Jeanne Polydoris retweeted
🇬🇷 Greece shines at Carnegie Hall!
On 10/15/2026, the Greek National Opera made its historic debut at Carnegie Hall, New York, with “Nikos Kazantzakis: An Odyssey in Music.”
The GNO Orchestra and the Hadjidakis Ensemble, conducted by Vasilis Christopoulos.
#GreekNationalOpera
Jeanne Polydoris retweeted
Σύμφωνα με «ΤΑ ΝΕΑ» και τον @VasLabropoulos ο Χρήστος Μαραφάτσος, πρόσωπο-κλειδί στις επαφές της Γκίλφοϊλ με Έλληνες επιχειρηματίες, επέστρεψε στις ΗΠΑ, φερόμενος να έχει κληθεί για εξηγήσεις.
Jeanne Polydoris retweeted
Me and Ilhan Omar are far apart policy wise. I’m pro life, she’s pro abortion. I’m pro 2A, she’s pro gun control. And on and on.
But can someone tell me how pretending to get ready to deport Ilhan Omar is going to bring gas down under $2, make health insurance freaking affordable, make a family’s weekly grocery bill make sense, and stop sending our beloved military off to fight for another fucking foreign war???
People are so sick and tired of the bullshit.
When you dumb mf’ers at the WH actually release the Epstein files and lock up the pedophiles and rapists you all hang out with, then we will start paying attention.
Until then 🖕.
Jeanne Polydoris retweeted
When I was Ambassador to Japan, the reward was serving America and its interests abroad. How wrong I was…
It turns out that $100,000 on your AmEx card does have its privileges:
Private jets to Davos and Paris.
The Four Seasons George V.
Christmas and New Year’s in Gstaad.
And the latest Trump perk of all: living above the law.
But let’s be clear: it’s not just Kimberly Guilfoyle in Greece who is getting the rewards, our Italian ambassador is spending his time cruising around the Mediterranean on a $450 million yacht.
The Trump Administration may not want you to see anything about these privileges in writing.
But Americans see them anyway. They're sick of paying for Trump corruption — and they're ready to show up on November 3rd to send a message to Trump and his cronies that won't be encrypted.
wsj.com/politics/policy/at-d…
Jeanne Polydoris retweeted
This is an extraordinary story of extortion and hypocrisy.
The U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle — a close Trump ally and former fiancée of Donald Trump Jr. — admitted that the United States helped bring down governments that stood in its way.
During a private dinner in Athens, while discussing the collapse of Romania’s government, Guilfoyle said: “We can do this to any country we want. We can do it here too.”
The Greek energy minister pushed back, saying the United States cannot simply replace a government elected by the people.
Guilfoyle insisted that they have already done this in Romania.
On March 31, Guilfoyle met privately in Bucharest with senior Romanian Social Democratic officials. The discussion included the Vertical Gas Corridor and energy cooperation.
Weeks later, the Social Democrats joined the pro-russian AUR party in a no-confidence vote that brought down Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan’s government. Bolojan had resisted a proposed arrangement involving expensive U.S. gas imports.
So, according to Guilfoyle, Trump administration engineered the collapse of Romania’s government in a clear extortion attempt. And to do so, they have collaborated with a far left party - the communists as MAGA calls them.
Anyone who still has any illusion that MAGA is a “conservative movement” needs a serious reality check.
Jeanne Polydoris retweeted
Amazing detail in this @wsj article about Kimberly Guilfoyle, US ambassador to Greece: she told a Greek minister, in a conversation about the collapse of the Romanian government,“We can do that to any country we want. We can do that here."
wsj.com/articles/kimberly-gu…
Jeanne Polydoris retweeted
Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. ambassador to Greece, has faced scrutiny over remarks she allegedly made during a private dinner in Athens in March 2026.
The discussion at the dinner, attended by Greek and U.S. officials, turned to the collapse of the Romanian government. A person who attended the dinner and others briefed on the exchange said Guilfoyle remarked:
“We can do that to any country we want. We can do that here.”
The comment reportedly led to a tense exchange with Greece’s energy minister Stavros Papastavrou, who responded that the U.S. could not replace Greece’s government, which was elected by voters.
Source: WSJ
Jeanne Polydoris retweeted
Replying to @JPolydoris @laralogan
“Me, the fellas, and Jeanne are staying home. Thanks for everything MAGA.”
“Create a random image inspired by my X account"
A+ @grok muffin included
Jeanne Polydoris retweeted
Before Luigi Mangione is sentenced, the judge should hear a read out of the names of every American who has died because of our profit-obsessed insurance system in the past 12 months. That's 114,000 names so it might take a while.























