Tomi Lahren

As part of a slew of tweets aimed at drag queens, Lahren wrote that "liberals" believe "grown men dressed as women have a RIGHT to sexy dance in front of kids."

"Either you support your athletes having social/political opinions or you don't," the conservative commentator tweeted.

"Production is stalled. They can't give the stuff away," the conservative commentator tweeted about the beleaguered beer brand.

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Kelsea Ballerini performed her hit "If You Go Down (I'm Goin' Down Too)" in solidarity with the drag queens.

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene tweeted that the January 6 committee wants to "stop" Trump because they "can't beat him."

The former NFL sideline reporter for NBC is the latest Republican figure to suggest the GOP needs to move away from the former president.

The Colorado congresswoman said that even though she will be able to prove claims she worked as an escort are false, the "damage has already been done" because they have been spread online.

The Fox News personality, who lives in Tennessee, claimed that her receiving California voting code and mail-in ballot information was proof of fraud.

Lahren insisted on Twitter that she was not criticizing Black women, but the choice of picking a nominee based solely on their race.

The conservative political commentator has labeled the attacks on the 71-year-old transgender woman as "despicable."

The Fox News personality said that some flight attendants "take their job as the mask police to extremes."

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Lahren told Fox News Radio that the insults "always make me laugh" and she doesn't let them bother her.

Conservative commentator Tomi Lahren asked whether it was safe to go outside following the verdict.

The Fox host caused her own debate last night with a tweet about race and law enforcement in America.

Both parties addressed their alleged relationship online.

Fox Nation host Tomi Lahren railed against Democratic attempts to pass gun laws in Virginia Thursday, claiming their efforts could lead to "civil war."

Lahren called out the students for disrespecting the first lady at the opioid awareness event, but Twitter users were quick to criticize the Fox host for what they saw as hypocrisy.

The Fox Nation host shared a picture of herself wearing large glasses, a blazer and dark brown wig while holding a copy of "The Communist Manifesto" by Karl Marx.

"It drives me nuts inside," Jordan Belfort, who pleaded guilty to fraud and served 22 months in prison, complained.

Impeachment proceedings, which began early last week, seek to find out whether President Donald Trump used his power in office to recruit help from foreign leaders in his reelection bid. Lahren thinks California leadership is spending too much time on the investigation.

On Friday's episode of "Varney and Co." on Fox Business, Tomi Lahren invoked the Second Amendment as a possible response to "open borders."

"While our problems get worse by the day, our current representative [Ted Lieu] is busy writing his next tweet," Fricke said in a campaign video.

"I am shocked, shocked to find out that Tomi Lahren's Athleisure line for women who don't hate America is... Made In China," Robyn Pennachhia tweeted.

"Maybe more thought and less FOX especially Tomi are exactly what we need in this country," Twitter user @proudfeminist47 wrote.

"It was the wrong choice of words," Lahren tweeted. She has previously made accusations about Harris and her old relationship with Willie Brown.

"The one where Tomi calls every single person with children who escaped the Holocaust 'a sh--ty parent,'" Maura Quint tweeted.

"Quite frankly, this boggles my mind," Tomi Lahren said. She argued that it's "a really sad day if it's in fact the truth."

"You can be proud of about anything days, so long as it's not straight, white, male, or God forbid, conservative," Lahren said.