Brandy Smith retweeted
Roy Cooper’s convicted pedophile friend, Chad Turner, local LGBTQ leader and registered sex offender, has adopted a baby boy.
Turner is the president of the Carolinas LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce and a registered sex offender who was charged in 1998 with “committing or attempting a lewd act upon a child under 16”.
A jury found him guilty of fondling a 15-year-old male church member while he worked as a youth minister in Gaffney, South Carolina.
But, North Carolina has no problem with him adopting a baby boy.
Wild.
Brandy Smith retweeted
Hey North Carolina, get out and vote. Here is a reminder why Cooper is a bad choice:
1. While governor, Cooper vetoed 104 bills – nearly three times the combined totals of all previous governors. He cannot work across the aisle.
2. Cooper consistently aligned with the Biden administration on immigration and refused to work for a stronger border.
3. Cooper did not join other governors in publicly condemning Biden’s handling of the border.
4. In 2019, Cooper vetoed a “born-alive” abortion bill that would have required medical care for infants born alive after a failed abortion procedure.
5. The NC legislature passed a bill known as the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act (2023) requiring school and college sports teams to be designated by biological sex at birth. Cooper vetoed the bill.
6. In 2023, Cooper vetoed a package of bills related to transgender youth, including restrictions on gender-affirming care and sports participation.
7. Cooper has consistently opposed voter ID (photo identification) requirements for voting in North Carolina,
8. On Tuesday, Feb 24, 2021 Cooper vetoed a bill giving parents the ability to opt out of school mask mandates.
9. In 2021 Cooper, as governor, allowed early release of 3500 prisoners. Nearly half of them reoffended.
10. Former Governor Roy Cooper tries to present himself but his lack of criticism indicates he would not offer opposition to the extreme left wing part of his party.
11. If Cooper is elected to the U. S. Senate it is almost certain that he will vote for Chuck Schumer to head the Senate.
12. In Sept 2024 Cooper vetoed a bill that would have expanded funding for private school voucher programs.
13. Teacher Zoe Welsh was brutally murdered in her home. The accused murderer had twenty previous arrests but had been released to the public by a Cooper appointed judge. Cooper is consistently soft on crime.
🇺🇸🗳️ 16-Oct North Carolina Early Voting Update: Day One, and It's Bad for Republicans 🗳️
In-person early voting opened yesterday. I've been saying early in-person voting where the real signal starts. It started, and it's bad for Republicans.
The DataRepublican NC map now defaults to all early voting (mail + in person) against the same point in 2022. It updates every morning.
Benchmark first: at this point in 2022, the early vote was D+13. It finished D+7, and Republicans still won every statewide race. A Democratic lead in the early vote is normal. What matters is how big the lead is compared with 2022.
Day 1 in person, against Day 1 in 2022:
🔵 D+27.6 (2022: D+6.0, 2024: D+1.5)
🔵 That's a 21.6-point shift toward Democrats
All early voting so far, mail + in person, against the same point in 2022 (19 days out):
🔴 R share: −9.1
🔵 D share: +5.1
🟡 I share: +4.0
Raw D–R margin: 🔵+14.2 shift toward Democrats (D+27.4, against D+13.2)
With independents split by each county's R/D ratio: 🔵+22.2 (D+40.8, against D+18.6)
Raw counts so far (2022 same point in brackets):
🔴 R : 46,341 [54,195]
🔵 D : 111,482 [79,117]
🟡 I : 79,716 [56,063]
🟡 I leaning 🔴 R: 23,954
🟡 I leaning 🔵 D: 55,762
Turnout is up 25% over 2022 overall and up 47% for in person alone. Republicans are the only group that went down. Republican in-person ballots fell 12% while Democratic ones rose 78%.
It isn't only blue counties:
🔴 R-registration counties (65): R+13.8 in 2022 → D+8.3 now
🔵 D-registration counties (35): D+26.8 → D+44.0
Republican raw count below 2022 in 62 of 98 counties. Margin moved toward Democrats in 89.
Who's voting:
⚫ Black share of in-person ballots: 26.1%, against 19.4% in 2022 and 21.3% in 2024. That's 56,057 Black early voters so far, up from 34,128.
