>>189957, >>189958, >>189959, >>189960, >>189961, >>189962
Pearson is the face of the extreme left in this race—the same activist who has repeatedly put chaos over order. Anyone who gets in the face of law enforcement and calls them an “m-f boy” deserves to have the fight taken to them. That kind of contempt for the men and women who keep our communities safe has no place in Congress. We will not look the other way. We will not soft-pedal it. We will hold him accountable for that record every single day between now and November. With your help, I will make sure the only time Justin Pearson enters the United States Capitol is through the visitors center.
We will defeat evil leftist race-based Marxism. Pearson and his allies traffic in division, in identity politics that pit Americans against each other by immutable characteristics, and in policies that weaken our institutions, defund accountability, and elevate confrontation over the rule of law. That agenda has already failed in Memphis, failed in Nashville, and failed this country. We will expose it, reject it, and defeat it.
This district deserves a representative who stands with the police, not against them; who prioritizes public safety over street theater; who believes in equal justice under the law, not race-obsessed grievance. We will carry that message into every corner of the 9th District. We will organize, we will door-knock, we will vote, and we will win.
Tennessee niners: stay energized. We offer strength, order, and results.
The nomination is ours. The general election is next. The fight for this district—and against the radical left—starts right now.
From Memphis to Mountain City and from Turtletown to Tiptonville, thank you, God bless you, and may God bless the great State of Tennessee.
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Brigham's Burner @FiredUpCoug - I went to Brooker’s for the first time last night (delicious, quirky, great customer service). I would have loved to sit in on the meeting where they pitched that business plan.
“So, guys, here’s what I’m thinking: an ice cream parlor where teenagers dress like colonists and every flavor is named after a person or event from early American history.”
“What does any of that have to do with ice cream?”
“I just finished reading 1776. It was awesome.”
“Okay, but what does that have to do with ice cream?”
“Try the Aaron Burrownie Bullet. It’s delicious.”
“Mmm. That is good. But why are we naming ice cream after a man who killed a former Treasury secre—”
“Listen, if you’re just going to be negative, you can leave. Everyone else loves this idea.”