Go Suns

🤔 Wish they had to say why? 🤣

@Sean_Davi You will if it’s your team

Nobody cares anymore man

@vancemurphy Wait. So you did vote for higher prices at the post office? You’re a weird dude

@JTimestamp You tweeted multiple times during Biden’s tenure that a president doesn’t control gas prices. So your credibility is less than zero.

Because we aren’t getting what we voted for.

@vancemurphy Your reading comprehension is poor. I was asking why the person blames gas prices but not riots.

@Dumpin0nEm @nige_lee93255 @BosCardHunter He’s not even American ya goof

@nige_lee93255 @BosCardHunter Shit a Biden supporter would say for $1000

Scumbag ruined every pack at target

@HuntinChimps @BosCardHunter Huh. He confronted him

@ShannonArmenis @GenFlynn @TruthHammer4EVA He pleaded guilty

@GenFlynn @TruthHammer4EVA Well deserved. I hope you and your family get some relief from the constant unfounded attacks and I pray this never happens to anyone ever again.

BREAKING: Flynn Family statement about today’s DOJ settlement regarding my case. ______________ Today, after ten years of fighting, I have reached a settlement agreement with the United States Government in my case regarding the Russian Hoax FBI lawfare against me. Nothing can fully compensate for the hell that my family and I have endured over these many years—the relentless attacks, the destruction of reputations, the financial ruin, and the profound personal toll inflicted upon us all. No amount of money or formal resolution can erase the pain caused by a prosecution that should never have been brought. This ordeal stemmed from partisan government officials in a coordinated effort to pursue an innocent man as part of a broader campaign to undermine @realDonaldTrump and his administration. It was a relentless, partisan pursuit that weaponized federal law enforcement in an audacious and unjust manner. Yet this settlement goes far in demonstrating that the current Department of Justice, under the leadership of President Trump, Attorney General Bondi, Deputy Attorney General Blanche, and other dedicated departmental leaders, is committed to bringing accountability for the bad acts of those partisan actors. It marks a meaningful step toward righting a profound wrong. There should never again be such a brazen attempt to weaponize federal law enforcement against political opponents or innocent citizens. It is essential that we remain guardians of the rule of law. A huge part of that guardianship is accountability, holding those who abuse power to answer for their actions. It is not this Department of Justice that created this crisis of politicized justice, but they are doing right by truly pursuing justice now—ensuring that the facts prevail and that such abuses are not repeated. This resolution, while imperfect, brings to an end this chapter of injustice. This small measure of accountability should help the nation heal regarding the abuses of the past. It allows my family and me to move forward. My family and I remain grateful for the support of so many who stood by us. It was their support and our faith in God Almighty that sustained us and gave us the strength to endure. I will continue to advocate for the restoration of integrity in all our institutions. @jbinnall @SidneyPowell1

@GenFlynn Gfy you thief

@SteCK1878 @scrowder Alex jones has entered the chat

@scrowder Leave it to liberals to continually prove they are the worst human beings on the planet. 🫤

Imagine calling a deadly shooting "fake" when a man is buried because of it. Corey Comperatore died protecting his wife and daughters from gunfire at the Butler, PA rally, and Jesse Ventura is still calling the attempt on Trump’s life a "blade job."

@martensmatt1 But but but she’s hot

This is an embarrassment. Nobody should ever be a federal district judge if no client has ever trusted that person to first-chair a trial. Nobody.

@John_Zannis …they called an offensive foul

This is what people mean when say “unethical” hoops. This is simply not Basketball. Try to stick your arm underneath someone else’s to make it look like you got hooked. No real effort to try and get by them. Call it crafty if you want, I say it’s lazy.

