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We need a Greater Israel and for Russia and China to know their place as America being number one and protecting the U.S. dollar! Learn more in my book Republicans’ Poet: When We Were Black how radical Muslims became powerful under Democrats a.co/d/0Lj7Usg

@Ersin0X Not me but I have rode every single ride at Six Flags many years ago

I would have passed out over and over. Who has been on X2?

This clip remains undefeated

@itsKenBarbie The square on the nail is too thick. I don’t like this hun

TEA! Boston has officially named April 2nd as ‘Cardi B Day’ ahead of her show in the city tonight!

@beetchx Absolutely

Does this count?

Nasa Astronaut flying to the moon right now said: "We need Jesus"

“We need Jesus - whether on earth or circling the moon.” NASA astronaut Victor Glover points people to Christ on the first deep-space human flight since Apollo 🙏

@cozella @claycane Is there ANYTHING else? You wanna talk about White Christians as slaves as well that was captured by Muslims in 1798?

@RepublicansPoet @claycane Wrong. In December 1800, Martha Washington signed a deed of manumission for her deceased husband's slaves, a transaction that is recorded in the abstracts of the Fairfax County, Virginia, Court Records. They would finally become free on January 1, 1801. mountvernon.org/george-washing….

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@cozella @claycane No, they were FREE and lived on his plantation because of fear of being captured. The ONLY slaves that were not free was the 9 from Philadelphia. The ones he inherited through his wife couldn’t be free by him.

@drhingram Lmaooooooo

I did NOT expect his return to go down like this

FOX REPORT: President Trump has fired Attorney General Pam Bondi, and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche will serve as interim attorney general until a successor is confirmed, @BillMelugin_ reports.

Victor Glover, pilot of NASA’s Artemis II mission, is a committed Christian. Yesterday on April 1, 2026, he launched on the first crewed mission to the moon in over 50 years. before launch he said: “We need Jesus, whether here on Earth or orbiting the Moon.”

D.O.G.E. confirms that USAID gave Chelsea Clinton $82,000,000 through the "Clinton Global Initiative" 3 million of that was spent on her wedding and 11 million on a mansion. Thoughts......??👀

Born in Pomona. Graduated from Ontario HS (1994 Athlete of the Year). Bachelor of Science from Cal Poly SLO. Way to represent, @AstroVicGlover 🫡

WHITE HOUSE BALLROOM APPROVED ✅

@Stayconsistent4 Definitely not Fab! His wordplay was crazy in 2003

Luda might be outta there....

Only the real will understand. If you believe it, YOU CAN ACHIEVE IT! #VictorGlover A Black man got it out the mud and made it to the sky!

Charlie Kirk would have absolutely loved to watch the launch. I pity you that this is the garbage you crank out instead of celebrating American excellence.

@Rightanglenews This isn’t divisive because if he was a DEI hire you all would be talking about his skin color! This is a accolade

@DH350nWo @touring_drummer @AzPetrich If he was a DEI hire, YOU WOULD LOOK AT HIS SKIN COLOR

@RepublicansPoet @touring_drummer @AzPetrich Thanks for proving my point.

Just wanna point out, there is A BLACK MAN FLYING TO THE MOON AS THE PILOT.

THE SUPREME COURT'S BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP HEARING I've been working on a few exciting projects (for the future), but here's my quick take: This is actually a very simple case but made messy for the justices.  90% of the time the justices spent asking questions/making statements that had absolutely no relevance to the 14th amendment but were result-oriented attempts at justifying birthright citizenship.  There were comments about administration, policy, English common law, etc.  But anyone who can read and comprehend the civil rights act in 1866 that preceded the amendment, the debates surrounding the act, and the subsequent draft and debate around the 14th amendment would know full well that the amendment never -- in any way -- contemplated granting birthright citizenship to foreigners, let alone illegal aliens.  It would have been unimaginable.  In fact, it was not intended to be an immigration amendment.  It was passed by Congress and ratified by the states to enshrine in the Constitution and across all states the treatment of newly freed slaves and their children as citizens after the Civil War, and because certain states refused to acknowledge their citizenship.  Indeed, President Andrew Johnson had vetoed the Civil Rights Act of 1866, his veto was overridden, but that was the impetus for the constitutional amendment.   The language -- "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" -- had a specific meaning and intent.  As explained years ago by me and others, this refers to the political allegiance to the United States and is derived from the 1866 Civil Rights Act, which extended citizenship to the freed slaves and their children. Again, to underscore, it had nothing to do with immigration at all.  Therefore, foreigners who come into the United States illegally cannot confer upon themselves "jurisdiction" for the purposes of granting citizenship to their babies because they were born in our country.