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Political Strategist & Commentator. Host🎙 @pptnmcares Board Chair @organizetn Founder/Board Chair. @howardu + @UCL all views my own

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kevikev (@kevcoke6) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It may not happen today nor tomorrow, but you almost always get what you put out. Watch how you speak to people and most importantly how you treat people.

Mina Kimes (@minakimes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Absolutely nails drive from Allen, and an absolutely crushing loss for BAL. Completely mismanaged that last drive (and should've gone for it).

Ryan Clark (@realrclark25) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Kyren Lacy was supposed to be on a NFL field this weekend. That made it important to say “Kyren Lacy was innocent” on ESPN before the night ended. His name and face were plastered everywhere when he was under investigated. So it’s only right we say it now! There’s no amount of

ꫂ ၴႅၴ. (@filmsbratz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

— florence “flo jo” griffith joyner & a group of beautiful young little black girls with their flo jo barbies, june 1989. 🏃🏽‍♀️💘💅🏾👧🏾ྀིྀིྀིྀིྀི

— florence “flo jo” griffith joyner & a group of beautiful young little black girls with their flo jo barbies, june 1989. 🏃🏽‍♀️💘💅🏾👧🏾ྀིྀིྀིྀིྀི
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States like Texas, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and Mississippi will be particularly hard-hit by the enhanced premium tax credit expiration — they have high Obamacare enrollment and haven’t expanded Medicaid. My Morning Joe Chart

States like Texas, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and Mississippi will be particularly hard-hit by the enhanced premium tax credit expiration — they have high Obamacare enrollment and haven’t expanded Medicaid.

My <a href="/Morning_Joe/">Morning Joe</a> Chart
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Laying off federal workers and doubling the price of health insurance was a choice. Making the price of electricity go up double the inflation rate is a choice. And giving 20 billion dollars to Argentina is a choice. They have enough money. They just don’t have any for you.