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@OliLondonTV isn't this an old story?

Rapper who sued Lyft for refusing to drive her due to her size shows off her ‘dance rehearsal’ routine. 600lbs ‘Dank Demoss’ previously filed a discrimination lawsuit against Lyft after a driver told her his car tires could not handle her weight.

@wakeupnj We take tomatoes seriously Lol

That along with buttered rolls, our bagels and Pork Roll/Taylor Ham Egg and Cheese we take very seriously 😋

@RonDeSantis and who will be these "free" baby-sitters?

What could go wrong?

@ScottWRasmussen @NapolitanNews isn't that a contradiction?

🚨Among voters with a favorable view of socialism, 74% have a favorable view of free markets. ✅To paraphrase George Bernard Shaw, this tells us that the Political Class and the rest of America are two nations separated by a common language. ✅Socialism means one thing in the world of Bernie Sanders and AOC; it means something quite different among the nation's voters. ✅In fact, by a 49% to 34% margin, those who say they like socialism think it is better to have less government control and regulation of the economy. ✅Among all voters, 52% think less government involvement is better for the economy. Just 27% hold the opposite view. napolitannews.org/posts/how-do-v…

🚨31% of voters have a favorable opinion of socialism today. ✅️ A @NapolitanNews survey found that 49% have an unfavorable opinion and 20% are not sure. ✅️ Those totals include 12% with a Very Favorable opinion and 28% with a Very Unfavorable view of Socialism. ✅️ These figures are little changed from five or ten years ago. ✅️ The perception that support for Socialism is growing is fueled by the fact that it's more popular among the politically obsessed-- 50% of those who talk politics daily have a favorable opinion of socialism. ✅️ Among the vast majority of voters who talk politics no more than once a week, that number shrinks to just 23%. ✅️ By way of comparison, 59% have a favorable opinion of free markets. Only 18% have an unfavorable views. napolitannews.org/posts/31-perce…

@VivekGRamaswamy if the fatality rate was that high, a lot more ppl would be dead.

The Covid-19 infection fatality rate was well under 1%, but Amy Acton claims it was 50%. Tells you exactly how Dr. Acton makes “data-driven decisions.” Can’t make this stuff up.

@libsoftiktok Hey the NJEA supposedly loves our country and loves keeping parents in the loop on their education. A propaganda commercial told me so.

Sparta Township Public School District in NJ is seeking to hire a "Gay Straight Alliance Advisor" for their Pre-K program. Gay kindergartners SHUT THE WHOLE THING DOWN

@BlakeSNeff @RealCandaceO Why is she so evil man? Like that one thing makes you target? She blacks out on vacations, can we say that's weird?

@RealCandaceO Again, be explicit: What are you implying?

You do not forget the city and the hotel you stayed in the night your work colleague was murdered in front of the world. Sorry. This isn’t adding up. Also why drive all the way back out to Salt Lake City?

@AndrewKolvet The 'left' knows what it did. And they believe it was necessary to 'save' the country. But if it was was the legit thing to do then why hide it? 🤨

Perhaps the most tone deaf question ever asked at a White House press briefing exposes exactly why Americans have been lied to about election integrity for years now: REPORTER: "Why is the President unable to let this go?" LEAVITT: "I think part of the problem is that the media has refused to acknowledge that tens of millions of Americans across the country share the concerns of this President about the sanctity of our elections. And your premise of your question— you're jumping ahead to a conclusion in this speech before even hearing it yourself." The fact that the media is actively trying to undermine the premise before the President even gives his speech tells you everything you need to know.

@libsoftiktok send em back

EXCLUSIVE: We received footage from inside an Armory in Lexington, MA, which was used as an illegal alien shelter in 2025. Video shows a crowd of Haitians and Dominicans breaking out into a huge brawl in front of children. A source told me that the illegals were given driver's licenses and their children attended public school. These are the people that Democrats imported here at the taxpayers’ expense. This shelter has since been closed.

@TheChiefNerd What is the governments actually role and duty to it's citizens? cause what Tuck is saying sounds like the left to me.

🚨 Tucker Carlson Says Republicans Are Going to Get ‘Spanked’ in the Midterms “They're going to be punished … Younger people are legit struggling … and I don't see any political leaders … moving their priorities from a whole suite of different foreign conflicts … and spending the time thinking about how do I elevate my people?”

