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ACLU Executive Director Anthony D. Romero on Birthright Citizenship ruling: It was incredibly gratifying sitting in the court and watching the president fidget because he was literally six feet right in front of me. So I could see him beginning to get anxious and antsy. Some of the news...

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🚨🚨 Speaker Mike Johnson on SCOTUS’ birthright citizenship decision: “I just saw an excerpt from the great Justice Clarence Thomas who said that the original drafting of that language, it was meant to really value and enhance citizenship. And now it’s being used to devalue citizenship. I think that’s a pretty good way to summarize it.” “I’m with Clarence Thomas, I’m with the president. I think the court made the wrong decision,” he said. Daily Caller

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“In fact I just heard where General Flynn got his clearance from the Obama administration. Excuse me, and when he went to Russia, I didn’t realize this, when he went to Russia it was 2015 and he was on the Obama clearance. When General Flynn came to us, as you now know, he already had the highest clearance you can have. I think the same clearance as the President of the United States would have. And by the way they’re so devastated because this only came up two days ago. ...they were devastated by this news, because you know what.. that kills em. That’s the end of that subject.”
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“In fact I just heard where General Flynn got his clearance from the Obama administration. Excuse me, and when he went to Russia, I didn’t realize this, when he went to Russia it was 2015 and he was on the Obama clearance. When General Flynn came to us, as you now know, he already had the highest clearance you can have. I think the same clearance as the President of the United States would have. And by the way they’re so devastated because this only came up two days ago. ...they were devastated by this news, because you know what.. that kills em. That’s the end of that subject.”

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ACLU National Executive Director Anthony Romero: If you are born in the USA, you are an American citizen. I was especially gratified that Trump was sitting a mere 6 feet away from me, and I hope he was schooled in the importance of birthright citizenship. I am confident that we will win this case and that the future of this country will be determined by our Constitution and not by the whim of a president who wishes to wipe away hundreds of years of precedent.
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ACLU National Executive Director Anthony Romero: If you are born in the USA, you are an American citizen. I was especially gratified that Trump was sitting a mere 6 feet away from me, and I hope he was schooled in the importance of birthright citizenship. I am confident that we will win this case and that the future of this country will be determined by our Constitution and not by the whim of a president who wishes to wipe away hundreds of years of precedent.

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249,015 次观看 • 6 个月前

AOC: I imagine that Donald Trump is going to deny the results of any election that he loses because he can’t really bear the thought—the idea that he actually lost. And so I think we’ve already seen others since 2020, like Kari Lake in Arizona and many others, try to say, “Well, if I lost, it must be because it was made up.” And that’s just not the case. When you lose fair and square, you have to understand that that’s what happened, and we have to respect the will of voters. Just like when Democrats lose, you have to respect the will of voters as well.
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AOC: I imagine that Donald Trump is going to deny the results of any election that he loses because he can’t really bear the thought—the idea that he actually lost. And so I think we’ve already seen others since 2020, like Kari Lake in Arizona and many others, try to say, “Well, if I lost, it must be because it was made up.” And that’s just not the case. When you lose fair and square, you have to understand that that’s what happened, and we have to respect the will of voters. Just like when Democrats lose, you have to respect the will of voters as well.

