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Re-electing @JohnThune as Senate minority leader was a straight-up betrayal of every voter who showed up expecting accountability. He spent the last two years talking tough on camera while the border stayed open, the Save America Act sat untouched, and judicial vacancies piled up. That is not leadership. That is managing decline while collecting sound bites.
@tedcruz has the oratory. He delivers the fiery lines and the good clips. He has been in that chamber long enough to know exactly who Thune is and what the pattern looks like. He should have challenged him years ago. He never did. Neither did the rest of the senators who lined up behind Thune again. Cowards do not announce themselves. They just keep voting the same way and then go back to fundraising.
Ms-Misty retweeted
I love that President Trump is taking his message & accomplishments to the people
🚨 WOW! President Trump dropped this truth nuke straight to Stephen A. Smith: "I don't understand how ANY black person votes for a Democrat!"
He then rattles off how the SAVE America Act PROTECTS black voters' voice and that Democrats want ILLEGAL ALIENS to drown them out 💯
The Senate should try to ram SAVE America into reconciliation while we still have the majority!
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Senator Dave McCormick says there's a chance the SAVE America Act could be done through Reconciliation 3.0, which would only need 51 votes to pass.
Every Republican in the Senate owes it to the voters to work for the remainder of the time they have in the majority.
Get it done.
The midterms are behind us. The internal brakes have been named. Now is the time for the work, not another round of talking about how hard they plan to run.
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Voters do not have to wait for another speech. The practical response is to dry up the funding that protects the old structure, primary the holdouts who re-elected Thune, and keep the different America First groups pointed at the same target instead of letting them split. Direct donations to challengers, public records of who voted for the status quo, and consistent local pressure do not require permission from Senate leadership. They make the cost of more delay visible.
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1. Dry up the funding sources that protect the old structure
Stop giving money through WinRed affiliates. Those platforms often route donations to whichever candidates or committees WinRed decides should receive them, not necessarily the one you chose.
Give directly to primary challengers or to candidates who have already voted against the leadership.
Publicly explain why you are doing it so others follow.
The same principle applies to the broader money: expose the lobbyists and firms that protect monopolies and special interests. Calley Means laid this out plainly on Joe Rogan’s recent show—how a small circle, including people close to the President, slowed health reforms and other America First priorities to protect corporate interests.
That pattern is the same one that keeps RINOs in place. Dry it up at every level.
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Loyalty is non-negotiable. The people next to the President are there to advance the agenda he ran on, not manage it or slow it for other interests. Stephen Miller has been in the fight from the beginning and does not play the old Washington game.
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Betrayal by people you trusted and kept close is one of the ugliest things there is. The smiles were real. The proximity was real. The belief that they stood with you was real. President Trump has always treated loyalty as non-negotiable. The people next to him are there to advance the agenda he ran on, not manage it or slow it for other interests.
I wrote about this after my grandson shared the Calley Means interview on Joe Rogan’s show. Means described how a small circle, including Susie Wiles, treated the health reforms, the border work, and the full America First push as items to be moderated. They stayed close, smiled, and protected the old system instead of delivering what voters sent him to do. John Thune belongs in the same conversation. He was supposed to move the priorities. He became part of the delay. Stephen Miller has been in the fight from the beginning and does not play that game. That is what real loyalty looks like.
The same standard governs how he deals with the other side. I wrote last year, after watching the ceremonies on his first major foreign trip, that the lesson from James Clavell’s novel Shogun is simple. Nothing important happens until both sides have preserved their dignity. Ritual comes first so every party can leave able to say it was a win-win. Previously one-sided relationships have to be made fair before the hard subjects begin. Respect the other side’s dignity or there is no negotiation.
That is why real negotiation with Iranian leadership is so difficult. They do not operate from a sense of mutual dignity. They honor only the resentful and dishonorable spirit of Cain—the brother in Genesis 4 who murdered Abel because God accepted Abel’s offering and rejected his own. Cain’s posture is envy, grievance, and the permanent need for an enemy. The regime and the IRGC treat America as the necessary villain so they can remain the holy victim. Ceremonies and win-win framing mean nothing to them because they do not value the other side’s face. They value the wound that keeps the conflict alive.
With parties who still recognize dignity, Trump frames outcomes so they can claim a victory at home. The Abraham Accords and the May 2025 Gulf welcomes—fighter-jet escorts, carpets, horses, camels, honor guards, the Order of Zayed—worked that way. Loyalty inside the circle and saving face outside it are the same requirement. Without either one the deal does not hold. The midterms are behind us. The people who slowed things down and betrayed that trust are out of the way or exposed. Now is the time to surge on every front we were promised. No more internal brakes. Just the work.
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Hearings remained grandstanding for the next donation cycle. As Means noted, most of a senator’s time goes to raising money. When that is the real job, the legislative work stops mattering.
