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From CLC Chair Rebecca Lau: As we celebrate Independence Day and America's 250th anniversary, I'm reminded of why this holiday means so much to those of us who care deeply about liberty. The Declaration of Independence showed that this country was founded on classical liberal values and marked a bold experiment in breaking away from monarchy to build a government grounded in individual rights and consent. In the Declaration, Thomas Jefferson drew heavily from the ideas of John Locke, arguing that all people have nautral rights and that governments exist to protect those rights, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. In his Two Treatises of Government, Locke wrote, "Men being... by nature, all free, equal and independent, no one can be... subjected to the political power of another, without his own consent." Those ideas were revolutionary in the seventeenth century, and they became the philosophical foundation of the American Revolution a century later. As members of the Libertarian Party and the Classical Liberal Caucus, we are part of a tradition that traces directly back to those principles. While our country has never perfectly lived up to the ideals expressed in the Declaration, those ideals continue to inspire people who believe in individual liberty, limited government, free markets, and equal rights under the law. The work of defending liberty doesn't end with celebrating our history. It continues through our conservations, our activism, our campaigns, and our efforts to keep the principles of classical liberalism alive for the next generation. Happy Independence Day, and here's to 250 years of the American experiment, and to continuing the work of advancing liberty for the next 250. - @rebeccaxlau
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Replying to @jacksonhinkle
She is a lot braver than you will ever be.
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NARRATOR: No, it will not.
UK VPN demand surges 1,400% as age verification law takes effect; Wikipedia faces ban, X users report blocked content
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Replying to @RobSchneider
"back in MY day the kids just fucking DIED"
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All Colors Are Beautiful is an excellent slogan. It should be a hashtag, or maybe an acronym
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Replying to @NYPDnews
That's a napkin in an empty bottle You're the violence
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Replying to @RepClayHiggins
Just answer one question for us
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Replying to @ATFHQ
No. Today, we remember the victims, not their murderers. Dayland Gent, 3 Cyrus Howell, 8 Star Howell, 6 Serenity Sea Jones, 4 Bobbie Lane Koresh, 16 months Lisa Martin, 13 Sheila Martin, 15 Abigail Martinez, 11 Audrey Martinez, 13 Crystal Martinez, 3 Isaiah Martinez, 4 Joseph Martinez, 8 Melissa Morrison, 6 Mayanah Schneider, 2 Aisha Gyarfas Summers, 17 Startle Summers, 1 Rachel Sylvia, 13
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Replying to @ElijahSchaffer
Conservatives really out here getting mad at breakfast
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Regardless of how one feels about slavery, according to U.S. law, this is a felony: harboring runaway slaves. Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, §7.
Regardless of how one feels about immigration policy, according to U.S. law, this is a felony. Harboring of aliens. 8 USC 1324.
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Replying to @ATFHQ
No. Today, we remember the victims, not their murderers. Dayland Gent, 3 Cyrus Howell, 8 Star Howell, 6 Serenity Sea Jones, 4 Bobbie Lane Koresh, 16 months Lisa Martin, 13 Sheila Martin, 15 Abigail Martinez, 11 Audrey Martinez, 13 Crystal Martinez, 3 Isaiah Martinez, 4 Joseph Martinez, 8 Melissa Morrison, 6 Mayanah Schneider, 2 Aisha Gyarfas Summers, 17 Startle Summers, 1 Rachel Sylvia, 13
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Replying to @mtgreenee
Republicans will literally create AI generated images of their imaginary fears instead of going to therapy
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Replying to @RBReich
Workers earning the federal minimum wage in: 2009: 4.9% 2010: 6.0% 2011: 5.2% 2012: 4.7% 2013: 4.3% 2014: 3.9% 2015: 3.3% 2016: 2.7% 2017: 2.3% 2018: 2.1% 2019: 1.9% 2020: 1.5% 2021: 1.4% 2022: 1.3% 2023: 1.1% Folks, the minimum wage is irrelevant to your earnings.
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Replying to @jacobin
Except, of course, for the 22 children he had lined up and shot
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Dear Leader is creating a recession to make America great again
Trump is forcing a recession with tariffs. This will help pay off the debt, lower interest rates and drive investment in building things in the U.S.
