dawnsky717
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Same, Peanut. Same.
January 22, 2026 at 12:17 AM
Same, Peanut. Same.
I’m so glad you pointed out it was a thread - reading the first entry I just thought it was a clever commentary on the US right now.
January 20, 2026 at 1:56 PM
I’m so glad you pointed out it was a thread - reading the first entry I just thought it was a clever commentary on the US right now.
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Minnesota AG Keith Ellison:
"This is tyranny. There is no other way to put it. We’re all shocked by it. Nobody ever thought America would look like this. We now don’t have to speculate as to what American fascism looks like. It’s right outside the door."
"This is tyranny. There is no other way to put it. We’re all shocked by it. Nobody ever thought America would look like this. We now don’t have to speculate as to what American fascism looks like. It’s right outside the door."
January 19, 2026 at 6:29 PM
Minnesota AG Keith Ellison:
"This is tyranny. There is no other way to put it. We’re all shocked by it. Nobody ever thought America would look like this. We now don’t have to speculate as to what American fascism looks like. It’s right outside the door."
"This is tyranny. There is no other way to put it. We’re all shocked by it. Nobody ever thought America would look like this. We now don’t have to speculate as to what American fascism looks like. It’s right outside the door."
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This is just the latest in the unfolding saga of the Mississippi welfare scandal.
John Davis also directed millions to Brett Favre, including to build a volleyball stadium at USM (where his daughter was a volleyball player at the time) and to a drug company Favre was heavily invested in.
John Davis also directed millions to Brett Favre, including to build a volleyball stadium at USM (where his daughter was a volleyball player at the time) and to a drug company Favre was heavily invested in.
In-Depth: How Brett Favre Got $6 Million in Welfare For A Volleyball Stadium
Brett Favre pushed the governor and a non-profit operator to fund an $8 million volleyball stadium. Millions came from TANF welfare funds.
www.mississippifreepress.org
January 10, 2026 at 6:50 PM
This is just the latest in the unfolding saga of the Mississippi welfare scandal.
John Davis also directed millions to Brett Favre, including to build a volleyball stadium at USM (where his daughter was a volleyball player at the time) and to a drug company Favre was heavily invested in.
John Davis also directed millions to Brett Favre, including to build a volleyball stadium at USM (where his daughter was a volleyball player at the time) and to a drug company Favre was heavily invested in.