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Congressional hearings have never been about holding anyone accountable or even finding the truth. They are grandstanding for the next campaign and the next donation cycle. Calley Means said on Rogan that senators spend ninety percent of their time raising money. That tracks with everything former staffers have said for years. When the only thing members think about is the next check and the next election, the actual work stops mattering.
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Re-electing him as minority leader after that record was a straight-up betrayal of every person who showed up expecting accountability. Senators who knew the pattern and still lined up behind him chose the familiar over the work.
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Re-electing @JohnThune as Senate minority leader was a straight-up betrayal of every voter who showed up expecting accountability. He spent the last two years talking tough on camera while the border stayed open, the Save America Act sat untouched, and judicial vacancies piled up. That is not leadership. That is managing decline while collecting sound bites.
@tedcruz has the oratory. He delivers the fiery lines and the good clips. He has been in that chamber long enough to know exactly who Thune is and what the pattern looks like. He should have challenged him years ago. He never did. Neither did the rest of the senators who lined up behind Thune again. Cowards do not announce themselves. They just keep voting the same way and then go back to fundraising.
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🧵 @LeaderJohnThune says there is more work to be done in the 119th Congress and that they are going to leave it all on the field. Then just get the work done and stop simply talking about it.
Voters already heard the tough language for two years while the Save America Act sat, the border stayed open, judicial vacancies piled up, and hundreds of bills waited. Talking about running through the tape after the least productive stretch in decades does not move a single priority. The midterms are over. The people who expected results are still waiting for the actual votes, not another motivational clip.
The delay was not an accident. A small circle close to the President treated the agenda as something to manage and slow down for special interests. Calley Means laid it out on Joe Rogan’s show after he led the MAHA work at the White House. People who smiled and stayed near the President protected the old system instead of delivering the health reforms, border work, and America First priorities that voters sent them to finish. John Thune belongs in that same conversation. He was supposed to move the Senate. He became part of the caution.
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The betrayal runs deep and it turns my stomach. President Trump trusted people who stood right next to him. He believed their loyalty was real.
Instead a small circle, including Susie Wiles, treated his agenda like something to manage and slow down for special interests and their own power.
They held back the health reforms, the border work, the full America First push he promised and we voted for.
Calley Means laid it out plain on Joe Rogan’s show: youtube.com/watch?v=dMBBOawF….
Hearing how close she was to him and how she still worked against what he ran on is sickening.
John Thune belongs in the same conversation.
The Senate Majority Leader was supposed to move the President’s priorities.
Instead he has been part of the delay and the caution that keeps real change from happening.
Too many people Trump thought were with him have done the same thing.
They smiled, they stayed close, and they protected the old system instead of delivering for the country.
I am so happy my grandson shared this clip with me.
This explains a lot of what felt off.
Thank God for Stephen Miller.
He has been in the fight with the President from the beginning and he does not play the old Washington game.
I pray that between the President, Miller, Hegseth and Rubio that miracles will happen over the next two years.
The midterms are behind us. The people who slowed things down and betrayed that trust are out of the way or exposed.
Now is the time to surge on every front we were promised.
No more internal brakes. Just the work.
I keep thinking about Fredo in The Godfather. The brother who was supposed to be part of the family business, who had the name and the position, but who never really understood the weight of it. Michael carried the hard decisions. Fredo wanted the easy way out, the appearance of loyalty without the spine to back it. He could talk a good game when things were quiet, but when the pressure came he folded, and the family paid for it. Watching JD Vance right now feels too close to that for comfort.
He came in with the right story. Hillbilly Elegy, the working-class roots, the America First language that matched what so many of us had been waiting to hear. He could have been a contender. He had the background and the moment. Instead he is the one reaching out to Mohsen Rezaei, a hardliner from the IRGC who has spent decades in the regime’s security apparatus, floating direct talks after the midterms went the wrong way. He is already on record saying the war is why Republicans lost both chambers. That is not strength. That is looking for a face-saving exit and letting the other side know you are eager for it.
The June memorandum he helped lead was thin. Sanctions relief and oil waivers up front, almost nothing binding on the nuclear program, the missiles, or the proxies. It fell apart in weeks when the IRGC went back to attacking shipping. Now the same man is the face of trying again with the same hardliner, while the President is left defending the original decision. Fredo never meant to hurt the family, but his weakness still cost them. That is what this looks like. A man who talks about putting America first until the political cost shows up, then starts shopping for a deal that hands Tehran breathing room without requiring real change.
I am disappointed because the opening was there. A Vice President who understood the difference between negotiating from strength and negotiating because the polls went bad could have locked in a clearer line. Instead we get the anxious outreach and the public blame-shifting. The base that put this administration in office did not sign up for another round of temporary frameworks that the IRGC can walk away from the moment it suits them. They signed up for the opposite of that.
