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In 1984. Recent law school grad Greg Abbott was jogging in the affluent Houston, Texas suburb of River Oaks. When he jogged past Divorce attorney Roy Moore's home. A giant oak tree broke and tragically fell on Greg Abbott. Crushing his spine and leaving him paralyzed. Uninsured and unemployed. Abbott had no health insurance. He had over $81,000 in hospital bills. He sued. Abbott got his hospital bills paid and received over $5.7 million dollars in payouts from Moore's home insurance and the tree services company who failed to detect the tree was rotten inside. Still to this day Greg Abbott gets a monthly check that includes cost of living increases each year. And will receive a check for the rest of his life. When Abbott was on the Texas Supreme court . He voted to decrease the amount of money someone in a similar situation could receive. Gregg Abbott supported capping non medical damages in cases like his at $250,000. A reward like the multi million dollars in payouts Abbott received and still receives each and every month till the day he dies would be impossible today. Of course these bills were crafted to not be retroactive. So they do not affect Greg Abbotts payments. Gregg Abbott does everything he can to hurt us Texans. While he laughs all the way to the bank every month with his very generous monthly check that he happily denies to another Texan who is injured in the same way as Abbott was. It goes without saying. This is another example of a GOP hypocrite. OK for me but not for any other Texan. That should be Gov. Greg Abbotts theme song for his life. What a despicable man who cares nothing about anyone's pain and suffering. He got his and to Abbot and the GOP. That's all that matters. @NewBlueUSA #DemVoice1
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Replying to @axios
Axios, you really can't crop the top of that MAL bathroom photo...
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This is gold. Watch and share widely. Trump on Hillary Clinton from seven years ago 👇
#ProsecuteTrump
You have to see what Trump said about classified documents 7 years ago
Happy Second Trump Indictment Day to those who celebrate!
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Replying to @joncoopertweets
Guess what else is mixed in it🤢
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This fascinating timelapse of an orb-weaver spider building her web is even more remarkable considering she removes it before dawn each day and constructs a new one every night to avoid daytime predators.
Credit: dinaoren0/tiktok
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Replying to @axios
He's been Chief Justice for 17 years, and here we see the result of his stewardship.
Roberts should retire, with his very last shred of dignity, before he speaks again.
At least send some money to the families.
Replying to @tedcruz
Wait, you’re only sending prayers?
What about thoughts, Ted?!
WHAT ABOUT THOUGHTS?!?!
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Who's 'Powered by Presto?' @AhanaIO! It plays a critical role for our data platform users who want an integrated and cloud native #SQL engine on their S3 data lakes and other data sources. Learn more: prestodb.io/powered-by-prest…
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Replying to @fangshimin
信教根本就是愚昧。我们之所以还尊重宗教信仰,除了它历史上在民智未开、现代科学体系还没形成之时发挥过积极作用(当然也做过不少坏事),也是出于对社会发展程度、人无完人、愚昧不是罪的理解和包容。就如我们日常交往即使察觉某些朋友智商偏低,也出于尊重不会指出,除非饶毅般作高人状指指点点。🤡
Educators , this is a golden opportunity to research on IQ distribution. techcrunch.com/2023/03/24/tw…
That’s right. People, especially the working class, will spend whatever they make, one way or another. Businesses need to cater. You can’t expect to profit on one business model or product forever.
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Replying to @mehdirhasan
Worst scene of the game. Musk and Murdoch: the end of civilization
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Art made by nature.. ❄️ xitter.cf/buitengebieden/status/…


















