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🗳️ Arizona early ballots - 13 days out
635,134 returned of 3,262,482 issued (19.5%)
🔴 REP 242,456 · 38.2%
🔵 DEM 249,099 · 39.2%
⚪ OTH 143,579 · 22.6%
Democrats lead by 🔵D+6,643.
At this same point in 2022 they led by 🔵D+23,897
Their lead is a quarter of what it was.
The early vote finished 🔴 R+39,413 in 2022. – at Arizona, USA
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Part 4 of The Democracy Files was released by @DataRepublican.
Also, @JohnRWoodJr I have lots of questions for you, especially after everything you said when we released our posts exposing Braver Angels role in this network.
Do you still hold the position that Braver Angels isn’t involved? 🧐
Thanks to @iamlisalogan for finding this gem in the thousands of pages of transcripts.
🚨 THE DEMOCRACY FILES / ILLEGITIMACY PLAYBOOK, PART 4: YES, MANY ARE AWARE OF THE GOALS 🚨
This one is a thread because there are multiple materials.
On January 15, 2026, Renew American Democracy (RAD), the strategy built around the Democracy Renewal Group's (DRG) ex-USAID democracy officers, held planning exercises for "emergency scenarios" and how it'd affect their "strategic objectives."
RAD's explicit goal is in catalyzing those so-called "emergency scenarios" to manifest "structural reform" - the rewriting of American governance which the previous drops have covered.
RAD/DRG hold the unique role within the wider blocking / protest alliance of defining what the new government looks like, presumably because they are made of ex-USAID officers who have specialized in installing new governments. As @MikeBenzCyber last night said on his stream, these DRG members come from the CIA coup parts of USAID.
It's been suggested that DRG is just a fringe group within the much larger blocking/protest ecosystem. This morning's interim video mentioning Mike Smith disproved that. And PART 4 disproves that further - the wider network is well aware of DRG and that its goal is to secure a new government.
They will dress it in the language that it's Trump who will provoke it, and they're only preventing a true Constitutional crisis. In reality, there's a million ways to interpret what a "red line" is, and many ways to get Trump to cross it. Already, articles everywhere are telegraphing that Trump *will* cross it in the form of the Insurrection Act or martial law, softening us up for the coup ahead.
The materials I'm showing you are from a RAD/DRG-ran planning exercise in January 2026. Groups represented by participants include:
· National Security Leaders for America (NSL4A)
· Freedom Trainers / Beautiful Trouble
· Team Democracy
· Federal Workers Alliance for Democracy
· Civil Service Strong
· Project 2029
· Braver Angels
· Indivisible
· Better Together America
· Center for Collaborative Democracy
· Democracy Accelerator
· Paths to Understanding
· Co-Intelligence Institute
· Cohesion Strategy
· Community-Vision Solutions
One of the working groups concerned "National Deliberations" - which lays the groundwork for structural reforms post-crisis. So every single participant in this forum was well aware the end point is rewriting our governance.
Even more interesting, Tanya Alfredson of @BraverAngels participated in this particular working group - which should give pause to anyone who believes Braver Angels simply wants better dialogue.
As you watch the videos, watch out for the code language they use to hint towards the ultimate end goal.
As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇
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I just came across this in an Open Society Foundations document about how to fix public “mistrust” of liberal "democracy," and I honestly feel sick reading it. I've read many alarming quotes, but few are so "mask off" like this.
"I believe the time has come for a responsible, courageous elite, those who care far more about addressing the genuine social problems than about election results. Only a political elite with vision, prudence and a focus on the general good—to whom the electorate… can cede part of their sovereignty in the elections—will be able to justify public trust and spearhead... our struggle to survive.""
Read that again. The proposed solution to the public's distrust in democracy... is less democracy.
An unelected "elite" to whom the public should cede sovereignty.
Abolish democracy to save democracy. This kind of thinking is what we're up against.
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🚨@FBIDirectorKash and @AGToddBlanche🚨:
This far-left group has violent ambitions
Those ambitions culminate in bloodshed
Please bring them to justice—before they kill
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This is a Democratic woman. There's going to be very dark stuff happening after the election.
I'm trying to wander through 6,000+ articles and 200 audio recordings to try and figure out a publishable form. Hoping to get it out today or tomorrow.
