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I withdraw this knife from my heart and lay it at the feet of the American Bar Association whose members crafted Citizens United. I withdraw this knife from my back and lay it at the feet of the US Chamber of Commerce who waged war on the People of 🇺🇸.

Comey's Sea Shells A bunch of sea shells spelling out "86 47" The sea shells arranged to form the "8" are lighter in color. All the sea shells in "86" are rounder. The sea shells arranged to form "47" are dark, long and narrow.
Google search for 86: Usage Examples & Contexts Restaurant/Bar: "We are 86'd on the salmon" (sold out). "86 the rowdy customer in table four" (kick them out). General Use: "Let's 86 that idea" (discard the plan). "We 86'd the audio for a phone call" (turned off/got rid of). Politics: Used in the context of removing someone from leadership, such as "86'd from their leadership positions". Wikipedia Wikipedia +3
Voter Fraud signs on my 2016 Dodge Dart THE BIG LIE "We need to stop the counting." THE LITTLE CON (depiction of Trump) in the corner "So, look, I just want to find 11,780 votes."
My 2016 Dodge Dart after intentional ramming Damaged front driver-side quarter panel smashed in and wheel bent inward at the top to offset it from 90° to 80°
2 signs attached to my 2016 Dodge Dart 1- SUBMIT OR I SHOOT IS TERRORISM 2- Traitor Racist Uncivil Mass Murder Prosecute him!
A framed image of a nostalgic iron hangs in the laundry room.
Literally writing on the wall: Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass... It's about learning to dance in the rain.
A genuine smile from Karoline Leavitt, eyes sparkling on a brisk fall morning. Wearing a black peacoat with a lovely white blouse showing off a broach. Her hair sways as she sprints past the photographer.
NYC Office of the Mayor The administration has since taken a series of enforcement actions alongside tenants: -Intervened in the bankruptcy case involving a portfolio of buildings owned by Pinnacle Group, securing a $30 million investment and a commitment to complete repairs within six months. -Reached a $2.1 million settlement with A&E Real Estate to correct more than 4,000 violations across 14 buildings. -Won a historic $2.1 court judgment against landlord Seth Miller under the city’s Nuisance Abatement Law, with additional $1,000 daily penalties for ongoing violations.
Here are his major early accomplishments as outlined during his first 100 days address: 👶 Childcare Expansion Secured State Funding: Partnered with Governor Kathy Hochul to secure a multi-year $1.2 billion commitment to expand the city's childcare offerings. New 2-K Program: Announced the rollout of full-day, full-year childcare for 2-year-olds ("2-K"), kicking off with 2,000 free seats in low-income neighborhoods this fall. NYC.gov NYC.gov +2 🛠️ Infrastructure & City Services Filled 100,000 Potholes: Made an aggressive push for small infrastructure fixes, reaching the milestone within his first 100 days. Scaffolding and Public Toilets: Launched a major initiative focused on clearing sidewalk scaffolding and providing funding for new public bathrooms. Weathering Blizzards: Managed operations across two heavy winter storms, heavily leaning into social media to recruit thousands of paid snow shovelers at $30/hour. BBC BBC +3
As of today, April 25, 2026, Zohran Mamdani has been in office for exactly 114 days. Assumption of Office: He took the oath of office at 12:01 a.m. on January 1, 2026. Day Counter breakdown: January: 31 days February: 28 days March: 31 days April: 24 full days (since it is currently mid-afternoon on April 25) Bowdoin College Bowdoin College +1
used sanitary pad on the floor. Pajama pants seen under stall. Blue with some designs
Screenshot of encampment: small white structure along a tree line, various tools and equipment around the general area. San Jose homeless residents fall through the housing cracks https://sanjosespotlight.com/san-jose-homeless-residents-fall-through-the-housing-cracks/
Sink strainer turned upside down in right sink with good debris nearby. Left sink food debris in drain.
Someone threw up in the garbage can IN THE BATHROOM. @lifemoves staff was aware of it but didn't remove it. I nearly vomited from the odor. Someone is a real Pig.
Leaves TP on floor multiple times per day.
Last photo of Baby Roger. 😢
A Big Box house and a 1950's classic.
WVCS Flyer for Happy Smiles on the Way
Screenshot of completed NYT Letter Boxed, no hints revealed.
Screenshot of Copilot 's etymology of the word "patriot" Patriot: Greek: patriotes — “fellow countryman,” from patrios meaning “of one’s fathers,” and patris meaning “fatherland,” derived from pater (“father”).
View or Vista Dr from Forest Ave. Signs show new bike path configuration.
Screenshot of Newsweek article with these poll results: Dangerous Dictator or Strong Leader? Americans: 52% Dangerous Dictator 44% Strong Leader Among Independents: 56% Dangerous Dictator 42% Strong Leader
Line of reflective posts for the bike lane barrier along Lewis Middle School in Cupertino, CA.
"DOMBO THE COUNTRY" written in black marker on fence along Rengart Creek, Cupertino.
Cruiser bike with a flag in front and a flag in back leaning against a bridge. Identification marker reads: TANTAU AVE OC BRIDGE NO.37-0397 1976
Partial view of the opening words of the US Constitution: We the People...
In the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, "Intifada" primarily refers to two major Palestinian uprisings against Israeli control in the West Bank and Gaza Strip: First Intifada (1987-1993): This uprising was initially characterized by largely nonviolent resistance, including protests, strikes, and boycotts, although clashes with Israeli forces often turned violent. Second Intifada (2000-2005): This period saw a significant escalation in violence, including suicide bombings and armed confrontations, and is also known as the Al-Aqsa Intifada.
Assistant Attorney General Brett A. Shumste wrote in the memo that pursuing denaturalization will be among the agency's top five enforcement priorities for the civil rights division.
2 signs: SUBMIT OR I SHOOT IS TERRORISM TRAITOR RACIST UNCIVIL MASS MURDERER PROSECUTE HIM
My 2016 Dodge Dart after being intentionally rammed in an attempt on my life.
Screenshot of post and response. Post: Imagine that. The infrastrure investment and Jobs Act created... JOBS And you are painting the creation of JOBS as a bad thing...coming off the most devastating pandemic, with accompanying job loss, in modern history of the US. Your thought process is too skewed for further discussion. Response: Of course, pointing out that our labor is more important than our social safety net is a problem for Dems. And they wonder why we say they are not for the People. Psst, they don't want to hear our...ssssh....................p r o t e s t.
Legislative History: The House of Representatives passed the bill in November 2021, but it ultimately failed to pass the Senate. The bill faced opposition from some Democrats, particularly Senator Joe Manchin, due to concerns about the overall cost and specific provisions. In essence, the Build Back Better Act was a broad package of social and economic policies designed to address some of the most pressing challenges facing the country, but it faced significant political obstacles and ultimately did not become law.
Six progressive Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives did not vote for the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), which was enacted into law in November 2021. These representatives were: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (New York) Ilhan Omar (Minnesota) Cori Bush (Missouri) Jamaal Bowman (New York) Ayanna Pressley (Massachusetts) Rashida Tlaib (Michigan) These progressives, also known as "The Squad," were part of the Congressional Progressive Caucus and had advocated for passing both the infrastructure bill and the larger Build Back Better Act simultaneously. Their decision to vote against the infrastructure bill stemmed from their desire to use it as leverage to ensure the passage of the Build Back Better Act, which included funding for social safety net programs and climate change initiatives. They argued that the infrastructure bill alone was insufficient to address crucial issues like childcare, paid leave, and climate change.