Mary Cosby’s Closet

@funder I KNOW Kamala Harris would have been better.

Who else agrees Kamala Harris would’ve been—without a doubt—a better president than Trump? #TrumpVotedByMail

PERIOD, girl…🤓

@libra10584 Thank you!

I am about getting married, my husband to be knows I own a car and house of my own, he insists I sell the car and house and we use the money to open joint account, or no marriage, I am 38 yes old already, what do you think or advice me to do. Credit - winnieaigbojie

Annoyed that it’s 100 degrees in my car upon entry. I guess it’s a fast forward to summer in Los Angeles. 🤬

33 of the people pardoned by Trump for January 6 have committed more crimes including molesting children and killing people while drunk driving.

"In November of 2018, just days before President George Herbert Walker Bush drew his final breath at his Houston home at the extraordinary age of ninety-four, something happened that almost no major news outlet ever stopped to fully tell: former President Barack Obama quietly made a private visit to Bush's bedside, the two men sitting together in the kind of gentle, unguarded conversation that transcends party lines and political rivalry entirely, with no cameras, no press releases, and no political theater of any kind. It was a moment of pure human decency, and it was entirely in keeping with the character of a man who had devoted more than seventy years of his life to serving a country he loved beyond all personal ambition. George H.W. Bush had enlisted in the United States Navy on his eighteenth birthday in 1942, becoming the youngest commissioned naval aviator in American history at the time, flying fifty-eight combat missions over the Pacific before being shot down near Chichi Jima island, rescued by a submarine while two of his crewmates perished, an experience so shattering that he rarely spoke of it in public for decades. He went on to serve as a congressman, Ambassador to the United Nations, Director of the CIA, Vice President, and then the forty-first President of the United States, and yet those who knew him best said the title he wore most comfortably and most joyfully was simply 'Dad' and 'Granddad.' When Michelle Obama wrote her tribute after his passing, calling him an extraordinary example of decency and a guiding light, she was echoing a sentiment that cut across every political boundary in America, because even Bill Clinton, the man who had defeated Bush in the 1992 election, said with unmistakable emotion that he would forever treasure their unlikely and deeply genuine friendship. Bush's last recorded words before he slipped away were spoken to his son George W., who had called to say goodbye, and the former president replied with complete simplicity: 'I love you too.' Some lives are so full of grace that even their final chapter leaves the whole world a little better than before.

@MrPitbull07 @bobswife64 This is the America that should be missed by everyone. Regardless of politics, we treated each other with decency. Trump destroyed that. Trump’s America is a burning hellscape of hatred and divisiveness. Not sure how we get back there.

My Pope!!!!✝️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

NOT TOM HAGEN!!!!! 😞 #RobertDuvall

Happy President’s Day to the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama!

@GoldenAgeUnfold Absence of a moral compass.

What do Republican women have that Democrat women don’t?

Celebrated Valentine's Day with my forever dance partner. Love you, Miche!

@RossKneeDeep May the doorknob hit ya’ where The Good Lord split ya’.

What's your message to them?

A recent post on Truth Social under President Donald Trump’s name used a racist meme to depict former President Obama and his wife, Michelle. It is very disturbing that anyone, much less the President of the United States or his staff members, should see racist memes as humorous or appropriate expressions of political discourse. They are deeply offensive and must be condemned in the strongest terms. I join my voice to the many calling for a public apology with full acceptance of responsibility, and I also bristle at claims from the White House that the rage many of us feel is “fake.” Beyond the necessary apology, I also believe that we all must examine our conscience, individually and collectively. We need to recognize and acknowledge how prevalent racism continues to be in our society and commit ourselves to vigilance in counteracting its harm. As Catholics, we believe that every person is made in the image and likeness of God. This sacred truth compels us to treat every human being with dignity, respect, and love. We must recommit ourselves to vigilance in counteracting the wounds caused by the evil of racism as truly we are called to be one human family.

Former US president Barack Obama saw a choir of Danish girls practicing in their apartment with their balcony doors open and asks them to continue

Video of an woman dancing in a giant glass at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club. But keep talking about halftime show dancers…

If we were a sane and serious nation, by this Sunday, Donald Trump would be forced to resign the Presidency in shame and disgrace — but sadly we are neither, and by next Monday we will have allowed another evil, disqualifying act to pass by unpunished and await the next one.

Fun Fact: One of these men has 3 baby mamas, cheated on every wife he’s had, was impeached twice, is a 34-count convicted felon, was found liable for sexual abuse, ran a fraudulent charity & university & was exposed in the Epstein files. The other man is President Obama.