#crystal mason

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2023 vs 2020 redraw

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SHAMEFUL! Texas DA Wants Crystal Mason’s Illegal Voting conviction REINSTATED | Roland Martin

This is absolutely shameful!

The Tarrant County, Texas, District Attorney's Office is appealing last month's ruling by a Texas appeals court that overturned Crystal Mason's 2018 conviction for illegal voting.

Mason was on probation for a felony conviction in 2016 when she voted in an election using a provisional ballot. She was convicted two years later of voter fraud and sentenced to five years behind bars because state law only allows felons to vote if they have fully finished their sentence, including any parole or supervision requirements.

On March 28, the Texas Second Court of Appeals overturned Mason's conviction because she didn't have "actual knowledge" that she couldn't vote while on federal supervised release in a tax fraud case.

Kim T. Cole, Crystal Mason's Attorney spoke with Roland Martin about the ongoing vile and targeted attack on Mason.

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Two Cases of Voter 'Fraud'

I’ve got a couple of stories about ‘voter fraud’ for you to think about today. Georgia Republican Party official voted illegally nine times, judge rules Brian Pritchard, first vice chairman of the Georgia Republican Party, was fined $5,000 for voting illegally and registering to vote while serving a sentence for a felony, a judge ruled. Mr. Pritchard, the Vice Chairman of the Republican Party in…

[calicojack1718]

The Framing Effect Explains the Difference Between Knowingly Committing a Crime and Knowing the Election was Stolen in the Media

Why are reporters and pundits insisting that a conviction of Trump in the election case rests on whether Trump knew he was lying or not? Are they idiots? Are they useful idiots? Or are they victims of the framing effect?

SUMMARY: In the media, we are hearing many reporters and pundits saying that the government will have a difficult time proving whether Trump knew he was lying or not. And, that the case against Trump depends on this determination. This idea is patently false, but it has become so prevalent that it seems like common sense now. Why would so many make such a fundamental error? The framing effect…

[intelligentchristianlady]

Significant in several ways.

[aaronsinferno]

The Teen wolf movie you deserve:

TEEN WOLF THE MOVIE: part 1

Derek and his son are living in a world where it’s no longer safe to be a supernatural being. Hunters are far more aggressive and more advanced than before, especially after the mysterious disappearance of Scott McCall, and are willing to hunt down and kill anything associated with the supernatural. Hiding their abilities is a struggle that only gets harder as Eli gets older.

Derek tries his best to keep his sons power under control as they’re beginning to manifest in unusual ways. (There are obviously mutations in the werewolf community like Ethan and Aiden and kali so maybe Eli could have some unique things going on with him) But things are hard when your snarky and emotionally detached son is going through a rebellious stage in his life as a werewolf.

Meanwhile in Beacon Hills, surprise surprise, a monster escapes Eichen House and begins psychically terrorizing the town.

The Creature is known as the Sluagh. It appeared in one episode of the show and was never shown again. The movie could easily give it more abilities such as the ability to cast illusions and cause insanity. It would also be as strong and as powerful as a werewolf.

As it turns out though, the creature was actually let loose by an expert hunter who has made a reputation for wiping out various supernaturals throughout the years. He now wants to add another to the list. The Sluagh is just something he’s using to fish this creature out.

The sherif asks Deaton and his assistant emissary in training, Mason, to investigate the strange happenings around town. After a nasty run in with the Sluagh, Deaton calls Liam for help. Liam has basically taken up Scott’s mantle after his mysterious disappearance and has been Deaton’s supernatural backup ever since.

The people of beacon hills slowly begin to go insane. Either laughing maniacally while hurting others or by other things like dying in their sleep or suicide. The Hunters have also began to feel the power of the Sluagh, but their leader has become too obsessed with his current hunt that all forms of caution are seen as rebellion and kills those who question him.

Back at Derek’s, Strange looks from unfamiliar faces and whispers leads him to suspect that he’s been found out by hunters and he and his son are no longer safe. Unfortunately for him, Eli has snuck off to a party. After temporarily losing control and being forced to leave the party, Hunters track and ambush the place.

Eli attempts to go back and help but Derek makes it there in time to rescue his son and retreats home to pack their bags and leave town

As Derek and Eli argue, hunters ambush the house. Derek is horribly injured and presumed dead while Eli is kidnapped. Before blacking out, Derek hear’s a hunter mention returning to Beacon Hills. After regaining consciousness, Derek calls Argent, who’s vacationing in Paris with Malissa, for help. Argent is hesitant, stating that he’s officially retired. After begging for his help, Argent gives in and tells him that he and an old friend will be there as soon as possible.

Things that are addressed in part 1

Eli’s mom was human and died during childbirth

Scott went missing a year after the events of the final episode of the series

Malia is traveling the world

Peters whereabouts have been unknown since the end of the series

Mason and Corey both graduated college and are engaged.

Lydia is working overseas

Stiles whereabouts are hinted but isn’t revealed until later

Cora is alive and witnessed Eli’s birth

Deaton delivered eli and was first to become aware of his unusual abilities

Gerard is dead

Monroe is dead

Melissa and Argent are in talks to adopt a child

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Mason and Benny leaving Old Trafford after United Vs Crystal Palace

Source: ManchesterUnitedPicsVids TikTok

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@Jessketchin

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Scandal-plagued Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas isn’t doing himself any favors. Starting next term, one of his four new law clerks will be Crystal Clanton, a recently-minted law school graduate who was pushed out of a conservative youth organization in 2017 after a reporter uncovered virulently racist texts she sent to another employee.

The Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University, from which Clanton graduated in 2022 and which has cultivated extensive ties with the Supreme Court’s conservative justices, announced the hire on Friday.

The racist comments stem from Clanton’s work for the conservative youth organization Turning Point USA, where she served as national field director until the summer of 2017. At the end of that year, New Yorker investigative reporter Jane Mayer unearthed a text from Clanton to another TPUSA employee in which Clanton wrote, “I HATE BLACK PEOPLE. Like fuck them all . . . I hate blacks. End of story.”

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THE PRINCESS BRIDE 1987

We are men of action, lies do not become us.

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he is extremely chuckable. 10/10 plushie no notes.

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TL;DR: With the Teen Wolf: The Movie being released and largely disliked...I want to hear some unpopular opinions about the show and movie. What don't you like? What do you feel the movie, show, or fandom just gets wrong or overlooks?

Also, I've made sure to tag this "Anti stiles/anti-Teen Wolf" just to be safe.

- My unpopular opinion: Stiles is NOT the best character and Scott's not the worst. I'm planning to write a video on it with a friend.

- What I think the fandom/movie get wrong and overlook: The mistreatment of non-white characters and lack of respect for different cultural influences in fantasy.

Some other thoughts:

- Stiles IS a good character. But his flaws that are excused simply because he's well acted and written better than his peers.

- Stiles is considered the favorite in PART because of the fans' interpretation of him. Not just due to his actual on screen behavior.

- There is white privilege at play, since Stiles co-lead, Scott, was played by a tan skinned, Latino man. POC are often judged more harshly than their white peers and this 100% impacted how Sciles is perceived. Same with people loving Allison (white) for the things they hate Kira (East Asian) for.

Lmk what y'all think!

[whitesinhistory]

A Texas prosecutor will appeal against a court ruling that tossed a 5-year prison sentence for Crystal Mason, the woman who did not know she was ineligible to vote in 2016 - @Phil_Lewis_

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ianbohen: Coming back for you soon.

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