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Sharon Stone says her marriage ended in the room after her husband became furious over her decision to have breast surgery “The doctor had come out to my house and said, ‘Look, we think you should have a bilateral mastectomy. This is really bad. And usually when they’re all the way up into here, we know before we go in that they’re cancer’” “And I said, ‘I don’t have cancer.’ And he said, ‘You don’t get to decide that’” “And I said, ‘I do. I do get to decide that. I’m deciding. But I am deciding that I will have a bilateral because I’m not f*cking around’” “And my husband said, ‘This is ridiculous,’ and got up and left the room” David: “Which part was ridiculous?” Sharon: “That I would have a bilateral. He was furious” David: “Not that the cancer, if it was true, might kill you? He was mad about the breasts being removed” Sharon: “And so the doctor said to him, ‘If I had more patients like her, we’d have more women alive today. You need to sit down’” “And I said, ‘I make the decisions, not you.’ That was the end of the marriage. That was it. He was done with me then. It was over” David: “Oh, it ended because he ended it, not you” Sharon: “It was just over in the room. You could just tell it was over”
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50 Cent reveals Ghost was almost killed off years earlier in Power 50 Cent: I didn’t mind killing Kanan when the time came. It got awkward for the writer, for the showrunner, because she felt like it was registering as a 50 Cent show instead of her show. It also was friction between her and Omari, because he was feeling like he was the lead and the star of the show. Omari would’ve died, Ghost must die. He would’ve died when Kanan died, she planned to kill Omari’s character off right there. I’m like, “Nah.” I could feel how the general public was feeling, and I knew that was not the right decision. She said, “If he doesn’t die, something has to happen. Something big has to happen.” I’m like, “Me. Kill my character. I got other shit to do. I could go be 50 Cent, and then I don’t have to be here anymore.” Interviewer: Do you agree with them killing Ghost? 50 Cent: I wouldn’t have killed him, that shit could still be running if it was running right now. It was creatively a decision that she made because she was not feeling him no more.

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Nichols: He really thought that he was going to collapse the Iranian regime and then walk through the streets of a free Tehran while they were dedicating a statue to him. He was on a sugar high from toppling the president of Venezuela. His popularity was cratering, the economy was going in the wrong direction. And I think like a lot of autocrats, he said, a splendid little war in the Middle East where I emerge the hero will be great. And now he's admitting they blackmailed me with the international economy, and I'm paying the blackmail because I have to.

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Officer Cady told me that Sgt. Rich Cawley was wrong when he said that Kate Peter had a right to be there, and that I would have to move because she got there first, despite the fact that I have two orders on her. When I told him this and asked him if she was going to ask her to move so that I could walk by safely he said "No."

Aidan Kearney

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Buttigieg: If I was advising President Trump, I would advise him to start by speaking the truth to the American people because when he says it's going to be four weeks and then breaks that promise it reminds people of when he said he wouldn't start this war and broke that promise. The outrageous news that we just got with the Trump administration removed the names of four of our service members who were killed in action apparently because the fact that they were killed in action goes against his fiction that sometimes he says we are actually not in a war even though everybody knows we are. What I would say to him is when I was in uniform when I was deployed, I knew that on some level my life depended on the credibility of the people running our government. American lives depend on him telling the truth even when it's hard.

