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Jesus loves....even you.
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Early November is finally here. I have seen a lot of hate spewed in recent days about a man who is a constant winner and overachiever, and that's what the people who support him like about him. Yes, he's been caught in some lies and maybe twisted the truth a little but he's still out there proving his haters wrong time after time. Some people are just jealous of someone who is successful and has money. Throw in a hot foreign underwear model at his side and they hate him even more. You may not have wanted him in his role, but he's there now and there's nothing you can do about it. I know it’s possibly just going to get worse over the next several days, but like him or not, Tom Brady is turning things around in Tampa.
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It ain’t exactly the presidency, but......
UFC legend Tito Ortiz wins city council seat in California
The latest numbers showed Ortiz finishing first with 14.3% of the vote
Paulina Dedaj5 hours ago
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Former UFC Light Heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz was elected to the Huntington Beach City Council on Tuesday, beating out 15 other candidates for the three available seats.
Ortiz, 45, earned 34,901 votes (14.3%), according to the latest election numbers, meaning he came in first. Huntington Beach Planning Commissioner Dan Kalmick finished second with 11% of the vote and entrepreneur Natalie Moser finished third with 10.9%.
UFC’S JORGE MASVIDAL TAKES ISSUE WITH KAMALA HARRIS’ EQUALITY VIDEO
“Not a seat but #1 for the community and future of our children!” Oritz wrote on Twitter.
The California native ran on the campaign of “Make Huntington Beach Safe Again.”
UFC FIGHTER BRYCE MITCHELL SLAMS ARKANSAS GOVERNOR IN ANTI-MASK RANT: ‘HE CAN GO TO CALIFORNIA’
Ortiz is an outspoken Trump supporter -- he shared several posts on his Instagram and Twitter supporting the president’s bid for reelection.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM
A UFC legend, Ortiz won the Light Heavyweight champion in 2000 and defended his title successfully five times -- the most in UFC history. He was 21-12-1.
Paulina Dedaj is a writer/ reporter for Fox News. Follow her on Twitter @PaulinaDedaj.
UFC legend Tito Ortiz wins city council seat in California
The latest numbers showed Ortiz finishing first with 14.3% of the vote
Paulina Dedaj5 hours ago
VideoFormer UFC Light Heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz was elected to the Huntington Beach City Council on Tuesday, beating out 15 other candidates for the three available seats.
Ortiz, 45, earned 34,901 votes (14.3%), according to the latest election numbers, meaning he came in first. Huntington Beach Planning Commissioner Dan Kalmick finished second with 11% of the vote and entrepreneur Natalie Moser finished third with 10.9%.
UFC’S JORGE MASVIDAL TAKES ISSUE WITH KAMALA HARRIS’ EQUALITY VIDEO
“Not a seat but #1 for the community and future of our children!” Oritz wrote on Twitter.
The California native ran on the campaign of “Make Huntington Beach Safe Again.”
UFC FIGHTER BRYCE MITCHELL SLAMS ARKANSAS GOVERNOR IN ANTI-MASK RANT: ‘HE CAN GO TO CALIFORNIA’
Ortiz is an outspoken Trump supporter -- he shared several posts on his Instagram and Twitter supporting the president’s bid for reelection.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM
A UFC legend, Ortiz won the Light Heavyweight champion in 2000 and defended his title successfully five times -- the most in UFC history. He was 21-12-1.
Paulina Dedaj is a writer/ reporter for Fox News. Follow her on Twitter @PaulinaDedaj.
This is going to be so awesomeIt ain’t exactly the presidency, but......
UFC legend Tito Ortiz wins city council seat in California
The latest numbers showed Ortiz finishing first with 14.3% of the vote
Paulina Dedaj5 hours ago
Former UFC Light Heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz was elected to the Huntington Beach City Council on Tuesday, beating out 15 other candidates for the three available seats.
Ortiz, 45, earned 34,901 votes (14.3%), according to the latest election numbers, meaning he came in first. Huntington Beach Planning Commissioner Dan Kalmick finished second with 11% of the vote and entrepreneur Natalie Moser finished third with 10.9%.
UFC’S JORGE MASVIDAL TAKES ISSUE WITH KAMALA HARRIS’ EQUALITY VIDEO
“Not a seat but #1 for the community and future of our children!” Oritz wrote on Twitter.
The California native ran on the campaign of “Make Huntington Beach Safe Again.”
