The WashingtonPost reported:
Led by Senators Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) and Tom Cotton (R-Ark.), the bill would prohibit children under … “In Washington, Republican lawmakers in the House and Senate have introduced separate bills to keep kids under 16 off social media … Indeed, the WashingtonPost pointed out that “[m]any platforms, including Twitter and TikTok, already bar users under 13 from signing…
In a post on Truth Social, Trump stated that he had not given his approval for the debates and criticized the networks and moderators … In the post, the former president wrote:
I see that everybody is talking about the Republican Debates, but nobody got my approval … Post.…
reminding him that not only did he not dispute the election results, but also that he had urged conservatives not to come to Washington … RepThomasMassie) April 25, 2023
Kinzinger’s response was evidence of his defeat, as he pulled a random social media user’s post … and blamed what the person’s post said on Massie:
These are your people you’re trying to please Massie.…
McCarthy responded to Biden’s claim that Republicans are trying to cause a default on the debt:
We’re the only ones in Washington … Like every other household in America—if Washington wants to spend more, it needs to save more somewhere else. … Security and federal pension payments might cease; federal agencies would furlough employees; vital economic services such as the post…
Right on cue, The WashingtonPost published an analysis claiming that the connection between the intel letter and the Biden campaign … The connection isn't so direct, though. https://t.co/QiOtm7JbWr
— The WashingtonPost (@washingtonpost) April 21, 2023
The shamelessness … And yet, the ridiculous hacks at the Post want you to believe the connection isn’t direct when it is literally as direct of a connection…
faces backlash for wearing off-white dress to daughter’s wedding https://t.co/0fz2pesidJ pic.twitter.com/HkemxlwLYt
— New York Post … But nobody should be surprised if we see op-eds in the WashingtonPost and New York Times discussing how gold dresses are somehow a…
Daily News, Adam’s bruising remarks aimed at the Biden Administration FEMA came during a conference of mayors he’s attending in Washington … crisis,” said Adams. […]
Referring to other elected officials in New York City, Adams continued: “And none of my folks came to Washington … Miller wrote:
The New York Post asked Eric Adams if he has asked or plans to ask Biden or federal agencies to change the open-border…
Here, the WashingtonPost quotes noted legal scholar, Michael Avenatti, to make the case:
The below is more true today than ever … Court seats to at least 11. https://t.co/TtxL44jCwN
— The Outline (@outline) June 28, 2018
Vox, naturally, agrees with the Washington … Post that court-packing is justified because Republicans are evil:
One of the most extensive arguments for court-packing comes from…
star Taylor Swift, who is usually silent on all things political, announced her intention to vote for Democrats in a social media post … Kimberly Ross is a senior contributor at RedState and a contributor to the Washington Examiner’s Beltway Confidential blog. …
Ambassador Nikki Haley have confirmed via a press conference that Haley will be leaving the post at the end of 2018. … The departure comes as a complete shock to Washington D.C., despite the fact that she told the President months ago she wanted to leave … the post by the end of the year.…
Believe me, minds were changed and ideological momentum was gained with that Instagram post. … Those likely reading this post probably frequent news sites, listen to opinion and analysis and take part in the public conversation … oftentimes see behind the curtain thanks to our knowledge of the facts, patterns, and tactics used by everyone in the media or Washington…
According to the WashingtonPost, Texas border authorities speak like it’s not that uncommon:
In a report to Texas elected officials … The WashingtonPost adds later:
The department said it had come into contact in recent years with “special interest aliens,” who…
Khashoggi, just to recap, was a WashingtonPost op-ed writer who apparently was killed in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul. … While the WashingtonPost is trying to portray him as some sort of a liberal-minded reformer, Khashoggi was a fan of bin Laden until … And to think they would bc of 100 mentions in the WashingtonPost is the height of arrogant insiderism. https://t.co/QSWtWS3tW8
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In fact, the levels of stress are such that it crosses over into the post-traumatic stress disorder territory, emphasis mine. … is used to gauge the extent to which individuals have been impacted by an event in such a way that it might lead to diagnosable post-traumatic … Kimberly Ross is a senior contributor at RedState and a contributor to the Washington Examiner’s Beltway Confidential blog. …
Meaning, for instance, if someone posts stolen movies on YouTube – YouTube has to un-post them when made aware…but YouTube is not held … Meaning, for instance, if someone posts libelous or slanderous material on Facebook – Facebook has to un-post it when made aware…but … ‘Reporters’ who pose as non-ideological beat writers – Dana Milbank of the WashingtonPost, Linda Greenhouse of the New York Times…
Mueller’s team lets it leak to a Washington D.C. rag mag like Politico that they have nothing and then after the election, you release … In case you missed my other post on a different subject Cherokee Nation To Elizabeth Warren…CUT IT OUT Paleface and my podcast Bourbon…
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The alleged murder of Muslim Brotherhood booster, Islamist, and writer of op-eds for the Washington … Post, Jamal Khashoggi, has roiled the diplomatic waters in Washington as everyone waits to see what an actual investigation will uncover … Because Khashoggi was a Muslim Brotherhood propagandist journalist employed by the WashingtonPost and because damaging the new relationship…
be investigated about — and he actually said this — Jared Kushner giving Saudi officials a hit list that led to the death of Washington … Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.…
Eugene Robinson, of The WashingtonPost, complimented the concept:
“I don’t know if I can top that. … I doubt MSNBC or The WashingtonPost would’ve laughed.
Personally, I find the idea scary. Like Rosie O’Donnell.
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