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Anyone telling you to vote for the left or don't vote is being paid to say that. They're not telling you to primary the bad GOP, they're saying just don't vote. Our primary process is the solution. Your influencer doesn't care. They will make more money if the left is in power.
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Every Republican legislature in America should immediately pass legislation to:
1) Ban sanctuary cities
2) Ban Ranked Choice Voting
3) Ban ballot harvesting
4) Require citizenship to vote
5) Require photo ID to vote
6) Ban the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact
7) Ban foreign entities from buying property
8) Suspend any gas taxes
9) Institute school choice
10) Abolish property taxes
11) Open non-juror records to public inspection
12) Mandate secretaries of state to share complete voter registration rolls with DOJ
13) Mandate voter roll list maintenance
14) Offer rewards for convictions involving fraudulent use of Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, Social Security, or other entitlements
Republican governors would be wise to use this time to convene special sessions.
Every Republican legislature in America should immediately pass legislation to:
1) Ban sanctuary cities
2) Ban Ranked Choice Voting
3) Ban ballot harvesting
4) Require citizenship to vote
5) Require photo ID to vote
6) Ban the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact
7) Ban foreign entities from buying property
8) Suspend any gas taxes
9) Institute school choice
10) Abolish property taxes
11) Open non-juror records to public inspection
12) Mandate secretaries of state to share complete voter registration rolls with DOJ
13) Mandate voter roll list maintenance
14) Offer rewards for convictions involving fraudulent use of Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, Social Security, or other entitlements
15) Freeze rent increases
Republican governors would be wise to use this time to convene special sessions.
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Glad to some of the Senators waking up, but it's sad to see what it took.
It's reasonable to question Thune's intentions at this point.
It’s going to be a wild week in the US Senate. Buckle up.
I have been calling around to various Republican Senators this weekend.
A few takeaways…
1. Conference is just furious — pissed is an understatement.
2. They see their own inaction on critical issues like the SAVE Act and insider trading bills as a major de-motivator for the midterms. They blame Thune and leadership for playing safe.
3. The rushed Leadership vote Tuesday is seen as a blatant insult. Senators want to know how their Leaders will respond to lame duck session and being in a steep minority.
4. Over a dozen Senators are demanding round the clock work on Trump nominations and judicial appointments. Some believe parts of the SAVE Act can still be passed through reconciliation.
5. Recess appointments are also being demanded. Thune is holding them up.
6. Senators are openly questioning their adherence to “tradition” — blue slip, filibuster etc. — as a new crop of Democrats couldn’t care less and will destroy tradition for power in a heartbeat.
7. There’s a sense that something big is going to happen. A real shakeup. Stay tuned…
One Senator tells me: “The guys blocking an America First conference are all gone now. It’s never going back to the old ways. Time to try new things…”
Buckle up.
Don't care.
George Floyd was not a thought leader and he was actively doing drugs behind the wheel of a car and died because of the crimes he had committed and callousness of police thereafter
Charlie Kirk was a political leader at a scheduled and permitted college event who was intentionally shot in the neck to stop his ability to speak
There are lines.
The problem with cancel culture was not that people got offended, it was that the lines of offense were so insane that no one knew where to step.
Ten year old jokes resurfaced, fired
Your dad said a slur in the 80s, Fired
Tell your staff what words not to use, fired
"Canceling" is fine when the line is understood and reasonable
Mocking George Floyds death and saying that a drug abusing criminal was in hell? No one cares
Saying you feel good because a political leader was assassinated for speaking his opinions? People care
The lines here are easily understood.
Trump crossed the line with Mueller and I called him out for it.
I have always maintained its sad that George Floyd died
I dont care that people made AI memes of George and Charlie dancing
Dave Chappelle crossed the line when he said my friend being killed made him feel better.
Id rather live in a world where you can mock drug abusing criminals instead of political activists either way
Id argue beyond this we must mock Floyd and defend Charlie
A society that venerates a man who held a pregnant woman at knifepoint, does hard drugs while driving, uses counterfeit money, and resists arrest...
Or a society that venerates a family man who speaks to people to change their minds.
I know which I want to live in.
