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More. A lot more. It’s the longest running number 1 country single. It’s kinda catchy, but arguably vapid by standards of a category defined by vapidness, IMO.
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Not sure where else to put this....
She barely won re-election. I really hope she gets the boot next go-around.
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She barely won re-election. I really hope she gets the boot next go-around.
House Democrat introduces measure to censure Lauren Boebert over 'pimp cane' remarks
House Democrat introduces measure to censure Lauren Boebert over 'pimp cane' remarks
A House Democrat wants lawmakers to censure Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert for allegedly making "racist and derogatory" comments about a Texas Democrat who interrupted President Donald Trump's address to
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Agreed. Doubt she lasts much longer. Those types of attention whore politicians can get some media coverage and some donations and last a few cycles by outspending anonymous challengers but long-term, their constituents get fed up because they don't get anything done.Not sure where else to put this....
She barely won re-election. I really hope she gets the boot next go-around.
House Democrat introduces measure to censure Lauren Boebert over 'pimp cane' remarks
House Democrat introduces measure to censure Lauren Boebert over 'pimp cane' remarks
A House Democrat wants lawmakers to censure Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert for allegedly making "racist and derogatory" comments about a Texas Democrat who interrupted President Donald Trump's address to
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‘Beyond grateful to be alive’: Victims of alleged racist attack in Spotsylvania speak out
Amylah Majors and Jamaria Gaskins were on Partlow Road in Spotsylvania County around 6:30 p.m. July 20 when they drove over some debris and heard a thumping sound.
They pulled over on the side of the road, turned on their hazard lights and prepared to inspect their vehicle for damage.
But before they could get out of the car, a man exited a nearby home. When he gave them the “thumbs up” sign, they thought he was going to help them. Instead, they say, he and two others began to berate them with racial slurs and threats.
“They called us [N-words], told us we didn’t belong there, and one of them even exposed himself while screaming hate and slurs at us,” Majors stated on a crowdfunding page.
Two Spotsylvania County residents are facing misdemeanor charges after the incident in the 4300 block of Partlow Road that has drawn the attention of the county’s branch of the NAACP and other social justice activists.
Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office Maj. Delbert Myrick said more charges could be filed against Mark Goodman and Elizabeth Wolfrey, who were recorded taunting the Black couple from Richmond. Majors and Gaskins were in the area visiting Gaskins’ mother, a resident of neighboring Caroline County.
Wolfrey, 32, is charged with one count of pointing and brandishing a firearm, while Goodman, 59, is facing a charge of indecent exposure after he was recorded exposing his backside to the couple. A third person recorded during the incident was not charged with a crime “at this time,” Myrick said.
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Amylah Majors and Jamaria Gaskins were on Partlow Road in Spotsylvania County around 6:30 p.m. July 20 when they drove over some debris and heard a thumping sound.
They pulled over on the side of the road, turned on their hazard lights and prepared to inspect their vehicle for damage.
But before they could get out of the car, a man exited a nearby home. When he gave them the “thumbs up” sign, they thought he was going to help them. Instead, they say, he and two others began to berate them with racial slurs and threats.
“They called us [N-words], told us we didn’t belong there, and one of them even exposed himself while screaming hate and slurs at us,” Majors stated on a crowdfunding page.
Two Spotsylvania County residents are facing misdemeanor charges after the incident in the 4300 block of Partlow Road that has drawn the attention of the county’s branch of the NAACP and other social justice activists.
Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office Maj. Delbert Myrick said more charges could be filed against Mark Goodman and Elizabeth Wolfrey, who were recorded taunting the Black couple from Richmond. Majors and Gaskins were in the area visiting Gaskins’ mother, a resident of neighboring Caroline County.
Wolfrey, 32, is charged with one count of pointing and brandishing a firearm, while Goodman, 59, is facing a charge of indecent exposure after he was recorded exposing his backside to the couple. A third person recorded during the incident was not charged with a crime “at this time,” Myrick said.
'Beyond grateful to be alive': Victims of alleged racist attack in Spotsylvania speak out - Fredericksburg Free Press
Two Spotsylvania residents are facing one misdemeanor charge each after the July 20 incident in the Partlow area.
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He probably sees it as proof there is no longer racism?
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This amazes me that Manny white people appreciate the music, the movie, the athlete, being entertained in general by non white people, but turn around and don't want non white people as neighbors or co workers or church members. Unfortunately most of these idiots don't see it as racism.So you don't think white people that are racists listen to black artists?