⚪ White early voters: D+7.7, against R+5.8 in 2022. That's a 13.5-point swing among white voters. Republican white ballots are down 17%, and Democratic white ballots are up 27%.
👴 65+: 58.5%, against 59.6% in 2022. This isn't an older electorate than 2022. It's the same mix of ages with different people showing up.
Mail is a sideshow now. It's 36k ballots against 202k in person. On its own it's D+26.4, against D+32.1 in 2022, still a modest shift toward Republicans like last month.
Can Republicans explain this away?
• "Day 1 is always the most Democratic day." True, but statewide the drift is small. In 2022, in-person went from D+6.0 on Day 1 to D+5.5 at the end of early voting. In 2024 it went from D+1.5 to R+1.5. Even a drift twice as large as either year leaves 2026 about 15 points worse for Republicans.
• "Republicans are saving it for Election Day." That's the only real way out, and Day 1 data can't rule it out. But asking a midterm electorate to stay home until Election Day in a race this close is a bad bet.
• "Registration labels are stale." In the rural east, registration is moving away from Democrats, as old conservative white Democrats re-register R or unaffiliated. That makes a Democratic gain in labels harder to get, not easier. The few counties that shifted toward Republicans (Hyde, Gates, Anson, Duplin) are tiny, and the shift there is re-registration, not turnout.
• "Helene." That could explain some of the drop in western NC. It doesn't explain Wake or the R-registration counties in the east.
Caveats:
• It's one day. In 2022, NC cast about 2.2M early votes and 3.8M total.
• Party registration isn't a vote. Unaffiliated voters broke R in 2024. The independent split above assumes they break the way their county's D and R voters do, and so far that means Democratic.
• 2024 was a presidential year with far higher turnout, so the useful comparison to 2024 is the margin, not the counts.
Last time, I said the mail numbers neither ruled out a Democratic wave nor showed one. Day 1 in person looks like a Democratic wave. If Monday still comes in above D+20, this is no longer a Day 1 story.
What does this mean for other states?
States like OH and GA have no true party label, so we've been estimating via demographics there. This NC D+22.2 advantage comes despite similar demographics as 2022. So OH and GA are not necessarily signals that this is isolated to NC.
What we've been seeing is that Republicans are doing well in mail voting. Republicans did well in mail voting in NC, NV, PA, and FL, but that advantage got wiped out in the first day of IPEV.
Clark County and Florida start their in-person early voting soon. We will see if these two states follow NC's steps.
Website link below: 👇
Brandy Smith retweeted
OK, North Carolina, if you are remotely considering a vote for Cooper for Senate… here is why Whatley is the ONLY choice!
1. While governor, Cooper vetoed 104 bills – nearly three times the combined totals of all previous governors. He cannot work across the aisle.
2. Cooper consistently aligned with the Biden administration on immigration and refused to work for a stronger border.
3. Cooper did not join other governors in publicly condemning Biden’s handling of the border.
4. In 2019, Cooper vetoed a “born-alive” abortion bill that would have required medical care for infants born alive after a failed abortion procedure.
5. The NC legislature passed a bill known as the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act (2023) requiring school and college sports teams to be designated by biological sex at birth. Cooper vetoed the bill.
6. In 2023, Cooper vetoed a package of bills related to transgender youth, including restrictions on gender-affirming care and sports participation.
7. Cooper has consistently opposed voter ID (photo identification) requirements for voting in North Carolina,
8. On Tuesday, Feb 24, 2021 Cooper vetoed a bill giving parents the ability to opt out of school mask mandates.
9. In 2021 Cooper, as governor, allowed early release of 3500 prisoners. Nearly half of them reoffended.
10. Former Governor Roy Cooper tries to present himself but his lack of criticism indicates he would not offer opposition to the extreme left wing part of his party.
11. If Cooper is elected to the U. S. Senate it is almost certain that he will vote for Chuck Schumer to head the Senate.
12. In Sept 2024 Cooper vetoed a bill that would have expanded funding for private school voucher programs.
13. Teacher Zoe Welsh was brutally murdered in her home. The accused murderer had twenty previous arrests but had been released to the public by a Cooper appointed judge. Cooper is consistently soft on crime.
