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1st Gen American-sort of, love Germany, love USA even more. Veteran. Love God, love my family, love dogs. Conservative. 🚫DMs

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Joined November 2022
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Why aren't pro-LGBTQ Democrat activists marching in the streets of Hamtramck? Afraid they'll be stoned by their tolerant comrades? Thrown off buildings?
Democrat-run Hamtramck, Michigan, is the first U.S. city with a Muslim-majority population. And it has BANNED all pride flags. Why aren't all the rainbow people marching in the streets of Hamtramck?
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I often have a really, really hard time understanding how Democrats think. So many of their beliefs make zero sense and seem counterintuitive to common life experiences we all share. 39% of Democrats want the restaurant industry to be owned by the government? Did these people not eat in their high school cafeterias? I for one do not wish to go out to Ruth's Chris Steakhouse for a nice meal consisting of chili mac, Funyuns and a juice box. (Full article link one post below.)
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Very unusual candidate run by the Dems -- lots of centrist to conservative policy positions. Made a pitch directly to GOP voters. Went to Trump rallies and walked up and down the line of people waiting to get inside and talked to them. The GOP incumbent, on the other hand, did what other GOP incumbents in "red" seats did -- didn't take the challenge seriously and didn't have a meaningful campaign apparatus in place. Hadn't even hired a campaign manager until Sept or Oct. And Cynthia Hyde Smith was a rather unremarkable GOP incumbent. She's been in politics since the 1990s. She was Mississippi Ag. Commissioner for 8 years and was appointed to the Senate by the Gov. in 2018. She was re-elected in 2020, but ran 4% behind Trump in the vote totals, getting only 54%. She has been anonymous in the Senate for 6 years, and certainly did nothing from 2024 to 2026.
Replying to @shipwreckedcrew
Yet some how their king Obama overwhelmingly lost Mississippi in both 2008 and 2012
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Democrats appear to be adopting an “impeach-them-all-and-let-God-sort-them-out” approach. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez suggested that impeaching Supreme Court justices because “you know, they kind of legalized a lot of his criminality.” ... jonathanturley.org/2026/11/1…
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Replying to @specialopsmag
The Fat Electrician has a fantastic video of his life and career. Narrated with all the research, humor and detail you'd expect from Nick. m.youtube.com/watch?v=97aH5S…
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Apparently, Rep. Ocasio-Cortez's call to round up the "criminals" in Washington includes the conservative justices: "I mean, of course, this Supreme Court as well has also kind of legalized a lot of his criminality." The Democrats are fast becoming a party of berserkers...
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Where else but America can a soldier yell at @SecWar at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and instead of getting punished, the Secretary pins a commendation medal on his chest? I applaud Specialist Iglesias for doing the right thing. That took guts. And the response took real humility from Pete Hegseth. Legacy media outlets were all over him yesterday, trying to smear him as disrespectful. I wouldn’t be surprised if they ignore today’s update because it’s the exact opposite of how they want to portray Hegseth. Good on you, Pete. Thank you for exemplifying what it means to be an American leader.
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I can’t believe this is real Here are criminals who just got elected to into office in America: - Janene Ackles in North Carolina: Multiple convictions including lying to obtain unemployment benefits 6 times, writing fraudulent checks 14 times and reckless driving. She has 21 total guilty verdicts - Nicole Mitchell in Minnesota: In 2025 she was arrested for burglarizing someone's home. She spent 6 months in prison and is on a 5 year probation - Anthony Ealy in Missouri: He won his election by 68%. The day after his election, He threatened to kill a man and a woman. He is now being charged with assault, and now he's in jail - LaKesha Womack in North Carolina: She didn't return a rental car that she rented in 2019. The car was over $20,000. She said she needed her car because she was homeless and her and her son needed a place to live. She never returned the rental car - LaMonica McIver in New Jersey: she has 3 federal counts against her for assaulting ICE officers. 21 convictions on her record. - Jovan Jackson in Nevada: He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery, DUI, battery and for resisting arrest from an officer - Ericka Lomick in Texas: She was arrested for mortgage fraud, money laundering and she served 63 months in prison, and she won by 810 votes - Xavier Becerra in California “He's probably the worst one. 300,000 children went missing under his watch, and now he's going to be the governor of California” @Brookerteejones “Criminals who are now elected officials. Yes, you heard me right. Many people that will be serving in our government are criminals.” Ohh and before you ask I looked it up, EVERY SINGLE ONE is a Democrat The Democrat party is the party of criminals. I doubt any of them actually won their elections fairly
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We love soldiers. We love standards. Well done, Specialist. Carry on Patriots.
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Replying to @SenBlumenthal
Received. Valid investigations must be conducted for a legitimate legislative purpose. I believe that your threatenings may constitute the initiation of unconstitutional investigations conducted for reasons other than a legitimate legislative purpose. Semper Fidelis.
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My assessment, as a retired CIA operations officer: it walks like a duck. His committee has been pulling Nvidia's records on Singapore customers since April 2025. Megaspeed is a Singapore company and one of Nvidia's biggest customers. His household then sold Nvidia stock the day after its all-time high. I assess he probably had access to non-public information about Nvidia's exposure. Whether the sales were made on it, I can't say with confidence. They were small, and he says a trustee made them. He sits on the China committee. He doesn't get the benefit of the doubt on that stock. He owes the public what the trustee was told and when.
