Fight till i die for freedom in UK and the rest of the world. #MAGA family and friends all need to bring are soul's as one.
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GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN MY 97 BROTHER AND SISTERS DIED IN FRONT OF MY EYES I WILL NOT REST TILL JUSTICE IS DONE FOR THE FAMILY'S 🙏🙏♥️
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A reminder of the findings of the Hillsborough Independent Panel Report, a reminder of the 𝗳𝗮𝗰𝘁𝘀 of the disaster in 1989, as found in the 2016 inquests, which ruled that supporters were "unlawfully killed."
ALT A reminder of the findings of the Hillsborough Independent Panel Report, a reminder of the 𝗳𝗮𝗰𝘁𝘀 of the disaster in 1989, as found in the 2016 inquests, which ruled that supporters were "unlawfully killed."
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I wish you had the same commitment to the people who were actually born here and pay your salary.
Immigrant families already face significant uncertainty.
No one should be allowed to exploit their concerns for financial gain.
We’re working with @NJDHS to help immigrant communities avoid these scams.
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You might want to consider these things before you go to the polls!
VOTE RED ALL THE WAY!❤️🇺🇸👊❤️
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Happy Thursday, friends!
Wishing you all a great day!🤗
For Democrats who no longer can identify with the new Dem party, your only choice is to vote Republican now. 😉
If you love the USA, please help us to save it from those who wish to destroy it!!
We need all red-blooded Americans in this fight with us!🇺🇸
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I love this!
Over 80% of Americans want only US citizen voting in our elections.
Since the Senate won't respect the 'will of the people', the Trump admin is doing their part to protect voter integrity.
I will never forget the footage from 2020 of the videos of poll workers encouraging illegals to cast votes.
Anyone who encourages that behavior, should also be arrested, IMO.
Now get out and vote Republican and make it too big for the left to rig!
We have a Republic to save!🇺🇸
From the article:
The home visits dialed up in September, a few months from Election Day. On Monday, the Department of Justice announced that DHS agents in California arrested more than 20 green card holders for allegedly illegally registering to vote or casting votes, per the report.
As part of that investigation, dozens of agents reportedly responded to the residence of a 72-year-old man from Belize. The man was arrested “in his pajamas” and is accused of illegally voting in the past four elections, according to the report.
“HSI is actively rooting out and investigating election fraud wherever it can be found,” a DHS spokesperson told the outlet. “Under President Trump, HSI is committed to restoring integrity to our election systems and ensuring that American citizens and only American citizens are electing American leaders.”
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North Carolina Democratic Governor Josh Stein is spreading a clear falsehood about absentee ballot rejections, and Republicans need to call it out immediately.
Stein posted that the State Board of Elections’ “last-minute changes to voting by mail are leading to thousands more absentee ballots being rejected this election, at a rejection rate twice as high as in 2022.” He called it “infuriating” and told voters to cast ballots in person if possible so their votes wouldn’t be “taken away.”
The actual numbers from the North Carolina State Board of Elections show nothing of the sort.
Preliminary data shows a spoiled ballot rate of 3.1% so far in 2026, compared with 2.6% at the same stage in 2022. That is a modest increase of half a percentage point, not a doubling.
The final 2022 rejection rate finished around 2.2%.
Stein’s claim appears to rest on an analysis from Common Cause North Carolina that was amplified by Democracy Docket, the left-leaning legal outfit founded by Marc Elias. Democracy Docket is actively suing to block the new rules.
The Common Cause review covered only 27 of 100 counties and mixed various rejection reasons; some of those rejections were unrelated to the recent changes.
The rules in question were adopted by the Republican-majority State Board of Elections and upheld this week by a federal judge. They mainly require voters to properly seal the inner envelope containing the ballot (in addition to the outer mailing envelope) and tighten rules on who can assist with or return ballots. The judge noted that the requirements are clearly stated on the materials and are not unduly burdensome. The stated purpose is basic chain-of-custody protection for mail ballots.
This is the pattern: implement or enforce routine integrity measures, then generate inflated rejection numbers from partial or advocacy-sourced data, frame them as deliberate suppression, and prime the public for “rigged election” claims if close races do not break the preferred way. Early in-person voting has been strong, and the U.S. Senate race between Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley is competitive, exactly the setting where such messaging is most useful.
Republicans in North Carolina and nationally should treat this as a preview, not an isolated incident. Document the official numbers, push back in real time on the “twice as high” claim, and defend straightforward envelope and handling rules as ordinary election security rather than conspiracy. Voters who follow the clear instructions will have their ballots counted; those who do not can still cure issues or vote in person. That is not suppression. It is process.