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Replying to @JackPosobiec
Pinochet tortured parents by forcing them to watch as their children were raped, so it's understandable that Republicans admire him, but it's troubling that they're comfortable admitting this, out loud, in public.
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Egg prices are up 60%. That’s absurd. People are paying up upwards of $6 and $7 for a dozen eggs. Why? Corporate greed. Cal-Maine, the largest egg producer in the US, is raking record profits — $198 million in its latest quarter. That’s a 65% increase from a year ago.
Community note
Egg prices are up because of an ongoing wave of avian influenza has killed 29% of US egg-laying birds. ers.usda.gov/data-products/
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Replying to @ConSelfOwns
Follow us for more wilderness survival tips
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Replying to @AGJamesUthmeier
Not valid? "Full Faith and Credit shall be given in each State to the public Acts, Records, and judicial Proceedings of every other State" is what it says in the Constitution of the United States, which you hate and your supporters have never read.
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Replying to @SonyaShaykhoun
Is someone in danger? Is someone hurt? Did you try to solve the problem on your own? Were you minding your own business?
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Replying to @scrowder
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Replying to @GovKemp
Bail and legal representation are Constitutional rights, and you don't get to just arrest people for it. Not that you've ever read the Constitution.
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Replying to @EWErickson
Sure, there were issues
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Replying to @Melanie_Vogel_
Have you tried turning the nuclear power plants you turned off back on again?
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Replying to @prageru
Men should wear clothes befitting a WARRIOR!
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Replying to @FDRLST
remember when The Federalist published an article arguing that grooming kids for sex is perfectly normal and Alabama should elect groomers to the United States Senate Pepperidge Farms remembers
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Replying to @CensoredMen
Yeah, that would be James Madison. Remember that whole bit about "Congress shall make no law?" Yeah.

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Replying to @SpeakerJohnson
You have betrayed the Constitution of the United States. You must be removed from office. Resign.
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This image is a pretty good litmus test for politics. Do you regard this man with respect? Or Disgust?
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This is why no one takes you seriously, Bree.
‼️ Folks— we keep trying to explain this. 1) The US & Israel are currently two of the most far-right governments in the world, arguably the most far-right 2) Because of genocide against Palestinians, US & Israel are now the most isolated they’ve ever been since WWII Part 1…
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Replying to @JDVance
Wut
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democracy is when everyone votes for the only candidate allowed to run, da!

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Replying to @timand2037
fixed this for you
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what did y'all think the Second Amendment meant? vibes? papers? essays? losers. Stallings defended himself from a drive-by shooting. A jury acquitted him of all charges. He did nothing wrong. Republicans hate the Second Amendment.
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Replying to @davidhogg111
So it's NOT the guns? 🤔
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Replying to @NotoriousAKG
“Nobody said anything on the campaign trail about attacking legal immigrants” lol. lmao.
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Replying to @PamphletsY
Holodomor deniers are not morally distinct from Holocaust deniers, and their opinions ought to be treated with the same disregard.
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We can only see it now because of the wealth that capitalism created. Poverty was the norm before capitalism.
Capitalism created the poverty that we now see.
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Replying to @JesseKellyDC
You know, you can just hire a dominatrix, Jesse. Probably cheaper than therapy.
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Replying to @nbrhdcommie
Complaints about capitalism that are really complaints about the human condition, episode 69,420. No, if capitalism was abolished, food would not magically stuff itself into your mouth.
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Replying to @CNN
This is excellent news for cities suffering from self-imposed housing shortages! Of course if they refuse to allow new home construction, they're probably not going to allow old offices to be converted into homes.
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Replying to @GigaBasedDad
You can trade magazine ads drawn by cocaine-fueled Mad Men for higher GDP? Wow
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> used to be so it's not anymore?
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Replying to @60Minutes
Paul Ehrlich said millions of people would starve by the 1970s. Undernourishment has more than halved since then. But, like any good doomsday cultist, every time his apocalyptic predictions fail, he just changes the date. The Malthusians are wrong. aier.org/article/the-malthus…
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Bigotry is not just repugnant, but also irrational. For example, one could also use these photos.
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Except you, apparently. Here's your office spending taxpayer money on the same thing you're criticizing a different office for spending money on. Wait. So if you're funding them, too... That makes you the Deep State.
