Holy sh*te @jonfavs - I’m pretty drunk after playing “take a shot every time @kenmartin73 says ‘infrastructure.’”
Ken’s out here dodging the question like Patches O’Houlihan dodges a ball. That was painful…
We’re ok right? RIGHT!? 👀
Nate Roberts retweeted
Federal agents in Minneapolis wrestled Alex Pretti to the ground and secured the handgun he was carrying moments before shooting him multiple times, according to a Washington Post analysis of video footage.
Read more: wapo.st/4qGOx8M
Nate Roberts retweeted
Only a true psychopath could genuinely believe this story justifies the shooting of an innocent VA nurse.
When I was in Minneapolis, I heard a number of crazy stories. But near the top of the list:
A couple of off duty ICE and CBP officers were going to dinner in Minneapolis. They were doxed and their location revealed, and the restaurant was then mobbed. The officers were locked in the restaurant, and local police refused to respond to their pleas for help (as they've been directed by local authorities). Eventually, their fellow federal agents came to their aid.
This is just a taste of what's happening in Minneapolis because state and local officials refuse to cooperate with immigration enforcement. They have created the chaos so they can have moments like yesterday, where someone tragically dies and politicians get to grandstand about the evils of enforcing the border.
The solution is staring everyone in the face. I hope authorities in Minneapolis stop this madness.
Nate Roberts retweeted
Republicans want a shutdown and they are fine with what ICE is doing to communities across this country
NEW — Senate GOP leaders pushing ahead with funding package despite Dem opposition.
GOP leadership aide: “Government funding expires at the end of the week, and Republicans are determined to not have another government shut down. We will move forward as planned and hope Democrats can find a path forward to join us.”
Nate Roberts retweeted
How does that justify the execution of a US Citizen?
When I was in Minneapolis, I heard a number of crazy stories. But near the top of the list:
A couple of off duty ICE and CBP officers were going to dinner in Minneapolis. They were doxed and their location revealed, and the restaurant was then mobbed. The officers were locked in the restaurant, and local police refused to respond to their pleas for help (as they've been directed by local authorities). Eventually, their fellow federal agents came to their aid.
This is just a taste of what's happening in Minneapolis because state and local officials refuse to cooperate with immigration enforcement. They have created the chaos so they can have moments like yesterday, where someone tragically dies and politicians get to grandstand about the evils of enforcing the border.
The solution is staring everyone in the face. I hope authorities in Minneapolis stop this madness.
Nate Roberts retweeted
Voting NO on the DHS funding bill is the bare minimum.
Backing Kristi Noem’s impeachment is the bare minimum.
Holding law-breaking ICE agents legally accountable is the bare minimum.
ICE is beyond reform. Abolish it.
Nate Roberts retweeted
Do you hear yourself??
Your federal agents shot a man ten times and you’re complaining about their fucking lunch being interrupted??
What the fuck is wrong with you??
When I was in Minneapolis, I heard a number of crazy stories. But near the top of the list:
A couple of off duty ICE and CBP officers were going to dinner in Minneapolis. They were doxed and their location revealed, and the restaurant was then mobbed. The officers were locked in the restaurant, and local police refused to respond to their pleas for help (as they've been directed by local authorities). Eventually, their fellow federal agents came to their aid.
This is just a taste of what's happening in Minneapolis because state and local officials refuse to cooperate with immigration enforcement. They have created the chaos so they can have moments like yesterday, where someone tragically dies and politicians get to grandstand about the evils of enforcing the border.
The solution is staring everyone in the face. I hope authorities in Minneapolis stop this madness.
Nate Roberts retweeted
"ICE will leave Minnesota if you hand over your voter rolls" tells you everything you need to know.
This was never about immigration or fraud. It was always about rigging elections.
Nate Roberts retweeted
BREAKING: We just won in court — again.
A federal judge BLOCKED Donald Trump’s unlawful attempt to DEPLOY 300 OF OUR NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS TO PORTLAND.
The court granted our request for a Temporary Restraining Order — HALTING ANY FEDERALIZATION, RELOCATION, OR DEPLOYMENT of ANY GUARD MEMBERS TO OREGON FROM ANY STATE.
Trump’s abuse of power won’t stand.
Nate Roberts retweeted
The White House Deputy Press Secretary looked at this graph and thought "those grey bars are totally fine, everyone will understand that only the yellow ones are a problem".
Nate Roberts retweeted
I speak to a lot of foreign diplomats, journalists, officials and just plain folks. They are simply astounded and speechless on how one man has turned us into a punchline. A very dangerous and reckless one. Americans need to wake up.
Nate Roberts retweeted
Kimmel: "This show is not important. What is important is that we get to live in a country that allows us to have a show like this."
Nate Roberts retweeted
"He might have to release the Epstein files to distract us from this now." - @JimmyKimmelLive
Nate Roberts retweeted
Trump and House Republicans thought they could make the pedophile Epstein issue go away by forcing Congress to leave early for recess. They failed.
We’re back.
The Epstein issue will not go away until the Administration does the right thing.
RELEASE THE FILES
CANCEL THE CUTS
Nate Roberts retweeted
Republicans: "We're releasing all of the Epstein files!!!"
Also Republicans: "If you sign a discharge peition to force the release of the Epstein files, you are our enemy"
👀 White House official giving a warning shot to any Republican who signs Massie’s discharge petition, telling me it would “be viewed as a very hostile act to the administration.”
Full statement: “Helping Thomas Massie and Liberal Democrats with their attention-seeking, while the DOJ is fully supporting a more comprehensive file release effort from the Oversight Committee, would be viewed as a very hostile act to the administration.”
Nate Roberts retweeted
The consensus view, expressed in the documents below, was that Russia wasn't likely to manipulate voting machines or alter the election results.
The consensus view, expressed after the election by the intel community, the Obama administration, and ultimately a bipartisan Senate panel led by Trump's current Secretary of State/National Security Advisor...was that Russia didn't manipulate voting machines or alter the election results.
What all of those people concluded instead is that Russia disseminated hacked emails and conducted an influence campaign against the 2016 election to undermine Hillary Clinton and help Donald Trump. The consensus was never that the campaign cost Hillary Clinton the election. It was that Putin tried.
That conclusion has never been refuted. Not by Senate Republicans. Not by Marco Rubio. Not by John Durham. Not by anyone who worked for Donald Trump his entire first term. And not by a single word of the information that Tulsi Gabbard has disclosed. Putin's people have even admitted interfering!
This really is peak manufactured scandal, though - the Epstein stuff has been so destabilizing to MAGA that they're not even trying to come up with a believable conspiracy. They can't even articulate what the actual scandal is or offer any evidence to support their claims. The White House just wants people to turn their attention to something else so badly that they're literally yelling "arrest Obama" figuring that the MAGA influencers they lied to about Epstein will fall for it again.
We just have the most impossibly stupid politics.
Replying to @DNIGabbard
For months preceding the 2016 election, the Intelligence Community shared a consensus view: Russia lacked the intent and capability to hack U.S. elections.
But weeks after President Trump’s historic 2016 victory defeating Hillary Clinton, everything changed.
























