Cynthia retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: OVER 2,000 UNCOUNTED BALLOTS DISCOVERED IN IOWA! 🚨
🗳️ ANOTHER STATE. MORE ELECTION QUESTIONS!
As concerns continue to mount about election procedures across the country, we’re now seeing reports out of JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA!
🚨 HERE’S WHAT WE KNOW:
📍 Johnson County, Iowa
🗳️ 2,017 absentee ballots were identified that had NOT been included in the preliminary election results!
⚖️ Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate is involved as officials move forward with an audit to determine exactly what happened.
📊 According to the report:
🔴 2,017 absentee ballots were missed in the preliminary count.
🔴 A full audit is planned.
🔴 Officials say the ballots are NOT expected to change election outcomes.
🇺🇸 BUT HERE’S MY QUESTION!
How do more than 2,000 ballots get left out of an election’s preliminary results in the first place?!
We’ve been discussing election discrepancies in TEXAS, MICHIGAN, GEORGIA, AND NOW IOWA!
I’m not saying this automatically proves fraud, but election officials absolutely need to explain how these mistakes happen and what safeguards prevent them!
🔥 HOW MANY MORE STATES ARE WE GOING TO HEAR ABOUT?!
👇 WHAT DO YOU THINK? Are these isolated administrative mistakes, or do they point to bigger problems with election procedures nationwide?
#BreakingNews #IowaElection #ElectionIntegrity #Election2026 #JohnsonCounty #ElectionTransparency #Voting #Politics #TheLegislativeLounge
Cynthia retweeted
Should American schools teach the Islamic slave trade alongside the Atlantic trade?
- Steeve Strange
"Two slave trades. School teaches one. The bigger one ran longer, and is not dead yet.
The numbers. The Slave Voyages database counts about 388,000 Africans shipped to the United States, of 12.5 million shipped across the Atlantic. The Islamic trade, across the Sahara, the Red Sea, and the Indian Ocean, took an estimated 17 million Africans from 650 to 1900, per historian Ralph Austen. Some estimates run to 25 million. It ran about 1,300 years, against the Atlantic's 340.
It was crueler in one way they never mention: male slaves castrated in huge numbers, one reason 17 million left so few descendants. America ended slavery in 1865. Saudi Arabia waited until 1962.
Mauritania was last on earth, 1981, and hereditary slavery is still practiced there. In 2014 ISIS enslaved Yazidi women, citing Islamic law.
And it never actually ended. In 2017 CNN filmed open-air slave auctions in Libya, Black migrants sold for as little as 400 dollars a man. The UN's migration agency had reported it: migrants bought and sold in Sabha, held for ransom, forced to work.
The African Union condemned it, the world cared for one news cycle, everyone moved on. Reports say it never stopped. Black people are being bought and sold in a Muslim country in 2026, and the lecturers have nothing to say.
The boy in this photo was enslaved in Zanzibar in the late 1800s, chained to a log as punishment.
Slavery is evil wherever it happened, and America's part is a stain. So why does one trade get a month of curriculum and the other gets silence?
Because the liberals who run the schools and the media have a story to protect. It needs America as the villain, and Islam sold to your kids as a religion of peace. This trade destroys both.
You cannot call it a religion of peace when its trade in human beings ran 1,300 years, took 17 million Africans, castrated the men, enslaved over a million Europeans, and is still selling Black people in Libya today. So they bury it. Slavery is their weapon against America, never their standard. If it were, Libya would lead the news tonight."
-Steeve Strange
Cynthia retweeted
This has become something way bigger than it has to be. 10 days is what the law says. 10 days is now 12 months and counting, soon to be 13. Can anyone explain this to me?
#PimaCounty
#FreeSnugglesNow #JusticeForJennifer #WeLoveSnuggles
“This is a fight for a life.”
Jennifer’s voice breaks as she describes Snuggles—the family dog her children know as their brother and protector. She says Pima County has kept him locked up for over a year.
“I miss him dearly.”
According to Jennifer, even her mother—the person bitten—has been fighting to bring him home and opposes putting him down.
Behind the paperwork is a family aching for an empty place to be filled, children missing their companion, and a mother fighting for an animal who cannot plead for himself.
Enforcing the law requires judgment, discernment and a heart. It is our duty to question those in power when the these qualities are abandoned. “An unjust law is no law at all," -Thomas Aquinas
#PimaCounty, listen to this family. Help bring Snuggles home.
#SaveSnuggles
Cynthia retweeted
This is nothing but sad and unnecessary. There is no remedy for every day he sits in a kennel. The dog suffers. The family suffers.
