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Credit to @DataRepublican!
🚨 BREAKING: Laura Ingraham just laid out what she says is the radical left's playbook to take down federal authority.
Per Ingraham, it goes like this. Flood the streets nationwide until Trump invokes the Insurrection Act.
Claim the military is committing abuses. Get the press to amplify every clip. Then blue state governors unite to override federal authority and rewrite the Constitution.
She says former Obama and Biden staffers, ex-USAID employees and community organizers are openly discussing it.
One former USAID staffer made it sound like utopia. "We're going to have to, if we want to live in peace and deeper democracy, reform our legal frameworks,"
They call it reform. It's a power grab with a nicer name.
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In preparation for tomorrow evening, I’m going to ask you all
to familiarize yourself with the bombshells @DataRepublican has dropped in the past 48 hours- This data is a matter of NATSEC and will not move beyond @X if you do not share it.
Facebook is a narrative front line completely occupied by the insurgency she has revealed.
It will be up to YOU to share so Americans have an opportunity to learn and choose.
Please share the link to this space with family, friends, perceived enemies, churches, GOP members, Facebook groups etc… this is NOT a black pill.
This is educational and requires YOUR input. This is still YOUR country. Also- you MUST vote. See you Thursday 7:30pmEST. 🇺🇸
JOIN US - @XSpaces Thursday evening with @DataRepublican @CynicalPublius - A LOT has been dropped on you the past few days- now it's time for you to know what your role is in the preservation of the country.
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D.C. U.S. Magistrate Judge Matthew Sharbaugh--a Democrat who donated to Hillary, twice clerked for Obama judge, and picked by Obama and Biden judges in 2024--ordered this home raid.
Against a sitting Democrat U.S. House member.
3 weeks before midterms.
Very bad for Ilhan Omar.
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Wow… so a woman sits down with the President and the people in charge of election security and asks for hand-marked paper ballots and an independent hand count of the federal contests before certification, and the "nonpartisan watchdog" response is to fire off expedited FOIA requests to DHS, CISA, DOJ, the EAC and Commerce to find out who she talked to and who let her in the room…
Let me explain what actually scares them. It is the plan, paper you can hold and a count you can watch, because that is the one thing this system cannot survive, and the second Tina Peters gets a seat at the table the activist groups and the press releases spin up like clockwork.
How is asking to count paper ballots by hand "undermining" anything? I find it hilarious that the people screaming about protecting your vote are the same ones terrified of you watching it get counted.
File all the FOIAs you want… hand count the federal contests. End stop.
We launched an investigation into Tina Peters’ alleged access to federal election officials ahead of the midterms.
Peters reportedly met with Trump and claims she presented a plan for the 2026 midterms to officials focused on election security.
americanoversight.org/press-…
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Replying to @tuuu28283
I believe that Japan was under the influence of a bloodthirsty ideology, and the tendency of Japanese to be loyal and trustworthy to each other made your ancestors all go along with it.
So it was necessary to fight them.
But Japanese people are also very smart and perceptive, and can learn things. And after the war, they learned very quickly that we don't have to be enemies.
The cooperativeness, trustworthiness, and loyalty that made Japanese people such dangerous enemies also makes them the best of friends to have.
I believe the use of atomic weapons was justified, perhaps even necessary.
But referencing that history to mock the Japanese people, especially the current generation of them, would be a disgusting thing to do.
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🚨 NOW: DOJ Civil Rights chief Harmeet Dhillon… "Tune in tomorrow for a major indictment."
Somebody is about to have a VERY bad day.
Popcorn ready. 🍿👀
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“Not to my knowledge”
Was Ilhan Omar’s response when asked by MSNOW if she married her brother.
The correct answer would have been “no” if she didn’t.
She must be deported.
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By every metric, the French Revolution was a failure.
The American Revolution, however, was not.
Remember who you are.
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YIKES: Ilhan Omar was just asked if she married her brother on Live TV
Her answer: “Not to my knowledge…”
WHAT?!
She can’t even say “NO”?!
What other person would answer this question like that?
Things are about to get bad for Ilhan.
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Elissa Slotkin has NO SHAME.
And apparently, no memory.
She is now crying about Trump going after her as some sort of political reprisal, while just the other day, she was literally celebrating weaponing the judicial system to go after young conservatives as a “deterrence” from getting involved in politics because that “might be buying them a ton of problems”.
Your literal words, @ElissaSlotkin - not mine.
Or did you forget what you said?
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In a new MS NOW interview, Ilhan Omar was asked whether she married her brother…
Her answer? “Not to my knowledge.”
💀💀💀
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We pay over $10 in tolls to cross the Golden Gate Bridge, supposedly to cover its construction costs.
But the bridge was paid off in 1971!!
California politicians are GOUGING us. I’ll abolish tolls on bridges we've already paid for and fund maintenance through the state budget.
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Reporter: “The Saudis have asked for interceptors… Is the U.S. in the position to provide interceptors for every country in the world that needs them, or do you naturally need to?”
Secretary of State Marco Rubio: “No, we've never been in the position. These interceptors are expensive to make. They're the best in the world. They work incredibly well, but they're expensive. They take time to make. Now, the good news is that our production rate is increasing rapidly. You've seen that now, and I think we feel very good about our stockpile of multiple munitions, including interceptors, but it, you know, it takes time to build these things up. It takes time to make them.”
“These are highly sophisticated machinery, which obviously is what makes them so good, but also so hard to make. So in the case of Saudi Arabia in particular, we obviously have an airfield presence there. So we would defend that presence. We're doing other things to help them. Other countries are as well.“
The Middle East needs to do more to protect itself and STOP relying on the U.S. It’s time the Arab countries step up and take on Iran themselves instead of letting America constantly fight their battles for them.
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🚨#BREAKING: IT’S HAPPENED AGAIN!!!!!
A mother in Indianapolis has allegedly K*LLED her 9-YEAR-OLD SON before taking her own life.
His name was Julian Calderon, he was 9 years old.
On Monday, around 1 p.m., Indianapolis police got a call about a SH0OTING at an apartment.
When officers arrived, they found Julian and his mother, 33-year-old Shatayvia Calderon.
Both were not alive when they showed up at the scene.
Police say they believe it was a M*RDER-SU*CIDE.
Back in January 2023, Shatayvia posted a GoFundMe on Facebook for Lindsay Clancy.
Three years after sharing that fundraiser, police say Shatayvia did the unthinkable to her own son.
Say his name. Julian Calderon.
WHAT IS GOING ON WITH MOTHERS K*LLING THEIR CHILDREN?!!!!!
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Thank you for all you do. My Dad was a triple CIB by 36.. he had the same warrior spirit and love of country. Carry on 🇺🇸
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“Two weeks to stop the spread.”
“It’s just a solar flare.”
“Trust the Science”
“January 6th was worse than 9/11.”
“No one is coming after your kids.”
Now Ilhan Nur Said Elmi asked about marrying her brother, “Not to my knowledge.”
@grok can you verify all of these statements for the class.
It’s nuke dropping season.