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Replying to @neal_katyal
Good luck on the whole stealing houses from little old ladies thing! Which Disney villain is going to portray you in your cartoon biography?
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Replying to @TheEconomist
No the fuck there isn't, redcoats
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Replying to @FmrRepMTG @RepMTG
It’s pretty funny that you laugh at AOC's hypocrisy for bowing down to her party that won’t host a single presidential primary debate to allow anyone or any minority a chance against the old white man she supports, when yours did the same in 2020. I laugh at your hypocrisy.
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That's not actually the correct definition. This is:
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Replying to @DrEliDavid
Sir, are you aware that, not only does the Internet exist today, but it also existed in 2001?
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Replying to @elonmusk
Elon when tariff go up: excellent move, m'lord! very clever indeed! brilliant policy! Elon when tariff go down: excellent move, m'lord! very clever indeed! brilliant policy!
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Replying to @DHSgov
"No one is above the law" (except for law enforcement) "and if you ask us for a warrant we'll arrest you"
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Replying to @kevsaucebro
List of all four US Representatives involved in House page sex scandals, two of whom had sex with pages: Rep. Gerry Studds (D-MA), 1973, sex with page aged 17; refused to apologize, reelected until 1997 retirement Rep. Dan Crane (R-IL), 1980, sex with page aged 17; apologized, lost reelection Rep. Mark Foley (R-FL), 1995-2005, sexual messages sent to multiple pages and former pages; resigned Rep. Sue Kelly (R-NY), 1998-2001, aware of the Foley scandal and did nothing
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Replying to @jakeshieldsajj
Ash Grove, Missouri Oh no wait that's just a GOP reelection campaign-
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"come and take it" on their AR-15s and "help me big government daddy" on their cheeseburgers
So-called "lab-grown meat" has no place in Montana. By signing HB 401 into law, I am proud to defend our way of life and the hardworking Montana ranchers who produce the best beef in the world.
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Replying to @itscarterhughes
Illegal aliens do not receive Social Security benefits. They do, however, pay Social Security taxes to subsidize your benefits, which is one of the biggest reasons it hasn't gone insolvent yet.
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Replying to @theserfstv
No it hasn't.
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Replying to @realDonaldTrump
Wrapped in the flag, Donald Trump burns the Constitution, which requires Congressional authorization for military attacks.
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Replying to @historyoarmani2
Mussolini: "All within the state! Nothing outside the state! Nothing against the state!" People who don't understand words: "this is reducing the power of the state"
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The Alien Enemies Act of 1798 cannot be used against the nationals of any country without a Congressional declaration of war against that country. But Republicans no longer even pretend to care about the Constitution, so this blatant violation will go unremarked.
⚠ TRUMP TO INVOKE ALIEN ENEMIES ACT 1798, A SWEEPING WARTIME AUTHORITY, WITHIN DAYS: CNN
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Replying to @nytimes
If Americans commit war crimes, they should be held accountable. We can start with the last half dozen Presidents.
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Replying to @MPSLewishamCntl
did did you just rob some guys for doughnuts really though
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Saturday morning, a little boy called 911 when his mother was attacked by a violent man. Indianola, Mississippi police officer Greg Capers arrived, ordered everyone out of the house, and shot the boy. The man was arrested and then released because the boy's mother didn't immediately file a complaint - she was with her son in the hospital for four days. We wish Aderrien Murry a speedy recovery, and we demand an end to qualified immunity. Police officers must be required to carry insurance, just as medical doctors do. Citizens, who are being stripped of hard won police oversight powers by police unions, should not be forced to pay settlements to those suffering from the actions of malicious or incompetent officers. The foundational principle of a Republic is that all citizens are equal under the law. We cannot claim to be a republic while the enforcers of law and order flout the Rule of Law through immunity and lack of accountability.
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Replying to @StephenM
Looks like nothing more than a self-guided tour of taxpayer property. When did you guys start calling that an "insurrection?"
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Replying to @LeadingReport
"If you want to hold child sex abusers accountable, you are anti-Trump," claims guy who insists he totally isn't a child sex abuser So go ahead and put us down as hostile

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Replying to @Bubblebathgirl
Nothing is more American than criticizing the government. Nothing is less American than calling for the government to punish Americans who criticize their government. When did Republicans become such soft, whiny snowflakes? Oh, right. You always were.
