I Reject Your Reality And Substitute My Own shirt
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BuzzFeed News reporter Ellie Hall tweeted her report of talking to a Trump supporter who claimed to have been tear-gassed inside the I Reject Your Reality And Substitute My Own shirt it is in the first place but Capitol. NBC News Congressional reporter Frank Thorp V tweeted a video of Trump supporters on the Senate floor. Washington Post reporter Rebecca Tan noted the seeming lack of police presence at the north side of the Capitol just before 4 p.m. Elected officials, including representatives Cori Bush and Elaine Luria, took to Twitter to describe being forced to evacuate their offices or shelter in place while hearing the sound of gunshots outside. It was later reported that a woman was in critical condition after being shot in the chest on the Capitol grounds. It’s particularly painful to consider the fact that the Trump administration has spent years going out of its way to paint journalists as “the enemy of the people”. Today, however, when a small but vocal subsection of “the people” descended on the Capitol, the same journalists that Trump vilified were on the ground to document the day’s horrors and continue to hold power to account.
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There’s a lot to unpack in the I Reject Your Reality And Substitute My Own shirt it is in the first place but photos of Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde hand in hand and attending a small, supposedly pandemic-safe California wedding. Are they together together, or is this just a blindingly gorgeous celebrity fling? What does Jason Sudeikis think? Why is Harry Styles wearing a hotel bathrobe at a wedding? And most importantly, how does Styles manage to look so damn good in it, and where can I get one? Long before I saw Harry rocking his plush white version as if it were a three-piece Marc Jacobs suit, I had developed a deep and abiding love for hotel bathrobes. At some point, probably once I stopped sharing a La Quinta hotel room with 10 friends in college and started staying in places that actually offered clean waffle weaves and trendy shampoos, I discovered the pure, unadulterated joy of finding one in your hotel room. But as they symbolize luxurious vacations and indulgent laziness, things that 2020 was not exactly famous for providing, my love had been lying dormant.
