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“First meeting he walks up there, and he basically self proclaimed himself a prick”- Champ Bailey on Daniel Snyder During our sit-down, Champ admitted he was never Daniel Snyder’s guy. When LaVar Arrington and Chris Samuels—both drafted after him—received new deals first, the message was clear. Champ believed his... show more

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Jonathan Hanes attends Saint Augustine’s University. He is an A student. His ex decided to create fake text messages claiming he gave her H I V. It went viral. Jonathan’s life was turned upside down. All his ex did was create a fake number and put his name on it. He received death threats and people showing up at his house. Then she admitted she lied. The truth isn’t as loud as that lie she put out there. Sad part is he said he was going to take his life. Majority of women told him “please do”. This is why men are never the same when they are accused. She admitted on the phone that she lied. That still isn’t enough proof to these women. Let’s help get the truth out for Jonathan. Rest of the posts are in the comments.

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Alice Schroeder on Warren Buffett during the dot-com bubble. "I asked him one time how he felt about this barrage of criticism that he was receiving in the press. This was the first time I got any kind of insight into the personality of Warren — what he was like — because up until then I had only known him as an investor and a businessman." "When I asked him how did he feel about this siege of criticism, he said, 'It never gets better. It always hurts just as much as the first time.'" "It was really remarkable that he could withstand this [and] not change his investing style at all." (Microsoft || 2008)

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The first time I heard Zohran Mamdani speak, I knew he was the real deal. There are few politicians that make the hairs on my arms stand up when they deliver a stump speech, but this man did just that. There was no question he was going to be demonised, because his ‘people first’ approach to leadership went against everything that politics has become in America. It takes real balls to wear the badge of Social Democracy and be proud of it, in a world where the political class are largely bought and paid for by corporations and special interests. It takes even bigger balls to defy the Democratic establishment and prove to them that you are the future and not them. And the cherry on the cake? He’s a Muslim. He will go down in history as a leader of his generation, because he truly believes in what Obama called ‘the audacity of hope’. His communication skills are second to none and his determination to ‘get stuff done’ is an inspiration, especially when inspiration and integrity left the building following the hostile takeover of the US Supreme Court. He deserves not only our support, but our thanks for proving you can put people first in American politics, and that moral decency and integrity is a super power not a weakness. 🎥 TikTok -

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🇷🇺🇺🇸 "PUTIN’S MESSAGE TO THE U.S. IS CLEAR: I WILL NOT END THIS WAR" When Putin said he would “take Donbas by force or by surrender,” Ukrainian Ambassador to the U.S., Olga Stefanishyna, says he was not talking to Ukraine at all. His real target was the American delegation. Her take is that Putin walked into these talks to show strength, not openness. He wanted Washington to see that he is firm in his intentions and has no plan to end the war because no outside pressure can push him there. As China meets Russia at the same moment, Macron travels to Beijing, and NATO warns of a possible preemptive response to Russian hybrid attacks, Stefanishyna says the message behind all this movement is actually simple. Putin is signaling that he cannot be coerced, and the latest meeting with U.S. envoys confirms it. After hours of discussion, she says there was no meaningful progress at all. "Putin was sending a signal first and foremost to the American delegation. He was basically flexing his muscles, showing he is rock solid in his intentions. Nothing could really force him to consider that the war should be over. From what we understand, not much progress was reached after this meeting."

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Sacks Breaks Down Trump's Inauguration Speech: The President is Fulfilling His Mandate "I thought that speech was really incredible." " First of all, it was completely consistent with everything the President had said during the campaign." "He not only won the presidency, he won the popular vote, he won 7/7 swing States. He won the house, he won the Senate." "It really feels like he has a mandate. And I think he reiterated that mandate in his speech." " And then, of course, the cherry on top is that the losers just have to sit there and listen to it." "And when he's talking about the corrupt establishment that tried to put him in prison through this lawfare, I mean, he's talking about some of those people who are sitting behind him." "I just thought it was remarkable."

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