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I’m afraid mass deportations aren’t really an option anymore.
We barely got any of Biden’s invaders out before GOP donors freaked out and normies lost their resolve.
It appears that solving this would require civilian action.
The last few days, in rural Jasper County, Indiana (population 30,000) there were TWO separate cases of migrants (suspected illegals) following women and their kids or breaking into their cars.
The “Bidenwave” of total open borders has made Rural Indiana a much more dangerous place, especially for girls and women. We have no clue who these people are that were let in. All must be deported.
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More uncounted votes found in Iowa. And in Georgia today, 4,000 votes between the two were ‘misplaced’. How many votes across the country were ‘misplaced’? This election has so much fraud—it’s mind-boggling 😵💫🤯
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🟥 JUST NOW: President Trump steps of Air Force One and completely EXPOSES John Thune and the Senate for doing absolutely nothing for America
“Senate has to act, the Senate is getting nothing passed and it is k*lling our country”
HE IS ABSOLUTELY RIGHT 💯
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🚨Despite the LA mayor elect’s political grandstanding, ICE will not back down from protecting American communities. On Nov. 6, ICE Los Angeles arrested two criminal illegal aliens from Honduras after local authorities declined to honor an ICE detainer. 🧵
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🚨Woke up to find that two more brands have cut ties with Jennifer Welch.
@dupeapp
@Ember_Tech
Support these companies.
Onward.
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Republican Control or Republican Obstruction?
Republicans controlled the White House, the House, and the Senate.
Yet three priorities supported by President Trump remain unfinished:
The Department of War name change.
The SAVE America Act.
The Sunshine Protection Act.
Different issues. Same Senate leadership.
Is the Republican Senate unable—or unwilling—to deliver?
And in a recent interview, General Michael Flynn offered a revealing perspective on elements within the Republican establishment that he believes want Trump and MAGA to disappear.
Listen to his words at the end of this presentation.
My friends, we are all Anonymous.
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Here’s a fun flashback.
2017. Susan Rice lies about spying on and unmasking American citizens and has to go back on TV two weeks later to attempt to clean up her story.
Check out that breathing in the first video.
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No wonder In-n-out is my favorite fast food place
In-N-Out makes its own hamburger patties, in its own plants. The company buys whole chucks, takes the bones out, grinds the meat and forms the patties there. Then they're delivered to the restaurants on In-N-Out's own trucks. It opened its first patty plant in 1963 and now has plants in California, Texas and Colorado.
In-N-Out says its restaurants get fresh, never-frozen ingredients delivered throughout the week. The company has said for years that it won't open a store farther than it can truck fresh patties from its own plants. When it announced Tennessee in 2023, Lynsi Snyder said its meat plant in Lancaster, Texas, would supply patties to the Tennessee stores.
The fries are cut from whole potatoes in each restaurant. The menu board has 3 burgers, fries, shakes and drinks.
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Morderca z Krakowa, Michał Oksiński, był radykalnym lewicowym aktywistą, antyfaszystą i anarkokomunistą, który naigrywał się z chrześcijaństwa. Rząd Tuska i media chciały go powiązać z grupami prawicowymi, ale dziś wiadomo, że tak nie jest.
Wszystko wyciekło z kont Oksińskiego, które teraz zostały usunięte, pytanie brzmi: kto usunął dwa konta napastnika na Facebooku, skoro jego oboje rodziców i siostrę znaleziono martwych w ich mieszkaniu ⁉️
Publikował na ukraińskich forach i nosił ukraińską flagę na niektórych ze swoich mundurów...
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Instead of working to codify President Trump's executive orders, this is what these assholes are doing to further sabotage the Trump Administration. @HouseGOP
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NEVADA HOUSE DISTRICT 2 - IMPORTANT
At 3:27 AM Eastern 34,957 votes were removed from Democrat Teresa Benitez-Thompson and 56,329 were removed from Republican David Flippo. This was a net loss of 21,282 votes from Flippo. Who, apparently, lost the race by 18,896.
So we have an example of vote reductions in the Election Night Reporting whose magnitude would have changed the race.
I hope my Nevada friends can let Mr. Flippo know and start asking hard questions in District 2!
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They’re gonna try to overwhelm the border and cut resources and then for their final trick…. Blame Trump
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Trump was unusually calm leading up to the midterms.
