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Among white women ages 18 to 29 who identified as liberal, 56.3% reported that a doctor or other health-care provider had diagnosed them with a mental health condition.
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There is no politician on the planet more influenced by money... than the lefty loon commie liberal.
🚨 LOL: Abdul El-Sayed just told Michigan that Donald Trump is the “worst symptom of the disease of our politics.”
Bro. Look in the mirror.
Then he said American tax dollars go abroad to do “genocide” and sustain “apartheid.”
That is the pitch. Call America the villain. Call for a U.S. Senate seat.
Michigan is not that stupid.
KEEP THIS GUY UNEMPLOYED.
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Just Call me Joe retweeted
@GuntherEagleman OMG! I truly hate leftists.
All they do is lie, cheat and steal!!
They disgust me. Every single one!
All they do is lie, cheat and steal!!
They disgust me. Every single one!
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The whiners can shut up.
Both sides.
Inflation under Trump is only about half the rate under Biden. Voters are still just as mad. finance.yahoo.com/economy/policy…
Both sides.
Inflation under Trump is only about half the rate under Biden. Voters are still just as mad. finance.yahoo.com/economy/policy…
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An excellent post!!
Thanks hellen.
Thanks hellen.
There was a popular joke in Europe that cuts close to the truth it goes like this:
Heaven is a German car, a French cook, An English butler, An American salary, and a Japanese wife.
Hell is an English car, a French Butler, a Japanese salary, and an American wife
I mentioned lieve the contempt American women have for American men. No women in history have had it so good. Hellen has traveled around the world and seen many cultures .. I’ve never seen any culture where women have so much power so much privilege, all given to them by the men who they hate. American men have given women everything they want ..they have far more rights than the men themselves. Now they even want the “right” to kill their own children😳!!!!!
I have found American men to be the kindest most considerate most intelligent most generous most fair people I have ever met. Yet for the most part the women treat them like so many dogs.
When in groups of women, I cannot believe the things they say about men. Far worse than anything I’ve ever heard groups of men say about women. The women’s talk shows (There are no men’s talk shows, those aren’t allowed) bash them mercilessly. I suppose it must be the decades of feminism forced on them by the schools the government and the media
Yet the men continue to do their jobs and uphold their responsibilities keeping life’s infrastructures working. Without them there would be no water no power no fuel no roads no cars no transportation no medical facility no schools no nothing. I often wonder why they keep it up under such hostility from half the population. Perhaps one of my followers can explain it.
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Damn scum.
Can't even speak English!!
VIDEO: Delivery Driver Helps Police Nab Suspects in $1.4 Million Walmart Fraud Scheme breitbart.com/crime/2026/10/… via @BreitbartNews
Can't even speak English!!
VIDEO: Delivery Driver Helps Police Nab Suspects in $1.4 Million Walmart Fraud Scheme breitbart.com/crime/2026/10/… via @BreitbartNews
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Just Call me Joe retweeted
On the fourteenth of April 1935 a wall of dust two thousand feet high and two hundred miles wide came over Boise City, Oklahoma at sixty miles an hour, turned a clear Sunday afternoon into midnight in a minute, and the people in the churches thought the world had ended.
The nd it took ten years. The southern plains had never been farmland. They were buffalo grass, roots five feet down, a net that had held the ground through every drought since the ice, under thirty million bison and then under the Texas cattle. Then the Great War sent wheat to the sky, the government opened the land to anyone who would break it, and the tractor could turn two hundred acres a week. Forty million acres of sod went under between 1920 and 1930. Suitcase farmers came out on the train, cut the roots, took a crop at the top of the market and went home, and nothing was left in the ground but a seed that needed rain.
In 1931 the rain stopped, for most of eight years. A wheat field in a drought is bare dirt, and bare dirt on the plains, in the wind the plains have always had, is a cloud waiting for a reason.
Dust came through the walls of the houses. Families slept with wet sheets over their faces and woke with the shape of their bodies left on the mattress in dirt. Children died of dust pneumonia with the fields packed into their lungs, and the Red Cross handed out gauze masks at the school door. Cattle were found dead with their stomachs full of mud. The static in a storm knocked a man flat when he touched a car, so they dragged chains behind the trucks to earth them. Two and a half million people walked off the plains, and the soil they left came down on the decks of ships off New York.