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North Carolina’s Senate race is not a personality contest. It is a record contest.
Roy Cooper is the Democrat. Michael Whatley is the Republican. They are running to replace Thom Tillis this November.
Whatley grew up in the mountains, went to UNC Charlotte and Wake Forest, and lives in Gaston County with his wife and three kids. He was chief of staff to Senator Elizabeth Dole, chaired the North Carolina GOP, then chaired the Republican National Committee in 2024 at Trump’s request.
Trump endorsed him. So did the National Border Patrol Council and the North Carolina Fraternal Order of Police.
His pitch is blunt. Secure the border. Deport criminal illegal aliens. Honor ICE detainers. Stop treating jail as a revolving door. He says Cooper vetoed ICE-cooperation bills three times as governor and now wants a promotion to Washington.
Cooper’s camp says Whatley is just a Trump rubber stamp and that Cooper backed a 2024 border bill Whatley opposed. Whatley says that bill was a bad deal dressed up as toughness, and that Cooper’s vetoes are the record that matters.
That is the choice. One man spent eight years blocking sheriffs from handing criminal illegal aliens to ICE. The other is running on making that cooperation the law of the land and locking Trump’s border policy in so the next president cannot unwind it overnight.
North Carolina already lived through Cooper’s version. Voters get to decide whether they want that version in the U.S. Senate.
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Straight from the horses mouth!
Wake up MICHIGAN!!
Vote for Mike Rogers!♥️🇺🇸👊
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Pheonix, Arizona got slammed with hail! But these Texas Roadhouse patrons are making the most of the storm. When in doubt, steak it out.
Good morning X.
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I have to ask the question:
Are all Democrats criminals?🤔
At this point, I think it is a fair question! 😉
-They commit fraud with our taxes
-They protect illegals and other criminals over law-abiding US citizens
-They trans kids w/o parent's knowledge
-They commit voter fraud...and on and on!
They find any avenue they can to screw over Americans!
Vote Republican to bring back law and order! 🇺🇸
Virginia state senator Lillie Louise Lucas was indicted Thursday on five charges that include Drug Trafficking, Money Laundering, Fraud, and Firearms Charges after being accused of running a marijuana distribution enterprise, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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The exchange between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed highlights a recurring distinction in these debates: personal religious practice versus political ideology with organizational or foreign dimensions.
Rogers’ response—that people can pray however they choose, but that the question concerns an ideology banned in multiple Muslim-majority countries and one that U.S. law enforcement has flagged for funding concerns abroad—attempts to separate private faith from political movements. That separation is not new. Several Muslim-majority states have restricted or banned groups associated with political Islam precisely because those governments treat them as political actors rather than purely religious ones.
Voters evaluating Senate candidates can reasonably ask two related questions:
1. Military service as context: Rogers cited multi-generational family service. In debates over national security or foreign influence, a candidate’s personal and familial record of service is relevant public information. It does not automatically settle every policy question, but it is legitimate context when the topic involves loyalty, institutional trust, or threat assessment.
2. Ideology vs. identity: Framing a question about specific organizational networks, funding streams, or political doctrines as inherently “shameful” collapses the difference between scrutinizing ideas and targeting individuals for their background. National security policy has long involved examining ideologies and networks (not just personal belief) that have demonstrated cross-border operational patterns. Whether any particular candidate’s associations meet that threshold is a factual question voters and the public can examine.
🚨 BOOM: Abdul El-Sayed tried to play the VICTIM card on the debate stage, and Mike Rogers shut it down in 30 seconds.
El-Sayed called the question "shameful."
Rogers reminded him that he wore the uniform, and so did his son, his wife, his brother, and his father.
Then he said, "You can pray any way you want."
"This is about an IDEOLOGY."
He said it's an ideology that's banned in five Muslim countries and six others, and one that U.S. law enforcement worries about because it's used to fund operations overseas.
That's not bigotry. It's national security.
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New ad from Californians for Voter ID (Yes on Prop 39) uses a parody with Sydney Sweeney to highlight that California is one of the few states that does not require photo ID to vote.
In the spot, a man claims to be Sydney Sweeney at the polls. The poll worker asks for ID, but is told she is not allowed to request it. He receives a ballot anyway, while already wearing multiple “I Voted” stickers.
When the real Sydney Sweeney arrives, she is arrested for attempting to vote twice.
