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Vote NO in Virginia. Citizens have a right to fair representation in their government.
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Yeah! Struck down! Great day for Virginia voters!
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Replying to @ksgvamom
Be specific. You're full of platitudes about Repubs disenfranchising voters, but if that were really the case, all you'd have to do was make a better argument and win the votes fairly. What specifically have Repubs done in Virginia that justifies stealing the votes of millions?
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Dems won the Governorship. What's the problem with getting your vote out in VA that justifies trying to steal the ability of millions to participate fairly in elections and have equal representation in their government? There's no justification for this. You're morally corrupt.
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This whole thing is the worst piece of projection propaganda, ever. Democrats are trying to blame their corruption and their stealing of the voice in government of half of Virginia voters, while whining that they have to be corrupt because some threat from the bad orange man.
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Anybody that believes that is an idiot. This is total gerrymandering. The map was pretty fair. Vote no. "Spamburger" is a corrupt liar. We want things to be fair and reflective and we don't want to make NOVA the decider for ROV.
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Super interesting!
GPT-5, Claude, Kimi, and Gemini: "I can travel back in time to any time before 1500 and change only one thing, what is the single thing you would change, nothing obvious."
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BREAKING: Judge Boasberg of DC has blocked the Cardinals’ decision on Pope.
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Greatest clip ever
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The helicopter was flying at Reagan National Airport. The air traffic controllers advising the Blackhawk what to do where at Reagan National Airpot.
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Mr. President.
I refuse to use his name. I call him the convicted felon, rapist traitor. What do you call him?
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1/2 Kitties sings just for you on Caturday... 😻
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I hear a lot of farmers and ranchers are Republicans. You all better stop eating. And I don't think you're going back far enough on the supply chain of production. Who mined the coal that fueled the electric plant where you get your electricity? Probably a Republican, judging by the flip in West Virginia and the way Dems have been treating those people the last few years. Even if your electricity comes from hydroelectric like back in my hometown, you better check out the way those workers voted. The county where our electricity came from in NY went for Trump. You better stop using electricity to be safe from MAGA contamination! Oil and refinery companies and their workers? I bet they heavily voted for Trump. Hope you're not using gas-powered vehicles at all. But wait...the electricity thing, so you'll be more democratically pure if you walk everywhere and don't use any electricity in your home. Pretty sure the natural gas industry is out, too. Lots of former Democrats who are now Republicans in that industry, for obvious reasons. Who built your house? I'm not sure who built mine, but lately, every time we get work done, it's hispanic guys. They gave Trump a lot of votes, and I hear you guys think they're misogynistic and xenophobic now, so just to be safe, you might want to find a Democrat to hand weave you a tent. Union workers, like the steelworkers in PA, bucked their union leadership who backed Harris to go for Trump, and I'm sure that was repeated elsewhere, so you might want to ask a lot of questions first before you buy anything made by union workers, since you guys are the elitist boycotters now and the working class men and women you counted on to shore up the vote for so long are walking toward the Republican big tent. Oh, wait....you have that little app that couldn't possibly be wrong in its decision-making, so no problem, you don't need to ask. But, what is it considering when it decides if a company is red or blue? It kind of seems like it's just looking at CEOs and corporate donations and stuff like that, not the affiliations of their sometimes multitudes of workers or suppliers for that company who might actually be voting blue and are just working hard to support themselves and their families. It seems kind of elitist to just be considering the people at the top, but that's the way you Dems roll now, I guess. Speaking of apps, WTF are you guys doing here? I think we all know that Elon voted for Trump, and he sure spent a lot of time helping Trump out, right? It seems kind of hypocritical for you to be here on what you must surely think is a service tainted by Trump voters. Oh, cops and military heavily lean Republican, too, so next time you need a cop or the national guard, maybe call the head of your local Democratic Party chapter. Good luck with all that! I'm sure it will be worth spending ten hours a day trying to figure out whether everything you consume or any service you purchase has the dirty fingerprints of someone who voted for Trump on it somewhere.
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Pennsylvania!
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Why do women's jeans manufacturers think women care more about having "slim pockets" than having a pocket their phones can fit into?
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Hersh Goldberg-Polin and Aysenur Egan Eygi are dead because Hamas killed them moments before they would have been rescued by the IDF after kidnapping them and over 252 others and killing 1200 people, including women and children. At any time, including right now, Hamas could release the hostages, the war would end, and the world would certainly rush in to rebuild Gaza. Every life lost since October 7th is the responsibility of Hamas. Palestinian children are dying because of Hamas, not Israel. Mark Ruffalo is an idiot, and anybody who would give any credence to his opinion because he gets paid a lot of money to pretend he's someone else, while also seeming more stupid than most other people doing that for a living, is also an idiot.
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Replying to @MrMatthewTodd
Global temperatures have only been recorded since about 1880. That's only about 150 years. Chances are that in the 4.5 billion years the earth has been around, there have certainly been quite a few hotter days - and whole eras - than yesterday, statistically speaking.
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And that's not even considering things like fossil records, ice cores and sediment cores, and other paleoclimatological evidence of warmer eras.
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