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Just a small blue dot 🔵 in a sea of red 👹 out here in Idaho. #bluedot Just looking for people to keep me sane. Lover of dancing, rivers, outside, music, 🎶🎶🎶, camping, hiking, cats, 😺, tortoise 🐢 and my family. #legumati 🫘

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    “ #KarolineLeavitt, your job isn’t to recite slogans. It’s to explain decisions that affect real lives.. The moment went viral in minutes. Clips of Alexander’s line — “You just called a six-year-old a criminal?” ..Leavitt’s expression — became a meme.”

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    for your consideration “Peter Alexander leaned in again. “So, to clarify: you’re saying there is no prioritization for violent criminals. ICE is instructed to arrest everyone the same?” She paused — visibly confused now — and repeated, “The President wants to deport illegal criminals, illegal immigrants, and yes, violent offenders. But again, they’re all criminals.” And then came the line that would haunt her. “So… a six-year-old girl fleeing cartel violence, crossing the border with her grandmother… is a criminal?” For a moment, Karoline’s entire persona — the polished smile, the GOP cheerleading, the made-for-Fox News sarcasm — collapsed. She blinked, looked down at her notes, and offered a broken response: “I’m not here to debate hypotheticals.” But it wasn’t a hypothetical. It was happening. Every day. “Karoline, your job isn’t to recite slogans. It’s to explain decisions that affect real lives. And I’ll ask again — for the sake of transparency: How is removing a child from a classroom, a parent from a hospital, or a family from a heating assistance program — how is any of that about safety or savings?” What We Saw That Day The moment went viral in minutes. Clips of Alexander’s line — “You just called a six-year-old a criminal?” — flooded social media. Leavitt’s expression — caught between defensiveness and a dawning sense of exposure — became a meme. But this wasn’t about humiliation. It was about truth. The truth that cruelty disguised as law is still cruelty. The truth that mass deportation isn’t about safety, but about power. The truth that freezing support programs during a cost-of-living crisis doesn’t “cut waste” — it cuts lives. Final Thought Peter Alexander didn’t win a debate that day. He exposed a silence. A void where policy should meet humanity. And for one piercing moment, even the most rehearsed spokesperson in America couldn’t hide it.”
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