Kelly Fowler @fulapoch

@ZeekArkham Of all the times in California where a trove of late ballots was “discovered” and counted - days after the actual voting was over, exactly how many times did these “discovered” ballots NOT change the count in favor of a Democrat?

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ALL THE FEELS FOR LUKA'S RETURN TO DALLAS ❤️ The Mavs honored Luka with a tribute video before he took the court with the Lakers 👏

This makes me cry

@libsoftiktok What’s to investigate? Private message to who her friends, lol. Regardless she said what she said. That should be enough.

@Mavs_FFL looks like Luka and Lively II sitting in front row of LV Aces playoff game by score table.

BREAKING REPORT: Trump song reaches # 1 on the charts.. MEDIA WOULD HATE IF YOU SHARED THIS..

@wolverinefan24 Heck ya I love okra!!

@Felix147MJ @lawofruby Are you serious? 2016 every House and Senate Democrat challenged every electoral vote cast for Trump in certifying the election. Hillary Clinton still hasn’t stopped calling it illegitimate.

“Banality of Evil.” That is one of my favorite phrases from history. If you are unfamiliar with it, I highly encourage you to look it up. The term was created in 1960 by author Hannah Arendt while covering the trial of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann in Israel after the Mossad captured Eichmann in Argentina and brought him back to Jerusalem for a trial. Eichmann was a mousy, soft-spoken man who went about his work like a bookkeeper, but nevertheless was an architect of the Holocaust. “Banality of evil” means the idea that profound evil often comes in the form of people who otherwise appear quite ordinary, yet are capable of the most dastardly deeds imaginable. (As I see it, “Banality of Evil” also applies to the way that the Nazis went about prosecuting the Holocaust, as they treated the entire immensely deadly and evil affair as yet another industrial process, keeping books and records like they were a bicycle factory and not a regime in pursuit of the Satanic extermination of Europe’s Jews.) Today, as we witness the fascist desires of Democrats in America, “Banality of Evil” is a powerful phrase that we should all apply whenever appropriate. The banality of evil is frumpy, red-faced MSNBC commentator Barb McQuade, as she speaks in her little girl voice and encourages the government to feverishly suppress free speech that she deems “disinformation,” all the while promoting and participating in the vast amount of propaganda MSNBC and the rest of the regime media spews on a daily basis. The banality of evil is that unelected, smooth-talking European Union bureaucrat in his Savile Row suit who threatened Elon Musk with criminal prosecution for daring to let Donald Trump speak on X Spaces. The banality of evil is that obese old lady next door with her three dachshunds and her Franzia winebox who looks like your Great Aunt Cassie and who called the police on you during COVID because you had a backyard barbecue for your daughter’s sixth birthday. The banality of evil is the effeminate London police chief lisping his threats to arrest you if you post something on social media he disapproves of. The banality of evil is the chubby, middle-aged high school teacher in pleated Dockers and an ill-fitting Wal-Mart sport coat who looks exactly like Tim Walz and who recruited your 14 year old son into a gay boys’ club while plying him with female hormones without your knowledge or consent. The banality of evil is Kamala Harris doing her sorority girl brat dance while using the full power of the American justice system to persecute her innocent political opponents with fabricated “crimes” in a manner that would make Stalin blush. The banality of evil is the 35-year old Starbucks barista with green hair and a nose ring who supports all of the above because she wants the government to replace the father and husband she never had. In America today, we live in a place where one side of the political aisle seeks individual liberty and self-actualization, and the other side seeks fascist conformity to a collectivist ideal where deviation or dissent means persecution, social annihilation and imprisonment. That latter side is the Democrat Party, and its many faces of seemingly banal individuals are in fact the personification of evil. The 2024 election is a matter of life and death. If the banality of evil people win, they WILL persecute us violently and relentlessly, all in the name of the “common good,” just as all evil tyrants have done since mankind first crawled out of the primordial ooze. Vote accordingly, please. #BanalityOfEvil

@kimmyb610 @JaredRyanSears @RepMTG If you are going Ten Commandments, then wipe out DC as a whole. Your point is ridiculous.

@PringleCat2 @bernardwachir14 @MJTruthUltra This guy is programmed and delusional

@Mavs_FFL Can’t stand Hardin, floppin fish snarky attitude etc etc etc

@Per_Sis_Ter @naretevduorp Kim sounds like a bully if they find amusement acceptable at someone else expense. #MeanGirls

@3TrolledSloth @jintlaw @JackLombardi If the number is so small percentage then why are all social norms being turned upside down regardless of the consequences for the majority. Men in women’s sports, bathrooms by biological sex, drag queen reading hour like life of the planet depends on it???

@ThingHistory @Stewie0 @MelissaDaly326 @dutchessprim How did the republicans party almost kill him? He couldn’t make his own decisions or choices, you know free will, human beings, etc. btw there were vaccinated people that got really sick from Covid and some died.

@MelissaDaly326 @Tiredofyinz @dutchessprim Maybe you have lost touch with reality? Have you ever stopped to wonder if you’re wrong or been misinformed along the way? Sadly you don’t love your parents more than your opinions.