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MSNBCW The July 4, 2024 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW The July 4, 2024

Brought into our system, explicitly by this Maga Movement is of course not accepting the. So trumps first impeachment was about trying to cheat, what he ultimately failed to do. Beat Joe Biden Fair and square. He was abusing, according to all the evidence we heard, he was abusing his power as a commander in chief, and his power in foreign policy, to try to cheat, because he was worried he would lose to joe biden. He had reason to worry that he would lose in a free and Fair Election he did and it predates the primary. Hes so freaked out by biden that well out of the primary is trying to take hi...

Mvskoke Living Legend continues to build a lasting legacy for her tribe - Vimarsana News

Mvskoke Living Legend continues to build a lasting legacy for her tribe

Mvskoke Living Legend Virginia Thomas has recently been honored as one of AARP’s Native American Elders of 2023, after years of serving the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and other Native Americans abroad.

Tribal Judge Rules in Favor of Citizenship for Descendants of Creek Slaves - Vimarsana News

Tribal Judge Rules in Favor of Citizenship for Descendants of Creek Slaves

The judge for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation in Oklahoma ruled that the tribe had violated an 1866 treaty by barring descendants of slaves from being tribal citizens.

Festival Returns - MVSKOKE Media - Vimarsana News

Festival Returns - MVSKOKE Media

The Muscogee (Creek) Nation hosted their annual Festival June 23-26 at the Claude Cox Omniplex. It was the first time since 2019 it was hosted

The saddest lookin' time: Looking back at the Spanish flu pandemic - Vimarsana News

The saddest lookin' time: Looking back at the Spanish flu pandemic

At approximately 40 million deaths, the influenza pandemic of 1918-1919 killed more people worldwide than World War I and has been cited as one of the most devastating pandemics in