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DENVERPOPS

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34. Couldn't agree more SS
Wed Apr 30, 2025, 02:07 PM
Wednesday

I have come to even be worried about Musk getting a hold of everything in our history, on sites like this one......

Everything we see, think about all done in the shadows that we don't see........................

WASF

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Texas can kiss my ass. This is my meme I am publishing on social media. Irish_Dem Wednesday #1
How long will it take before they are jailing people for telling the truth? tetedur Wednesday #2
Next in line DENVERPOPS Wednesday #9
That line is moving quickly. SergeStorms Wednesday #19
Couldn't agree more SS DENVERPOPS Wednesday #34
The jails will be full of "good trouble" troublemakers. CrispyQ Wednesday #3
I read this very differently -- the legislation says that if an org publishes a meme that features LauraInLA Wednesday #4
That's how I read it too. Susan Calvin Wednesday #38
Little more to Bill. It penalizes CAMPAIGNS from posting memes as true against another candidate. In other words, Silent Type Wednesday #5
Supreme Court has already ruled it's legal to blatantly LIE in campaign ads. Grins Wednesday #11
All the more reason for legislation like this. I know it's suspect being from Texas. But sounds like good legislation. Silent Type Wednesday #15
Jail me: Dave Bowman Wednesday #6
I guess Trump will be first in line publishing fake pics of hand tattoos Pisces Wednesday #7
So if you live in another state and post and anti Texas meme then they can come and fine or arrest you! kimbutgar Wednesday #8
"Forget it, Jake. It's Texas." Grins Wednesday #10
Any minute now drmeow Wednesday #40
We'll see if this applies to Republican Trump supporters and the rest of the Cuckoo-net. hadEnuf Wednesday #12
Absurd. Patently unconstitutional. Martin68 Wednesday #13
Hope it withstands court review. Campaigns should not use altered memes against another candidate. Saw too Silent Type Wednesday #16
Looks like these officials Figarosmom Wednesday #14
Gen. Phil Sheridan said this about Texass: Sneederbunk Wednesday #17
Ha ha! wolfie001 Wednesday #23
Unless I'm missing something in the actual bill, Susan Calvin Wednesday #18
Everything's a bit ramped up right now wolfie001 Wednesday #24
Lying, exaggerating, becoming like trump, is not way to do it. We don't need lies to resist trump. But it appears Silent Type Wednesday #27
well, you do you wolfie001 Wednesday #29
I will. I'm not going to become a liar like GOPers to win an election. Too much of that chit right now, honestly. Silent Type Wednesday #31
Maybe a strongly written letter will make them act sanely wolfie001 Wednesday #33
FYI this is a bipartisan bill. This might be the only decent TX legislation I've seen in years. LauraInLA Wednesday #36
Nothing new CentralBlueTexan Wednesday #20
1st amendment lawsuit in 3...2...1... Layzeebeaver Wednesday #21
Don't need any text for this one wolfie001 Wednesday #22
Get ready Cherokee100 Wednesday #25
Law suit incoming! This won't stand PortTack Wednesday #26
Something to remember if you rely on Social Security money and protest. LiberalArkie Wednesday #28
Texas: Book Burners who can't read. Kid Berwyn Wednesday #30
"dailypost.ng" is hyperventilating. maxsolomon Wednesday #32
McDade Phela? Never heard of him SARose Wednesday #35
Given that Republicans drmeow Wednesday #41
This is not true - please remove SARose Wednesday #37
I agree. It only took a bit of looking to see the actual bill and that it failed. One has to question the quality... xocetaceans Wednesday #39
Phelan amended this bill and it passed SARose Thursday #42
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