VOTE FOR WHATLEY!
Brandy Smith retweeted
Roy Cooper steered $100M in NC disaster relief to low-income housing as hurricane victims went without homes trib.al/5RfF5Kq
Brandy Smith retweeted
Patty Myers receives a standing ovation from the entire room after she shares this heartbreaking COVID horror story about her husband.
“I WON’T STOP sharing his story and others so that this NEVER happens again.”
Tony Myers was given remdesivir the day he arrived at the hospital, including a double dose.
“Remdesivir is so lethal it got nicknamed ‘Run Death Is Near’ after it started killing thousands of COVID patients in the hospital,” @StellaPaulNY wrote in a previous report.
“The experts claimed that remdesivir would stop COVID; instead, it stopped kidney function, then blasted the liver and other organs.”
Ten days in, an “angel doctor” gave Tony ivermectin. Within three days he was off high-flow oxygen and being told he might go home.
Then the hospital took the ivermectin away. When Patty asked for it again, the head ICU doctor told her to “stay in my lane,” and Tony never got another dose.
They ventilated him, then punctured his lungs. He died on September 9, 2021.
PATTY MYERS: “Every single doctor’s note on his medical record says unvaccinated male.”
“One day, he texted me that he had seen five body bags pass his room.”
“The final five days, he texted me, ‘Why are they not bringing me food?’ He struggled to receive water, ice, and basic care. He was not placed in a hospital gown the entire time until the final hour of his life.”
Brandy Smith retweeted
The hospital found out Gail Seiler was unvaccinated for COVID. Then they tried to MURDER her.
They STARVED her for 12 days, denied her water for 7 days, and told her husband she was going to die.
When her husband came to take her home, the hospital made her a PRISONER.
They called the police, and a 6-hour standoff followed.
When the hospital finally let them go, it wasn’t through the main entrance. It was through the freight elevator used to carry bodies to the morgue.
On the way out, a nurse told her husband, Brad, “Mark my words, she’ll be dead tonight, or before you even get home.”
Gail survived. Not because of a miracle, but because a caring physician stepped in and guided her home treatment: nebulized budesonide and ivermectin.
BRAD SEILER: “Over the next 30 days, she was weaned completely off of oxygen. Within 60 days, she had recovered sufficiently to return to work. Today, Gail is alive, healthy, active, and
enjoying life with our grandchildren and children.”
Gail’s story is horrendous, but it’s not uncommon. Hospitals were rewarded with perverse bonuses during COVID, and the more interventions they ran, the more they made.
As Attorney @RenzTom previously testified: “We have incentivized the MURDER of patients rather than incentivize TREATMENT.”
“When you go to the hospital, you get tested. They get paid more. When you get admitted for COVID, they get paid more. When they put you on remdesivir, they get paid more. When you get ventilated, they get paid more. When you die, they get paid more. This is perverse.”
Brandy Smith retweeted
🚨#BREAKING: It has been revealed that THE JUDGE who gave a Black woman only 30 DAYS in prison for running a RED LIGHT, hitting a 25yr old White man, and DRIVING AWAY while he DIED ON THE STREET...
...is a BLACK MALE DEMOCRAT, Reggie McKnight, who was appointed by ROY COOPER and served on the "Special Committee on Diversity" for Charlotte NC Bar.
The 25 year old's name was Lance Sotelo.
Lance grew up in Dalton, Georgia, and was a cross-country MVP in high school.
He came to Queens University of Charlotte NC and ran cross country and track and field for SIX YEARS.
On January 14th, Lance was doing the thing he loved most, he was out for a run in Charlotte NC
At 5:47 in the evening, police say 28-year-old Q'Laundra Hood was ran a red light and she hit him, hard.
...and then she drove away.
She left him in the road and kept going.
Lance Sotelo died right there on the streets of Charlotte.
He never even made it to a hospital.
He didn't have life insurance, his family had to start a GoFundMe just to bury their son.
Hood turned herself in and pleaded guilty to felony hit-and-run and involuntary manslaughter.
