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@OConnorMJ000

Katılım Nisan 2025
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Critical thought@OConnorMJ000·
@ByuSome I feel the same way about dirty soda and ginormous sugar cookies.
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Some.BYU.Dude
Some.BYU.Dude@ByuSome·
There is not a single place that is better because they legalized recreational marijuana. Coming from a place that did, it's terrible. You stop taking your kids to the park because people are there smoking pot. You have dread living in a townhouse or apartment because one or more ruin the entire place smoking that crappy stuff.
KUTV2news@KUTV2News

A new poll shows a majority of Utah voters, just barely, favor legal recreational marijuana. bit.ly/42p3rpu

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Critical thought@OConnorMJ000·
@newstart_2024 I always get my political analysis from pod-bro-casters and rage baiting internet algorithms.
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Camus
Camus@newstart_2024·
Billy Bob Thornton didn’t hold back on Joe Rogan: “Who the hell wants to listen to an actor or musician talk about politics? Just accept your little award and f... off.” He quietly donates to children’s charities but refuses to virtue-signal on stage. He calls himself a “radical moderate” — strong opinions, no tribe. Joe agreed: we need a common-sense party that focuses on “what actually works” instead of “us versus them” tribal warfare. After elections, stop screaming “we’re winning!” or trashing the other side. Hope the winner does a good job for everyone. It’s rare, refreshing honesty in a world drowning in performative politics. When was the last time a celebrity (or anyone) talked politics and you actually thought “yeah, that makes sense”?
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Critical thought@OConnorMJ000·
@benshapiro I never heard of him before your post. You seem to be the one mainstreaming him.
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Critical thought@OConnorMJ000·
@baby_maumau She has more integrity in her pinky than Dr. Dimhattva has in his overblown ego. He has me blocked because anyone that makes a cogent argument against his rage baiting nonsense posts gets no response.
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KareBear
KareBear@baby_maumau·
We the people of Utah led a campaign against Sharon. Because we have morals and a sense of decency. She is a dishonest little twit.
Heidi Hatch KUTV@tvheidihatch

Sharon McMahon, whose invitation to speak at Utah Valley University’s graduation was revoked last week over safety concerns, pushed back in a New York Times response, accusing lawmakers and Turning Point USA of orchestrating a pressure campaign against her. In her statement, McMahon said a U.S. senator who had mocked the assassination of a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband, along with three other members of Congress, the Utah Senate president, the House speaker and two budget committee members joined the effort to cancel her appearance. She noted that one state representative publicly called for withholding university funding and coordinated the campaign on a public platform. The effort was led by Turning Point USA, the group founded by Charlie Kirk that has advocated for free speech on campuses. McMahon pointed out that Utah passed a 2024 law requiring public universities to host speakers with diverse viewpoints — a law she said some of the same lawmakers who supported it later worked to undermine in her case. “Defamation requires a false statement,” McMahon wrote. “What I did was post direct quotes of Charlie Kirk’s own words.” She said threats against the university and her emerged only after the campaign began, unlike her two previous appearances at UVU. McMahon condemned Kirk’s Sept. 10 assassination and reaffirmed her support for free speech. “Free speech was for Charlie. It’s for you and for me,” she wrote. “Either free speech is for everyone, or it’s for no one.” McMahon closed with a reference to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: “Either we go up together or we go down together. I choose up.” (Full context and NYT story linked in comments)

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shelby
shelby@thetrueshelby·
Why do the worst people always hide behind crosses and scripture?
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Critical thought@OConnorMJ000·
@JimmyRex I pretty much get the stink wafting my way every morning where I live, I don't think I will notice a change.
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Aaron Rupar@atrupar·
RFK Jr: "A Democratic senator claimed it's mathematically impossible to have a drug drop by 600%. I said, 'Well, if the drug was $100 and it raises to $600, that would be a 600% rise. If it drops from $600 to $100, that's a 600% savings.'" Trump: "Right"
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Kimberly Brown
Kimberly Brown@kimbrownnfl32·
I wonder if @realDonaldTrump was racist when he was the President-Elect & called my dad @JimBrownNFL32 to find out what was going on with the Black Community and how he could help❓
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E X X ➠A L E R T S@ExxAlerts·
ALERT: Actor Russell Brand says he slept with a 16-year-old girl when he was 30 in the United Kingdom. The comment came during an interview with Megyn Kelly about charges he is facing in the UK.
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@cspan @ChrisCoons @SecScottBessent No one sees a problem when tax laws are so complicated you need to pay for an outside resource to figure out what you owe? If the government is going to make me pay taxes, they sure as hell should make it easy and not make me pay more just to figure out their convoluted laws
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CSPAN@cspan·
Sen. @ChrisCoons: "Why'd you shut down Direct File when it was free and easy to use?" @SecScottBessent: "It wasn't free and the—" Coons: "Direct File was free to taxpayers." Bessent: "Not to the American people. It was … $72 million for about 300,00 taxpayers."
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Riley Beesley
Riley Beesley@rileybeesley·
America is Worth Fighting For 🇺🇸
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@KariLisonbee Gerrymandering is bad. Yet Republicans in Utah and nationwide still fail to support efforts to implement independent and unbiased boundaries. At least in the Democrat controlled states it was but up for a referendum vs Texas shoving it down the voters' throat.
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Karianne Lisonbee
Karianne Lisonbee@KariLisonbee·
Whether it’s Blake Moore’s Better Boundaries group in Utah or the Legislature in Virginia, the Left is spending millions of dollars to gift Democrats additional seats in Congress. With a razor thin majority in DC, Republicans across the country must put in the work to prevent Democrats from seizing control. Vote for me in Northern Utah and send a Representative to DC who would rather fight for Republicans than hand the majority over to Democrats.
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Maggie
Maggie@MaggieMayWondrs·
Most Americans support some form of voter ID. That is not the debate. The debate is whether this bill actually does that cleanly. Sen. Fetterman proposed a simple, clean voter ID bill as an alternative. The Bipartisan Policy Center recommends back end verification through government databases instead of making voters show up in person with a passport. There are real ways to do this without blocking millions of eligible voters. Why aren't we talking about those instead?
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@NormieUtah I live south of the point and I drive into northern salt lake county only when necessary. That area is like all other blue city crap holes that pander to homeless, drug addicts, would-be mental patients, and the list goes on. I won’t even go to dinner there because it’s so unsafe
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Jennifer Jacobs
Jennifer Jacobs@JenniferJJacobs·
FBI's Kash Patel addressed allegations that are basis of his suit against The Atlantic magazine. Asked about "unexplained absences," and whether he can say definitively that he has not been intoxicated or absent during his tenure as FBI director, Patel said: "I've never been intoxicated on the job, and that is why we filed a $250 million defamation lawsuit." He said: "I'm the first one in on the last one out" and has "taken half as many days off" as FBI directors before him. The reporting about having a computer login issue was false, he said. "An absolute lie," he said. "I was never locked out of my systems." @NicoleSganga @SarahNLynch @JakeMRosen
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