@FT_Merchant05 “Jokic didn’t want to shoot the wide open floater, instead, he wanted to pass and find a teammate. This is shameless stat padding from a person who values numbers over winning” 🤔2 points is also a stat

To the casual eye, you will see this box score and think, “Wow, this man had an all time great game!” But no? That’s not what actually transpired. First things first, he shot 42% from the field and 20% from 3, a horrendous scoring night. Secondly, you have to ask yourself how did he get so many assists. I will tell you. Several simple DHO’s to Jamal Murray who had 53 POINTS, and he FORCED passes to his teammates to statpad. In the 4Q, a female Denver Nuggets commentator stated that Jokic didn’t want to shoot the wide open floater, instead, he wanted to pass and find a teammate. This is shameless stat padding from a person who values numbers over winning. Thirdly, you see he had 21 rebounds. You must wow, that’s great! But how many were defensive? That’s right, 21! 21 defensive rebounds. Now you had to ask yourself how is this possible. I will tell you. Nikola Jokic does not play ANY defense at all. He does not contest shots (this is why they nearly lost to a tanking team) and stays under the rim PRAYING the opponents miss their shots so he can grab the rebound WHICH ARE ALMOST ALWAYS UNCONTESTED. So in conclusion, he had a horrendous shooting night, forced passes and made his teammates shoot to get him assists, went back into his non shooting gimmick, and stat padded uncontested rebounds. This is why we watch basketball with our eyes, and not box scores or mathematic equations.

@BrendanPHX Look what I got

Snagged a DBook card today

@JimMuessig @Pooopi6290111 @Acyn He was there

@JTimestamp @Pooopi6290111 @Acyn I’ll answer it for you. You are. And that it effing hilarious

Trump: I used a mail in ballot. You know why? Because I'm President of the United States, I did a mail in ballot for Florida because I felt I should be here. Reporter: But you were in Palm Beach

@JimMuessig @Pooopi6290111 @Acyn I already read this dumb reply

@JTimestamp @Pooopi6290111 @Acyn Are you under the impression that the SAVE act wants to to eliminate absentee ballots? I’ll wait

@Pooopi6290111 @JimMuessig @Acyn He reposted his dumb reply to just get dunked on again. Pure maga

@JimMuessig @Acyn Retard

@JimMuessig @mericancoolguy @Acyn Your grifting isn’t working

@mericancoolguy @Acyn Funniest part in all this is finding out you clowns don’t know the difference between absentee voting and mail in voting. It certainly adds up though.

@rabois @jfberke @mattyglesias Oh boy

@jfberke @mattyglesias it is over. stop your BS. already proved that they have nothing left.

@Christi86008336 @Villgecrazylady Christi Bee Stupid

You stupid bitch. This is an Ai creation No, this photo is not real. It is an AI-generated or heavily manipulated image. Why it’s fake: • Unnatural composition: The scene shows Trump seated at the Resolute Desk (the famous Oval Office desk) with hands clasped, surrounded by a large, diverse crowd of people (including politicians, aides, and others) with many arms and hands dramatically extended or reaching toward him/the desk in a synchronized, almost ritualistic way. A woman in a flowing white dress stands out prominently with both arms outstretched. A podium with the presidential seal is on the right. Real White House signing ceremonies or events involve people standing nearby for photos, but not in this exaggerated, theatrical “energy field” or “blessing” formation. • No matching real event: Searches for official White House photos, news reports, or Getty Images of Trump signing bills/executive orders in the Oval Office show standard setups—Trump at the desk with a smaller group of relevant officials, staff, or guests standing or seated normally, often clapping or watching. There are real photos and videos of pastors/faith leaders “laying hands” on Trump in prayer around the desk (a known evangelical practice that has happened multiple times), but those involve mostly clergy with hands placed on his shoulders/head, not this broad crowd with outstretched arms or a woman in white prominently featured in this pose. No official record matches this exact dramatic tableau with the podium and crowd configuration.  • Common AI hallmarks: The image has the hyper-detailed but slightly “off” quality typical of generative AI (e.g., inconsistent lighting/shadows on hands and faces, overly perfect reflections on the desk, unnatural crowd density and poses in the curved Oval Office space). Trump-related AI fakes (images and videos) have been widespread, including altered Oval Office scenes. Real Oval Office signings (from both of Trump’s terms) are well-documented by White House photographers and media, and they look far more conventional—see official galleries on whitehouse.gov or stock photo archives for comparison. This one appears designed to evoke a sense of collective support, prayer, or “power transfer” in a visually striking (but fabricated) way. If you have a source where you found it or more context, I can dig deeper!

Charlie Kirk & The NAR Part 3: Where did these people come from? Alright friends it’s been a while so let’s dive back in and get to the bottom of where in the world did these people come from and how in the heck did they get so much power?

@Christi86008336 @Villgecrazylady Delete your account