Rose Ellen Haggerty

@MerriamWebster You are fabulous! I like words. Words make sentences, and sentences make books. This seems clear. I especially admire those books on “the banned book list.” These wonderful volumes are those which I recommend to others and give as gifts. They are the best books in our language.

@Gianl1974 I would be able to take a deep breath if the entire administration were behind bars.

HOW WOULD YOU FEEL??

@Avabelly__ No criticism Just awe Your work is outstanding!

This work was done by my hands, please be kind with the criticism....

@Kinza1278 ❤️🎈🎁🎊🎉🎂🕊️🫂🙏🏻💙💛✝️🤗😘👋

Today is my birthday but nobody with me I'm alone and sad ❤️‍🩹💔🥺

@native_am_pride Yes ❤️

If you support Native American people’s, history & culture Say.. “Yes".❤️

@chronicalguy ✋

Some are calling for Kash Patel and Pete Hegseth to be removed from their positions and held accountable for their actions. Do you agree? 🤚

@Lina_rays1ya A - 100%

If Barack Obama becomes president in 2028 🇺🇸 How much would you trust his team? 🤔 A) 100👑 B) 75 👍 C) 50 😐 D) 25 👎 E) 0 💀 Cast your vote ⬇️💬

@bluhue123 ✋

Raise your hand ✋ if you AGREE

@Gianl1974 Dedicated

HERO 🇺🇦🇺🇦

@Kristinartz ❤️

My Max is very sick today 😓 Everyone please give him a ❤️, pray for him 🙏- he gets well soon❤️‍🩹😥

@andy_lion007 You nailed it!

Actor Mark Ruffalo recently called Donald Trump “the worst human being in the world”. What would you like to say to Mark?

@t4hrts 🕊️🎂😍😊🎉🎊🎁🎈

I'm 12 today 🎉 Will you wish me a happy birthday 🎈🎉

@MS2PZ Agree

Sen. Chris Murphy said: “Donald Trump is trying to end our democracy. He’s trying to seize control!” Do you agree with Sen. Murphy’s statement about Trump? A. Agree B. Disagree

@IranMediaorg Definitely

Do you believe Benjamin Netanyahu should be held accountable for war crimes ?? 1. Yes 2. No 3. Not sure Vote below 👇

@KerryHolmekb 👍

Let’s end this debate: Joe Biden is by far a better leader than Donald Trump. America misses him more than ever....? Do You Agree 👍..?👇

@MykhailoRohoza His superlatives are excessively nauseating, especially considering how dumb he is.

DIAGNOSIS: “TRUMP” Trump once again declared himself a “damn genius,” supposedly confirmed by doctors. Fine. But what he actually demonstrated—again—is something very different. And this time it happened in Florida. “You know, I’m the only president who’s taken a cognitive test. I don’t think Obama could pass it… And Biden? Give me a break… The first question is very simple. There’s a lion, a giraffe, a bear, and a shark. And the question is: which one is the bear? It’s a very standard test, but the last ten questions are very difficult. Not many people—even in this room—would be able to answer them.” The room, which had been laughing, went quiet—then broke into applause. As if to say: yes, Mr. President, we’re the idiots here, not you. And he kept going. “When I got my results, the doctor said: ‘Wow, I’ve never seen anything like this…’” Let’s slow this down. The test Trump is talking about is the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA). It’s a basic screening tool used to detect possible cognitive impairment—dementia, Alzheimer’s, vascular or Parkinsonian issues. It is not an IQ test. It does not measure “genius.” Recognizing a bear isn’t an achievement—it’s a baseline function. These tasks assess visual recognition, language access, attention, and memory. Failing them can indicate neurological problems like agnosia, where a person sees an object but cannot identify it. Passing them simply means those basic functions are intact. Nothing more. The “very difficult” final tasks? Name as many words as possible starting with a given letter in 60 seconds (11+ is considered normal). Explain what a train and a bicycle have in common (they’re both modes of transport). State the current date. That’s the level. If this feels like a major intellectual victory, that’s not reassuring. So what’s actually happening? Trump is using a medical screening tool to sell an image of brilliance. He’s replacing meaning with performance—turning a routine check of cognitive baseline into “proof” of exceptional intelligence. It’s not just incorrect; it’s manipulative. The real purpose of the test is simple: to determine whether an aging person remains cognitively stable. Now, could this behavior itself point to something? Possibly. In the DSM-5—the global standard for diagnosing mental disorders—there’s what’s known as Cluster B: personality disorders marked by dramatic, emotional, and erratic behavior. One of them is Narcissistic Personality Disorder. It’s defined by a persistent pattern of grandiosity, a constant need for admiration, and a lack of empathy. It affects relationships, judgment, and emotional stability. It occurs in about 1–2% of the population, more often in men, and typically begins in early adulthood. On its own, it doesn’t always require treatment. But it becomes a serious issue when it leads to destructive decisions—especially at the level of state power. And that’s where the real question begins.

@honeymoon250 Amen

Amen 🙏

@8ntmuch share.icloud.com/photos/09aofOo…

“A pop of blue is all it takes to turn ordinary into unforgettable.” Let’s see your “pop of blue” photos! 💙

@Kinza1278 🎁🎊🎉😊☘️😍🎂🕊️

My sextuplets turned 4 today! As a mother, I would be so happy if everyone wished them a happy birthday. 🦋🙏🥺

@ukrainiansquad 💙🙏🏻🫂

Ukrainian soldiers still moving to the front lines. Don’t forget to wish them safety & victory 🙏