Acyn

55,531 次观看 • 2 个月前

My mom’s neighbor used to yell at my nephew all the time for no reason, he was only 5 years old when it happened. It got so bad I wouldn’t let him outside by himself anymore. On more than one occasion she would move her car when we walked by as if she was trying to bump him with her mirror. I left work and went over there to visit and when I pulled up I saw my mom outside having a screaming match with the neighbor. My nephew was standing behind my mom and I could see he was crying. I immediately went over there and asked what was going on.she said she came home from work and saw my nephew who I remind you is 5 years old, shirtless and running through a sprinkler in the front yard. She feels that he shouldn’t have been doing that in the front yard and how he was dressed inappropriately for all to see. I looked at him, he was shirtless and was wearing swim trunks and rubber water shoes. I was very confused as to what she meant by inappropriate. I told her he’s a little boy running around a sprinkler, it’s hot out and he wasn’t even close to her property. She said she didn’t care, it was the fact that he was out there shirtless and he shouldn’t have had to see it if he was doing it in the back yard like he was supposed to. My mom then chimed in and said she didn’t have to scream at him like that, he’s only 5 years old. The neighbor threatened to call the cops if she saw him running around shirtless again I told her to be my guest, he’s not doing anything wrong. I ended up calling her son who I grew up with, he and I were friends but as soon as he was old enough he ran out and never came back. He said his mom hated kids, she even treated him badly when he was a kid too and that’s why he left when he did. I ended up installing cameras there to document what was going on incase this escalated further.
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My mom’s neighbor used to yell at my nephew all the time for no reason, he was only 5 years old when it happened. It got so bad I wouldn’t let him outside by himself anymore. On more than one occasion she would move her car when we walked by as if she was trying to bump him with her mirror. I left work and went over there to visit and when I pulled up I saw my mom outside having a screaming match with the neighbor. My nephew was standing behind my mom and I could see he was crying. I immediately went over there and asked what was going on.she said she came home from work and saw my nephew who I remind you is 5 years old, shirtless and running through a sprinkler in the front yard. She feels that he shouldn’t have been doing that in the front yard and how he was dressed inappropriately for all to see. I looked at him, he was shirtless and was wearing swim trunks and rubber water shoes. I was very confused as to what she meant by inappropriate. I told her he’s a little boy running around a sprinkler, it’s hot out and he wasn’t even close to her property. She said she didn’t care, it was the fact that he was out there shirtless and he shouldn’t have had to see it if he was doing it in the back yard like he was supposed to. My mom then chimed in and said she didn’t have to scream at him like that, he’s only 5 years old. The neighbor threatened to call the cops if she saw him running around shirtless again I told her to be my guest, he’s not doing anything wrong. I ended up calling her son who I grew up with, he and I were friends but as soon as he was old enough he ran out and never came back. He said his mom hated kids, she even treated him badly when he was a kid too and that’s why he left when he did. I ended up installing cameras there to document what was going on incase this escalated further.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

72,217 次观看 • 1 个月前

Lamar Jackson on what it was like when Marquise Brown requested a trade: “That’s his decision. He’s got to feed his family at the end of the day, and he believes it’s the right decision for him. That’s on him, it’s not my decision to make. He still would’ve been here if it was up to me.”
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Lamar Jackson on what it was like when Marquise Brown requested a trade: “That’s his decision. He’s got to feed his family at the end of the day, and he believes it’s the right decision for him. That’s on him, it’s not my decision to make. He still would’ve been here if it was up to me.”

