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You won’t ever hear me complain about rain!
Rainy day in Hamlin County, but I stopped at the courthouse to vote early since I’ll be traveling on Election Day.
I voted to keep South Dakota safe, prosperous, and FREE!
Don’t forget to vote now or on November 3rd.
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Democrats are already measuring the drapes in Congress, celebrating their glorious Blue Wave, and preparing Trump's political funeral. There's just one small fucking problem: Americans haven't voted yet, and the numbers beneath those victory headlines are beginning to embarrass the hell out of them.
The Marist poll gives Democrats a 52–44 advantage, but Republicans following the election closely have surged from 34% to 45%, nearly erasing an eight-point enthusiasm gap. Meanwhile, historical polling adjustments flip Maine and Michigan from Democratic leads to Republican advantages. Susan Collins has previously beaten her polling by roughly eight points. Apparently, the political geniuses who keep misreading these races expect everyone to swallow their latest predictions like holy scripture.
And Democrats are already preparing for the possibility that voters refuse to cooperate with their coronation.
Chuck Schumer warns of Trump's potential election mischief. Adam Schiff predicts another attempt to deny results. Gavin Newsom raises alarms about voter-roll purges. Abdul El-Sayed insists Democrats must win by massive numbers. The same party that spent years treating questions about election legitimacy as democratic heresy is already assembling its own collection of suspicions before Election Day.
The fucking hypocrisy is magnificent.
But suppose Democrats actually get their landslide. Congratulations! Now they get to govern, with every camera in America recording the inevitable temptation to revive impeachment fantasies, January 6 theatrics, and endless congressional warfare against Trump. Two years of that circus could become a spectacular advertisement for the Republican presidential campaign in 2028.
That's the delicious stupidity of this entire spectacle. Underperform, and Democrats face the humiliation of explaining their premature victory parade while defending their election-interference accusations. Win big, and they inherit the responsibility of proving they can do something besides obsess over Donald Trump.
They've spent months celebrating a trap they built themselves, apparently too goddamn arrogant to notice they're standing inside it.
(article below)
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Every June on a quiet mountain in Shizuoka, Japan, a United States Air Force commander and a ninety-year-old Japanese doctor pour American bourbon whiskey out of a scorched metal canteen.
To understand why, you have to know what a Japanese man named Fukumatsu Itoh did on June 20, 1945. That night, during an air raid that killed two thousand residents of Shizuoka, two American B-29 bombers collided in midair and crashed into the city, killing all twenty-three U.S. crewmen.
While his own neighborhood was still burning, Fukumatsu Itoh ran into the smoking wreckage of the American bombers. He found two young U.S. airmen still breathing, gently tended their burns until they passed away, and buried all twenty-three Americans with full dignity instead of anger.
After the war, Itoh erected a stone monument on Mount Shizuhata to honor both the fallen American flyers and the people of Shizuoka.
At the crash site, locals had recovered a single fire-blackened U.S. military canteen that still bore the melted handprint of the young American airman who held it.
Since 1972, and continuing through the 2020s under ninety-year-old Dr. Hiroya Sugano and U.S. Air Force officers from Yokota Air Base, Japanese citizens and American airmen climb that mountain together every June.
They fill that same blackened canteen with Kentucky bourbon and pour it over the stone so those twenty-three young Americans can share a drink with friends in a land that now loves them.
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A young patriot at the University of Oregon had a simple message for the radical leftists trying to shut down @alexstein99 event: you're the reason there's a sniper here.
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Just a psa: I had a job before I was old enough to drive. Babysitting at 13, and at 15 years old a local fast food joint. So it’s hard to understand grown adults who won’t work but still expect someone else to pay their way.
Lazy f*cks.
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We got Flavio out of Brazil today.
Now it's time to rescue his father.
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LULA NÃO ESTÁ CONSEGUINDO DORMIR TRANQUILO
(Artigo especial de quarta-feira, 28 de outubro de 2026)
Há alguma coisa estranha acontecendo depois das eleições brasileiras, e não estou falando apenas do resultado.
Lula, o PT e todo o sistema político que trabalhou ao lado deles supostamente venceram a disputa mais importante dos últimos anos.
