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Retired Guy who's been around in the compliance field. Happily married. Ignore DM's that are personal or crypto. IFBAP #MAGA

Republic of California
Joined November 2014
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Replying to @Real_RobN
The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act is a federal law that aims to fight organized crime and racketeering in the United States. We passed these laws, NOW USE THEM against malicious politicians and bureaucrats who have been stealing taxpayer funds to further their criminal activities.
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Nothing says an age of rage like running on a beat down. Democrat Richard Ojeda, who was just elected to Congress, has declared that he would be "happy to go to jail" if he has a chance to physically assault the incoming Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.
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Take heed. Or not. I'm out. I hope this reaches a fraction of who it should.
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Hi to the people who voted for Democrats… let me explain to you what just happened today. The stock market just crashed hard. The Nasdaq dropped over 5%, the S&P fell more than 4%, and trillions of dollars disappeared in one day. Investors sold because they believe the Democrats who just won will slow down AI and block new data centers. AI has been one of the main things driving the economy and stock market higher. When people think that growth is about to get slowed or paused, they pull their money out. That’s exactly what you’re seeing. Now, here’s the part a lot of people miss. The same politicians promising free healthcare for everyone just made investors think the big growth engine is getting throttled. Healthcare costs money. A lot of money. That money comes from taxes on a growing economy and from the wealth that growth creates. If you slow the economy down, there is less money to tax and less wealth to go around. You can’t hand out free healthcare (or anything else) when you’ve just made it harder for the country to produce the money that pays for it. That’s what happened today. The market is reacting to the idea that growth is about to get restricted. And growth is what funds everything else. Isn’t socialism great? 😬
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One of the things I have learned as a so-called "social media influencer" is that outlets like X and YouTube will pay you a LOT of money if you have a big enough audience. (Like millions of followers.) That's great if your gig is clothing or sports or tech or whatever (other than politics). But when your gig is politics, suddenly you have a choice. Do you try and advance America's interests and stay true to your principles, or do you try and make more money? That temptation is real, trust me. Sometimes those two things align. More often, they do not. Some of us stay true to our principles. Others opt for the Three Cs (Controversy, Clicks and Cash). And some of those big social media accounts who opted for the Three Cs just did their part in handing America over to a communist/jihadist cabal, because filthy lucre. You know who they are, and they should be reviled.
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I feel bad for @ScottPresler. He worked his ass off and the @GOP pissed away the last 2 with their anti-Trump bs. Thank you for everything you did Scott. You are everything our @SenateGOP should have been. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: The GOP doesn’t know how to fight. They don’t know how to roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty. You had two years to send people to jail. Omar should have been arrested, prosecuted, and deported. Tlaib should have been afraid and lawyered up. Pelosi should have been forced out. The Clintons should have been arrested. You had two years to pass the SAVE Act, twist whatever arms on the SCOTUS to fix the loophole in the 14th, and codify the cuts in DOGE. Instead, they sat on their hands and congratulated themselves over other people’s victories. No outreach. No change. No building on 2024. Don’t worry, though… the Democrats are about to put on a masterclass in getting power, keeping it, and maintaining it for the future. Texas was just the first step. If the GOP doesn’t learn from this, our country is doomed. We can’t have Madame President Ocasio-Cortez in our White House.
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Sanguine1969 retweeted
Lots of bitching on this app about what Trump didn’t do, instead of directing that anger toward the GOP, who hasn’t done shit for him. That man did 30 rallies in 30 days FOR US. He did his part. He works like a fucking dog for this country. It’s truly amazing how quickly people forget. Maybe start holding the Republicans in Congress accountable instead of blaming the man who’s out there fighting for us every damn day.
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I think it would have been a good idea to pass the SAVE America Act.
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Regardless of what the outcome is tomorrow John Thune must never be in a leadership position again
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John Thune did nothing to help Republicans in the midterms. Zero. He refused to help pass the Save America Act and didn't help Trump candidates like Paxton in Texas. Win or lose the midterms, Thune needs to be fired immediately.