Almost like he already knew exactly what the left was going to do.
Call me crazy, but I feel like something big is coming.
I don’t think he took a bullet just to watch them get away with this.
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🚨BREAKING: Thousands of Shia Muslims marched in Dearborn demanding Sharia Law in Michigan and rejecting American law.
It didn’t even take a WEEK….
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UP TO 700 SUBPOENAS TARGETING TRUMP AND HIS ADMINISTRATION?!
Claremont Institute President Ryan Williams warns Democrats could unleash a massive wave of investigations against President Trump, his family, and Cabinet officials.
“I'VE HEARD RUMORS THAT THERE ARE 6 TO 700 SUBPOENAS READY AND WAITING AND READY TO GO.”
Williams says the left wing is “OUT FOR BLOOD!”
@RpwWilliams @RCPolitics
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"This is a little close to home and very sickening."
Yehuda Sichel, the owner of Huda Burger in Pennsylvania, reacts on @foxandfriends after an anti-Israel organization called for a boycott of Jewish-owned businesses, including his own.
Sichel's grandfather witnessed Kristallnacht in Germany when he was just 10 years old. His great-grandfather's business was also boycotted before the family escaped, while other relatives were murdered in concentration camps during the Holocaust.
Speaking on the eve of Kristallnacht's anniversary, Sichel says the campaign goes beyond what its organizers might call anti-Zionism.
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It was exactly one year ago today that I received a message from a high-ranking @CapitolPolice source telling me that former USCP officer - now @CIA employee - Shauni Kerkhoff's home was, at that very moment, being raided by the @FBI. I received that message at 2:43 p.m. on Nov. 7, 2025. @theblaze, then acting editor-in-chief, drove to Kerkhoff's address just after dark and witnessed both plainclothes and uniformed personnel at the residence. He captured the scene on video, then a local cop confronted him and told him to leave. We included this new development in our bombshell story the next morning.
The most interesting aspect of this event is that the timelines published by the government in the Brian Cole Jr. criminal case, and the law firm representing Kerkhoff in the civil case against me, contend the "consensual search" took place the day before, on Nov. 6. Though the government portrays the search as consensual, the lawsuit describes the search as a full-on raid.
"FBI agents with bomb dogs ransacked her Alexandria, Virginia home ... a caravan of FBI vehicles descended on their street and parked outside their house. The FBI brought a bomb-disposal truck and a helicopter, which hovered loudly overhead. Agents exited their vehicles with their guns drawn in full tactical gear. An agent called Mr. Dickert and commanded him to 'come out of the house unarmed with your dogs.' Mr. Dickert and Ms. Kerkhoff complied and stepped outside. Agents swept through the house, then reentered with bomb-sniffing dogs. They opened cabinets, rifled through drawers, and scattered Ms. Kerkhoff’s and Mr. Dickert’s belongings—all without obtaining Ms. Kerkhoff or Mr. Dickert’s consent. It suddenly occurred to Ms. Kerkhoff that they were not simply looking for a pair of shoes."
"Consensual" or "without consent" depends on which version of the story they are telling from filing to filing, but they are sticking to the November 6 date, even though we witnessed it on November 7. Not a single former federal agent I've consulted - from multiple agencies - can remember any single family home residential search lasting more than one day. (Some having participated in hundreds of raids over their careers.)
Something doesn't add up. If, according to both government and law firm accounts, Kerkhoff and Dickert were given notice of that "consensual search cum raid" on Nov. 6, and it didn't take place until the next day ... the 7th ... we are looking at cover-ups within cover-ups. Were there two searches? One just "looking for a pair of shoes" on the 6th, and then the full "raid" on the 7th, after she failed the polygraph on the evening of the 6th? Or did they tell her the day before - on the 6th - that they'd be dropping by the next day to "look for a pair of shoes?"
Nothing in any of the legal filings has cleared this up to my satisfaction yet. The criminal case and civil case filings say the raid took place on the 6th. We have eyewitnesses and video (with preserved original metadata) of the raid happening in progress on the 7th. One year ago today.
Tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the "Big One." The story that started it all.
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My two senators in Florida had better sign to postpone the vote for minority leader AFTER the new Senate is sworn in on January 3rd.
WHY HAVEN'T EITHER ONE OF YOU SIGNED Ron Johnson's petition?
We are watching you @SenAshleyMoody and @SenRickScott .