The ad is a parody, but the underlying issue is real. Prop 39 would require government-issued ID for in-person voting and the last four digits of an ID number on mail ballots.
Vote Yes on Prop 39.
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Sydney Sweeney went nude for a sports app. The outrage is coming from the Left’s overweight, mentally unstable women and men that think they are a woman.
Although they are probably jealous of her they’re more mad that her ads actually work.
I personally have no problem with her nude photos. What I do have a problem with is pictures of men nursing and pretending to be pregnant.
The Novig campaign is exactly what it looks like: Sweeney nude, sports gear covering what little it covers, footballs, basketballs, a pool table, and the line “Novig is just sports. So they wanted to show just sports.” She’s also an equity partner, not just a hired face. NSFW. Intentional selling
sex and a beautiful woman still sell.
That used to be advertising 101. Then a slice of the culture decided it was the problem. Now every time she does it, American Eagle, Dr. Squatch, her own SYRN lingerie line, this, a few people perform outrage, and the rest of the country watches the ad.
One thing that is not true: she did not “start on FansOnly.” That’s her Euphoria character, Cassie, who launches an OnlyFans page on the show. Sweeney has been acting since she was a kid. A fake empty OnlyFans account with her name floats around the internet. It isn’t hers. The character and the actress keep getting mashed together because that’s the easiest way to dunk.
If the complaint is that Hollywood and subscription nudes are starting to look the same, say that. Don’t rewrite her résumé. The ad is raunchy on purpose. The clutch-the-pearls crowd is small. The views are not.
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everybody's being tracked by the "sentient world simulation," a machine world matrix that uses quantum tech to entangle photons of this world with their world... the intended effect according to patent US20240029375A1 is quantum entanglement between the two worlds
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A new DOJ filing in D.C. federal court names the subject of the search warrant on Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home as “Congresswoman Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar.”
The document is the government’s motion for more time to respond to unsealing requests in the Oct. 12 raid case.
It is not the warrant itself, but it shows how the DOJ is referring to her in these proceedings.
This is the same name tied to her 2009–2017 legal marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, the relationship long dogged by questions about identity and immigration paperwork. Omar has denied the claims.
No charges have been filed. The underlying warrant materials remain sealed. The investigation continues.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar says she’s living “paycheck to paycheck” and calls her family’s finances “working class.” She points to raising four children and driving a 2016 Toyota Camry.
America doesn’t believe a word of it.
Her previous financial disclosures listed household assets of up to $30 million, largely from her husband’s businesses. Those figures were later amended down after an “accounting error,” with her office insisting she is not a millionaire.
The swing was massive. The explanations have not erased the skepticism.
Meanwhile, her congressional salary is $174,000 a year, paid by taxpayers. That is far above what the average American worker earns.
Most families managing four kids on ordinary wages do not enjoy a six-figure government paycheck, free travel between two homes, and the other perks that come with Congress, while claiming to live like everyone else.
A 2016 Camry and a rented apartment do not erase prior multimillion-dollar disclosures, questions about her husband’s companies, or the broader scrutiny surrounding her district and finances.
When public officials funded by taxpayers rewrite their own wealth story after the numbers become inconvenient, people notice.
Credibility is earned by consistency. Omar’s claims have not been consistent. Taxpayers are not obligated to pretend otherwise.
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🌞☕ GOOD MORNING, EVERYONE! ☕🌞❤️🙏
Good morning, friends! 🌅❤️ Another new day is here — another chance to wake up grateful and live with purpose. Let’s begin this morning leaning into the Lord and trusting His timing. ✝️💖
📖 Today’s Bible Verse — Matthew 4:17 (KJV)
“From that time Jesus began to preach, and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.”
🙏✨ Jesus didn’t wait for perfect conditions. He stepped forward and called people to turn their hearts toward Him because the kingdom of heaven was near. That same invitation is still open today. A new morning is a gentle reminder that we can realign, refocus, and walk more closely with Him.
As you move through today, look for small ways to reflect His love — a kind word, a moment of patience, or a quiet prayer for someone else. 🌻🦋 Little things done with a willing heart can carry more weight than we realize.
Sending morning love from our two Frenchies as well! Hank (our fawn boy) and Arlo (our golden-gray boy with his white chest streak) are already reminding us to slow down and enjoy the simple blessings right in front of us. 🐶🐾💕
May your coffee be strong ☕, your mind be clear, your heart be at peace, and your steps be guided by grace. 🌅❤️🙏
Have a blessed and beautiful morning, everyone. The kingdom of heaven is at hand — live today in light of that hope. 🙌✝️💖
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Ilhan Omar was asked a simple yes or no question on MS NOW: was her ex-husband related to her? Her answer was "Not to my knowledge." She called the brother story "insane," but when it came time to flatly say no, that was the best she could do.