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Look at how sad this is. He came blazing into the political scene, dismantled the mainstream media with his political incorrectness, won the greatest ever election in history, went to war with the swamp and GOP, went all America First, survived an assassination attempt and won another election, only to crumble at the knees of Israel, betray his base and now apologises for the only good thing he has done with this administration.
Never have we seen such a cowering, capitulation and fall from grace.
Who the fuck knows who or what the Donald has actually become, but the next man who rises to the occasion better take note. The next man cometh must go all the way, and rid himself of any foreign influence. The Don is done.
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Alarms were sounded
MIDTERMS 2026: ARE REPUBLICANS BARELY HANGING ON?
@honestpollster argues that there is no enthusiasm or unity within the messaging from Republican candidates. "Harris voter from 2024 has a 10 point...enthusiasm advantage. There needs to be a feeling of winning." @JackPosobiec
MIDTERMS 2026: ARE REPUBLICANS BARELY HANGING ON?
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The Dave Chappelle incident is a reminder to all conservatives
The Left does not care about our factions and in-fighting
They want us all removed from public life, and cheer when one of our heroes is brutally murdered
We have to stand together
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If you don’t want Iran to get a nuke, WHY WOULD YOU NUKE YOUR OWN CHANCE OF WINNING AN ELECTION AND GUARANTEE THE DEMOCRATS CONTROL FOREIGN POLICY FOR THE NEXT DECADE
JasonTLouis retweeted
There is no reason GOP Congress should not meet every day from now til January 3rd. We could:
- Pass reconciliation package to reduce spending/fraud, fund defense modernization (not war), cut taxes for American families including healthcare
- Ban Congressional Stock Trading (I have a bill)
- Codify Border Security (I have a bill)
- Pass Permitting Reform.
And more.
Turn things we should have finished into things we have done.
We owe it to Americans.
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"Bringing back jobs to America." - Bull Shit.
I present to you: a list of every American headquartered company with over 5,000 employees in the country of India alone.
This list continues to grow rapidly every year.
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The correct response to the election:
"Ok, we get the message. We will put affordability first."
The actual response:
"No, we don't believe Americans hate us. It was stolen."
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Firing Susie Wiles after the midterms is like changing the battery on the fire alarm after the house has been burnt to the ground.
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Any Republican governor that just lost an election should immediately call for a special session to pass as much legislation before January as possible.
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🚨 THE GREATEST THREAT TO ELECTION INTEGRITY ISN’T JUST FRAUD, IT’S THE PERMANENT, WELL-FUNDED PROGRESSIVE NGO GROUND MACHINE THAT PHYSICALLY TURNS OUT VOTERS WHILE REPUBLICANS RELY ON ADS, CONSULTANTS, AND TWEETS.
DataRepublican’s Democracy Files Part 16 (“How the Midterms Were Pulled Off”) shows NGOs bragging, in their own words, about the scale of field ops, registration, youth mobilization, and early voting work that made races “too big to rig.”
In Georgia, Melody Oliphant (Executive Director, Georgia Youth Justice Coalition / GYJC) claimed her group knocked more than 19,000 doors and made nearly 49,000 calls, and that this “absolutely made the difference in Georgia.” The flow chart is simple: DONOR → MVP → GYJC → DOORS. GYJC is a progressive youth organizing group (501(c)(4), Abrams-linked ecosystem) that has long done massive campus/door/phone GOTV and claims credit for youth turnout edges.
This is not one-off. It’s institutional, year-round paid and volunteer organizers, data-driven targeting of young/left-leaning voters, pledge cards, campus phone banks, and coordination across groups. Republicans have institutional blindness, endless conferences on “the message” while the other side builds the supply line that gets bodies to the polls. Citizenship verification remains largely an honor system, the biggest swings keep hitting among young voters and other high-intensity demos.
Republicans can counter this NOW:
Build and fund parallel ground operations (door-knocking, phone banking, registration, early-voting drives) instead of treating elections as ad contests.
Engage young conservatives on campuses and in communities with the same relational, consistent organizing (not just social media).
Support effective local and national GOTV groups that prioritize physical contact and voter turnout over pure messaging.