This can be righted. The suit can be litigated without endless delays and dollars. It’s time. #SaveSnuggles #JusticeforJennifer
More than a year now. Sergeant Snuggles went into a Pima County kennel in October 2025, and his family says they were told it was a 10 day quarantine.
He's an Anatolian Shepherd, a family dog, and he's still sitting behind that kennel door.
A Tucson city court magistrate ordered him euthanized after he bit Jennifer Evancho's mother. That order is on hold while Jennifer appeals, and she has a separate federal lawsuit against the City of Tucson. As of this morning there's still no ruling in either case.
The family's lawyer told KVOA the woman who was hurt is opposed to him being put down. Jennifer says he was provoked, that it was an isolated event, that it never should have happened, and she takes some responsibility.
The county says it agrees with the court and believes he's dangerous, and that he has to stay in the kennel while the courts work it out.
So he waits. A full year of seasons through a kennel door.
H/t: KVOA and @JenniferEvn22
Cynthia retweeted
Extortion at the highest level… those are the President's words today, and for once somebody in that building is saying it plainly instead of hiding behind a press release and a room full of lawyers.
Let me explain what happened. Days after Democrats took the House and the Senate, Trump ordered the Justice Department to investigate Democrats threatening his officials and donors with impeachment, imprisonment and every other punishment they can dream up, and he put Senator Elissa Slotkin's name right on it. Slotkin went out in October and talked about going after the people who enabled Trump, and the message was aimed straight at young Republicans… the kids thinking about serving in this administration, the staffers, the people who are not famous and do not have a war chest for legal fees.
Think about that for a second. A sitting United States Senator telling a 26 year old staffer that if you go to work for the President the American people elected, we will come for you when we get the gavel. What do you call that? Because I call it a threat, and I have watched exactly how this works… Jeffrey Clark, John Eastman, Kenneth Chesebro, the alternate electors, the lawyers, the volunteers, people bankrupted and dragged through courtrooms so the next person thinks twice before standing up. Scare the help, starve the bench of good people, and then go on TV and lecture everybody about norms.
And yet the same media that spent four years cheering for lawfare is already crying that Trump is trying to criminalize oversight. Oversight? You mean telling young Americans their lives will be ruined for taking a job serving their country? Come on. It is a stacked deck, and they know it.
Here is the reality. The Democrats just took Congress and the first thing out of their mouths is not lower gas prices or a secure border, it is subpoenas, impeachments, and threats meant to scare people out of public service. They are not serious people. They are not honorable people. They only know power and how to use it on the little guy who cannot fight back.
So good. Investigate it. Every word, every threat, every staffer and donor who was told to back off or else, and make them answer under oath the same way they made everyone else answer.
@realDonaldTrump do not let anyone at DOJ slow walk this one. Protect the young people who said yes to serving this country, and put Slotkin on the record about her threats.
Pray, Stand, Speak, ACT.
Love,
What all of you good people are thinking
Cynthia retweeted
96% of Jews in Poland were murdered by the Nazis. That is genocide.
3% of Gaza’s population, mostly male combatants, died in the war they started. That is not genocide.
Cynthia retweeted
See here’s the thing: there is no remedy. Every day this dog is in a kennel is a day he is not with his family. 12 months can easily be 10% of his life. Every day takes away more. How is this not abuse?
#SaveSnuggles #JusticeforJennifer
This has become something way bigger than it has to be. 10 days is what the law says. 10 days is now 12 months and counting, soon to be 13. Can anyone explain this to me?
#PimaCounty
#FreeSnugglesNow #JusticeForJennifer #WeLoveSnuggles
Cynthia retweeted
Terrible what @PIMACOUNTY is doing to this Veterans family and @Save_Snuggles their dog!!!!! Please share
Cynthia retweeted
Do the right thing let Snuggles go home, he has suffered enough. He is NOT a dangerous dog he's a family dog who is loved by all of his family
Cynthia retweeted
this just breaks my heart, for his family and especially for poor Snuggles. All this time not knowing where his family is or that they are fighting so hard for him.
#SaveSnuggle
#Cruelty
More than a year now. Sergeant Snuggles went into a Pima County kennel in October 2025, and his family says they were told it was a 10 day quarantine.
He's an Anatolian Shepherd, a family dog, and he's still sitting behind that kennel door.
A Tucson city court magistrate ordered him euthanized after he bit Jennifer Evancho's mother. That order is on hold while Jennifer appeals, and she has a separate federal lawsuit against the City of Tucson. As of this morning there's still no ruling in either case.
