she is urging independent-minded democrats to do the same. the former congress from and announced her departure in a series of tweets in a video posted this morning. i can no longer remain in today s democratic party that is under the complete control of an elitist cabal of warmongers who are driven by cowardly wokeness, who divide us by racializing every issue and stoking antiwhite racism. who actively worked to undermine our god-given freedoms that are enshrined in our constitution, who are hostile to people of faith and spirituality. who. who demonized the police to protect but protect criminals at the expense of law-abiding americans, who believe in the open border, who weaponized the national security state to go after their political opponents and above all who are dragging us ever closer to nuclear war. i believe in the government that is of the people, by the people, and for the people. unfortunately today the democratic party does not. instead it stands for a gover
unfortunately, i have four children that were in fairfax county public schools. my older are adults, but when you see a school board that is as a town it deaf to the needs of students and the desires of parents who shut them out and walk away from the table when ethnography is presented to them at a school board meeting, not a plastic topic, but this is in our schools and photography for kids is bad and parents try to point that out. school boards walk away and in loudoun county they shut parents out, parents like scott smith are left wanting accountability on the behalf of the superintendent or the school board and really to have the d.o.j. put us in a position where we are the ones who are labeled as bullies or worse, domestic terrorists is beyond the chilling, it s freezing. terry, what is your biggest concern? my biggest concern with the memorandum is to be clear i m
passing hearing actors in deaf roles. this film got that right. deaf were cast in the key roles. the portraying deaf. key roles. the portraying deaf. , ., ., deaf. often they fall into two categories. deaf. often they fall into two categories. it - deaf. often they fall into two categories. it is - deaf. often they fall into two categories. it is an - deaf. often they fall into i two categories. it is an object of pity, being deaf is an object of pity, or, oh, my gosh, how noble. they have overcome the odds and you know, they are a shining light in this dark time. those other two narratives and they are very 2 dimensional. those are the two narratives. there is no depth. there is no background, no real story. it isjust depth. there is no background, no real story. it is just very superficial. and deaf people arejust like superficial. and deaf people are just like everybody else. lately it feels like hollywood is starting to listen. a deaf
that. it s true. i didn t mean a winter vacation is something to take lightly for people who are suffering from very severe disabilities. but this is not a place to rest. it s aç place where you, people are pushed and pushed by some of the most extraordinary instructors in the world to do things they never thought they could do, sometimes things they had never done before in their lifetime. never done before in their life times. how empowering is that for all these individual? how have you watched them transform? i remember talking to one veteran who came up to me and he was blind. he said, i had been almost killed in an automobile accident in germany when i was on active duty. i came out of it deaf, dumb, blind and quadriplegic, and he said i felt like giving up, which i suppose you could understand. then he added, this program gave me my life back. it gave me my will to live. i ve got everything now except my eyesight.