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LINK to our article from last year:
www.cnn.com/2025/02/26/p...
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Floyd Brown — who was working as VP of Development — past statements include calling homosexuality “a punishment” upon America, condemning the legality of gay sex, and attacking the GOP for having gay staffers and being inclusive of gay groups. www.cnn.com/2025/05/29/p...
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Floyd Brown — who was working as VP of Development — past statements include calling homosexuality “a punishment” upon America, condemning the legality of gay sex, and attacking the GOP for having gay staffers and being inclusive of gay groups. www.cnn.com/2025/05/29/p...
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why is a elected official randomly attacking the appearance of a college student?
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so sorry!
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he has an iphone
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But a CNN KFile review of Martin’s podcast shows he repeatedly praised Hale-Cusanelli in interviews with him, including two where they openly discussed — and dismissed — allegations that Hale held pro-Nazi views, including an infamous photo of Hale posing with a Hitler-style mustache.
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It’s a game — monopoly is not a sport either
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“Maybe you could [turn the clock back] a little bit on trade if we were in the ’80s, but we’ve already lost that battle in some ways,” Vance told CNN in February 2017. “The jobs are already gone.”
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“So many of these jobs that have disappeared from these areas just aren’t coming back. They haven’t disappeared so much from globalization or from shipping them overseas,” Vance said in a January 2017 interview with Education Week. “They’ve largely disappeared because of automation.”