Demand GOP committees and PACs shift resources from consultants/TV to field infrastructure and data.
Watch, audit, and match the scale in real time, especially in swing areas like Georgia.
Watch the receipts: teapaw.org/DataRepublican/status/…
This machine is already running. Match the operational intensity or keep losing the ground 👇
🚨🚨 THE DEMOCRACY FILES / ILLEGITIMACY PLAYBOOK, PART 16: HOW THE MIDTERMS WERE PULLED OFF 🚨
Among today's talk of voter fraud, a critical role is overlooked: the importance of NGOs in early voting.
Below, I show the receipts where NGOs directly take a role in making the midterms happen.
It's been a long week, and I'm too tired to type up a summary.
Just know the two main points:
Republicans have an institutional blindness. They believe getting voters is all about branding and messaging. They pay enormous sums to consultants and TV ads and have endless conferences on what the right "message" is.
Democrats, meanwhile, have built an entire and expensive institutional machinery around getting people physically to the polls. And they were more motivated in 2026 than any other year.
I do NOT deny the existence of voter fraud. Saying the data doesn't show that others claim to show, is not equivalent to saying there is no fraud.
As I've said in several posts today, the election system in the United States is structurally set up such that citizenship verification is an honor system. The biggest swings in 2026 were among young people and Hispanics.
And 2026 was a concerted effort by NGOs like none other. Watch them in their own words how they pulled it off:
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Republican state Rep. Brian Harrison is calling on Gov. Greg Abbott to call a special session to rein in executive emergency powers before Democrat Gina Hinojosa is sworn in.
Harrison’s call came after Hinojosa was elected the next governor of Texas on Nov. 3, writes @emilywilks_8.
dailysignal.com/2026/11/07/h…
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Replying to @WhiteHouse
The last four days:
- Reflecting Pool- Monday
- Ballroom- Wednesday
- Oval Office Monument- Thursday
- Triumphal Arch- Friday
You can’t be serious this bullshit.
You didn’t learn anything from Tuesday.
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COMPANIES KEEP FILING H-1BS WHILE THEY CUT JOBS
Hankinson says the visa was sold as limited access for the world's best and brightest. He says some of the biggest U.S. companies now treat foreign labor as the easiest way to raise profits, and that they petition for H-1B workers while firing Americans.
That pairing showed up in this year's data. Amazon led the country with 6,029 new H-1B approvals in FY2026, the same year it announced about 16,000 corporate cuts.
Microsoft eliminated around 4,800 roles in July. On 1,470 of 1,683 PERM cases decided from October 2025 through June, Microsoft checked yes: it had a layoff in that area and occupation within six months. Now they’re asking 60,000 more to go.
He notes what we’ve said all along: this is not actually a temporary visa.
USCIS approved 126,985 first-time H-1B petitions in FY2026 and 268,191 continuing ones. The continuations go on forever if they’re waiting for a green card.
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Replying to @CynicalPublius
Why can't I acknowledge it? Trump himself said he took out Iran's nuclear weapon capabilities. He said so himself numerous times. He said he decimated Iran's military. He said we took out their military leadership, their political leadership. He said it was all destroyed. If we destroyed it all, what are we still doing there?
Him and his entire administration did a piss poor job explaining why we still need to be there. Again, we destroyed them, according to Trump's own words. So why are we still there? You can't make post after post on social media and in talking to media as the president of the united states claiming they're destroyed and defeated yet say we need to remain there and it's not a regime change war. Not to mention we've been hearing for decades Iran is 2 months away from a nuclear weapon.
"We have this super secret intel that we need to be there and it will cost us the midterms and increase prices but we WONT tell you this because reasons." National security, you see. So what was seen? Another lie from our intel agencies like how Saddam has weapons of mass destruction yet didn't? I remember that. Sorry dude, don't give a shit at this point. Either tell us the truth or shut up.
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There was no way, and there remains no way, to "finish it" without obliterating the world's oil supply. The harder you bomb them, the harder you bomb your own voters' milk, cheese, potatoes, gas and mortgage prices. Guess what happens when you do that? People vote you out.































