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The leader of the most powerful country in the world.
Sad.
Really, really, really sad.
Obviously, the American people do not think he should continue to possess the political power that he has.
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📺NBC Primetime, November 2, 1995:
— On ‘Seinfeld,’ a new soup stand owner, known as the ‘Soup Nazi,’ insists on a strict manner of behavior while placing an order
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🚨HAPPENING NOW: Common takes the stage at the Get Out The Vote rally — hosted by himself and democratic candidate for senate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed — at Detroit’s Majestic Theatre.
#Detroit #michigan #Midterms2026
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Barack and Michelle Obama hosting a Halloween event at the White House, featuring a baby in a "Popemobile" costume, 2015
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Kathy Hochul tells Really American her closing message for the midterm elections: “We take back the House, we take the Senate, all of a sudden we have a firewall to shut down the insanity of Washington which is so devastatingly bad for all Americans, but particularly here in New York. That’s what’s on the line. No one should think this is over. No one should stay home and say their vote doesn’t matter. Every single vote matters in this election”
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Q: You said Ken is one of the most corrupt politicians in America. Do you love him?
@JamesTalarico: Yes. Ken Paxton is a child of God and my brother in Christ.
But love requires accountability.
If you’re out having a drink with your friends and your friend grabs their car keys to drive home under the influence, your job as their friend is to take those keys away — to physically block them from getting in the car.
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Democrats are ahead in every competitive Senate race in the country. Every single one. Election Day is tomorrow, and Republicans are spending it defending seats they never should have had to worry about.
Nate Silver’s model now gives Democrats an 80 percent shot at the Senate and 96 percent at the House. But polls aren’t results. None of this means anything if people don’t show up tomorrow. I walk through where things stand and what to watch for tomorrow night in today’s show (link in reply).
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Common knows the power of a voice. He’s spent his career using his to speak truth, challenge injustice, and demand better.
Now he’s asking us to use ours at the ballot box.
We’ve got to show up and fight for change. Vote Tuesday! 🗳️❤️ #BlueWaveInOneDay
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Dr. Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign embodies the promise of a brighter future—one rooted in affordability, accessibility, and accountability to the people.
Michigan needs his voice in the United States Senate. Let’s get out the vote for @AbdulElSayed!
Congressman @ClyburnSC06 lays out the stakes in this election and the unmistakable power of even just one vote. One vote can change the course of history. Grateful for the Congressman's support and leadership.
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Vance's claim lacks evidence of coordinated mass illegal voting by undocumented Somali immigrants to dilute citizen votes. Recent stories involve a Minnesota official explaining legal same-day registration rules on Somali TV (raising noncitizen ID concerns, as state IDs lack citizenship marks) and DOJ review of Maine CCTV showing Somali interpreters assisting non-English speakers—alleged by some as coaching, not proven as fraud. Noncitizen voting is illegal and rare; past Minnesota cases exist but no large-scale plot matches the description.
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.@JamesTalarico: Capitalism was an innovation — the revolutionary idea that you should be compensated for your time and work.
That's not what we have today.
We don't have capitalism. We have crony capitalism, where the gains go to those who can afford to buy access and politicians for control.
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As a proud Texas A&M graduate, I could never support someone as morally corrupt as Ken Paxton.
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“The lessons that Mr. Talarico taught me are still with me today.”
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“He has so much empathy for people.”
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A vibrant and refreshing mix of crisp vegetables, creamy avocado, and savory tuna, tossed in a zesty homemade green dressing. ✨😋❤️🍃
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Nothing to see here, just Abdul El Sayed as a senior at his Michigan High School. He was Captain of the football team, the wrestling team, and the LaCrosse team. Looks and sounds pretty damn American to me! "All American" in fact.
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This is Nate Paul.
He was under FBI investigation for fraud. His real estate empire was collapsing after 18 properties filed for bankruptcy in a single year.
He wrote Ken Paxton a $25,000 check.
Then Paxton directed his AG’s office to hand Paul confidential investigative files.
They blocked foreclosure sales on his properties.
And they sided with Paul against the charity he was accused of defrauding.
Nate Paul even employed Paxton's mistress at Paxton’s recommendation.
Paxton's own senior staff reported his corruption to the FBI. They were fired.
This is what Ken Paxton does when he’s in a position of power — and it’s why he should be nowhere near the U.S. Senate.
