dogs don’t lie
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@itsrosesm That should be the last place they could pick up an illegal alien. You should be happy with this. It would take them off of the streets.
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@Mappy6984 He’s stroking his hair when he knows he lies. His eyes are all over the place because he knows he’s spinning stuff with a guy that’s going to call him out on it and he’s trying to figure out a way while he’s saying it to answer. there is all kinds of problems with this guy.
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@Bigg_Bhrella I love these videos. I would love to meet people of the quality this guy gets to meet.
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@dog_rates That is exactly how my dog helps make the bed also and it doesn’t make it easier
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@JayCostaUSA We already know it’s unenforceable it’s just for show which is what liberals do it’s all just for show
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🚨 ALERT - New Jersey can now ARREST I.C.E. and other federal agents for wearing a MASK, with potential JAIL TIME.
Yesterday, Governor Mikie Sherrill signed into law the "Law Enforcement Officer Protection Act" which:
- Bans most masked interactions by law enforcement, including federal agents and ICE officers
- Requires federal officers to identify themselves before arrests using uniform, ID, badge, or verbal disclosure
If any federal officer is caught wearing a mask during operations, they would be guilty of a disorderly persons offense, which includes up to 6 MONTHS IN JAIL!
Despite this new state law, Federal officials have stated that ICE agents will NOT COMPLY, which means this will likely be a LEGAL BATTLE (costing the NJ Tax Payer MILLIONS of dollars) and NJ will LOSE!
More GRANDSTANDING and VIRTUE SIGNALING by our new Governor. USELESS!
Keep Fighting 🇺🇸
AI pic from Shore News Network @ShoreNewsNJ

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In Spring, Texas, Inna pours her heart into every dish at Slice of Venice Pizzeria—her authentic Italian pizza and pasta spot run with her husband. Passionate about cooking but struggling with marketing, the business was on the brink, behind on rent and fighting to stay open.
Then David, with his large following, stopped by, tried her food, and fell in love. His review changed everything.
Suddenly, locals just five minutes away who never knew she existed started pouring in. Strangers from out of state placed orders—not even for the food, but to support her dream and keep the doors open. People showed up with donations, overwhelmed by her story and kindness.
Inna is completely overwhelmed by the love and generosity. This community turned her struggle into hope—proving just one kind review can save a dream. 🍕✨
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