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arkbuilder2012 retweeted
When RAD strategists planned for governors to become "the leading, governing authority," which governors did they have in mind? On an April 2026 R2T call, Paul Zeitz said he met with Governors Safeguarding Democracy, "that convenes Democratic governors." GSD was launched Nov 13, 2024, one week after Trump won, by Gov. JB Pritzker (IL) and Gov. Jared Polis (CO). Did Pritzker and Polis know organizers saw governors as the fallback if the federal government were "deemed to be illegitimate"?
Replying to @labtechleigh
9/ By 2026, Walt Roberts and Paul Zeitz were both contributors to the Renew American Democracy (RAD) Strategy. Zeitz runs # unifyUSA, also a Mediators Foundation project. On an Aug 2026 RAD call in DataRepublican's Part 2 Democracy Files, Zeitz said if "the federal government's deemed to be illegitimate" over red lines, "the governors become the leading, governing authority." From a 2023 mapping call to governors as the governing authority. Who decided that? h/t @DataRepublican @SKDoubleDub33 @iamlisalogan
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My assessment, as a retired CIA operations officer: it walks like a duck. His committee has been pulling Nvidia's records on Singapore customers since April 2025. Megaspeed is a Singapore company and one of Nvidia's biggest customers. His household then sold Nvidia stock the day after its all-time high. I assess he probably had access to non-public information about Nvidia's exposure. Whether the sales were made on it, I can't say with confidence. They were small, and he says a trustee made them. He sits on the China committee. He doesn't get the benefit of the doubt on that stock. He owes the public what the trustee was told and when.
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A US Army Specialist admonished a group with the Secretary of War at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier for not maintaining appropriate silence and respect, and Hegseth, like a true leader, accepted the reprimand and then gave the soldier a medal for doing what was expected of him despite the potential for reprisal from the highest ranking official in the Pentagon. This is what honorable leadership looks like. I’ve seen multiple Democrats hypothesize that Hegseth would use his position to punish the young soldier, and they could not have been more wrong. Scoundrels always try to tear down men of honor because they know they can never measure up. I can’t tell you how proud this makes me as a veteran. God Bless Secretary Hegseth. DOL, Sir! 🫡🇺🇸
We love soldiers. We love standards. Well done, Specialist. Carry on Patriots.
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We have got a lot of problems, and fat and lazy Republican organizations are one of them… My new @townhallcom will annoy all the right people. “In the red states, we got too used to winning easily. Far too used to it. We got so used to winning that it never occurred to us that we might not win, and it never occurred to us that we might have to work to win. We forgot that we need to earn votes, that we don’t just inherit them by right. Sure, some marquee candidates were awful,  but it wasn’t just the marquee candidates who lost. It was everyone from governors down to assistant deputy dog catchers. If you had an R by your name, you were about as popular as an openly herpetic participant in a polycule orgy.” Red State GOP Organizations Need to Get Their Act Together townhall.com/columnists/kurt…
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Scream this from the mountain tops. Are you paying attention yet @NCGOP
We have got a lot of problems, and fat and lazy Republican organizations are one of them… My new @townhallcom will annoy all the right people. “In the red states, we got too used to winning easily. Far too used to it. We got so used to winning that it never occurred to us that we might not win, and it never occurred to us that we might have to work to win. We forgot that we need to earn votes, that we don’t just inherit them by right. Sure, some marquee candidates were awful,  but it wasn’t just the marquee candidates who lost. It was everyone from governors down to assistant deputy dog catchers. If you had an R by your name, you were about as popular as an openly herpetic participant in a polycule orgy.” Red State GOP Organizations Need to Get Their Act Together townhall.com/columnists/kurt…
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This one is definitely a bit different than our other fact sheets, focusing on a single incident and how it was used as a pretext to pass another gun ban. But since being reported last year, this really did not get the attention it should have. Major media is running interference for Dems, as usual. It should be a major scandal. So hopefully this helps more people be made aware of the origin of California's Glock ban.
California let a violent domestic abuser and armed robber, Smiley Martin, out of prison six years early. Only about 8 weeks after that early release, Martin was one of the perpetrators of a gang-related mass shooting in Sacramento that killed innocent bystanders. He was illegally in possession of a Glock, which he illegally modified to fire full auto with a switch. California politicians then used that crime, which was caused by THEIR foolish early release policies, as a pretext to ban the sale of Glocks and similar handguns to law-abiding citizens. This has not gotten enough attention. To try to change that, our new fact sheet covers the origin of California's Glock ban, which has now spread to three other states.
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California let a violent domestic abuser and armed robber, Smiley Martin, out of prison six years early. Only about 8 weeks after that early release, Martin was one of the perpetrators of a gang-related mass shooting in Sacramento that killed innocent bystanders. He was illegally in possession of a Glock, which he illegally modified to fire full auto with a switch. California politicians then used that crime, which was caused by THEIR foolish early release policies, as a pretext to ban the sale of Glocks and similar handguns to law-abiding citizens. This has not gotten enough attention. To try to change that, our new fact sheet covers the origin of California's Glock ban, which has now spread to three other states.
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Not only did Republicans lose a US Senate seat in Mississippi, but they lost it to a Soros-funded district attorney.
Victory has a thousand fathers, but one of the fathers of the win in Mississippi is George and Alex Soros.
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Well, well, well Rep. Ro Khanna sold $NVDA right before Nvidia's CEO admitted to having a Chinese spy side piece He's a member of the following: - Strategic Competition between the U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party Committee - Taiwan Caucus - High Tech Caucus Apparently, federal agents informed some lawmakers last year that Jensen Huang might be the target of a foreign intelligence operation He avoided a ~26% dip
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