🇺🇸 Alan Cunningham 🇺🇦

Ahem

Umm, yeah… this

Parody account?

JD Vance says fewer undocumented immigrants means Americans can finally afford homes. So which lie is it? They “don’t work” and “live on welfare” or they’re secretly buying up all the houses? You can’t have both. Pick a lie.

Let’s kill this lie once and for all. Voter fraud isn’t a crisis. The real strategy is convincing you it is so they can make voting harder. Fear is the tool. Voter suppression is the goal. The right to vote is a precious commodity. Don’t let anyone strip you of that power.

@TyMastersonKS 🙄

I will work with President Trump to make sure he has the tools necessary to restore the American economy, defend American workers, strengthen Kansas agriculture, and hold China accountable. This setback from the Supreme Court only strengthens our resolve to make life more affordable for hardworking American families.

America trusted its elections for over 200 years. Trump loses once and suddenly democracy is “broken.” Not because of evidence. Because his supporters can’t accept a loss. That’s not skepticism. That’s a cult.

Funny right?

The leaders of America do not care about its people.

Seriously, America...

There's more evidence that trump is a pedophile than evidence of widespread fraud in elections.

“Didn’t Tang recruit these people? He’s in his fourth season, so he didn’t inherit any of these people. … The team he’s got now, he clearly hates.” Wow. Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon go scorched earth on Jerome Tang on PTI.

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I’m going to say this as simply as possible: If people have to pay to get the specific IDs needed to vote, which millions of Americans do not have, then that is a poll tax which is illegal, per the 24th Amendment of the Constitution. If you want a voter ID law, then make getting those IDs free and easy, so the voter ID law aligns with the Constitution. Right now it’s voter suppression, which is the opposite of election integrity.

@paulthenshirley Appreciate your words and sentiments regarding your trip to Allen FH and the memories it triggered. I was coaching at Silver Lake when you were at Jeff West and know how hard you and your teammates competed. Also, I’m a K-Stater so I share a lot of your feelings.

Last night, I went to my first Kansas basketball game as a spectator. It was surreal because the last time I was inside Allen Fieldhouse, I was playing for Iowa State (and beating Kansas). I grew up a die-hard Jayhawks fan. Both my parents went to KU and I watched every game as a kid. I've spoken (and written) a bunch about how Roy Williams told me I'd never play in the Big XII, about how I went to Iowa State, and about how we beat Kansas the last four times I ever played them (and how good that felt). I'll probably never completely lose that chip on my shoulder, but I spent a lot of last night's game thinking about how grateful I am that things did NOT go the way I wanted when I was 18 years old. I like my story: Iowa State on an academic scholarship thanks to Tim Floyd (and my mom's research), the early struggles, the late triumphs, the heartbreak to end it all. It's so, so hard to remember this, but it's often true that we'll never find what's right until someone tells us we're wrong.

Here is a thought worth considering

.@JohnFugelsang

Nailed it.

Can't believe that George Soros would pay the entire stadium in Italy to boo jd vance like that.