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There you go. Thoughts, @BernieSanders?
This is infuriating that this professional woman had to endure this attack in the US.
It’s time for Americans to unite
Black attorney in Detroit drove into a neighborhood, was immediately surrounded by 30 Arabs and robbed, they took her purse and robbed her. They yelled racial slurs. More came, 80 Arabs had her surrounded
An Arab hit her car with his car and then the crowd of Arabs removed the license plate and pushed the vehicle away so the coming police wouldn’t find the evidence
They then surrounded the black attorney and were racist and threatening towards her
For those who don’t know there is an extremely extensive racist history of Muslims to Blacks. Muslims throughout history and even today an Islamic countries don’t like blacks, they take them as slaves and in their society they are seen as “diseased” and extremely undesirable
This is real, and is happening today in Arab countries. Not all Arab think like this but an overwhelming amount do, especially in Islamic countries
Michigan imported Muslims and this is the result
Leeanne R Hay retweeted
Hey @grok did Thomas Massie ever introduce or support impeachment against Lloyd Austin for presiding over the disastrous Afghan withdrawal, unlawful COVID mandates, or harmful DEI policies meant to divide the force?
I’ve seen some of my colleagues say @SecWar Hegseth has been effective and they agree with the war, so they’ll vote not to impeach.
That’s not the question though. The question is whether he committed impeachable acts, and the answer is yes, eight times:
massie.house.gov/UploadedFil…
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I was scheduled for my first flight as a pilot for American Airlines on the morning of 9/11.
Saw the second plane hit and immediately knew we were under attack.
Raced out to Naval Air Station Fort Worth, where I ended up sitting at the end of the runway in a fully armed and fueled F/A-18 Hornet ready to shoot down an airliner full of my fellow Americans, maybe being flown by a squadronmate.
A week later, I got a photocopied letter from American Airlines HR telling me my job was gone.
19 muslims declared war on America that day.
That’s personal.
Leeanne R Hay retweeted
Need the records which is undergoing lawfare. Technically the law says auditors are allowed access.
Reality is different. They allowed someone on "their team" access to the rolls to refute the ask but that means that had to be available to all sides. Could be a big oops by CA.
Did you think to investigate 20 million unvetted registrations?
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👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 @SecWar ❤️🇺🇸💙
🚨 HOLY CRAP! SecWar Pete Hegseth just exposed elite academics to their FACE at the Naval War College — he found out they're trying to OUT-WAIT Trump's time in office to avoid complying with executive orders 🤯
"They think they can IGNORE executive orders and preserve FALSE and SINISTER progressive frameworks until the political winds shift!"
"Our review identified a stubborn undercurrent of passive-aggressive institutional resistance. There are those who believe that they can HIDE behind civilian academic tenure and regional accreditation mandates to wait out President Trump's term in office."
"Toxic and destructive ideas, ideas that corrupted our universities have little by little crept into our war colleges."
"The reforms that I'm directing today are designed to reinforce military education, focus on winning our nation's wars, and reinforcing each person's oath to our Constitution, NOT to adopt ideas that perpetuate, that are anathema to the Western tradition."
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And THAT folks is why they keep trying to impeach him.
@PeteHegseth said it without apology: he's not going to let it fly.
I am so glad he's still our SecWar.
Leeanne R Hay retweeted
Congratulations to @StephenM on his appointment as White House Chief of Staff. Stephen is one of President Trump’s longest-serving and most trusted advisors, and he has worked to advance the President’s agenda on behalf of the forgotten men and women of America. Whether combating fraud, contributing to Venezuela policy, or making D.C. safe and beautiful, Stephen is an effective and tireless leader for the Administration.
As Stephen assumes his new role, I would like to thank @SusieWiles47 for serving President Trump and the American people with great distinction. Our country has benefited from Susie's dedication and leadership, and those of us privileged to work alongside her have benefited no less from her strength and generosity of spirit.
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Trump Accounts are building a future where every child can share in our nation’s growth, giving millions a foundation to fund an education, buy a first home, or build a secure retirement.
@POTUS believes that the American Dream belongs to every American family. Through Trump Accounts, we are equipping the next generation to claim its rightful share of it.
TrumpAccounts.gov
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A wild donkey in the Arizona desert will dig a well six feet deep with its front hooves, and for half a century the United States government has been shooting it as a threat to the desert.
August on a dry wash in the Sonoran. The creek has been gone since May. The sand is hot enough to cook on and every animal for miles is standing in what shade it can find, waiting for a rain that is not coming. A burro walks down the wash, stops at a bend for no reason anyone else can see, puts its head down and smells. Then it starts digging. Front feet, one after the other, like a dog after a bone, until it is in up to its shoulders and the bottom of the hole goes dark and wet.
It drinks and walks off.
Within the hour there is a queue. Mule deer. Javelina. A bobcat. A scrub jay standing on the rim. In 2021 a biologist called Erick Lundgren published the count in Science: 59 species of vertebrate drinking at donkey wells, 64% more species than at the dry stretches of the same streams, and in the driest months the donkeys were raising the amount of open water in the desert by 300% on average and by up to 1,450%. When the wells were abandoned, cottonwood and willow seedlings came up in them. The donkey had been planting the riverbank.
Asked about his methodology, the donkey had another drink and left.
When a beaver builds a pond, a film crew is sent. When a donkey digs a well, the Park Service sends a marksman. The burros came up from Mexico with the Spanish and the prospectors, carried the ore out of every mine in the West, and were turned loose when the mines closed. Then they were reclassified. In 1979 the National Park Service planned to shoot all 577 in the Grand Canyon. A writer called Cleveland Amory raised more than $500,000 and lifted 582 of them out by helicopter, slung underneath, the most expensive taxi ride a donkey has ever taken. Death Valley shot 400 between 1987 and 1994.