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Last Friday, at an izakaya in Tokyo, my American coworker said something I can't stop thinking about. His name is Ben. He's 50. From Georgia. He's lived in Tokyo for twelve years. He'd been reading the news all week. Three beers in, he put his glass down and said: "I don't think we're good people anymore." He wasn't joking. He looked tired in a way I had never seen. I'm Japanese. I've been watching Americans in Japan for twenty years. So I told him what I've seen. In March 2011, after the tsunami, America sent 24,000 people. Sailors. Marines. Pilots. They called it Operation Tomodachi. Tomodachi means "friend." They helped dig out the airport in Sendai so the relief planes could land. My mother watched it on TV and cried. She still calls American sailors "the tomodachi boys." Last spring, at Shinjuku Station, I watched an American tourist with his own giant suitcase carry a stranger's baby stroller up forty steps. Then he went back down and carried the next one. Then the next one. He stayed on those stairs for twenty minutes. His wife waited at the top, holding his suitcase, not even surprised. At a convenience store near my office, an old man was thirty yen short. The American behind him put the coins on the counter before anyone could feel embarrassed. Then he went back to looking at his phone like nothing happened. Every January, there's a big relay race here called Hakone Ekiden. One year, I stood near the course. The last runner came through, far behind everyone. The Japanese crowd had already started to leave. One American family was still there. Mom, dad, three kids. They screamed for him like he was winning. He wasn't. He looked up at them anyway. He ran faster. Ben listened to all of it. Then he shook his head. "That's just a few people." "Yes," I said. "It's always just a few people. But everywhere I look, there they are." He didn't say anything. So I told him what I really think. Americans keep telling me they've lost something. Their kindness. Their decency. The country they used to be. But you look exactly like my father looking for his car keys. Patting every pocket. Checking the kitchen. Asking everyone in the house. Getting more and more upset. While the keys are in his hand. Ben laughed. A real laugh, the first one all night. Then he put his face in his hands and cried a little. Right there, in the izakaya. The salarymen at the next table pretended not to notice, which is the most Japanese kindness there is. So, America. You didn't lose it. You're just holding it while you look for it.
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On a same-time snapshot, Florida is over 100K votes ahead than on Election Day 2024. Overall, Florida is currently at a D+4 shift relative to 2024. Nevada had a sluggish start, but is ramping up quickly in the rurals, the same places where FL is surging. Lombardo will still have a tough fight, but CD-2 should be a retain. If these 2 states represent a pattern for rural turnouts nationwide, this means good things for KS, IA, ME. Then it'd come down to OH and possibly MI/TX for Senate control. I don't see clear evidence of TX pointing in one direction or another yet. The error margins cross right where Paxton needs to be in my models. Just stay in line and vote.
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Sanguine1969 retweeted
Replying to @CBSNews
Translation: “We are going to attempt to stall the election so we can cheat again.”
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What has President Trump done for our country since beginning his second term? Glad you asked 👇 - Signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act into law on July 4, 2025 - Made the 2017 tax cut rates and brackets permanent - No tax on tips, up to $25K a year through 2028 - No tax on overtime, up to $12.5K ($25K for couples) - Deduction for interest on loans for American-assembled cars - Raised the SALT deduction cap from $10K to $40K - Expanded the child tax credit - Created "Trump Accounts," which give kids a $1,000 starter deposit - Median household income hit a record $87,460 in 2025 - Poverty fell to 10.2%, and child poverty hit a record low of 13.4% - The S&P 500 is up 28.6% and the Nasdaq up 34.6% since the inauguration - GDP grew 2.5% in Q1 2026 and 2.2% in Q2 - The trade deficit is down 10.4% from 2024 - The private sector added more than 1 million jobs - 72,000 manufacturing jobs added in 2026 - Investment pledges include $600B from Apple and $340B from Amazon - "Most Favored Nation" drug-pricing deals and the launch of TrumpRx - Price-cut commitments from major grocery chains - Southern border apprehensions down about 91% - 17 straight months with zero releases of border crossers - Signed the Laken Riley Act, which requires detaining illegal immigrants charged with certain crimes - Signed the HALT Fentanyl Act, which permanently classifies fentanyl-related drugs as Schedule I - Designated Tren de Aragua and MS-13 as terrorist organizations - Net migration was negative for the first time in 50+ years - More than 175,000 visas revoked - About 250 more miles of border barrier completed - Violent crime fell 9.7% in 2025 - Murder fell 18.5%, the biggest one-year drop on record - The 2025 murder rate was the lowest since 1900 - More than 17,000 arrests in the DC crime crackdown - DOJ health care fraud takedowns charged nearly 800 people in more than $21B of alleged fraud in 2025 and 2026 - Nine fugitives from the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list captured - All 20 living Israeli hostages freed under a US-brokered ceasefire - Created a Board of Peace to oversee Gaza's reconstruction - NATO allies committed to spending 5% of GDP on defense by 2035 - Nicolás Maduro