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Replying to @SecWar
Keep posting the evidence of your war crimes. Just because they were "at the direction of President Trump" won't exonerate you.
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Replying to @wjxt4
No it wasn't No he didn't Do a journalism cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Readers added context they thought people might want to know
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Replying to @RonDeSantis
Governor DeSantis, if you win the nomination, will you promise that your administration will establish a Religion Recognition Department so that Americans can make sure they're worshipping in a government-approved way? Or will you preserve, protect and defend the Constitution?
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Replying to @RepLisaMcClain
new woke grammar just dropped
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Replying to @JeremiahDJohns
Nominate better candidates. Votes are earned, not owned.
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Replying to @marcorubio @POTUS
looking through the entire United States Constitution to find the part where the President can declare war so long as it's a designated narco-terrorist organization
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It's true.
Private ownership and free markets made America great. Freedom requires eternal vigilance - I fear many have let their guard down. The GOP's 'capitalism' is central planning with MAGA branding reason.com/2025/10/23/the-go…
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Replying to @communistsus @usimt
the food at the party:
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Libertarians do a grave disservice to the anti-war movement when we don't distinguish between funding the invasion of a country and funding the defense of a country. 1/2
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Replying to @WagiesLs
Wagies Posting Their W's Online
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This guy knows more than you.
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That's a blatant lie.
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Replying to @MarkLevineNYC
You did the thing
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Replying to @EndWokeness
wokeness is when population density
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no it ain't
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Trans kid's rights are human rights.
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Beruvides, 1993, p. 138. Encinosa, 1989, p. 151. Encinosa, 1994, p. 127. Cuban American National Foundation, Quilt of Fidel Castro's Genocide, 1994. WAQI-Radio Mambí, p. 64. Gómez Estrada, 1990, p. 233. Circuito Sur, July 2002, p. 50. Nuestra Cuba, 1998, pp. 42 and 61.
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Replying to @SteveRattner
Oh, you've left off a lot of countries! Let's add a few more data points—
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Replying to @MattWalshBlog
MATT WALSH, 1925: The mayor of Boston, Massachusetts is Patrick O’Sullivan. The fellow running against him is Seamus Flaherty. The mayor’s right-hand aide is Bridget O’Malley. The police chief is Michael Donnelly, overseeing Captain Declan Murphy of the patrol division. The city’s health director is Kathleen O’Connor. And let’s not forget aldermen Aidan Fitzgerald and Liam Walsh. Is this what Washington and Jefferson had in mind when they built this Republic? I wonder if the good people of Boston ask themselves that as they’re roused from sleep at the crack of dawn by the clanging of Catholic church bells echoing down the streets. Perhaps they ponder it further as they make their way to work along Saint Patrick Avenue. Is this still America? If the rest of the country begins to look like Boston does today—Irish names on every office door, Catholic parishes on every corner—then in what sense will this still be the nation our forefathers founded?
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No Fash. #NoKings. No Commies.
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Replying to @tribelaw
Chevron being overruled prevents Congress from being relegated to a secondary role by the imperial presidency, but go on, explain how giving Congress' power to Trump's administrative state is *good*
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Replying to @TheQuartering
LIVE IN THE PATRIOT POD EAT THE TRUMP BUGS
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Replying to @FBIDirectorKash
What he said ↑ What he means ↓ “Just so we are clear, this FBI needs no one’s permission to violate the constitution.”
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Replying to @RepMarkHarrisNC
The government refuses to bring the evidence to court because they know that a trial will expose their lies. Prove him guilty, you communist bastards. Until then he is innocent.
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America does not need secret police. America does not want secret police. Secret police are for commies and tinpot third world dictators.
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Replying to @JesseKellyDC
tweets from 1967
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Replying to @jjoque
under communists, cargo ships will not collide with bridges (there will be no cargo)
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Replying to @TheMcKenziest
No it isn't Incumbent homeowners showing up to their local zoning board and lobbying to have new housing construction banned is why none of us can afford homes
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Replying to @JDVance
ah yes, the "highest and best use of our military" loophole in the Constitution! You have no Congressional authorization for military force. You are committing war crimes. What will your legal defense be? "The greater good" isn't a legal defense.
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