What if you believe you’re a woman but you’re actually a man?
Your brain is broken, Abby.
I tend to think that if someone has every reason to believe they're legal, is going through the appropriate steps to the best of their (and their lawyer's) knowledge, is so convinced of their legality that they'd voluntarily go to an airport to travel an easily-driven distance, and is nevertheless not legal, then our enforcement resources would be better spent helping him get his paperwork in order than deporting him. If there's an actual reason to deny an upstanding man married to an American woman with American children a green card, then that's a different story. You know a lot more about the system than I do. I'm sure you can poke holes in my limited understanding and work up a gotcha. Would be nice if you didn't. I'm not trying to propose ICE policy with any specificity. This is just my instict on it. It is a lot more than just "I like him so he should stay." I wouldn't think he should stay if I believed he had been either purposely or carelessly evading the law for years and putting his family at risk.
You, John. You are completely out of touch with your constituents.
You do not care though.
It’s hard to imagine a group right now that is more out of touch with everyday Americans than the AI industry.
Take, for just one example, a policy proposal from a major industry player. It would define a “catastrophic incident” as causing 50 deaths or more—as if avoiding federal scrutiny for even a single death caused by their products were excusable.
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Watching my goat hit his 2,500th hit was probably the highlight of the season for me🥹
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Man, this sure seems familiar.
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"Sey is married to an American woman, has American children, and has built an actual life here through the legal marriage process."
Literally NOT ONE WORD of ANY of that entitles Sey to be lawfully present in my nation.
That "conserva-cucks" will seek to deceive actual Americans in this manner is, God willing, their undoing.
Hypotheticals are fake and gay.
@calvinrobinson and @SlowToWrite are not in the same boat. Sey is married to an American woman, has American children, and has built an actual life here through the legal marriage process. He’s a longtime Christian commentator with a real family and roots in Ohio and works at an American institution. That’s not the same as a British media “priest” who bounces between denominations, rides controversy for attention, and treats the U.S. like a content stage.
Calvin is here on grift. Pepperidge Farm remembers when he said “Pastor Paula White is my sister in Christ fighting the good fight.”
1) Paula White is a heretic, 2) women aren’t pastors. That’s the same prosperity gospel/NAR White House access hustle the rest of us were supposed to treat with discernment.
Sey’s case is a good Christian family man getting caught in a bureaucratic mess while supporting ICE enforcement. Robinson’s an outsider with a track record of visa drama, church hopping, and opportunistic alliances all the while lecturing Americans on Americanism and Christians on his heretical works based salvation and Marian dogma. But notice, EDW is a coward and won’t call Calvin out. NXR are wolves for patterning with such a heretic.
I’m convinced these guys are all reprobate.
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This is not some random Muslim country in the Middle East.
This is a city in America. I believe this will be one of the most important videos yet that I will be releasing
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👀 Want to know why Deidre Henderson doesn’t want anyone looking at Utah’s voter rolls? 👀
Henderson violated Utah election law to keep herself and Spencer Cox in office 🗳️, and she did the same for John Curtis 🏛️ and Derek Brown ⚖️.
Here’s how it works 👇
1️⃣ The State provides the party a primary convention, and delegates reject a candidate there ❌
2️⃣ Henderson hands that candidate a “second chance” primary anyway 🔄
3️⃣ That primary goes out by mail 📬
4️⃣ The voter rolls are the mailing list 📋
No second chance = no mailed primary. That’s why she’s fighting to keep the rolls hidden 🔒 She uses them to cheat 🎭
"Absolutely not."… that is what Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson told KUTV when she was asked if she would ever hand the Justice Department the voter rolls, and now she is taking a victory lap because Judge David Barlow tossed the DOJ case Friday with prejudice so it cannot even be refiled.
Let me explain what this is actually about. The DOJ asked for the complete, unredacted voter registration list, the kind of data you need to match a name on the roll to a real driver's license number, a real Social Security number and a real date of birth, and the argument was simple… the Civil Rights Act of 1960 gives the attorney general the authority to inspect voter registration records to make sure states are actually maintaining their rolls. She offered the public list instead, the same list any campaign can get its hands on, and when they said that does not do the job she dug in and said absolutely not.
So ask yourself a simple question. If your rolls are clean, why fight this hard to make sure nobody outside your office can check them? Why is the chief election officer of one of the reddest states in the country celebrating the fact that nobody gets to verify the list her own office keeps? How is this even a thing?
I am all for privacy, and yet this is not some hacker or some marketing firm asking, it is the federal government asking whether the people on the rolls are real, alive and eligible, which is the entire point of having a roll in the first place. Privacy is the shield they always grab when someone wants to look under the hood, and it works every time because nobody wants to be the guy who argues against privacy.
And make no mistake, this is a Republican. Not Jena Griswold, not some blue state secretary of state, a Republican lieutenant governor in Utah doing the exact thing the left would do and calling it a win for fair and secure elections. Meanwhile the DOJ is sending about six lawyers and paralegals to watch Utah polling places in November, and Harmeet Dhillon says that has nothing to do with Henderson. Fine… watch closely anyway.
Deidre… if the rolls are clean, prove it and hand them over.
@realDonaldTrump take this one to the Tenth Circuit.
Seahawks. No idea what you guys are doing in the RZ, play calling, on defense. I don’t even believe you guys hold practice. I think you just show up on game day.
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If the mosques are pushing El Sayed’s candidacy — this immediately puts them in violation of their tax exempt status.
This is horrifying
Abdul El-Sayed is visiting mosques and rallying Muslims to vote for him during Midterms. This is the Islamic Takeover of America
“We have that opportunity, insha'Allah, on November 3rd — You can go in and vote tomorrow. Make sure you, your wife, your husband, if you're a sister in the back, your mother, your father, your children if they're voting age, your neighbors have made a plan to vote on or before November 3rd. I'm gonna say that date one more time. The 3rd day of November.
“We cannot miss the opportunity. Again, we have a responsibility to lift our voices, and we have that opportunity, insha'Allah, on November 3rd. I'm asking you to lift that voice of yours.
Fight for the kind of America you believe in, an America that provides all the basic needs of a dignified life to our own people and does not take it away from other people. JazakAllahu Khairan. Again, my name is Abdul El-Sayed and I'm grateful for your support.”
This should horrify every American. He’s using mosques for his political agenda
Politicians are not supposed to go into places of worship and ask for votes. If the place of workshop allows it, legally they should lose their tax exempt status
Where is the accountability!?
The rule is Internal Revenue Code §501(c)(3), specifically the political campaign prohibition known as the Johnson Amendment
Allowing a candidate to use the organization’s facilities or events to campaign without equal opportunity for other candidates and distributing or publishing materials that favor or oppose candidates results in loss of tax exempt status
Using organizational resources like money, property, staff, lists and more to support or oppose a candidate also results in loss of tax exempt status
Strip this mosque of tax exempt status
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“We are not here for egos… we are here to win a ring.” How refreshing…. 90% of travel teams, 70% of HS teams, and 50% of college teams… could take a hard lesson from the best!
I asked Trevor Megill his thoughts after not coming in for the save/Murph keeping Ashby out there for the 2nd time this postseason. His answer, “we’re not here for egos, we’re here to win a ring.”
#Brewers | #WinOurWay
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