captured and now facing charges in New York - Struck Iran's nuclear enrichment sites - Brokered a peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan - Brokered a peace deal between the DRC and Rwanda - Brokered a peace deal between Cambodia and Thailand - Brought home more than 100 Americans held abroad - Reached more than 20 new trade deals - The military hit 103% of its 2025 recruiting goals, the best in 15 years - Gave nine military bases back their original names - Record US crude production of more than 13.8M barrels a day - Record LNG exports of more than 100 million metric tons in 2025 - Crude oil imports down about 5.5% - Revoked the EPA's 2009 "endangerment finding" on greenhouse gases - Confirmed 56 federal judges, leaving no appeals court seats vacant - Cut the federal workforce by 328,000 (10.9%) - Signed the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, bringing whole milk back to school cafeterias On top of all that, he took a bullet for you and has worked his ass off every single day, including holding 30 rallies in one month ahead of the midterms. Do one thing for him: VOTE TOMORROW AND VOTE RED. 🇺🇸
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Just so there's no confusion Haley Stevens didn't turn her back on Abdul Mohammed or her Party Abdul Mohammed chose Hasan Piker and his hatred of Jews over Haley and all of her supporters I suspect her supporters realize this
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They locked me out because they determined I was inciting violence After they reviewed it was determined i did not violate such rules. Kiss my ass X libtards 🖕 FREE SPEECH WINS AGAIN
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My IQ is above room temperature, so I have Tucker Carlson blocked from my feed, but someone just informed me of what he said, and I actually cackled. 😂 Any moron out there that thinks Trump is owned by Israel, or thinks we are going to use nuclear weapons… you are not intelligent enough to be taken seriously in any capacity whatsoever, and should not be engaged in any conversations. However, I will say, that Tucker’s little stunt just days before Election Day, proves my entire stance about Tucker and the “woke-Right”. The entire thing was an psyop, designed to derail Trump’s support and sabotage him in the midterms. Tucker, Candace, Dave Smith, Nick Fuentes, and all the other Israel-obsessed dipshits like them, have been trying to fracture MAGA from within, meaning they are assisting our adversaries. This is why YEARS AGO I began standing up to these morons, and openly waged war on them, and eventually, we beat them in the open marketplace of ideas, and did not allow them to conquer MAGA. (You’re welcome) MAGA already exposed and rejected losers like Tucker Carlson. Just point and laugh at them, and go about your day.
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RE: The Election Tomorrow I don’t have a prediction. I’m not a pollster, I’m not a data analyst, and when I ever predict anything politically I usually just roll with my gut instinct. My gut instinct in 2024 assured me with 100% certainty that Trump would win. There were just too many circumstances of Americans being angered at the lawfare waged against Trump, and Kamala was just too incoherent of a person, for it to happen any other way. Now? These midterms? I have no clue. The polls are meaningless. Polls nowadays are mostly push-polls, hoping to force their predictions to come true by motivating one side and demoralizing the other side. Also, MAGA Republicans would rather eat raw slugs than speak to a pollster. IPEV and mail-in voting in the states that track party affiliation used to be the prognostication gold standard (and may still be), and the folks who have been so very accurate in past elections have tended to rely on those numbers for their analyses, but are these still reliable indicators? Trump’s work with the USPS on mail-in voting has to have had an effect on how Democrats view that method, and perhaps all the scare-mongering about Trump “stealing our democracy” might have an unintended effect of moving Dems more to in-person voting (and maybe on Election Day). Maybe? Possibly? How about the revelations regarding the Color Revolution in the works? How about Communist and jihadist candidates on the Democrat side motivating Republicans to go and vote who might otherwise stay home for a midterm? If Republicans would turn out in the same numbers they do for Presidential elections, we could swamp the vote. But so could the Dems. Maybe. I don’t know what to tell you. I believe there are several dynamics at play here that are new to American electoral politics, and they make these midterms a “best guess” scenario IMO. If you were looking for hope or doom from me, I’m not giving either, because I just don’t know. What I do know is this: if you are a conservative and you sit this one out, you will have had a hand in giving this country over to literal Communists and literal jihadists. $4.00 gas is not a reason to hand our nation over to abject evil. Please vote, and vote red. Thank you.
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For the last decade, I’ve given myself to the country. I’ve traveled to 40+ states, spent more time with your families than my own, & literally worked myself to the bone. I don’t ask for anything from you, but I’m asking now: Will you do me the honor of voting straight-ticket Republican tomorrow? Will you answer my call to action?
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Revolution in Ukraine! People are flipping police cars. A popular uprising has begun! Police are not intervening and are supporting the people. Help us, everyone who can!
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