@JoelWebbon @JoelWBerry Joel take your reformed crazy somewhere else

@JoelWBerry And Charlie was a good man, but Charlie was wrong.

It’s what Charlie believed.

@tedcruz DO IIIITTTTT!

🤣🤣🤣

@EYakoby I thought he was Palestinian? 🧐

What does this even mean?

Mark if you listened to the entire podcast, Vance does talk about how the regime keeps 'killing' the MOU - the stepping stone to a long term deal. The 'influence operation" is on JD himself. It's not the reason jihadist are still shooting in the straight, or bombing their neighbors. Israel has a very unified desire to eliminate Iran. So to think NO ONE in Israeli gov. would even think to criticize The US is just dumb.

The VP owes Israel and millions of its American supporters an apology.  The Iranian terrorist regime rejected the MOU as it has undermined all agreements and deals.  Iran killed it, not some "influence operation." It's called logic, experience, and knowledge.

The problem is not JD Vance’s position on Israel. The problem is that he is a postliberal, and his treatment of Israel reflects the postliberal way of understanding politics, power, the West, and the American constitutional order. People have to stop reducing this to an “Israel issue.” Israel is not the underlying issue. It is a diagnostic. It reveals the framework through which he sees the world. The real question is what he believes about the liberal constitutional order in the United States. Does he believe government exists within fixed moral and constitutional limits, with rights that precede the state and a conscience the state may not command? Or does he believe political power should be reorganized around a substantive vision of the common good, administered by leaders who believe they are entitled to decide what social outcomes must be produced? That is the postliberal question. His arguments about Israel matter because they are not isolated foreign-policy opinions. They reveal how he thinks about alliances, national interest, inherited obligations, institutional restraint, moral persuasion, and the use of state power. They are expressions of a broader political philosophy. This is why the conversation keeps going nowhere. Everyone is staring at Israel while missing the worldview that determines how Israel is being discussed. They are arguing over one branch while refusing to examine the root. The concern is not that he holds one unacceptable opinion about a foreign country. The concern is that his views reflect a movement that has lost confidence in the American founding itself and increasingly regards constitutional restraints, individual rights, religious liberty, and freedom of conscience as obstacles to achieving its preferred conception of the common good. That is the real argument. It is not principally about Israel. It is about America. It is about whether the constitutional order is something to be preserved, or something to be displaced by a postliberal political project. And the problem is that almost nobody is actually making that argument. The debate has become so consumed by tribalism over Israel that people cannot see what the issue represents. Supporters and critics alike keep treating Israel as the whole controversy, when it is only the place where a much larger political vision has become visible. And this is why Israel is the ideal issue for every single enemy of the United States to use at the same time to clobber us over the head with. Until people can get past the tribalism surrounding Israel, they will continue to miss the real conflict. They will mistake the symptom for the disease, the battleground for the war, and a foreign-policy dispute for what is ultimately a struggle over the future of the American constitutional order. I can’t believe how many people cannot grasp that fact. Still.

@DLoesch Haha, that is one smart dog. You might need to get pad locks. Lol

Our rescue pup Wick (half Belgian Malinois half Rhodesian Ridgeback) has officially figured out how to open all the dog gates in the house. 😑

@ShadowofEzra Why would Elon share ANY of this information with her?

Elon Musk’s “baby mama” Ashley St. Clair is accusing Elon Musk of rigging the 2024 election using lasers, satellites, and space technology. She says she has a dead man’s switch if anything happens to her. “In October, Elon told me he was ready to release his ‘anomaly in the matrix.’” “He said he has 10K lasers in space,” referring to his satellites. “This is not a piece they’ll see on the chess board.”

@RangeBrad @Protestia she says she raised 5 children

@Protestia People cope with things in the oddest of ways. I'm assuming she cannot have kids?

There is something deeply unsettling and unbiblical about being a "doll mom."

@IanDavid_Smith @Protestia Who's saying obsession is unbiblical? Oh, the Bible... 😆

@Protestia My developmentally disabled daughter enjoys content like this. You looked at a production that brings joy and comfort to children and disabled adults and decided it deserved public ridicule in the name of Christ. The doll isn’t what reflects unbiblical behavior. This post does.

@Protestia I think her 5 real children left