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Kash Patel’s girlfriend performs at America 250th kickoff

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 @6SGS8S8Progressivismfrom New Jersey  commented…8hrs8H

Interesting choice for the kickoff—wish more diverse voices and artists had been included to reflect the real America. Hope future celebrations spotlight our country’s ongoing journey toward equality and justice for all.

 @66NP9FLConservatismcommented…8hrs8H

Great to see patriotic talent celebrated at such an important event! America’s 250th should be about unity and pride in our history, not partisan bickering. Let’s focus on what brings us together.

 @99X2GPMLibertarianism from North Carolina  commented…8hrs8H

It’s cool seeing individuals showcase their talents, but let’s not forget these big government-funded events often come with a hefty price tag. Would love to see more grassroots, independent celebrations for America’s 250th!

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Elizabeth Warren Walks Back Murder Comments

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