The family's lawyer told KVOA the woman who was hurt is opposed to him being put down. Jennifer says he was provoked, that it was an isolated event, that it never should have happened, and she takes some responsibility.
The county says it agrees with the court and believes he's dangerous, and that he has to stay in the kennel while the courts work it out.
So he waits. A full year of seasons through a kennel door.
H/t: KVOA and @JenniferEvn22
Cynthia retweeted
If you've been following Snuggles, keep standing with his family. Sign and share, and give if you can.
Petition: change.org/p/free-snuggles-h…
GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/stand-up-for-…
Photo courtesy of Jennifer Evancho.
Cynthia retweeted
No dog should ever be taken from its own property—especially one that is not dangerous. What was supposed to be a 10-day hold has now stretched into more than a year of solitary confinement.
What they are doing to Snuggles is beyond evil.
RELEASE SNUGGLES!
#FreeSnugglesNow
More than a year now. Sergeant Snuggles went into a Pima County kennel in October 2025, and his family says they were told it was a 10 day quarantine.
He's an Anatolian Shepherd, a family dog, and he's still sitting behind that kennel door.
A Tucson city court magistrate ordered him euthanized after he bit Jennifer Evancho's mother. That order is on hold while Jennifer appeals, and she has a separate federal lawsuit against the City of Tucson. As of this morning there's still no ruling in either case.
The family's lawyer told KVOA the woman who was hurt is opposed to him being put down. Jennifer says he was provoked, that it was an isolated event, that it never should have happened, and she takes some responsibility.
The county says it agrees with the court and believes he's dangerous, and that he has to stay in the kennel while the courts work it out.
So he waits. A full year of seasons through a kennel door.
H/t: KVOA and @JenniferEvn22
Cynthia retweeted
Cranbury NJs mayor hid the $26M from voters till after the election, what the absolute hell? If you are in this town, IDC what side of the aisle you are, you should be livid
nypost.com/2026/11/07/us-new…
How the hell does $26 million just disappear? Cranbury officials say money meant for affordable housing land was stolen in a wire transfer, Investigators froze nearly $17 million, and township leaders plan to add two oversight positions
newjersey.news12.com/cranbur…
Cynthia retweeted
Georgia Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms is actively bragging about kicking ICE out of Atlanta and refusing to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
Unbelievable.
Democrats will protect illegal aliens before they protect American citizens. Put America FIRST!
Cynthia retweeted
🤔Did you know your ballot is apparently just a wish list?
Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly approved Question 1, demanding greater transparency from Beacon Hill. But just days after the election, Senate leadership is already suggesting that respecting the results is optional.
When asked by Tim Dunn (@ConsiderMeDunn) of the Boston Herald about implementing Question 1, Senate President Karen Spilka reached for Beacon Hill’s favorite excuse whenever voters demand more transparency: “constitutional concerns.” Meanwhile, Senator Cynthia Creem said lawmakers must “consider the wishes of the voters.”
Consider? Wishes?
Massachusetts voters didn’t make a wish. They voted to change the law. And Beacon Hill doesn’t get to simply “consider” whether it wants to respect the results.
We’ve seen this before. In 2024, 72% of voters approved giving the State Auditor the authority to audit the Legislature, yet legislative leaders have continued resisting its implementation.
Now, after voters have once again demanded greater transparency, Senate leadership is already talking about what it will consider.
The voters have spoken. Their votes are not suggestions, and their decisions are not a wish list for Beacon Hill to pick and choose from.
Cynthia retweeted
Maryland Dems imposed over 300 new taxes and fees. Increased taxes by $1.7 billion. Delivery fees on energy increased by 50%, yet they still flipped +4 seats in the legislature, and Tax Moore cruised to re-election by +30 points. We need new leadership in the MDGOP.
Cynthia retweeted
In the lame duck session following the 2024 election Chuck Schumer had a 51-49 majority.
Keep in mind that the new Congress is sworn in on January 4 -- 16 days before the President.
In the 8 weeks between the 2024 election and January 4, 2025 -- including both the Thanksgiving and Christmas vacations -- the Dem. Senate confirmed 21 District Judges and 1 Circuit Judge.
Among those 21 were some of the worst nominees of the Biden Admin.
The GOP needs to do exactly the same thing. This has nothing to do with Trump. It has everything to do with not leaving open judgeships that are available in 2028.
Its about what those judgeships might become over the next 40 years if Dems take the WH in 2028.