Then it got even better. One night after begging supporters for $5, $10 and $20, she told Chris Hayes she's "working class" and lives "paycheck to paycheck." She said she drives a 2016 Toyota Camry, rents her places in DC and Minneapolis, and is one of the members of Congress who "don't come from wealth and don't have wealth."
Now look at the facts. A member of Congress makes $174,000 a year. Her 2024 financial disclosure first listed her husband's two companies at up to $30 million combined. Then in March her office amended it, zeroed out both companies and blamed an accountant's error. That same amended report still shows her husband taking in somewhere between $100,000 and $1 million in partnership income in 2024. I've lived paycheck to paycheck, and believe me, this is not what it looks like.
This all comes after federal agents searched her DC home under a court-approved warrant as part of an investigation into her family's immigration paperwork, and her financial disclosures are being looked at too. She hasn't been charged, and she says she did nothing wrong. But asking hardworking Americans to send their grocery money so she can "fight Trump" while she plays the poor little congresswoman on cable TV? I'm not buying it, and I hope nobody else does either.
See the link to the article in the comments.
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James Talarico’s own words, compiled across years, show a consistent public theology and policy framework: gender identity is self-determined (even by children), biological sex is more fluid than binary, certain medical interventions for minors are non-negotiable, and opposition to these views is often framed as “Christofascism” or linked to “whiteness.”
This raises concrete questions for voters evaluating candidates, not just slogans:
1. On minors and medical decision-making: When a candidate argues that “there’s only one person who can determine a child’s gender identity, and that’s the child,” and that denying it is “abusive,” what does that mean for parental rights, age of consent standards, and the evidence base around desistance rates or long-term outcomes of puberty blockers/cross-sex hormones? These are empirical and legal questions, not merely moral ones.
2. On religious language: Framing Jesus as a “prophetic voice” who helped “reckon with whiteness,” while labeling dissenting Christian views as Christofascism, imports a specific academic/activist lens. Traditional Christian anthropology (male and female created in the image of God) has been the majority reading for centuries across denominations. Voters can weigh whether this is a development or a rupture.
3. Policy consistency: Positions on guns, policing, and prisons sit alongside the gender claims. A candidate’s full record—not isolated clips—lets voters assess trade-offs on public safety, medical regulation, and parental authority.
Compilations like this are useful precisely because they surface primary sources. The next step is testing the claims against data, law, and competing moral frameworks rather than treating any single worldview as self-evident. Texas voters can do that evaluation themselves.
Every word is James Talarico’s.
27 clips. 4 minutes. 2019–2026.
“God is non-binary.”
“…many more than two biological sexes. In fact, there are six.”
“If you deny your child’s gender identity… it’s abusive for sure.”
“There’s only one person who can determine a child’s gender identity, and that’s the child.”
“I want to acknowledge that our trans community needs abortion care too.”
“…the bill that would have denied gender-affirming health care to trans children… All these ideologies stem from this Christofascism movement.”
“The way I fought for trans kids in the legislature is how I will fight for the U.S. Senate, and my position hasn’t changed.”
“Prophetic voices like Jesus have helped me reckon with my own whiteness.”
“It’s always rich to me that defund the police is considered off limits…”
“Prison is violence.”
“Tear down this secret police force.”
Assault weapons ban? “Absolutely.”
Send this to 10 Texas voters and tell them to vote today.
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President Trump just shut the door on Iran. Boarding Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews last night, he told NewsNation, "We are not negotiating with" Iran, and said "something one way or another will happen, fairly soon." Then he added, "Most people seem to think it's after the election."
What bothers me is the timing story already out there. The New York Times is reporting that the US and Israel have drawn up plans for a short, intense round of strikes on Iran after November 3, citing unnamed US officials and people briefed on the planning. Why would anyone talk to a newspaper about possible military plans? When details like that get out, Tehran gets a heads up and our troops could pay the price.
The White House won't comment on plans "that may or may not exist," and nothing is decided until the President decides it. Trump says what we've done to Iran militarily and financially is amazing and that they will never have a nuclear weapon. I trust him to finish this on his terms. I just hope whoever is talking to the press about our military plans thinks twice before they do it again.
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