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I believe this will be considered one of the most important videos in US history from this time.
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“He’s got the White House looking like Saddam Hussein opened up a Cheesecake Factory” — Obama
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Ohio, let's do what we can to elect @AmyActonOH as your next Governor and @SherrodBrown as your next U.S. Senator! They’ve dedicated their lives to fighting on behalf of all Ohioans.
If we’re willing to organize and mobilize, if we’re willing to turn out in big numbers in Ohio and across this country, if we’re willing to vote for change and vote for Democrats up and down the ballot, then this election might just mark the moment this country began moving in a better direction.
So make a plan to vote today at IWillVote.com/OH.
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🚨Obama steps out at the Ohio rally!
AND THE CROWD IS GOING NUTS.
Trump is going to have a very bad night when he sees this.
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BREAKING: Barack Obama just ROASTED Donald Trump’s renovations of the White House in a way only he can:
“He’s got the White House looking like Saddam Hussein opened up a Cheesecake Factory.”
Trump is going to have a MAJOR MELTDOWN.
OBAMA: He pulled out of the JCPOA, starts this war—Seven months later, six months after they declared victory, how's that war going?
Our allies and our bases have been attacked. Americans have been killed. Hundreds of Americans have been wounded. We have run down our stock of missiles. And Iran now has veto power over the strait of hormuz, where oil goes through to the world market.
This is the reason why the price of oil is up. Nobody disputes that. This is the reason the price of diesel is up. This is the reason why the price of just about everything is up.
Meanwhile, you got the defense secretary who's squarely focused on important matters: the jawlines and testosterone levels of our troops.
These are not serious people. And the problem is you end up having to pay the price for their lack of seriousness.
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The most important thing today is that Starlink and Starshield operations have been restored to the speeds we had before the restrictions. The speeds are now where they need to be. The restoration began overnight, and by this morning, speeds were already sufficient. This matters: for our frontline logistics, for defending Ukraine against jet-powered “shaheds.”
I thank all Americans and all our partners who took this seriously and truly helped – members of Congress, senators, all the media, the State Department, and the President. Protecting lives matters.
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Replying to @sandibachom
Do not walk away from that booth without reporting it.
☎️The DNC has a National Voter Protection hotline to report any issues! 1-833-336-8683📞
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Yes, I spoke out about the voting machine I cast my vote on the first day of early voting in Tennessee.
Yes, the button kept flipping up to the wrong candidate three times.
Yes, I called on a very nice poll worker who stood there until it worked on the third try.
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How I imagine the situation inside Team Vivek recently (if there’s at least one sane person there anyway)
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Few poems describe a gentleman's character better than Kipling's "If—," and few men read it better than Sir Michael Caine.
Have a great Friday.
From a few years ago, but this demonstrates how it is possible. Don’t let this happen to you.
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These types of machine errors are being reported in states across the country. Make sure to DOUBLE CHECK YOUR PRINTED BALLOT to make sure it has the names of the candidates you selected BEFORE YOU SUBMIT IT. If not, ask a poll officer for a new one.
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El-Sayed: "We had a little debate. Or I had a debate and he just pointed at me and said, 'He's Muslim.'"
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Replying to @covie_93
The real test of a free press is not whether it can speak when power allows it, but whether it dares to stand firm when power demands its silence.
A lawsuit may cost a newsroom money. Surrendering its independence may cost it something far more precious: its credibility, its courage, and the public’s trust.
Because the moment journalism begins negotiating the truth to avoid the price of telling it, it has already paid the highest price of all.























