Michael Lilly

@wakeupusa The difference is that Ron Howard isn't The President of The United States.

Ron Howard: "Trump is a self-serving, dishonest, morally bankrupt ego maniac who doesn’t care about anything or anyone but his fame & bank account & is hustling the US." To me, it sounds like he is describing most actors including himself

@mariaart55 I'm pretty sure they mean mainland, so the answer is Maine!

What is the State ??

@Bella_91m7u 4

A true test of logic and thinking 👀 Can YOU find the correct answer? Think deep, not fast 🤔 Only strong minds will solve this!??

@Elsie_560 36

Like all of these pro-Trump stories would be here if not for the person who owns X.

@RedEagleUpdates What has he done for the world?

Do you think President Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for what he’s done for the World ? YES or NO ?

@SaveAmericaNew That's a lie! Which poll?

An overwhelming poll just dropped finding President Trump's MAGA Republican approval rating at *98% PERCENT*, with just 2% disapproving. MASSIVE support from the base! Democrats keep thinking MAGA will abandon Trump, it's not happening 🇺🇸🇺🇸 Simple poll. Please be honest! As of today, how much do you still trust and support President Trump for everything he did? A. 100% B. 50% C. 25% D. 0%

@_iamlougotti Bo Jackson!

Name an athlete you would love to see with an injury free career I’ll start with Andrew Luck

@lady_valor_07 No, $50 is not a good tip for a $500 check. 20% is usually the standard, but $100 would been enough. Think of a business. How long would you own a business if it only made a 10% profit?

@noregretvet_ So, there is no freedom of speech anymore?

The Illusory Truth Effect: This is a cognitive bias where repeated exposure to a statement increases the belief that it is true, regardless of its actual veracity. Processing Fluency: When you hear something repeatedly, your brain processes it faster. Familiarity feels "easy," and the human brain mistakes this fluency for truth. Familiarity Overrides Rationality: Studies have shown that even when people initially know a statement is false, repetition can overpower their prior knowledge, making them believe the falsehood later.

@DefiantLs PREACH!

“I don’t wanna hear another white person say the word illegal… we are living on stolen land”

@elonmusk You're a DA!

Hmm