Replying to @tedcruz
your words carry weight rafael, whether you like it or not. posting your opinions as facts is not cool.
Replying to @AbdulElSayed @AOC
i love that dr abdul was pretty much running michigan's public health for years & none y'all knew who he was. y'all still breathing so...
angisbrokeasf retweeted

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed@AbdulElSayed17h
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Powerful words from @AOC. America does not belong to any one race, religion, or creed. It is big enough for all of us who believe in democracy and in our Constitution and in leaving a future that is better for our kids.
Replying to @kdh4potus @KamalaHarris
momala still destined for greatness- her own mama watching over her, dougie & the family 💫
angisbrokeasf retweeted
I had told him exactly who I was not five minutes before this exchange.
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😳 Trump snaps at another reporter: "Hey! I don't know who the hell you are but you better be careful"
Replying to @atrupar
imagine if dr abdul said "please vote for me, i'll give you money!"
Replying to @HQNewsNow
this is normal these days, right? nothing to see here...
angisbrokeasf retweeted
Trump engaged in a thoughtful, extended conversation with—nothingness. He suddenly stopped, waved, saluted, offered greetings, and chatted for a bit with the empty space. 😁🤭
The cameraman deliberately zoomed out to show that there was absolutely no one to be seen for hundreds of meters in any direction.
Apparently, Trump received a visit from the very same "invisible person"—the kind of encounter he had previously mocked Joe Biden for supposedly having.
t.me/MirovichMedia/15645
Replying to @EdKrassen
amazon is a prime (scuse the pun) example of what abdul is saying-workers in US make maybe $20-24/hr, bezos makes at least 3mil/hr. surely something could be done to show more appreciation to his workers of which he would be nothing without.
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New Talarico ad running statewide:
"Ken Paxton says, I don't have his experience, and he's right.
"I've never been indicted for fraud. I've never been reported to the FBI for bribery. I've never been impeached by my own party, and I've never given a sweetheart deal to a pedophile.
"I have a different kind of experience. I've worked with both parties to cap the cost of insulin and pass the largest property tax cut in Texas history. I'm James Tallarico and I approve this message because we need a different kind of experience in Washington."
Replying to @TeamTalaricoHQ @jamestalarico
we've seen American voters skip over intellect & empathy before. i hope, for your sake, that they don't do it again @jamestalarico
sorry how is shooting a baby "justified"?
🚨🚨🚨Mississippi’s Attorney General has ruled the police shooting that killed 18-month-old Kohen Wiley “justified.” No charges will be filed.
June 14, 2026. Senatobia. A Walmart parking lot. A call about a pack of diapers. No reason to draw a gun.
Kohen was in his mother’s arms in the front passenger seat when a Senatobia police officer fired into the car. The driver was also shot. Kohen died at the hospital.
Monday’s statement from AG Lynn Fitch’s office was a few sentences. No name for Kohen. No name for the officer. No explanation.
What the public has seen since June 14:
Body cam footage: nothing
Dash cam footage: nothing
Walmart surveillance: nothing
911 call: nothing
In June, the Department of Public Safety said footage would not be released until the investigation was complete and handed to the Attorney General.
The investigation is complete.
The Attorney General has it.
The decision is made.
What else is on the record:
Kohen’s mother says the diapers were paid for.
The family’s independent autopsy indicates Kohen was shot from the side of the car, not the front.
The official account says the car was driving toward officers.
State records identify the officer under investigation as Sgt. Hunter Foster.
Six months before the shooting, a fellow officer complained about Foster’s remarks about his Black partner and child. Foster stayed on patrol.
June 12, two days before the shooting, a Black officer says Foster called him a “Black motherf***er” in front of coworkers. He filed a complaint the day after Kohen was killed.
Last month, Senatobia fired its police chief over racist text messages.
In 2025, a Senatobia officer pulled a Black woman out of her car in that same Walmart parking lot.
Lynn Fitch was elected Attorney General by Mississippi voters. In August, she announced she is running for governor.
The office that decides whether anyone answers for a baby’s death is filled at the ballot box. The person in it now is asking for a bigger one.
Release the body cam.
Release the dash cam.
Release the Walmart footage.
Release the 911 call.
Release all of it.
Kohen Wiley should be here.
We Cannot be Silent. As a Nation- We must fight for Baby Kohen Wiley.













