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AmericaeMagna
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    AmericaeMagna
    @Lour97722
    2h
    @NextUpHalperin @LarryOConnor @seanspicer
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    Peter Bernegger
    @PeterBernegger
    23h
    Francesca Hong was diagnosed with 1) bipolar disease, 2) had a mental breakdown, 3) was placed in psychiatric hospitalization, 4) did self-harm by cutting, and 5) experienced a lithium overdose. My source: Francesca Hong in a 2023 interview. Her own words. She is running for
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    AmericaeMagna
    @Lour97722
    13h
    @nyuniversity Disgraceful and disgusting my alma mater is producing these anti American pro Communist radicals. Do not hire anyone with these degrees.....
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    Blue Lives Matter
    @bluelivesmtr
    22h
    DSA just inherited $5.2 million from a radical NYU professor who d*ed in 2024!!! David Greenberg, a childless sociology professor who taught at NYU for nearly 50 years, left his retirement account to the New American Movement “or any successor thereof.” When his parents (the
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    AmericaeMagna
    @Lour97722
    Jul 31
    WTH is this....😂. @danturrentine @seanspicer @LarryOConnor Republicans need to use this in an ad @RNC
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    James Blair
    @JamesBlairUSA
    Jul 31
    DNC guy strokes his cat while explaining that DNC employees are trying really hard. Honestly, no notes. It’s perfect.
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    AmericaeMagna
    @Lour97722
    Jul 30
    @CNBC Steve Liesman stopped posting on X and now posts on Bluesky. That's all you need to know about Liesman @BeckyQuick
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    AmericaeMagna
    @Lour97722
    Jul 30
    @CNBC In key ways related to communications and forward guidance, Kevin Warsh is deliberately shifting the Fed back toward a more traditional, less explicit style from earlier eras (especially the Greenspan period and before the heavy post-2008 transparency push).
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