Sarah Ellison

391,135 次观看 • 2 年前

Former Liberal Shares Her Story About Learning The Truth About Donald Trump “Im not afraid to admit when I'm wrong. In fact, I'd rather know the truth, even if it means that I'm wrong. — I was completely wrong about Trump. The media played me. They played me really good. You see, I was a Bernie Sanders supporter. I loved Bernie. I had the t shirts and everything. Because I saw a politician who really cared about the people, and I was gonna vote for him until something odd happened. I had no idea why Trump was running for president. I just knew he got in Bernie Sanders way. He seemed like an egotistical guy who just wanted more power and clout. The news talked about how he played too much golf. I watched SNL a lot, and I constantly made fun of him showing clips of him kind of appearing to be a madman, and I bought it up. In fact, the mere mention of Trump triggered me pretty bad. But then March 2020 happened, and I needed answers because something was off. I needed to know who the good guys were and who the bad guys were and who I should trust. So I was watching online and every media source I could find, and I finally decided I would watch the White House briefings live and listen to Trump speak live So I could see for myself, was he a good guy or a bad guy? I saw him appear in his news briefings to just kind of keep it straightforward like a businessman, and then I watched the news afterwards completely spun it out of control. They made it seem like he was saying things that I know he didn't say. It was bizarre to see in real time. I was watching to see who was pushing fear mongering, and it definitely wasn't coming from him. In fact, he was trying to push positivity, moving forward, and holding a better vision for where we were headed, which I felt was very much leadership ish of him. I saw him being straightforward, giving us exact plans and what we should do and what we should expect, and then I saw other people pushing projections, like, 18 months out that made absolutely no sense with no facts behind it. So I saw that one side was playing fear games and Trump wasn't on that side. But the news was heavy on he wasn't a trustworthy person, so I needed answers because this was all chaos and it didn't make any sense. But March 2020, I talked to a friend and he said that Trump was in there for a reason, and that's when everything clicked. I felt so much better about what was going on because the worst wasn't happening, it was actually something really good. There was something really big happening, and it was a complete change in our world. But because I watched too much TV, I allowed that fear mongering to get to me, and I actually did not like Trump for several years until I finally stopped and had to look and see what was really going on and ask some really logical questions. Only then was I able to see the truth when I was able to take my emotions out of the way. So for those people triggered by the word Trump, I get it. I was triggered too, and I I was only able to see the truth when I looked at him logically without anybody else's voice in my ear. Take another look at him because you're missing it. You're missing being alive during one of the greatest times in world history because power is returning to the people in the form of new technology that will shift our world entirely, and Trump is helping us get to the other side. In fact, he says several times, I'm returning power to you. He's going up against some really bad people and that's why we saw the events of Saturday when they tried to get rid of him. There are few presidents that go against this level of darkness, and he will go down as the greatest president in American history because of what he's done for us. He never took money when he was a president, and he still wants to be president even after everything that happened. If you don't see the kind of person he is now, one day you will”
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Former Liberal Shares Her Story About Learning The Truth About Donald Trump “Im not afraid to admit when I'm wrong. In fact, I'd rather know the truth, even if it means that I'm wrong. — I was completely wrong about Trump. The media played me. They played me really good. You see, I was a Bernie Sanders supporter. I loved Bernie. I had the t shirts and everything. Because I saw a politician who really cared about the people, and I was gonna vote for him until something odd happened. I had no idea why Trump was running for president. I just knew he got in Bernie Sanders way. He seemed like an egotistical guy who just wanted more power and clout. The news talked about how he played too much golf. I watched SNL a lot, and I constantly made fun of him showing clips of him kind of appearing to be a madman, and I bought it up. In fact, the mere mention of Trump triggered me pretty bad. But then March 2020 happened, and I needed answers because something was off. I needed to know who the good guys were and who the bad guys were and who I should trust. So I was watching online and every media source I could find, and I finally decided I would watch the White House briefings live and listen to Trump speak live So I could see for myself, was he a good guy or a bad guy? I saw him appear in his news briefings to just kind of keep it straightforward like a businessman, and then I watched the news afterwards completely spun it out of control. They made it seem like he was saying things that I know he didn't say. It was bizarre to see in real time. I was watching to see who was pushing fear mongering, and it definitely wasn't coming from him. In fact, he was trying to push positivity, moving forward, and holding a better vision for where we were headed, which I felt was very much leadership ish of him. I saw him being straightforward, giving us exact plans and what we should do and what we should expect, and then I saw other people pushing projections, like, 18 months out that made absolutely no sense with no facts behind it. So I saw that one side was playing fear games and Trump wasn't on that side. But the news was heavy on he wasn't a trustworthy person, so I needed answers because this was all chaos and it didn't make any sense. But March 2020, I talked to a friend and he said that Trump was in there for a reason, and that's when everything clicked. I felt so much better about what was going on because the worst wasn't happening, it was actually something really good. There was something really big happening, and it was a complete change in our world. But because I watched too much TV, I allowed that fear mongering to get to me, and I actually did not like Trump for several years until I finally stopped and had to look and see what was really going on and ask some really logical questions. Only then was I able to see the truth when I was able to take my emotions out of the way. So for those people triggered by the word Trump, I get it. I was triggered too, and I I was only able to see the truth when I looked at him logically without anybody else's voice in my ear. Take another look at him because you're missing it. You're missing being alive during one of the greatest times in world history because power is returning to the people in the form of new technology that will shift our world entirely, and Trump is helping us get to the other side. In fact, he says several times, I'm returning power to you. He's going up against some really bad people and that's why we saw the events of Saturday when they tried to get rid of him. There are few presidents that go against this level of darkness, and he will go down as the greatest president in American history because of what he's done for us. He never took money when he was a president, and he still wants to be president even after everything that happened. If you don't see the kind of person he is now, one day you will”

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