Today, I received a threatening letter at my Grand Rapids, Michigan office that contained unidentified white powder. The letter, which claimed to be from the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), made a direct and specific reference to an impending “civil war” beginning after the election. The letter sent to my office is similar to those received at other congressional offices across the country. The DSA has not yet addressed the attacks, either to condemn them or to take or deny responsibility. The Grand Rapids Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) responded immediately.
Threats and extremism are not signs of strength—they are signs of a weak mind and weak character. Political intimidation has no place in our democracy, and leaders must condemn it, not excuse it. I’ll keep standing up to bullies on the right and the left.
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66% of "liberal" college students say the country is "inextricably linked to white supremacy" whereas only 32% say we're moving forward.
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Breaking: Undercover journalists expose “People of Provo Against ICE” discussing plans to kill their political enemies at a meeting.
They need to be listed as a domestic terrorist organization and investigated immediately @FBISaltLakeCity
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David Chappell is the Democrat candidate for Utah HD 62, including downtown Provo
He is a member of the violent leftist group POPAI that was recently exposed discussing the murder of children
He donated $200 to Hector Mujica, a Venezuelan national who was arrested & remanded to ICE for inciting the assassination of the President
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David is not being honest. Here's the message he sent in POPAI's private Discord chat on September 22nd, less than one month ago today:
"Sorry for my absence recently... know I plan on coming back to meetings after election day"
Here are the receipts:
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Bari Weiss keeps urging her colleagues to do journalism and they, in turn, keep running to their peers to cry about it.
My column in today's @nypost
nypost.com/2026/10/20/opinio…
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People on this platform have given me shit for carrying a gun in public or at church.
These mfs are living in your communities here in Utah. And most of them HATE The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
A bunch of them took weapons to an event at the UofU in 2017 to hurt Ben Shapiro.
Charlie Kirk?
There isn’t less of them since then, there are more.
And they are so fckn dumb they will actually try and hurt you and they WANT to kill your children too.
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Mike Rogers says Abdul El-Sayed is a national security 'risk' who's 'bought' by Muslim Brotherhood in testy Michigan Senate debate trib.al/U0b8l3c
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The 'Kill Republican Children' audio, the people involved, and a Utah Democrat's ties to the group. Read about it here 👇
thecougarchronicle.com/leake…
Delano Squires discusses the criticism he faces for addressing marriage and family issues at The Heritage Foundation, and how Project 2025 has shaped public perceptions of the organization.
These are important conversations that need to be had, and Delano Squires is exactly the kind of person willing to take them on. He's doing meaningful work by addressing difficult issues that deserve to be discussed, researched, and written about, regardless of political disagreements.
Follow @DelanoSquires on X and Instagram.
Watch the entire conversation on YouTube, Substack, and Rumble, or listen wherever you get your podcasts.
#BreakingBattlegrounds #DelanoSquires
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BREAKING: Catherine Herridge just dropped a bombshell that could change everything about the Ilhan Omar case...and it has nothing to do with what federal agents were looking for in Monday's raid.
Herridge is reporting that seasoned federal investigators see passport fraud as another potential avenue for criminal prosecution.
The statute at the center of it: 18 U.S.C. § 1542 — False Statement in Application. It prohibits making false statements on a passport application, using a passport obtained through false statements, or using a passport under an assumed or false name to hide criminal behavior.
And here's the part that should worry Omar's legal team: the 10-year statute of limitations on passport fraud resets every single time the individual renews their passport — if the underlying application records, such as a Social Security Number, were obtained through fraud.
So why does that matter here? Remember the birthdate change. Omar's staff had her publicly listed birth year changed from 1981 to 1982 back in May 2019. If someone lied about their true date and place of birth to obtain a Social Security Number, that fraud doesn't expire the way most people think it does. Every passport renewal restarts the clock.
And federal investigators have run this exact playbook before.
After 9/11, when the Joint Terrorism Task Force investigated Anwar al-Awlaki — the American-born cleric who became a top al Qaeda leader — a seasoned investigator ran down a scholarship scam: Awlaki had used his Yemeni passport and false claims about his birthplace to secure roughly $20,000 in USAID tuition money for Colorado State University. But the statute of limitations on the tuition fraud had already run out.
So a State Department Diplomatic Security agent found another way in. Awlaki had made false statements to secure a J-1 visa, then used a fraudulently obtained Social Security Number — falsely claiming he was born in Yemen — to obtain a U.S. passport. The passport fraud became the holding charge. Every renewal reset the 10-year clock.
