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@aintscarylarry @DianaCialino 😑🤒😵‍💫🤢🤮🤮🤮

Here’s trump dropping a major grumpy in his diaper at his Arizona Nazi hate rally today.

@RpsAgainstTrump @ggrim002 Promise. 😜🤪💙

Whatever you do today, please do NOT retweet this video showing the half-empty arena as Trump speaks at his Penn State rally today

@MayoIsSpicyy @davenewworld_2 Probably both, lol.

RT @mmpadellan: TWEEPS: Kamala Harris is the ONLY candidate discussing care for our children and our seniors, and that matters for American…

@TheRealMizVic That is so beautiful. It's been so hot and dry in the fall here in Missouri, we haven't had the pretty colors. It just goes from blaze to freeze. Thanks for posting this. 😊💙

RT @BombshellDAILY: THIS IS NOT 2016 We barely won in 2020. We will win BIG in 2024.

RT @TheRickWilson: I'm sorry about your meth problem.

Happy Birthday, Madam President 💖

RETWEET if you are with her!

RT @KathrynMeissne2: Please help the FBI to identify this J6 insurrectionist. Thanks.

RT @thejackhopkins: A year ago I had promised my wife that when the election was over I’d dial back my hours. We went to our favorite cafe…

@JohnnieJ1971 @TheRickWilson Putting says he did. Heard it on tv news this evening.

There is no credible evidence or official documentation to suggest that Donald Trump or his administration sent COVID-19 tests to Russia in 2020. However, during the early stages of the pandemic, the U.S. and other countries did engage in international cooperation related to supplies and medical equipment. One widely discussed instance was when Russia sent a shipment of medical supplies, including ventilators and personal protective equipment, to the U.S. in April 2020, as part of humanitarian aid. This raised questions about the state of U.S. preparedness but did not involve the exchange of COVID-19 tests between the U.S. and Russia.

Get him.