I do not think JD Vance survives a primary. The voters who backed the ticket in 2024 are not going to reward the man who treated the hard part as a political liability instead of the job. Fredo thought he could stay in the family by not making waves. It did not work then. It will not work now.
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Ms-Misty retweeted
If one illegal enters our country again, I will never pay another dime in taxes! That’s a promise.
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Six days ago, I explained why Democrats fear AI. It hits all three pillars of their power: scarcity, narrative, money. And I wrote that since they can't stop the technology, they want to become its toll booth.
I didn't think I'd be proven right this fast.
If you want to live in a world fully controlled by government, without democracy, you don't have to do anything.
Just let the Democrats do it.
The bill is called the Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act. Introduced in September by Bernie Sanders and Greg Casar, and pushed since the midterm wave as a day one priority.
Read what's in it.
A new cabinet-level federal agency: a Department of AI. To train an advanced model, you'd need a charter from that department. In other words: permission. The secretary gets access to your systems, your staff, your premises. He can cut a model off from the internet. If your charter is revoked, your assets can be seized. And executives who break the rules face up to twenty years in prison.
Twenty years. The kind of sentence we reserve for illegally building nuclear weapons. For training software.
But the penalty isn't the worst part. The threshold is.
The bill defines "advanced" AI as anything trained on 10^25 operations or more. Around thirty public models already clear that bar. And the threshold won't be set by Congress. It will be set by the secretary, with exclusive authority to define it and move it whenever he wants.
Read that again. One appointed official, elected by no one, will decide how much intelligence you're allowed to build.
That's what I mean by a world without democracy. You still get to vote. But the things that matter are no longer voted on. They're licensed.
And if you live in Europe, you already know that number. 10^25 is exactly the threshold Brussels chose in the AI Act to classify a model as "systemic risk." Democrats aren't looking at Silicon Valley. They're looking at Brussels. The continent that wrote the first major AI law before building a single AI that matters.
We've seen this movie before. In 1643, the English Parliament required a license before anyone could print a book. A year later, John Milton published Areopagitica, without a license, and wrote that one might "as good almost kill a man as kill a good book." The printing press was the tool that spread knowledge. So power wanted to own the gate.
Today the tool is called AI. And the reflex is the same: prior licensing.
In 2000, a US federal appeals court ruled that source code is protected by the First Amendment. Code is expression. Requiring government approval before you train and release a model means putting a stamp in front of speech.
Now ask the only question that matters: who does a license protect?
Never the public. Always the people who already have one.
Sanders says he wants to stop the "AI oligarchs." His bill does the exact opposite. The three or four giants with armies of lawyers will survive the toll booth. The independent researcher, the startup, the open-source model will die in the line. That's how upstream regulation always ends. It doesn't break the monopoly. It writes the monopoly into law.
Meanwhile, Beijing isn't going to pause its labs because a senator from Vermont asked nicely.
Hayek described this logic in 1944. A plan cannot tolerate people who refuse to follow it. So it starts with licenses, moves on to inspections, and ends with prison.
So this is for Americans. And for everyone watching from Europe, because you already know where this road goes.
AI is the first technology that lets anyone verify, build and create without asking anyone for permission. That's exactly why they want to make you get one.
Yesterday, you needed a permit to build a house.
Tomorrow, you'll need one to build a mind.
You still get to choose whether you want to live in that world.
For now.
Ms-Misty retweeted
If only the political machine didn’t have the left and the right so divided, imagine the shit we could accomplish.
And that’s why they have done just that.
BREAKING: Maricopa County election insider just TESTIFIED under oath — Dominion "techs" walked RIGHT INTO voting sites during a LIVE ELECTION, plugged in EXTERNAL HARD DRIVES to the machines, downloaded ballot images + sensitive data, then walked it OFF-SITE with ZERO chain of custody, NO logs, NO oversight.
What were they uploading/downloading in real time while votes were being cast? Where did that data REALLY go? Who was manipulating ballots behind the curtain?
This isn't oversight—it's COVER-UP. The storm is exposing the machines.
Rush Was Right AGAIN: Obamacare Was DESIGNED to Fail
Just a reminder when the Left starts pushing “Medicare for all” it’s just putting lipstick on a pig one more time
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Ms-Misty retweeted
If you are surprised by this, you're not paying attention. This is part of the playbook.
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This is so true. I've lived through many "wipe outs" on both sides. But what makes this so different is that there are real Marxists infiltrating Congress and stupid people are voting for them. They may have been there in years past, but now they are openly embracing the ideology. This is not good. It's now up to all of us to expose it! This is why independent journalists are so necessary and deserve our support!
STAND FIRM--FIGHT--DEFEND THE REPUBLIC!!
"President Trump is too Smart to be Tricked" | Amb. Mike Huckabee
Another terrific interview. I’ve admired the Huckabee family for decades. They have been living out the destiny God planned for them in such a gracious and wise manner.
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