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@1776Diva Opioids most likely. Maybe some Xanax or Valium mixed in.

🚨 New video shows Tiger Woods in the back of a patrol car after the crash, struggling to even stay upright. What’s your read—medication, impairment, or something else?

@GalaxyDuster @WomenReadWomen @Melissa14697526 Have you seen Silence of the Lambs?

@WomenReadWomen @Melissa14697526 My God this is creepy. SO creepy. What is he even supposed to be doing? 🫣

"Trans women" are men who see women as porn, and get off on turning themselves into porn

@damintoell @PressSec Could they pass a law against birth tourism without having to amend the constitution?

@PressSec The Supreme Court doesn’t pass laws or amend the Constitution

Supreme Court Must Stop the Birth Tourism Epidemic amac.us/newsline/polit…

Eight short days ago, NYTimes said Army leadership couldn’t take credit for fixing the recruiting crisis because the real driver was high unemployment caused by Trump. Now suddenly the credit belongs to the Army general Trump just fired. 🫠

Perhaps @creighdeeds can be honest with students & admit the mid-decade redistricting push didn’t start w/Texas, but rather in New York in 2024 when Albany Democrats shredded the NY’s Independent Redistricting Map to gerrymander several GOP members out of their seats. They are choosing to push this illegal gerrymandering

When this is over, the western part of NATO will never be the same. Spain, England, France and Italy have sold us out, as they too often have a history of doing. Eastern European nations are the heart of NATO. They spend money on defense, know how to fight and love the US. France particularly deserves fault and blame. From supporting China and Russia at the UN to denying Americans overflight rights, they’re doing what they’ve always done - showing weakness, while cutting deals with terrorists. (The reason the US has a Marine Corps and Navy is unlike France, we refused to pay a ransom to the Barbary Pirates. France is always happy to cut a deal.) Wars have unintended consequences as nations show their true colors. NATO will never be the same, and Western European weakness and acquiescence is the cause.

Great choice by the NYT to run an op-ed on Operation Epic Fury by Ali Vaez — who emailed Iran's foreign minister in 2014 pledging, as a matter of "national and patriotic duty," to help Iran campaign against nuclear breakout limits and prepare reports on Iran's "practical needs"

@benappel Great article.

I’m in The Wall Street Journal today. I’m Gay, but That Doesn’t Make Me ‘Queer’ “My sexuality doesn’t obligate me to embrace a particular ideology or to reject the moral inheritance of the society that made my life possible.” wsj.com/opinion/im-gay…

It’s really difficult to defend the JCPOA when the US administration’s lead negotiator for the nuclear deal is publicly cheering for Iran against America and rooting for Israel’s destruction here.

Never thought I’d see Americans rooting for Iranians to capture U.S. soldiers. Fucking sick.

@guypbenson How is that every case has some crazy circumstance that requires them to make a ridiculous deal?

Fairfax county’s pro-criminal “prosecutor” doing what he loves to do

No TSA line tracker on CNN. No more posts about lines online. They only existed as it "hurt" Trump and Republicans. These things are discussed if they hurt Trump and Republicans. That's just how the media works.

Dumbledore actor John Lithgow says "much" of J.K. Rowling's "imputed prejudice" has "been twisted and misrepresented" but "I do disagree with much of it." “The whole subject of Rowling’s imputed prejudice, it came up after everything was already underway. I’d already said yes […] I was urged to walk away, and I was not about to do that. The reasons to do it were much, much stronger than the reasons to protest against what Rowling has done and said. I do disagree with much of it, much of it I think has been twisted and misrepresented, and she has doubled down on it at her own cost... I have not met her. The other positive on the ‘Harry Potter’ project is the people who have taken it on themselves. Francesca Gardiner and Mark Mylod have an extraordinary partnership. Francesca… she persuaded me, she’s the big reason I took it on.” (via The New Yorker) variety.com/2026/film/news…

DeSantis approved the Brightline extension from Orlando to Miami in 2019. It cost $5 billion, no taxpayer funding & was completed in 4 years. Every conservative is cool with. Cali has spent $16 billion of an estimated $135 bil in taxes, for 0 miles of rail. Spot the difference

@AlphaFemale7519 @janefkndoe

@janefkndoe She’s dead to Hollywood now? So she’s Blake Deadly?

Well she’s a shitty actress so not much will be lost Also, she’s filthy rich—she’ll survive.

@AstroRebirth314 @AdversusN You mean immediately after he was only in public on his terms?

@AdversusN I'm fully convinced he was getting spiked drinks bc immediately after leaving the white house he seemed like a different man

Guys I'm beginning to think that the people who insisted that Biden had advanced dementia two years ago were lying to us.

Omw to shove this finger up yore ass

Yes, we did. We didn't carry out airstrikes directly (nor are we asking the UK to do so now). But we happily gave them airbase usage, gave them arms shipments, and shared intelligence that was crucial to their victory. We did not denounce them and throw up roadblocks.