tarp for a reservoir. LMAO.
Replying to @spencerpratt
Stop with the inaccurate info, the liner and cover installation was completed two days ago. Between the failures, the bidding process and manufacturing it does take that long to build and install a 10 acre liner and cover. Here's a complete factual timeline of events and a link to the latest info from @LADWP from 2 days ago.
ladwpnews.com/santa-ynez-dri…
Jan 2024: ~100-foot tear found in Santa Ynez Reservoir cover.
Feb 2024: Reservoir drained; repair contracting/bidding begins.
Jun–Jul 2024: Project put out to bid.
Nov 2024: Purchase order issued.
Jan 2025: Palisades Fire; reservoir still empty.
Mar 2025: Contractor repairs cover; refill begins March 31.
Apr 2025: More tears/pinholes found; drained again.
Jun 2025: Repairs completed; reservoir returned to service.
Feb 19, 2026: Draining begins for full $19.5M cover/liner replacement.
Apr 2026: Reservoir fully drained; old cover removal underway.
Spring–Summer 2026: Old cover removed; new liner and floating cover installed.
Sept 14, 2026: New liner and cover installation complete.
Late Sept 2026: Refilling expected to begin.
By Dec 2026: Full return to service expected.
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When The Detroit News endorses the Republican, it just goes to show you how BAD @AbdulElSayed really is.
This statement from The Detroit News looks like a murder scene.
“He has deleted social media posts that reportedly called into question his attitude about America in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He’s taken down roughly 100 YouTube videos that paint an unflattering picture of him and his cultural views. A candidate who feels the need to hide his past from voters is not someone who can be trusted to be the same person after Election Day as he was on the campaign trail.” 🫠
I’ll be voting for @MikeRogersForMI
💪🏽🫡🇺🇸
Detroit News endorsement for U.S. Senator from Michigan detroitnews.com/story/opinio…
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Abdul El-Sayed says corporate PACs are pure corruption, but he’s fine taking $130K from a terrorist organization. What he calls a campaign contribution was from affiliates named in the Hamas-financing prosecution. His donations come with their own extremist coalition.
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The left’s ultimate goal for the healthcare dysfunctions caused by regulation is a single-payer system in which bureaucrats in Washington determine what treatments you can receive. wsj.com/opinion/democrats-he… via @WSJopinion
The Free Press is fantastic!
Talarico isn’t the only one taking his foot out of his mouth this week. In Michigan, U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is feeling the cringe too, over his infamous “hurt people hurt people” line after the Temple Israel synagogue attack.
the world above even our own self-interest and, yes, even our own survival. Okay, ma’am, you can do that! But me, I’m putting my own survival and that of those I love at number one. Also, I love that this is her pitch for the El-Sayed vote: You might die, but guys, just do it.
to put their own feelings of personal safety aside. “We have a moral imperative to place the needs of the world above even our own self-interest and, yes, even our own survival,” she told the crowd. Thanks for the advice, Dana!
We have a moral imperative to place the needs of
opened a front in West Bloomfield. Oh, how he regrets it now, he says to a gathering of Jewish voters this week.
Meanwhile, also at that gathering was Michigan attorney general Dana Nessel, who is Jewish. She was urging voters to pick El-Sayed and literally argued that they need
See, after a man who authorities identified as Lebanon-born Ayman Mohamad Ghazali attempted to drive his truck into a Jewish temple and preschool, Abdul El-Sayed said, “hurt people hurt people.” All’s fair in love and war. And the war might be in Lebanon, but apparently they’ve
TGIF: Once Postpartum, Always Postpartum thefp.com/p/tgif-once-postpa…
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Jury Unable To Decide If Strangling Your Kids Is Okay buff.ly/4ZBn7ot
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Data centers do not destroy water, but they do consume some that would otherwise remain available locally. That’s a genuine cost.
However, the engineers responsible for cooling data centers are already solving that problem.
In fact, the technology to bring on-site data center water use close to zero already exists.
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