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It’s FINALLY GAMEDAY️‼️ Can we get a GO BIRDS?!
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To be clear, the president of the United States is blaming Americans for a terrorist attack on America, simply because it happened in a blue state.
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The GOP is desperately trying to rewrite history, but just a reminder that Donald Trump was president during the lockdowns, and he awarded Fauci a presidential commendation for his work on COVID. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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The chasm between competence and incompetence could not be wider.
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The USA is raising up against Trump. RT if you stand with them
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Oh, so MAHA was a scam?
NEW: In major reversal, Trump administration “retreats” on plan to ban artificial colors in food & significantly loosens FDA labeling requirements.
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Retired 4-Star Navy Admiral and former Navy SEAL William McRaven on Donald Trump: "Through your actions, you have embarrassed us in the eyes of our children, humiliated us on the world stage and, worst of all, divided us as a nation." RETWEET if you stand with Admiral McRaven!
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Trump has done *a lot* of criminal, horrible, impeachable shit. But, if the Trump administration fails to return Garcia, or if any harm has come to him, it will be hands down the most illegal and deplorable action of any US president. Let's be clear: -Garcia, while a minor, fled gang targeting in El Salvador and illegally entered the US. -While here, he eventually married a US citizen, testified against the Barrio 18 gang (even though it risked him being deported) and attempted asylum claims. -In 2019, he was granted a "Withholding of Removal" and a work permit and so was living in Maryland legally. -Whenever you are subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, whether legally or illegally, you have inalienable rights - the very ones the President's oath of office claims to uphold and defend. -Garcia was arrested on suspicion of gang activity, and departed with foreign prisons in El Salvador. The problem is: -There was no proof given. -He had a "Withholding of Removal" which meant he could not be deported. -The government argued they were aware of this withholding order but that he had been departed "by mistake" without any further hearing in court. Courts had ordered the planes turnaround, an order which according to a passenger affidavit the pilots were aware of, but they were given instructions to ignore. A Maryland court ordered him returned by no later than April 7th. The government failed to return him. The Supreme Court reviewed the case on April 10th and unanimously ordered that the US government must facilitate Garcia's return. Since then Trump's administration has continued to play games, making excuses of why he cannot be returned, or failing to give updates - with many speculating that Garcia, who testified against gangs he was now in prison with, may not even be alive any more. At the direction of the President: -People subject to US jurisdiction were rounded up and deported without time for habeas hearings. -Including *legal* US residents, against a judges order, who are subject to all rights and protections within the United States. -Instructions to return the plane were ignored. -Instructions from a state court were ignored. -Now the Supreme Court has been ignored. And the President who is supposed to be the most powerful man in the world, who has a duty to defend and protect those subject to US jurisdiction from wrong-doing, claims that he can't get this man back from El Salvador. If any harm has come to Garcia, it is blood on the President's hands. The protections he has ignored would have led to the direct harm of a US resident. And it will forever be a stain on America, this shameful president, and on the court of John Roberts who allowed for a tyrant to exercise such authorities so repeatedly unchecked.
BREAKING: El Salvador President Bukele says immigrant from Maryland won't be returned to the U.S.
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If you been thru this era as an Eagles fan, enjoy what happened today unapologetically 🤷🏽‍♂️ #FlyEaglesFly
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OH MY GOODNESS, 2 MORE DAYS… GOOOOOOOOO BIRDS 🦅 (via @DelcoDelphia)
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7 years ago today - 2/4/2018 In 4 days…. Let’s do it again 🦅
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Proof Trump CAVED: To all the MAGA who is saying Trump “got what he wanted” because Mexico is sending 10,000 troops to the border: Biden achieved the same deployment in 2021 without any threats. 👇
BREAKING NEWS: After stocks TANKED following Trump’s announcement to tariff Mexico 25% - he’s now backtracking and will delay them a “month” as the Mexican president promises to send the National Guard to the border.
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BREAKING: The Department of Veterans Affairs has CANCELLED SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING because it includes considerations for the LGBTQ+ community. Veterans suicide.
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Casey O'Donnell retweeted
Part 3 - NFC Championship There's no discharge in the war #FlyEaglesFly #BOOTS
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READY TO RUN THROUGH A BRICK WALL GOOO FUCKING BIRDS 🦅
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Shoutout to this church in my hometown. #GoBirds
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Attention Eagles fans This is a must watch 👀 Presented by NFL Films Narrated by Eagles legend Jason Kelce #FlyEaglesFly  #StoutlandUniversity
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Casey O'Donnell retweeted
So in of Landman, Billy Bob Thornton's character has a monologue about how wind turbines aren't really green power and all clean energy tech is useless. And it sounds really authoritative in an Arkansas drawl, like he's just laying out the plain facts that city folks don't get.
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So, here’s the plan: axe the Department of Education. Rip it out at the roots and toss it in the trash, they say. It’s bold. Revolutionary. And by “revolutionary,” I mean pulling the rug out from under every kid whose parents can’t afford private school. You think this is about “freedom”? No, it’s about keeping the poor where they are: in the dirt, staring up at a ladder they’ll never get to climb. Without the Department of Education, who’s going to pay for the Title I schools? You know, the ones that keep the lights on in neighborhoods where families are choosing between groceries and gas? That money doesn’t fall from the sky. And when it’s gone, those schools won’t just struggle; they’ll sink. No books, no teachers, no hope. But wait, there’s more! Let’s talk about the kids with disabilities. Remember them? Apparently, they’re collateral damage. That $13 billion IDEA program? That lifeline for special education? Poof, gone. Now what? Parents are left scrambling while states bicker over whether or not to fund wheelchairs and speech therapists. It’s all on you, folks. Good luck. And what happens when the feds step back? You get patchwork schooling. One state decides to teach algebra, another hands out bibles, and the third figures, why not both? Kids move from one town to another and end up learning that gravity’s a theory in one classroom and a sin in another. Standards go out the window, civil rights protections weaken, and suddenly, it’s 1950 all over again. For the young dreamers, the kids who want college and ore our future? Forget Pell Grants. Forget affordable tuition. Unless Mom and Dad have cash stashed in the walls, higher education is a pipe dream. And what does that mean for the workforce? A dumber, poorer country, that’s what. You think job creators are going to hire folks who can’t read contracts or fix machines? Get real. And don’t let them fool you with talk of “school choice.” That’s code for privatization. It’s a way to make sure the rich get shiny charter schools and the poor get what’s left, crumbs. They say it’s about competition, but the only race here is to the bottom. And when the dust settles, it’s the rich sipping lattes while the rest of us try to figure out how to spell “inequality.” This isn’t about education. It’s about control. About keeping the same people on top and making sure the ladder gets kicked out from underneath everyone else. They say it’s freedom, but it looks a lot more like a prison cell to me. Trump 'efficiency' co-leader suggests Dept. of Education will be 'deleted outright' rawstory.com/vivek-ramaswamy…
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