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@PoliticalStacy Where'd he get that stack of cash to begin with?

A young black kid named Deon Wiley, who went viral for showing off a fat stack of cash on his prom night was shot and killed in a parking lot at an after-prom party... for his fat stack of cash. Who could have seen that coming?

@KKeirsbilc9584 @ChiefSund @julie_kelly2 Sure, dipshit

@ChiefSund @julie_kelly2 All those red denied didn't come from Pelosi it came thru 3 different sources, mayor, governor, trump. trump finally said ok after watching it on TV for 2 1/2 hours.

Reposting my April 2022 article noting how Mitch McConnell told a reporter late that evening that he was "exhilarated" by the events of January 6. Why? Because he got his way. And McConnell's security chief, along with Pelosi's. had repeatedly ignored pleas by @ChiefSund for authorization to deploy the National Guard. "A dirty little secret about January 6—one of many—is that Democrats and establishment Republicans, not Trump supporters, wanted to shut down the official proceedings of that day. Just as the first wave of protesters breached the building shortly after 2 p.m., congressional Republicans were poised to present evidence of rampant voting fraud in the 2020 presidential election. Ten incumbent and four newly-elected Republican senators planned to work with their House colleagues to demand the formation of an audit commission to investigate election 'irregularities' in the 2020 election. Absent an audit, the group of senators, including Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) pledged to reject the Electoral College results from the disputed states. The Hail Mary effort was doomed to fail; yet the American people would have heard hours of debate related to provable election fraud over the course of the day. And no one opposed the effort more than ex-Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.). During a conference call on December 31, 2020, McConnell urged his Republican Senate colleagues to abandon plans to object to the certification, insisting his vote to certify the 2020 election results would be 'the most consequential I have ever cast' in his 36-year Senate career. From the Senate floor on the afternoon of January 6, McConnell gave a dramatic speech warning of the dire consequences to the country should Republicans succeed in delaying the vote. He downplayed examples of voting fraud and even mocked the fact that Trump-appointed judges rejected election lawsuits. 'The voters, the courts, and the States have all spoken,' McConnell insisted. 'If we overrule them, it would damage our Republic forever. If this election were overturned by mere allegations from the losing side, our democracy would enter a death spiral.' Roughly six hours later, McConnell got his way. Cowed by the crowd of largely peaceful Americans allowed into the building by Capitol police, most Republican senators backed off the audit proposal. McConnell, echoing hyperbolic talking points about an 'insurrection' seeded earlier in the day by Democratic lawmakers and the news media, gloated. 'They tried to disrupt our democracy,' he declared on the Senate floor after Congress reconvened around 8 p.m. 'This failed attempt to obstruct Congress, this failed insurrection, only underscores how crucial the task before us is for our Republic.' Congress officially certified the Electoral College results early the next day. While he projected a sober tone to the American public, McConnell privately was ecstatic, a new book about the 2020 election reveals. 'I feel exhilarated by the fact that this fellow finally, totally discredited himself,' McConnell told New York Times reporter Jonathan Martin late on January 6, 2021 about Trump. Martin is the co-author of This Will Not Pass, of which excerpts were published in the Washington Post this week. Martin in the book recounts his midnight conversation with McConnell. Trump, McConnell claimed, 'put a gun to his head and pulled the trigger,' Martin writes. He then asked the reporter what he had heard about members plotting to invoke the 25th Amendment. Calling Trump a 'despicable person,' McConnell reportedly bragged how he 'crushed the sons of bitches' on January 6 and promised to do the same to them in the 2022 primaries. Now, that seems like an oddly celebratory demeanor for someone who just survived an 'attack on our democracy' and an alleged attempt to 'overthrow' the seat of government power, doesn’t it? And why was McConnell so certain the four-hour disturbance would spell the end for Donald Trump? Further—and more importantly—why did McConnell’s office fail to protect the Capitol on January 6? His Sergeant at Arms at the time served on the U.S. Capitol police board, a four-man body that manages security at the sprawling Capitol complex. McConnell appointed Michael Stenger in 2018 to serve in that role; Stenger, in addition to his House counterpart, Paul Irving, rejected multiple requests by the Capitol Police chief for extra help in advance of January 6. Steven Sund, a Capitol Police captain, said he spoke with Stenger on January 4, 2021 to ask for National Guardsmen. 'Instead of approving the use of the National Guard, however, Mr. Stenger suggested I ask them how quickly we could get support if needed and to ‘lean forward’ in case we had to request assistance on January 6.' He spoke with Stenger again on January 5; the board still refused to advance his plan for extra guardsmen. As the chaos unfolded right as the joint session of Congress convened on January 6, Sund said he 'notified the two Sergeant at Arms by 1:09 p.m. that I urgently needed support and asked them to declare a State of Emergency and authorize the National Guard.' Stenger and Irving, who were together that afternoon, said he was waiting for 'authorization' by congressional leadership. That approval came an hour later, but with a caveat: Sund also needed the Pentagon’s authorization. 'Almost two hours later, we had still not received authorization from the Pentagon to activate the National Guard,' Sund testified in February 2021. 'Mr. Stenger offered to have Senator McConnell call the Secretary of the Army to expedite the request. I agreed that this would be a good idea. I followed up approximately 20 minutes later to check on the call and express the need for leadership to call to assist in expediting the request.' Guardsmen did not arrive until 5:40 p.m., four-and-a-half hours after Sund’s first dispatch and after the protest had ended. McConnell, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser—the three leaders responsible for protecting the Capitol on January 6—still have not explained their failure to do so. Not only did McConnell’s top law enforcement officials purportedly overlook the potential for violence on January 6, he denied requests for more officers days before and delayed sending guardsmen to Capitol Hill that afternoon. And it will be nearly impossible to find out why: Stegner, along with Irving and Sund, all resigned on January 7, 2021. So, perhaps there is a darker explanation for McConnell’s  giddiness on January 6. What unfolded that day on McConnell’s watch ended Republican demands for an election audit; criminalized criticism of the 2020 election, which McConnell still describes as 'fair' and legitimate; vilified Republican lawmakers; and prompted Trump’s second impeachment. McConnell also believed the protest would spell the end of the Trump movement, something the Beltway crony long attempted to quash. Like the Biden regime, congressional Democrats, and the national news media, the aftermath of the Capitol protest achieved all sorts of political ends for Mitch McConnell.

