White 🤍 Queen
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God bless me to never have friends like Candace Owens. Source of the "emotional asset" claim: She says the phrase came from an internal White House email that was accidentally sent to the wrong internal mail chain — one her team has tried unsuccessfully to obtain via FOIA. She claims the email showed White House staff pushing Erika Kirk's "I wanna go home" statement after the White House Correspondents' Dinner incident, which she asserts "wasn't really a shooting. Which is crazy Because a secret service agent got shot. Owens argues Erika Kirk reversed her late husband's publicly stated positions (which, per Owens, opposed women climbing the corporate ladder) by becoming CEO and chairman of his company, and that as head of a 501(c)(3) charity she is subject to public criticism and cannot invoke the "widow card" to be above reproach. Claims that 501(c)(3) charities are "our money" Owens contrasts Charlie Kirk, who she says traveled and answered questions directly, with Erika Kirk, whom she accuses of relying on "halls of power," paying influencers through PR agents to attack critics, and presenting herself as a victim. Owens says that during a four-hour meeting with Erika Kirk she "held her cards" and alleges Kirk "lied to my face" — specifically about (a) denying on Glenn Beck's show that Charlie Kirk texted anyone the night before saying he feared he would die, and (b) denying that Kirk had texted people about leaving the pro-Israel cause — both of which Owens claims were later proven true by evidence she released A complete fucking lie. Because information, it was updated after going into the phone further and looking at different apps Owens claims she has evidence Kirk was "in the office laughing, leading Zoom calls" and in good spirits about merchandise sales 11 days after her husband's death, calling her "suspicious." Erica was clearly puffy and tired looking in that video laughing at emojis from staff ment to cheer her up, but also very depressed and distraught looking. She was happy to see that Charlie was beloved by so many. That's so many were willing to step up and carry Charlie's voice and ware his message on their hat and shirts, which is exciting, even though losing Charlie is a tragedy. Two things can be true.
White 🤍 Queen54,179 views • 23 days ago
Candace is so cooked Video:They identified this guy because of his underwear in a separate case. Candace saying in the Tyler Robinson case that we don't have clear footage of Tyler Robinson. And the reason why the investigator thought it was Tyler Robinson was because he had the same clothes. Like it was unprecedented or something. Investigators routinely use clothing as 1 tool to identify, track, or link a possible suspect but it is almost never treated as unique identification by itself. Couple it with fingerprints or DNA and you got a case. Now add a confession And we already know. Tyler confessed.
White 🤍 Queen21,172 views • 1 month ago
Errors Identified in Fulton County Audit Report An analysis by the Rossie James team identified 36 factual errors in the Fulton County hand audit report published by the Secretary of State. These errors represented over 4,000 false absentee ballot votes out of 147,000 counted, a 2.7% error rate. The errors were validated by Governor Kemp's team. Admissions of Flawed Audit Report Initially the Secretary of State's office denied errors, but after the Governor's validation they admitted the Fulton County audit report was severely flawed. In a radio interview the Secretary of State acknowledged "they were off by several thousand ballots" because some ballots were scanned twice. Damage to Election Integrity Mr. Watters argues the audit errors and flawed report from Fulton County does not inspire confidence or trust in the election results. He says it was sloppy, inconsistent, and undermines election integrity.
White 🤍 Queen29,451 views • 2 years ago
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