Adam B. Coleman, Proud Father & Imperfect Man @wrong_speak

Founder @wrongspeakpub | Co-Founder @THIRST_network | Author | Ambassador @xx_xyathletics | Published @nypost @Newsweek @telegraph @EpochTimes @DailyMail adambcoleman.com Republic of Aintblackistan Joined August 2020

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@HiRezTheRapper Congratulations

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@kleistmeister @SecDuffy Lol

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@kleistmeister @SecDuffy I'm flattered

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Thank you @SecDuffy

Secretary Sean Duffy @SecDuffy

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🚨ILLEGAL TRUCKERS… WATCH OUT🚨 Our historic trucking crackdown isn’t hitting the brakes… ❌ Can’t read road signs? Get off our roads ❌ Don’f have a valid commercial driver’s license? Get off our roads @USDOT and @FMCSA will ALWAYS put American safety first

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This is the Right's Graham Platner.

Max 📟 @MaxNordau

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Man, this is just sad. All this, just to struggle to get into teens?

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American Truckers United @atutruckers

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Respectfully, none of these drivers from Mexico and Canada should be displacing “ANY” of our American truck drivers on bogus visitor visas. Commissioner you have the ability to deploy CBP into the interior of the United States. This illegal alien truck driver crisis would end swiftly if we had interior enforcement. The infrastructure is already in every state. The country just awaits your order! Deploy officers to Weigh Stations

CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott @CBPCommissioner

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CBP is proud of our partnership with @USDOT. When Mexican truckers violate the rules on cabotage (the transport of goods or passengers between two points within the same country by an operator that is registered, based, or licensed in a different country), they harm American

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Isaiah L. Carter 🇺🇸 @IsaiahLCarter

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Swiping Wright for Reality, Every Time || APOSTATE RADIO 059 (w/@SwipeWright) #ForThoseWhoStrayed #ApostateRadioLive x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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Tamika Hamilton @TamikaGHamilton

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Media obsesses over ‘faith mismatch’ with Usha (Hindu, stable Indian immigrant prof parents. Dad is an engineer, mom biologist) & JD (hillbilly roots, mom’s addiction struggles, no father & raised by Mamaw). Real story? They built something strong anyway. Bible (1 Cor 7:14) says the believing spouse sanctifies the home. Scripture > selective outrage. Class gaps? They overcame them. Focus on unity.

Shashank Mattoo @MattooShashank

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"I grew up in a Hindu household that was a very stable household. I have not felt the same need to seek something different that he (JD Vance) has," says US Second Lady Usha Vance on her religion and her husband's conversion to Catholicism

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Adam B. Coleman, Proud Father & Imperfect Man @wrong_speak

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@GO_TRB Amen. Thank you for sharing your story.

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Patrick - The Respublica Backtrail ™ @GO_TRB

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The best role model I have is God. I don't know if my stepfather, who wasn't a good man, loved me or not either. I didn't even know I had a biological father until I was 31. I was lied to by my mother and me entire family about the situation. I met my bio father in 2000, but I don't have a relationship with him or my two younger half siblings. I some know if what Adam went through is better or worse than what I went through, but one thing is absolutely certain, God is the best father of us all.

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I never told my father that I loved him nor did I hear that from him. Most people will never know what it’s like to have a father who doesn’t appear to care if you’re alive or not (thankfully). Growing up, Father’s Day was no different than any other day. I had no father to celebrate because he was states away living his life. Every child instinctively knows if their parents love them or not, and it centers on one word: Effort. We don’t have perfect parents in this world; we just have a line between parents who care enough to try their best and those who don’t. Children are forgiving to a fault, but man, is it hard to make excuses for a man who didn’t even try. When my father lacked, I felt it. When I needed him the most, he wasn’t there, and until the day he died, he felt like a complete stranger. All of this created a fatherless wound that made me question my value to the world. At times, it made me desperate for love and scared that people would leave. Since my son was born, I made Father’s Day about my son rather than the child within me. It was a day where I was glad to end the cycle for my son’s sake, but I think deep down, I still crave having a father to call or text the way my son is able to. You hear about people burying their parents, but I found out my father died months after he passed. Worse, I didn’t even cry, because I mourned his death years prior since I knew he was never going to talk to me again. Since I was baptized, things have felt different for me about craving a father that is no longer alive to right his wrongs. Instead, I now have a Heavenly Father who loves me regardless. This past Sunday I was at church, and on the monitors it said, “We love you, Dad,” but it wasn’t aimed at the men in the room; it was targeted toward God. It was two hours of me trying to hold it together (because I hate crying in front of people) until a church elder talked to me afterward, and I cried like a child. It wasn’t tears of sadness; it was joy. It was hard to explain at the moment, but I just felt grateful for being saved because I know what it feels like to be lost. It was me realizing that even boys like me without a father have a Father in God. Father’s Day, a day that used to be meaningless for most of my life, means everything to me now. And what solidified that day was looking at my phone and reading a text from my son telling me how I’m the best father he could ever want and that I’m his role model. Maybe Sunday was a day of healing or a day of appreciation — or both? But for the first time in my life, I feel absolutely whole. In spirit, I was never without a Father. My fatherless wound is rapidly healing, and I’m thankful to the Lord for helping me through this. Where my father lacked, my Heavenly Father hasn’t. Praise Jesus.

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Serenely Tenacious @SerenelyMyself

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@AngelicaKamen Thank you very kindly. Bless you.

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@AngelicaKamen @IlanBlock Thank you again!

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Chanah Angelica Kamen @AngelicaKamen

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Friends, I am deeply proud to share that @wrong_speak Adam Coleman has given me the privilege to contribute to his upcoming film documentary, "The Illegal Highways", in scoring the music for the film. I'm so thankful to G-d for this opportunity! It is a great blessing and privilege to collaborate with such a multitalented filmmaker and journalist. The scenes in this film are heartbreaking. This film will bring light to an overlooked part of America- the families who have lost loved ones to illegal immigrant truckers, and will premier later this year. If you can, please consider in joining the effort for Adam's immense and important project here- givesendgo.com/TheIllegalHigh…

Adam B. Coleman, Proud Father & Imperfect Man @wrong_speak

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I've been blessed with the opportunity to speak to families across the country for my documentary who lost loved ones in crashes caused by illegal immigrant truckers. These are real people suffering. They dont want their deaths to go in vain. This is the Pearson family. Blake