Então me explica uma coisa: ONDE ESTÁ A COMEMORAÇÃO?
Olhe para o ambiente que se formou depois da divulgação do resultado. Não existe aquela euforia natural de quem acabou de derrotar seu maior adversário político e conquistou mais quatro anos de poder.
O semblante de Lula, as reações de seus aliados e até o comportamento de parte dos seus eleitores transmitem muito mais preocupação do que alívio.
Evidentemente, ninguém descobre o que uma pessoa está pensando apenas olhando para seu rosto, mas um jornalista também não pode ignorar uma contradição quando ela começa a encontrar outros fatos igualmente estranhos.
E foi exatamente isso que aconteceu.
Enquanto Lula e seus aliados administravam as consequências da eleição, Flávio Bolsonaro e sua família deixaram o Brasil numa operação que colocou os Estados Unidos no centro dessa história.
A importância desse episódio não está apenas na saída física de Flávio do país, mas no que ela revela: a disputa deixou de acontecer exclusivamente dentro das instituições brasileiras e passou a envolver diretamente um governo estrangeiro com poder econômico, diplomático e estratégico infinitamente superior ao de qualquer personagem interno.
É aqui que entra Donald Trump (@donaldtrumpjr)
Durante anos, Lula, Alexandre de Moraes e outros ministros do STF enfrentaram o bolsonarismo dentro de um terreno que eles conheciam e controlavam: Justiça, Polícia Federal, TSE, inquéritos e decisões tomadas dentro da jurisdição brasileira. Mas o que acontece quando um dos principais personagens desse conflito passa a contar com apoio político do presidente dos Estados Unidos?
As autoridades brasileiras podem controlar aquilo que acontece dentro do Brasil. Não controlam Trump, o Departamento de Estado, o Tesouro americano nem as decisões que Washington pode tomar.
E Trump já começou a aumentar a tensão ao questionar publicamente a eleição brasileira, levantando suspeitas sobre o resultado sem apresentar até agora provas públicas que sustentem essas acusações.
Só que existe um elemento ainda mais preocupante.
Segundo reportagem citada na CNN, Trump tem em suas mãos um dossiê com informações sobre todo o processo eleitoral brasileiro, inclusive envolvendo suspeitas relacionadas a ministros do STF.
Se essa informação estiver correta, existe uma diferença gigantesca entre um presidente americano simplesmente declarar que desconfia de uma eleição e o governo dos Estados Unidos possuir material reunido sobre aquilo que aconteceu, quem tomou determinadas decisões e se houve alguma irregularidade capaz de comprometer o processo.
Agora volte ao início.
Lula vence, mas não parece comemorar.
Flávio deixa rapidamente o Brasil com participação americana.
Trump começa a questionar publicamente a eleição.
E surge a informação de que Washington teria em mãos um dossiê sobre o processo eleitoral e sobre personagens diretamente envolvidos nele.
O QUE LULA SABE QUE A MAIORIA DOS SEUS ELEITORES AINDA NÃO SABE?
Porque talvez o problema para Lula e seus aliados não esteja simplesmente no resultado das urnas. Talvez esteja naquilo que pode acontecer quando Donald Trump decidir revelar o que possui — e transformar uma disputa política brasileira numa crise internacional que Brasília já não consegue controlar.
Se for esse o caso, o resultado anunciado pelo TSE pode ter encerrado apenas uma parte da eleição.
A OUTRA PODE ESTAR COMEÇANDO AGORA — E MUITO LONGE DE BRASÍLIA.
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Yeah. His name is MARC ELIAS. He’s the brains behind this entire Ponzi scheme, and Peltola paid him over $100K in attorney fees from her campaign funds. Bunch of frauds.
Replying to @JonathanTurley
...The NY Times is alleging that even the campaign lawyers were involved in this effort with senior aides. That is a very serious allegation against any lawyers if Peltola was actually fishing for decoy Dan Sullivans.
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If you would’ve told me 4 years ago…..
I would’ve never believed you.
