Robert Pinnell
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Robert Pinnell
@Robpi3
Evolving into a Christian Minimalist. Less is greater than more. God found me. God is love. Tenth (10th) generation Patriot and US Navy Veteran.
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@BrandiKruse @KarenBassLA Your sycophantic lust over idiotic con men reality stars is really gross Brenda.
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$15,000 more than he would need to spend if @KarenBassLA hadn’t let his house burn down.
Matt Hamilton@_hamilton_matt
NEW: Spencer Pratt’s campaign has logged nearly $15K in charges at Hotel Bel Air, categorized as “candidate travel, lodging and meals.” Today’s campaign disclosure shows this:
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@OwenGregorian What right does a school have to search private property?
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Las Vegas school district sued for allegedly expelling student for pro-ICE signs deemed racist | Kristine Parks, Fox News
A Las Vegas school district is being sued for alleged First Amendment violations after it expelled a student who placed pro-law enforcement signs on campus.
The complaint, first reported by The Las Vegas Review-Journal, was filed in the U.S. District Court for Nevada on May 14. It alleges N.C., a minor, was disciplined after he placed six pro-law enforcement emblems around East Career and Technical Academy in January, one day after students walked out of class to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
The emblems allegedly included the school’s Titans logo with the words "ICE Immigration Enforcement," "Border Security Academy Deportation Force," and "Titans ICE."
The complaint was filed on behalf of N.C. by his father, George Crossman, and names the Clark County School District, East Career and Technical Academy, Superintendent Jhone Ebert, East Career and Technical Academy Principal Natasha LeRutte and Assistant Principal Thomas Smith as defendants.
School administrators allegedly removed the 2-by-2-inch emblems before the first bell. N.C. was questioned and suspended the following day before later receiving a limited expulsion, according to the complaint.
The student decided to place the emblems supporting ICE to express his views after his peers across the Clark County School District participated in an anti-ICE walkout on Jan. 21. The complaint alleges that the district and school officials named as defendants in the lawsuit did not stop or punish students for participating in the walkout, but instead "facilitated" the demonstration.
After taking down N.C.'s pro-ICE emblems, school administrators searched his Chromebook and found searches around Martin Luther King Jr. Day that included "Dark Secrets of Martin Luther King" "The Martin Luther King Assassination," "James Earl Ray," and "Tough ICE pictures."
Assistant Principal Thomas Smith allegedly "determined these searches to be a racist threat," and N.C. was called into his office for a meeting, where he allegedly compared N.C.'s actions to someone putting up a poster that said, "Let's go get whitey."
The meeting concluded with Smith allegedly determining that N.C. was racist and that his motivations were racist, according to the complaint, and he was suspended immediately. School officials recommended a limited expulsion for a "racially motivated incident," according to the complaint, and that expulsion was upheld before an Expulsion Hearing Panel and Expulsion Review Board.
In a private meeting between Smith, N.C. and his father, George Crossman, Smith allegedly explained that the student's actions supporting ICE were considered racist "because the majority of the school is Hispanic" and the school official compared the emblems to a "burning cross."
"Characterization of N.C.’s conduct as ‘racially motivated’ was a pretext," the complaint says. "The true basis for Defendants’ decision was their personal, political, and ideological disagreement with the viewpoint expressed by the Pro-ICE Emblems."
The complaint claims school officials violated N.C.'s First Amendment rights and retaliated against him for engaging in protected speech. It requests a jury trial, damages in excess of $15,000 and for N.C.'s expulsion to be rescinded, and he be restored to good standing.
The Clark County School District said in a statement to Fox News Digital, "CCSD recognizes and honors our students' First Amendment rights to lawful advocacy and expression on causes important to them. However, the District does not comment on pending litigation."
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@AGEllison @HennepinAtty You've done nothing to combat corruption in your state. You have one job tgat ypu have failed at and you are complaining about a successful president.
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Nobody is above the law, including ICE agents. The State of Minnesota must hold people accountable for violating the law and for harming Minnesotans. I support the filing of these charges, and I am working closely with @HennepinAtty Moriarty to ensure we reach a just outcome.
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@RBReich Your brain looks like your face. Democrat are tge root of evil and should be destroyed abd imprisoned.
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🚨 A barking dog may sound harmless to some people…
But to others during prayer, it feels deeply disrespectful.
Now a much bigger debate is erupting in America 🇺🇸
Should society be expected to adjust around religious beliefs?
Or should religion adapt to everyday public life?
Where do YOU stand?

