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@mopsie10 @MissSass1978 @psmuthoni If you’re too thick to get my point, which you clearly are, you probably need to stay off the Internet. You tard, you will never hear me say money, is everything. It certainly can’t buy class - you and Markle would know that.
The DA needs to let Lucy come home. She's done more time than many accused murderers. This is already grossly disproportionate to whatever happened last month - an event over in seconds, that hurt nobody, and occurred entirely in my own yard. My own damn yard. She wants this to blow over, but I will not let it. I. WILL. NOT. LET. IT. Not until Lucy is home and the charges are dropped. She no doubt feels like the victim here. I'm sure she doesn't like the bad PR. But there's one victim here: Lucy. The DA can make all of this end by making the right decision to exercise prosecutorial discretion and drop the case. Only a handful of Stasi-like creeps support continued prosecution of this case. It is a 99 to 1 issue. 99 to 1. #SaveLucy @Herb_Minstrel @LoneStarChica @catturd2 @KennedyNation @SaraGonzalesTX @TomiLahren @jjauthor
After learning about shots being fired at the White House, a leftist was angry that the shooter missed Trump and said future shooters should “get it right.”
Lucy survived ISIS controlled territory, came back to the US with her US Veteran @jonesbrendanm and due to a busy body neighbor is now sitting in the pound after being labeled a “dangerous dog.” Bring Lucy Home!! #SaveLucy
PURE EVIL: Unhinged leftist, after learning that Tulsi Gabbard’s husband is battling cancer, wished him a painful death and said they hope Tulsi “follows him right after.”
I was honored to join The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, and World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus for the unveiling of the Lost Screen Memorial at Place des Nations in Geneva ahead of the 79th World Health Assembly. The memorial, organized by Archewell Philanthropies in partnership with the World Health Organization and The Parents’ Network, highlighted the urgent need for stronger global action to protect children and young people from online harm, cyberbullying, and unsafe digital spaces. The event served as a powerful global call to recognize online safety, digital wellbeing, and mental health as emerging public health priorities, while encouraging governments, technology companies, health leaders, parents, and communities to work together in creating safer digital environments for children and adolescents worldwide.