If this guy can change there’s so much hope for the rest
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It was a great day at the White House with President Trump and the talented crew of Artemis III 🇺🇸
The Artemis III crew is led by Commander Randy Bresnik, Pilot Luca Parmitano, and Mission Specialists Andre Douglas and Frank Rubio with Bob Hines backing them up.
It is clear @POTUS is the force behind a new era of American leadership in space. His policies include the Artemis program, the Artemis Accords, now signed by 78 nations, and the United States Space Force. Of course, the United States Space Academy is coming soon.
With the resources provided to @NASA in the WFTCA, we were able to approach our return to the Moon the right way. We added the Artemis III mission and will now be able to establish humankind’s first outpost on another world, the Moon Base, with its first robotic mission just weeks away.
We are rebuilding the workforce and core capabilities at NASA Centers, taking control of our destiny--we are building again. With SR-1 Freedom, we will finally get America underway on nuclear power in space, what should be the dawn of a Nuclear NASA.
I am grateful every day to serve as NASA Administrator and to see the talent across our workforce, industry, and international partners changing the world. Together, we are leading the way on the greatest adventure in human history.
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Ilhan Omar is finally being abandoned by House Democrats who correctly see her as politically toxic. A letter led by Pramila Jayapal on Monday and signed by 175 Democrats demanded the Trump administration halt the federal investigation into her immigration history after agents searched her D.C. home earlier this month. Around 40 Democrats from the 214-member caucus refused to sign, including Nancy Pelosi and New York and New Jersey members like Tom Suozzi, Laura Gillen, and Josh Gottheimer, who know embracing her is a liability this close to the election.
Remember not too long ago how the dam of allegiance to Eric Swalwell broke. The holes in Omar’s support are now appearing. The flood of calls for her to resign will follow next as the investigation into her alleged immigration fraud and other crimes continues.
Democrats can defend her in a letter, but the ones who stayed off it already understand the political cost of standing next to her. The probe isn’t going away, and neither is the damage.
While it’s impossible to predict exactly what will happen, the past patterns are clear. When enough Democrat lawmakers in Congress tell a member to leave, they eventually do. So far, around 40 Democrats have already made their feelings clear. That’s significant and a sign that Omar’s antisemitism, alleged fraud, and anti-American rhetoric have made her indefensible to many in her own party.
Let the investigation continue. Only report the truth of what it finds. Amplify the most damning parts. If they’re there, that amplification will help pressure more Democrats to abandon Omar. Getting her out of Congress legally is the primary goal, then out of the country. The process is working. Keep going.
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Now that @MaryPeltola has been caught cheating by recruiting a guy to confuse voters as an act of election interference, she may well end up indicted and spend the next six years in a federal prison, not the US Senate...
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Happy Birthday to the NEXT Governor of Florida, @ByronDonalds! 🇺🇸
Hope you had a great day out on the campaign trail. Wishing you a tremendous year ahead! 💪🏾🎉
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A todos que ficam confusos com as declarações do Trump, eu explico.
Em menos de uma semana teremos eleições de mid-term nos EUA em todos os estados.
Se Trump declarar apoio agora a Flávio, ele dará munição para que a imprensa o acuse de interferência em outro país. Os esquerdistas fariam a festa.
Por isso ele fica dizendo que não tomou partido na eleição brasileira.
Depois das eleições daqui, acredito que a postura de Trump mudará drasticamente.
Por isso o Lula sequer sorriu na "festa da vitória" do PT.
Lula sabe que será equiparado à Maduro e que seus dias como chefe do narco-terrorismo na América Latina estão contados.
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Masculine Black men are not going along with the soft democratic black agenda of transgenderism and baby killing.
It’s repulsive to them. I know that for a fact.
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🚨 SCOOP: I’m now hearing from several sources that JD Vance is coming to Minnesota.
It is NOT for a rally.
This is in regard to a major fraud announcement. 👀
Great to be on Air Force One with President Trump, Ken Paxton, Dan Patrick, and Ronny Jackson.
The choice in Texas is simple. Ken Paxton will secure the border, defend the Constitution, and stand with President Trump.
James Talarico wants to dismantle capitalism.
Texas, get out and vote!



































