My game is weak because I don't need game. Defeater of irrational arguments. Cave man strategies at work.
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Trump: "I alone could secure a prisoner release from Russia without giving anything in return"
Trump literally ten minutes later: "Now you idiots know why I had to waive sanctions on Russia, no shot I got that prisoner release otherwise"
Mark Finchem is, at his core, not a bright person.
Let the civil litigation begin. Discovery will be a good thing as the rays scurry for the dark corners. @realJoeHoft @FTGSolutionsLLC @GenFlynn
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WOW!! Yesterday, the Trump Admin said they had high confidence in the 20,000 names on their list.
Today, it comes out that 38.9% of the 200 sampled names (from the 20,000 batch) indicated they were BORN in the United States!!
⬇️ This shocking admission from yesterday seems to have been proven true far quicker than the Trump DOJ thought — embarrassing!
WOW. Trump’s #2 at DOJ just admitted this:
“There may be some names on there who it turns out ultimately are citizens. We’re not perfect.”
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New: The list of 20,000 non-citizens DOJ provided to Los Angeles election officials includes duplicates, cancelled registration and "high percentage of U.S. born-persons," LA officials say theguardian.com/us-news/2026…
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He says the name just fine when he’s begging the Qataris for a personal jet or the Saudis for funding for his son-in-law’s private equity firm.
Wonder what’s changed?
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This is one of the emerging J6-like "alternative electors" schemes aimed at overriding election results.
This approach argues that the House should refuse to seat a member-elect if "evidence" shows they are not sufficiently loyal to our Constitution.
If you say you want to destroy the Constitution, you shouldn’t be able to serve in our government. It’s really that simple. @Michelle_Vought breaks down the constitutional case for enforcing that standard👇
Darializa Avila Chevalier helped lead an organization that reportedly called for the “total eradication of Western civilization.” Now she’s seeking a seat in Congress, raising serious questions about her commitment to the constitutional order.
Article VI requires every member of Congress to swear an oath to uphold the Constitution. That oath isn't just a formality. It's a constitutional requirement.
So what happens when a member-elect cannot take that oath in good faith? CRA’s new primer lays out the constitutional pathway for the House to challenge a member-elect’s right to be sworn in based on their own words, actions, and intent.
To be crystal clear: This isn't about political beliefs or associations. It's about whether someone has personally demonstrated an intent to destroy the very constitutional system they would swear to defend.
Grassley has the receipts. He investigated and found no crimes. That was 6 years ago: grassley.senate.gov/news/new…
Here's an article from 7 years ago - washingtonpost.com/politics/…
and another: bostonglobe.com/news/nation/…
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🟩 Cleta Mitchell testified under oath that the idea of submitting "alternate electors" in 2020 to try to cancel out Biden's votes came from Senator Mike Lee.
govinfo.gov/content/pkg/GPO-…
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The guy who wrote Trump’s crypto law was on the payroll of the company it regulates. When the law passed, they made him CEO.
Bo Hines is 29. He ran for Congress twice and lost both times. He’d never worked in government or crypto. In January 2025, Trump made him executive director of the White House crypto council.
His first priority was writing the GENIUS Act, the first real crypto law in American history. Billions of dollars depended on the details.
The Wall Street Journal just revealed that Hines owned a third of a consulting company while at the White House. His dad owned another third.
Weeks after Hines started, the company signed a deal with Tether, the biggest crypto company in the world. Tether paid them $415,000 a month while Hines was writing the bill that would regulate it.
Trump signed the bill in July 2025. At the ceremony, he asked, “Where’s Bo Hines?” Hines stood up and took a bow.
A month after Hines left the White House, Tether made him CEO of its U.S. division. He bought a bigger house. His dad bought a private jet.
This is how the place runs now. Trump set the example and everyone underneath him is keeping up. I break it all down and much more in today’s show (link in reply).
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Thanks Laura. Anyone can read the judge’s opinion here — note that the Trump administration, the defendant here, did not dispute these findings. courtlistener.com/docket/709…
Election denier admits he can't identify a single fraudulent vote.
WHY ARE YOU HIDING YOUR IDENTITY? Nobody takes serious those who hide their identities. If you want to be taken seriously, then PROVE IT. I don't hide mine. Dr. Paquette doesn't hide his. So why do you hide yours? Are you even real? Let's jump on a zoom/jitsi. WHEN WORKS FOR YOU? (fakes won't bother, so it's really easy to tell. so, show us...)
And you just ran the exact burden-inversion tactic I wrote about.
You just previously admitted the peer-reviewed Journal of Information Warfare papers are fine and simply document real patterns in the voter IDs, and now you try to move the target to "produce evidence a single specific vote was affected by those steganographic structures". LOL. That's the same burden inversion game that the con-artists have been playing for years. (here is where I call it out: xitter.cf/PatriotMarkCook/status…)
So again, when would you like to discuss all of this on video, LIVE? If you are real and you are confident in your assessment, then name some days/times that work for you.
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I would ensure that you are real and not hiding behind a fake identity. We can also jump on a zoom or jitsi live video discussion and have a real conversation. When works for you? I'll get Dr. Paquette, you, and I and we can all discuss in front of everyone. When is good?
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DOJ got much more donor data from its unpredicated warrants targeting me than it did from the RNC’s house file. For starters, DOJ has the donations I raised for Chuck Grassley’s 2022 reelection campaign, including those that came in on an email that included a bogus matching gimmick.
DOJ should just come clean about the scope of its multiple investigations and prosecutions to censor and criminalize the protected political fundraising speech of the GOP/MAGA/conservative apparatus
instead of causing and allowing SJC members and counsels, plus center-right media outlets, to look foolish
because no one is explaining that DOJ needed and wanted all of that donor data because DOJ was designating those donors as fraud victims.
Contacting millions of Trump’s grassroots donors in 2023-2024 at taxpayer expense to tell them “you’re a fraud victim and the fraudsters are the fundraisers for Trump and the GOP” is an ingenious way to dry up funding for Trump’s legal defense and the campaign coffers for the 2024 elections.
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In the 60s and 70s we became a debtor nation, forcing others to buy our bonds. Then we decided we want to fight wars but didn’t want to pay for them. Then we stripped all the regs off banks because “the market knows best” and they tanked the fucking thing, multiple times.
Only stocks I play these days - same day expiry calls on days that Trump needs to say something semi-reassuring. Small potatoes, but still a 150% return in a few hours today.
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President Trump has officially won the youth vote thanks to a rousing speech from Jake Paul, heavyweight champion and spokesman for Gen Z.
This is not parody.
Ambassador Thornhill, welcome to the team. I’m proud to have such a dedicated leader join us as Ambassador-at-Large to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons. Human trafficking is a grave human rights issue and a transnational crime exploiting men, women, and children for profit. We will continue to go after traffickers, protect survivors, and deliver justice for the American people.