Herridge's reporting doesn't say charges are coming. But it lays out a roadmap that federal investigators have walked before, and successfully.
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ILHAN OMAR: HOW PASSPORT FRAUD MAY BE ANOTHER AVENUE FOR PROSECUTION
Seasoned federal investigators know passport fraud may be another path to criminal charges.
18 U.S.C. § 1542 (False Statement in Application)
- Prohibits making any false statement in a passport application, using a passport obtained via false statements, or using a passport with an assumed/false name to hide criminal behavior
The 10-year statute of limitations on passport fraud is reset every time the individual renews their passport if the underlying application records, such as a Social Security Number, were obtained through fraud.
For example, the suspect lied about the true date and place of their birth to obtain a social security number.
HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: AMERICAN TERRORIST
This legal strategy was used to obtain a holding charge for the American terrorist Anwar al-Awlaki after 9/11.
Anwar al-Awlaki was a dual U.S.-Yemeni citizen.
The radical cleric, who became a top al Qaeda leader, was born in Las Cruces, New Mexico, where his parents lived at the time.
He later grew up in Yemen.
When it was time for college, Awlaki gamed the system.
He applied for tuition assistance through the State Department and USAID to finance his studies at Colorado State University.
Awlaki was not eligible for financial support as a U.S. citizen, so he used his Yemeni passport (and false claims about his birthplace) to secure roughly $20,000 in scholarship money.
It was the beginning of the big grift.
When the Joint Terrorism Task Force investigated Awlaki after 9/11 for his relationship and material support of hijackers in San Diego and Virginia, a seasoned federal investigator ran down the scholarship scam.
Unfortunately, the statute of limitations had run out on the USAID tuition fraud.
A State Department Diplomatic Security Agent then discovered Awlaki made false statements to secure a J-1 visa (a non-immigrant visa for educational purposes.)
Once in the U.S., Awlaki applied for a Social Security Number, falsely claiming he was born in Yemen.
Awlaki used the fraudulently obtained Social Security Number to fraudulently obtain a U.S. passport.
The 10-year statute of limitations reset every time the American terrorist renewed his passport.
USAID record via @browne_pamela
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Here's the full article. He held a joint press conference with these oath-breaking scoundrels.
fox32chicago.com/news/pritzk…
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🚨DataRepublican @DataRepublican just confirmed the quiet part out loud: Illinois Governor JB Pritzker @GovPritzker is explicitly named in the videos as one of only two governors willing to green-light the “illegitimacy memo”—a playbook for declaring a duly elected President illegitimate after the midterms so Democrat governors can claim they are the only legitimate U.S. authority.
This isn’t abstract “resistance.” NSL4A (the retired military and national security officials operationalizing the plan) and Pritzker’s own Governors Safeguarding Democracy group have been working the same sequence of redlines, including treating lawful federal pushback against coordinated protests as proof of illegitimacy. Add the funding layer—his sister’s role in the Democracy Funders Network—and the coordination stops looking coincidental.
Imported regime-change tactics, billionaire governors, and ex-military networks drafting the conditions under which states nullify federal authority: that is the actual document trail.
DataRepublican has the receipts.🔥
Yes, he is.
1. The videos explicitly name the Illinois governor as one of the two that were willing to buy into the illegitimacy memo.
2. He’s co-chair of Governors Safeguarding Democracy which apparently liked the memo and presentation.
3. I believe Democracy Funders Network is involved in a lot of the funding and his sister chairs that.
So you can loot stores, vandalize businesses, attack police officers, and still avoid spending a single day behind bars?
France is beginning to sentence those involved in the recent riots, and many defendants are receiving suspended sentences, community service, or electronic monitoring instead of prison time.
Businesses destroyed. Police attacked. Millions in damages.
And this is the punishment?
Reporting: Le Monde, Le Figaro
#FranceRiots #LawAndOrder
What if centralizing America's elections actually made them more vulnerable?
Derek Monson of the Sutherland Institute explains why having thousands of independently administered election jurisdictions makes large-scale fraud difficult.
He argues that shifting toward uniform national standards and centralized federal oversight could create different risks by concentrating authority over election administration.
Is decentralization an important safeguard for election security?
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Find his work at sutherlandinstitute.org.
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