And on Tuesday, a courtroom packed with Lance's family and friends watched the judge hand down the sentence.
30 days in jail and probation.
Thirty days and $765 restitution... which didn't even cover the funeral costs, by the way.
The family had to start a GO FUND ME just to pay for his funeral.
WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!
Brandy Smith retweeted
On Labor Day a man, Andrew Wimsatt, was viciously murdered in an Austin Park - in an attempted beheading. This creep didn't give two shits about it.
Brandy Smith retweeted
Governor Josh Stein won North Carolina by 828,187 votes.
North Carolina processed 1,031,350 duplicate registrations.
Brandy Smith retweeted
Americans, understand this. Once Islam gains power and control of nation, there are only 3 options…. Convert, pay the jizya tax or be killed. Islam has no place in America!
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Brandy Smith retweeted
Talking to voters one thing is clear, North Carolina cannot afford to let Roy Cooper win. Every vote matters and every super chase we have in North Carolina, we are targeting low propensity Republicans. Help us keep North Carolina RED!!!!!
Brandy Smith retweeted
Gas is expensive so I’ll vote for communists who will take away my right to drive anything except an electric vehicle is herd idiocy.
Brandy Smith retweeted
Daily Muslim prayer in Dearborn, Michigan:
“Oh Allah, kill every Jew, Christian and American”
ITS TIME TO DEPORT EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THESE ANIMALS…
Brandy Smith retweeted
Charlie was good. He was pure. He represented the light.
The killer who put a bullet in his neck and the leftists who mocked his murder, they represent the darkness that we're all fighting against.
Brandy Smith retweeted
The brave male juror who refused to find Lindsay Clancy not guilty was black. You can almost see heads exploding here. God bless this brave black man who stood for truth!
Brandy Smith retweeted
25 years later and it still brings me to tears. A decision was made by media during that time not to show people choosing death by jumping, but we now must be reminded of the evil we are still fighting today. Watch and remember. Devastating.
The jumpers started at 8:46.
Networks had the tape. They hid Americans choosing the air over the fire.
Then they spent 25 years treating the word Islam like a crime. The footage was “too graphic.” The truth was forbidden.
This day is stamped in my heart forever...
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Brandy Smith retweeted
We never had a chance because the day after 9/11 Bush stood with the head of CAIR and said nonsense like Islam is a religion of peace.
It is not.
Qur’an 9:5: commands believers, after the sacred months, to “kill the polytheists wherever you find them,” capture them, besiege them, and lie in wait for them.
Qur’an 9:29: commands believers to “fight those who do not believe in Allah or the Last Day” among the People of the Book until they pay jizya and are “subdued.”
Qur’an 8:39: commands fighting “until there is no more fitnah and religion is entirely for Allah.”
Qur’an 8:12: in a battle context, says to “strike [them] upon the necks and strike from them every fingertip.”
Qur’an 47:4: “When you meet those who disbelieve [in battle], strike [their] necks” until they have been overcome.
Qur’an 9:123: “Fight those adjacent to you of the disbelievers and let them find in you harshness.”
Judaism:
Isaiah 49:6: Israel/the Servant is appointed “a light to the Gentiles,” so God’s salvation may reach “unto the end of the earth.”
Isaiah 2:2–3 / Micah 4:1–2: the direction is actually reversed from Matthew 28: the nations come to Zion to learn God’s ways: “many people shall go and say, Come ye, and let us go up to the mountain of the LORD… and he will teach us of his ways.”
Isaiah 56:6–7: foreigners who join themselves to the LORD are welcomed, culminating in “mine house shall be called an house of prayer for all people.”
Zechariah 8:22–23: “many people and strong nations shall come to seek the LORD of hosts in Jerusalem.”
Christianity:
Matthew 28:19 — “Go ye therefore, and teach [make disciples of] all nations, baptizing them…”
We are not called to love ideologies that command conquer and subjugation.
We are called to love people.
Not all Muslims follow their religion. Not all Jews and Christians do either. But understand the difference between the God the Judeo-Christian west serves and the God Islam serves.
It is not the same God.
Not even close.
Pretending otherwise is suicidal empathy.
We are called to love people. Never poisonous ideologies.