And the government shot the animals. In 1934, with no grass left on the ploughed country, Washington bought more than eight million cattle at a few dollars a head, shipped the ones that could stand, and had the rest shot in the fields and bulldozed into trenches while the families watched. Those cattle had not blown away an acre in sixty years. They died because the wheat next door had taken the grass they stood on.
Hugh Bennett, the government's soil man, had been telling Congress the plains were being skinned and nobody had listened. On the day of his Senate hearing that April he knew the dust was crossing the country, so he talked slowly until it arrived, and when the windows went dark at midday he told the senators that this was what he had been saying. The Soil Conservation Act was signed within the month, and what it paid for was putting the ground back the way it had been: grass, and cattle on it, and it has held since.
The plough failed in a decade. The pasture had never failed. The cows were shot in between.
The nd it took ten years. The southern plains had never been farmland. They were buffalo grass, roots five feet down, a net that had held the ground through every drought since the ice, under thirty million bison and then under the Texas cattle. Then the Great War sent wheat to the sky, the government opened the land to anyone who would break it, and the tractor could turn two hundred acres a week. Forty million acres of sod went under between 1920 and 1930. Suitcase farmers came out on the train, cut the roots, took a crop at the top of the market and went home, and nothing was left in the ground but a seed that needed rain.
In 1931 the rain stopped, for most of eight years. A wheat field in a drought is bare dirt, and bare dirt on the plains, in the wind the plains have always had, is a cloud waiting for a reason.
Dust came through the walls of the houses. Families slept with wet sheets over their faces and woke with the shape of their bodies left on the mattress in dirt. Children died of dust pneumonia with the fields packed into their lungs, and the Red Cross handed out gauze masks at the school door. Cattle were found dead with their stomachs full of mud. The static in a storm knocked a man flat when he touched a car, so they dragged chains behind the trucks to earth them. Two and a half million people walked off the plains, and the soil they left came down on the decks of ships off New York.
And the government shot the animals. In 1934, with no grass left on the ploughed country, Washington bought more than eight million cattle at a few dollars a head, shipped the ones that could stand, and had the rest shot in the fields and bulldozed into trenches while the families watched. Those cattle had not blown away an acre in sixty years. They died because the wheat next door had taken the grass they stood on.
Hugh Bennett, the government's soil man, had been telling Congress the plains were being skinned and nobody had listened. On the day of his Senate hearing that April he knew the dust was crossing the country, so he talked slowly until it arrived, and when the windows went dark at midday he told the senators that this was what he had been saying. The Soil Conservation Act was signed within the month, and what it paid for was putting the ground back the way it had been: grass, and cattle on it, and it has held since.
The plough failed in a decade. The pasture had never failed. The cows were shot in between.
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More democrat fraud!!
WOW 🚨 There is a learning center in Minnesota called “Metro Learning Center” in Minnesota that’s received more than $5.4 million in taxpayer funded AND SPELLS ‘SCHOOL’ WRONG on their sign
The same company also run a daycare that’s gotten $4.2 million and are attached to a sinesses that send money overseas
Their daycare is called Taaj Day Care Center, it’s an adult day care service provider that’s been reimbursed more than $4.2 million through Medicaid
This same owner also received a $10,000 SBA Targeted EIDL Advanc , which was the COVID-era Economic Injury Disaster Loan grant
I’m so sick of Somali scammers. Every Somali needs to be deported from America, not one voted to mass import these people
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Does anyone have any problems with the below reply?
@miles_commodore Yes. Jimmy Caca should have declared war, or Reagan should have, because WE'RE STILL AT WAR WITH IRAN. Trump is finally getting serious about ENDING that war, and I support him 100%!
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Just Call me Joe retweeted
@teameffujoe @ByronDonalds These trannies make me sick!!
Low life individuals... with no life... just seeking a little attention!!
It's gross. It's sad. It's a mental disorder.
Low life individuals... with no life... just seeking a little attention!!
It's gross. It's sad. It's a mental disorder.
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This needs to happen!!
Like... three strikes or something like that.
Like... three strikes or something like that.
@RickyDoggin Charge her with that thug crime
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