Laura Lee

@mariashriver @BetoORourke We Texans want more than a hand shaker and fund raiser. We need a qualified and competent leader. Thank God we’ve got Abbott.

@MattWalshBlog Debunk Obama’s birth certificate, please. We Americans deserve the truth about that imposter.

So far with Real History we have given you the true story of slavery, the American Indians, the Civil War, and the civil rights movement (part 2 coming in a few weeks). What historical episode would you like to see us tackle next?

@Tablecloth123_ @ClassicMovieDig I get you, I feel the same sometimes. But we don’t allow our pictures to be taken for us. It’s for our children and those who love us. I wish I had a thousand more photos of my parents and husband. Young and especially older, the different stages in which we loved them.

Happy Mother's Day, Shirley Jones! The 92-year-old is here with her son, Patrick.

@ScottPresler @Daytobehappy Fabulous!

I’m in tears. They told us we wouldn’t win Indiana. They told us we couldn’t win Virginia. We — together as a family — did win.

@GigglingGanon Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear a robe and carry a gavel. God bless her, this is exactly what the judicial system needs.

This judge unloaded on this predator in a way you wish every judge would. If you want to see what a "zero tolerance" policy looks like in practice, look no further than Judge Jennifer Branch in Hamilton County. During the sentencing of Mick McFadden, the courtroom atmosphere shifted from procedural to powerful as the Judge delivered a verbal takedown that is now making waves across the judicial system. ​McFadden appeared in court facing charges for the horrific abuse of two young children, ages four and six, who were left in his care. While some hearings feel like a formality, Judge Branch made sure this one felt like a reckoning. Here is exactly how the hammer came down: ​The Verbal Blast: Judge Branch didn't just read the sentence; she dismantled the defendant’s character. She famously stated, "This court is so sick and tired of seeing adults ruin and abuse children," before delivering the line of the year: "There are no free passes in my courtroom." ​Maximum Sentencing: She didn't settle for the middle ground. McFadden was handed 11 years for each count, the absolute maximum allowed by law. ​Consecutive, Not Concurrent: In a move that ensures he stays behind bars for the long haul, the judge ordered the sentences to be served consecutively. Instead of a 11-year stint, he’s looking at 22 years in a state facility. ​Lifetime Accountability: Upon any eventual release, McFadden is hit with a Tier 3 Sex Offender status. This means life-long registration with mandatory in-person check-ins every 90 days. ​Judge Branch is proving that the bench isn't just for interpreting law—it’s for protecting the most vulnerable and making sure predators have nowhere to hide. This is exactly the kind of energy we need in the justice system.

@michaeljknowles @BenDaviesActor Worthy of a Babylon Bee headline. Irony at its finest! Way to go, Michael.

Wow, I hadn’t seen that. Delightful.

@GxldSociety Absolutely. By the Africans who sold them worldwide.

I don’t care how unrealistic you think it is. Black people are owed reparations.

@RigoIrizarry @megynkelly Fucking bitch. What an asshole sellout.

Here we have @megynkelly exposing herself as the complete fraud that she is. Looks like the Qatar/Soros check cleared.

@BarackObama @MichelleObama @ObamaFoundation I’d rather stick needles in my eyes.

Michelle and I can’t wait for you to visit the Obama Presidential Center! Starting on June 19, the Center will be open to the public, and you’ll be able to check out the Museum along with public spaces like a new branch of the Chicago Public Library with a reading room, a two-acre playground, a fruit and vegetable garden, and more. Tickets available at tickets.obama.org.

@CentralReserva9 @InsightfulWatch Hahahaha, for sure. There was collective, worldwide laughter when she claimed her husband was a fox.

@NaubertLaura1 @InsightfulWatch A Fox dying of mange

Harry’s testicle head covered in pube strands is a living testament to the fact that he is a gigantic dickhead.

@CentralReserva9 @InsightfulWatch But he’s a fox! Hehe.

@InsightfulWatch Don't forget ladies, we're all jealous of Megs because she got this & we couldn't have him What a revolting speciem he is

@Defenestrate123 @InsightfulWatch Ew. And accurate.

@InsightfulWatch Bet he has the maid save every single hair that falls out on his pillow in a silk pouch so he can carry it with him everywhere sniffing it.

@InsightfulWatch Karma for ridiculing his brothers baldness. Bald men are very attractive when they accept it and keep their heads shaved/trimmed. These “pube strands” is what makes him look ridiculous.

@paulamatanovich Accurate.

Proud 'black' women?

@historyrock_ God bless you, Stevie. You did Texas proud, son.

The story of Stevie Ray Vaughan’s tragic accident is one of rock music’s most heartbreaking losses. It happened in the early hours of August 27, 1990, near East Troy, Wisconsin. Stevie Ray Vaughan was at the peak of his career. After years of battling addiction, he had achieved sobriety and had just released his fourth solo album, Family Style, recorded with his brother Jimmie. That night on August 26, Stevie performed at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre as the opening act for Eric Clapton, alongside Robert Cray. It was a historic night: three guitar giants on the same stage. SRV stole the show with his Stratocaster and his boundless energy, performing classics like “Texas Flood,” “Pride and Joy,” and an unforgettable guitar duel with Clapton. After the concert, around 1 a.m. Vaughan and several members of Clapton’s crew decided to take a helicopter back to Chicago instead of riding the bus. There was thick fog and very low visibility. Four Bell 206 Jet Ranger helicopters were available. Three took off without incident; the fourth, carrying SRV, took off at a higher speed and lower altitude. The pilot, Jeff Brown, veered sharply to the left, and just minutes after takeoff, the helicopter crashed into the side of a ski slope about 300 feet high, less than a mile from the departure point. All occupants were killed instantly: Stevie Ray Vaughan (35), pilot Jeff Brown, and the three crew members. There was no explosion or major fire; the impact was devastating. No one knew about the accident until the helicopter arrived in Chicago and the search began at dawn. The official cause was pilot error due to poor visibility and the decision to fly in unsuitable weather conditions. SRV had overcome his personal demons and was in an excellent creative and personal place. His death shocked the rock and blues world. Eric Clapton, who was a close friend, was devastated. Thousands of fans attended his funeral in Texas, where Buddy Guy, Jimmie Vaughan, and others performed. Stevie Ray Vaughan left an immense legacy: he revived the blues for an entire generation, influenced thousands of guitarists, and proved that it was possible to play with soul, feeling, and brutal technique all at the same time. His posthumous album *The Sky Is Crying* (1991) became a hit and won a Grammy.

@VivekGRamaswamy Yikes

Breakfast with champions! Absolute best way to roll out of bed & start the day. ❤️

Singer Doechii walks barefoot on the Met Gala red carpet while appearing scantily clad.

@AmiriKing Tell me you can’t conjugate a verb without telling me.

This is award wining cope. What’s the correct version of what she’s trying to say?

@AmiriKing Laziness and incomprehension are not a “language”. Ignoramos.

What do these 4 ghouls, I mean women, have in common?

@spazticles13 @Mericamemed

@Mericamemed Listening to this negro smack his food and talk made me racist

Empirical data says “sheeeeeeeeeit”