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@jonfavs @Ashlee3Sim3jcm Because the experts are bought by their research grants.
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Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV
[8] For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: [9] not of works, lest any man should boast.
bible.com/bible/1/eph.2.…
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@Chainless_Slave Get used to it. They learned it from the sand people we are importing to destroy the culture of the US.
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Democrats outnumber Republicans 6-to-1 among college graduation speakers, report finds | Rachel del Guidice, Fox News
Democrats outnumbered Republicans more than 6-to-1 among commencement speakers at top U.S. colleges this year, according to a new report examining graduation ceremonies at elite universities across the country.
The College Fix found that Democratic or Democratic-leaning speakers made up 86% of partisan commencement speakers at schools ranked in U.S. News & World Report’s top 100 universities.
"The Fix reviewed public statements and donation records to determine the political leanings of speakers," The College Fix reported Friday. "The numbers only include the speakers at either the main commencement ceremony, or if there are multiple events, the undergraduate ceremonies. Other speakers did not publicly indicate a political leaning and were counted as not applicable in the analysis."
The six Republican or right-leaning commencement speakers that The College Fix identified include Arthur Brooks, former president of the American Enterprise Institute, who gave Vanderbilt University’s commencement address on May 7; Dario Gil, undersecretary for science at the Department of Energy under President Donald Trump, gave the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute commencement address on May 16; and former University of Texas quarterback and NFL player Colt McCoy gave The University of Texas at Austin’s commencement address on May 9.
Francis Fukuyama, who was identified as a conservative speaker by The College Fix even though he reportedly endorsed former President Barack Obama for president in 2008, was the graduation speaker at William & Mary University’s commencement ceremony on May 15. Eric Dickerson, a former Southern Methodist University running back, was SMU’s commencement speaker on May 16, and U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee will deliver Yeshiva University’s commencement address on May 28.
Democratic commencement speakers this year identified by The College Fix included Democratic New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill, who will give the New Jersey Institute of Technology’s commencement address; Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who addressed Michigan State University; and Democratic Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger, who gave Virginia Tech’s graduation address.
Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., gave Georgia Tech’s commencement speech.
Other Democratic commencement speakers this year included Dee Dee Myers, former President Bill Clinton’s White House Press Secretary, at Santa Clara University; Alison LaCroix, former President Joe Biden’s appointment to the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court, at the University of Illinois-Chicago; and Alison Nathan, U.S. circuit judge for the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, nominated by Joe Biden in 2021 and identified as the second openly LGBTQ+ woman to serve on a federal circuit court, at the University of California Irvine.
Democratic speakers from the entertainment sector include actresses Kristin Davis at University of Colorado Boulder, Sarah Jessica Parker at Northwestern University, Jane Lynch at Cornell University, and William Adams, a singer and rapper known as "will.i.am," gave Worcester Polytechnic Institute’s commencement address.
Democratic authors identified by The Fix giving commencement speeches included James Patterson at the University of Wisconsin-Madison; John Green at Rice University; Xochitl Gonzalez at Brown University; and Min Jin Lee at Yale University.
Conservative speakers have routinely faced hostility on campuses. Chloe Cole announced last week that she was canceling a scheduled University of Washington speech after citing alleged threats from Antifa.
In April, Republican Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette told Fox News Digital that South Carolina State University rescinded their invite for her to give a commencement speech because she supports President Trump.
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@OwenGregorian I used a TI programable calculator to do statistical analysis for operator and machine optimization back before Lotus 123. What a great time that was.
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Mine looked a bit more like this.
It had four slots for add-on modules on the top.

ChuckSaden@GeoPayments
Boo 🤠
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@EricLDaugh I'll disagree. Massey is smarter. The war hero is a shill.
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🚨 JUST IN: President Trump just DROPPED this video going off on Rep. Thomas Massie from the Oval Office, telling MAGA to vote Ed Gallrein tomorrow in KY-04
"We're in a fight against the worst Congressman in the history of our country! His name is Thomas Massie, he's from Kentucky. I hope you're going to put him out of business tomorrow."
"He is so bad. Got an election coming up. He's running against a great guy, a great patriot. Ed Gallrein, he's fantastic."
"But forget that, Massie's the worst Congressman in the history of our country, always voting against Republicans and good values. So get rid of Thomas Massie!"
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@groypcore @DanBilzerian How did you get it? Are you sleeping with him?
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@DanBilzerian this is Nick’s 23 & me keep on lying you jew it’s exactly what your kind does
you’re cooked the groyper curse got you fast

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Dan Bilzarian is literally Jewish
>Jewish ancestry
>Ran a brothel (allegedly)
>Sold drugs
>Tries to shift the conversation away from race and religion
>Is obsessed with Israel
>Tells people not to get married or have children
>Shills gambling
>Dual loyalty to a foreign country
>Bloodline full of fraudsters
>well... Just look at him

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