@Mfg713gmfb @SantaCawws @MySportsUpdate He is drowning in pennies

#Chiefs WR Rashee Rice violated his probation after testing positive for marijuana (THC) and has been ordered to serve 30 days in jail. He was booked this afternoon in Dallas County, Texas, and will be released from custody on June 16. That timeline means he’ll miss OTAs and minicamp. @MattFosterTV first reported the news.

@maybeaccidental @SantaCawws @MySportsUpdate He's engagement farming. Just mute and walk away

@Inkorswim87 @KFCBarstool Tbf, Carter requested to be a Met in the Hall of Fame but it was during the time period that the Hall did not care about the players preferences at all. I do agree though. If the number isn't retired, it can be worn, and complaining about it is just looking for stuff to be mad

I ordinarily don’t get too bent out of shape about retiring numbers and who wears what…but Morabito wearing 8 is just the EASIEST headache to avoid. The reaction is probably a tad bit silly, but also why even let this happen to deal with that reaction? SO avoidable. So Mets 🤦🏼‍♂️

@draftniks @letsgaymets I dunno if we're in a position to play that card lol. In the 7 years that we had a core of Alonso, Nimmo and McNeil we made the playoffs twice. We now have a new core and that's ok.

person who has never heard of the milwaukee brewers

@draftniks @letsgaymets Well your arguing against DS and the person used his previous tenure as an example, so yes the Mets have to do with it. Playing dumb and obtuse doesn't do anything but make you look silly. Have fun rooting against the Mets so your takes can be right though

@draftniks @letsgaymets Good for you. Hopefully that fulfills you

@ollie315 @SixPointSports He wasn't suspended

The t-shirt vendors outside Wrigley were quick 😂

@chelseas_eth @Devin_Kupka How sad and pathetic to lash out at friends of Kyles who are mourning his death because you don't like the driver. Disgusting behavior

Bubba Wallace kneeling over the Kyle Busch's no. 8 that is painted in the infield at Charlotte Motor Speedway. #CocaCola600 #NASCAR

@Lagerale @Jim_M58 @TutenSZN @Devin_Kupka Wait if he's a pedo and you fucked his girl doesn't that make you a pedo too?

@kickthepony OK, I'll give it a try. Maybe I'll get more F@990TS like you to cry about it

@AkeemDaAfrican @_KevinMoon @Devin_Kupka Hey if you post the same meme a 10th time maybe it'll get over 5 likes this time

"leftist" but then complains to the corporation to get a worker in one of the most exploited jobs in America fired. DoorDash has been caught stealing tips from drivers btw

Trump sued his own IRS. Settled with his own government. Secured a $1.8 billion slush fund to siphon toward his allies. Blocked the IRS audits against himself and his family.  This is corruption in plain sight.

What is wrong with black people, why are we living like this.

A mother is recording her children create a messy nightmare for store employees... With zero correction, how will these kids adapt to civilized society in 10-15 years? 🤔

Geez I wonder if I would get the same reaction as last time. Here's Bubba Wallace kneeling near the 8 logo at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Darrell Wallace Jr started his career with KBM. Kyle Busch was a friend of his. Bubba Wallace wears his emotions on his sleeve. You guys may hate Bubba which I honestly don't care 🤷. My favorite driver Ryan Blaney is best friends with Bubba Wallace and Chase Elliott. It's why I cheer for Bubba every weekend. Bubba has a very good heart

@RacingCentrall @TutenSZN @Devin_Kupka Little bitch saw said meme, and couldn't wait to cry about it

@AkeemDaAfrican @TutenSZN @Devin_Kupka dude made his own meme and couldn’t wait to use it 😭

@AkeemDaAfrican BOT

You’re a fucking dick, Adam Schiff.

@_KevinMoon @Devin_Kupka

@Devin_Kupka I'm no BW fan, but I certainly am a KB fan. KB was a BW fan. Bubba got so much support and many opportunities because of Kyle. I think many commenting just don't know how close these two really were. I understand talking trash, but this isn't the time for it. Let ppl grieve.