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The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial - What is the story behind the headless Horseman? It’s revolutionary, of course.
According to legend, on October 31, 1776, a Hessian mercenary fighting for the British Crown was decapitated by a cannonball during a skirmish after the Battle of White Plains—
and he now haunts the Hudson River Valley, forever searching for his lost head.
In October 1790, he was blamed for the disappearance of schoolteacher Ichabod Crane near Sleepy Hollow.
This 1858 painting by John Quidor depicts the Headless Horseman—a decapitated Hessian soldier—pursuing Ichabod Crane, a scene from Washington Irving’s short story, *The Legend of Sleepy Hollow*.
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The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial - “Tucker Carlson platformed a bad person, we’d better invite genocidal, maniacs Lindsay Graham and Randy Fine to speak at our conference about it.”
https://x.com/TRHLofficial/status/1984996801808593006

RedWave Press @RedWave_Press - Video: Bill Maher: “[I’ve heard you] say there is something in a national divorce. You said you want a peaceful national divorce. I hope you were just having a bad day when you said that. No really, I mean that.”
Marjorie Taylor Greene: “If you had all the death threats I’ve had you could understand why I feel that way sometimes.”
Bill Maher: “I do. Yeah, and I get them from both sides.”
Marjorie Taylor Greene: “Yeah, me too lately.”
Bill Maher: “You know that’s impossible, right? You’re from Georgia. Atlanta’s in Georgia. How could that work if Atlanta, a very blue city, is in the middle of a red state?”
Marjorie Taylor Greene: “I’m one of those people that believe our federal government has grown so big and out of control with $38T in debt, and really over the decades it’s been both sides of the aisle that have failed the American people so much. It’d be great to reduce the size and power of the federal government and give more power back to the states.”