UFC FIGHTER BRYCE MITCHELL SLAMS ARKANSAS GOVERNOR IN ANTI-MASK RANT: ‘HE CAN GO TO CALIFORNIA’
Ortiz is an outspoken Trump supporter -- he shared several posts on his Instagram and Twitter supporting the president’s bid for reelection.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM
A UFC legend, Ortiz won the Light Heavyweight champion in 2000 and defended his title successfully five times -- the most in UFC history. He was 21-12-1.
Paulina Dedaj is a writer/ reporter for Fox News. Follow her on Twitter @PaulinaDedaj.
Change that bull shit under your screen name goof.
What a shitshow...
I wonder when will you Americans stand up for your right to bear the right of picking your own president?
I wonder when will you Americans stand up for your right to bear the right of picking your own president?
They're coming for you
@kneeblock
Trump is asking the Supreme Court to intervene in PA vote count. Already?
And he’s filed suit in Michigan too?
And he’s filed suit in Michigan too?
When are you going to peach mint Bolsonaro?
Is Tito the first famous politician to tweet a dick pic?
Trump campaign says it is suing to stop Michigan and Pennsylvania ballot counts
The lawsuit in Michigan comes as President Trump faces an ultra-tight race against Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.
Trump campaign says it is suing to stop Michigan and Pennsylvania ballot counts in fight over access to tally sites
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U.S. President Donald Trump speaks about early results from the 2020 U.S. presidential election in the East Room of the White House in Washington, U.S., November 4, 2020.
Carlos Barria | Reuters
President Donald Trump’s campaign said Wednesday that it had filed suits to halt the counting of ballots in Michigan and Pennsylvania, as the campaign demanded increased access to observe the tallying process at numerous locations in those battleground states.
The Trump campaign also said that its in Michigan lawsuit demands that the campaign be allowed to “review those ballots” in Michigan “which were opened and counted while we did not have meaningful access.”
In Pennsylvania, the campaign said it is moving to intervene in an existing Supreme Court case related to that state’s extension of its mail-in ballot receipt deadline.
Separately, the campaign is filing two legal actions: one aimed at stopping what the campaign called the “hiding” by Democratic officials of “ballot counting and processing from our Republican poll observers,” the other which seeks to undo an order extending the deadline for absentee and mail-in voters to provide missing proof of identification.
The announcements comes as the Republican incumbent faces an ultra-tight race against Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in Michigan and Pennsylvania, and in two other battlegrounds, Georgia and Nevada.
A woman who answered the phone at the clerk’s office at the Michigan Court of Claims said she was aware of the Trump campaign statement, but also said the office had not yet received the lawsuit.
At the time the suit was announced, NBC News was reporting that Biden was leading Trump by 49.5% of the votes cast in Michigan, compared to 48.8% percent for Trump, a margin of fewer than 38,000 votes.
A total of 94% of the ballots in the state had been counted so far.
The suit was announced as Trump suggested, without any evidence, that Michigan had “found” ballots to deny a victory to John James, the Republican nominee for the Senate race in Michigan.
“As votes in Michigan continue to be counted, the presidential race in the state remains extremely tight as we always knew it would be,” said Bill Stepien, Trump 2020 campaign manager.
“President Trump’s campaign has not been provided with meaningful access to numerous counting locations to observe the opening of ballots and the counting process, as guaranteed by Michigan law,” Stepien said.
“We have filed suit today in the Michigan Court of Claims to halt counting until meaningful access has been granted. We also demand to review those ballots which were opened and counted while we did not have meaningful access,” Stepien said.
“President Trump is committed to ensuring that all legal votes are counted in Michigan and everywhere else.”
A spokeman for Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said in response, “Michigan’s elections have been conducted transparently, with access provided for both political parties and the public, and using a robust system of checks and balances to ensure that all ballots are counted fairly and accurately.”
″ At this time our department has not been notified by the Court of Claims about this lawsuit and when we are served, we will review it and respond accordingly,” said the spokesman, Ryan Jarvi. “Michigan will always continue to protect the rights of all voters to have their ballots counted.”
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson earlier Wednesday said the state will finish counting ballots by Thursday morning.
Benson said Michigan is focused “on counting every single ballot.”
- Additional reporting by Kevin Breuninger
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How long did that take you?
Thanks for the heads up, chief!
Big difference in underwear and bare cock.