Lundgren said that when he started, people did not think a donkey digging a hole was worthy of scientific attention.
The animal was listed as a threat to the desert's water.
It was the one bringing the water up.
Fifty-nine species knew.
The ones with the rifles had never sat by the hole.
Leeanne R Hay retweeted
New from Lj Priest: “Butter Knife To A Gunfight” argues that we helped enable Democrats—and left our children to bear the consequences.
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My new article for WrongSpeak just dropped! In it, I go into all the reasons @DLoesch, @JBoreingShow, and @VDHanson were correct about everything.
We are dealing with an angry electorate that simply does not want to hear the truth, but the data doesn’t care about what they want to believe or how they feel.
“The Jews” didn’t deliver a blue tsunami. You did. Nothing will get fixed unless a good many of you start facing reality and get to work.
What is that reality? Republicans as a whole are bad candidates and a terrible party that is afraid to fight for anything or take action. After two years, they passed hardly any useful legislation.
Why did we lose Hispanics by huge numbers? Republicans nixed outreach to them. That’s the difference between 2024 and 2026. The Trump organization prioritized them.
The Democrats, despite how evil their platform and ideology are, actually act. They will burn down every institution they can get their hands on as soon as they have the power to do so.
Hell on earth is coming, and it will only be stopped if people have a come-to-Jesus moment and fix what went wrong.
New from Lj Priest: “Butter Knife To A Gunfight” argues that we helped enable Democrats—and left our children to bear the consequences.
wrongspeakpublishing.com/p/b…
Leeanne R Hay retweeted
War Powers Resolution is what you are hanging "illegal orders" on? You're such a 🤡. – at Oregon, USA
I’ve seen some of my colleagues say @SecWar Hegseth has been effective and they agree with the war, so they’ll vote not to impeach.
That’s not the question though. The question is whether he committed impeachable acts, and the answer is yes, eight times:
massie.house.gov/UploadedFil…
“A democracy is the majority of the moment ruling directly. A republic is government by law, where the majority governs inside walls it cannot knock down on a Tuesday….”
Leeanne R Hay retweeted
Since when did teaching boys to WANT marriage and family become controversial?!
We’re raising boys to be independent, but NOT selfish! There’s nothing wrong with teaching young men to look forward to love, marriage, and building a family!
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As of today, Stephen Miller is White House Chief of Staff. Rep. Garcia has already told him to "lawyer up," and on CNN Sunday Garcia said Miller "is at the center of the major policy decisions" in this Administration.
Garcia just made the best argument for executive privilege, not against it. A chief of staff is the paradigm of the President's immediate adviser. For decades, administrations of both parties have taken the position that such advisers can't be compelled to testify about their advice to the President. District courts pushed back in the Miers and McGahn fights, but both ended in negotiated accommodations, not a final Supreme Court answer.
That unresolved question is why I filed in support of Peter Navarro at the Supreme Court last week. I said then it was of immense importance to resolve "before a new season of subpoena tsunamis is unleashed." Now the tsunami has a named target in the West Wing. A senior adviser who stands on privilege in good faith should not face a criminal contempt prosecution for doing so.
Oversight is a serious constitutional power. So is the President's need for candid advice. The Constitution's answer is the accommodation process, not "lawyer up" theater.
@StephenM
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@RobertGarcia
RT @EricLDaugh: 🚨 JUST IN: Rep. Tim Burchett just FIRED BACK at John Thune reportedly trying to BLOCK his appointment to the US Senate by G…
Leeanne R Hay retweeted
Governor @GregAbbott_TX, will you call for a special session & use the time you have left in office to pass legislation?
🚨 I call on Gov. Abbott to IMMEDIATELY convene a special session to REIN IN EXECUTIVE EMERGENCY POWERS… before Gina Hinojosa is sworn in!
Republicans lost last night, but Democrats were not sworn in.
We still have total power in Texas, and we must act like it by using the remaining ten weeks to restore separation of powers and limit the emergency powers that Governor-Elect Hinojosa is set to inherit, which would allow her to destroy liberty in Texas by executive fiat.
I’ve warned since I was first elected that NO governor, Republican or Democrat, should have unchecked emergency powers!
Now that Texas has elected a Democrat Governor, the urgency is undeniable… and inaction is intolerable.
Without action, Governor Hinojosa will inherit the powers of a DICTATOR.
Due to the absurd (and almost certainly unconstitutional) Texas emergency powers laws, Gov. Hinojosa will literally have the power to modify laws, ignore laws, or create and enforce laws – including criminal laws – on a whim!
Today is a day for ACTION, and bold leadership.
The Texas Legislature must immediately pass, and Governor Abbott must sign, legislation like HB911, which I filed in 2022 and warned at the time, that “Never ending emergency powers are antithetical to representative government and render people powerless. Legislative bodies allowing a single executive branch official to both write and enforce laws is the biggest threat to our constitutional system of divided government and should be opposed irrespective of which political party runs the executive branch.”
My legislation would protect liberty from executive fiat by, among other things, taking the following actions:
1. Prohibit the Governor from suspending or modifying statutes
2. Sunset emergency orders in 30 days if the legislature does not ratify the order
3. Prohibit the governor from reissuing emergency orders that expired or the legislature rejected
4. Require emergency orders to be narrowly tailored
5. Subject emergency orders to expedited judicial review
We have TEN WEEKS LEFT to protect Texas from near total Democrat rule.
I encourage every elected Republican in Texas to join my demand for Gov. Abbott to call a special session.
The future of liberty in America is literally on the line in Texas, and Texans deserve leadership that acts accordingly.
@GregAbbott_TX
