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Jefferson, GA
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Nick Vipperman retweeted
Baby Relieved He Made It Out Of The Womb Before Democrats Won Midterms buff.ly/VjFjkRe
Who will do something about this?
Colorado State Senator Iman Jodeh, who’s celebrated as the first muslim elected to the Colorado legislature, is advertising an internship program at the Colorado Capitol
Qualifications are you have to be muslim or north african.
This is illegal.
Cc @CivilRights
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Colorado State Senator Iman Jodeh, who’s celebrated as the first muslim elected to the Colorado legislature, is advertising an internship program at the Colorado Capitol
Qualifications are you have to be muslim or north african.
This is illegal.
Cc @CivilRights
Nick Vipperman retweeted
A foreign-born incoming congressman with ties to a terrorist organization says the US is not any better than Iran.
These people fundamentally hate America
New Jersey Democratic Congressman-elect Hamawy...
- REFUSES to say Iran is an "adversary" or enemy of the United States
- DEFENDS Iran as having been "pushed...into a fight" by Israel, which forced the U.S. to wage war
- Argues America isn't any better than Iran because "we've killed a lot of [Iranians] as well"
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I was born and raised in Iran and lived there until 7 years ago.
Every morning at school, before class, we stood in lines, someone recited verses of the Quran, then we had to chant “Death to America” and “Death to Israel”, and only then went to our classrooms.
I’ve been living in the US for 7 years. Never once have I heard anyone say “Death to Iran.”
Insane exchange. Newly elected Democrat Adam Hamawy refuses to call Iran an adversary.
BROWN: Do you see Iran as the adversary?
HAMAWY: "We pushed them into a fight"
BROWN: But are they the adversary?
HAMAWY: "We should be making friends"
BROWN: They've been saying "death to America" for decades
HAMAWY: "We've been saying 'death to Iran'"
BROWN: They've killed a lot of Americans
HAMAWY: "And we've killed a lot of them"
BROWN: So you don't see Iran as an adversary?
HAMAWY: "I see that we are pushing Iran into a fight"
Nick Vipperman retweeted
Insane exchange. Newly elected Democrat Adam Hamawy refuses to call Iran an adversary.
BROWN: Do you see Iran as the adversary?
HAMAWY: "We pushed them into a fight"
BROWN: But are they the adversary?
HAMAWY: "We should be making friends"
BROWN: They've been saying "death to America" for decades
HAMAWY: "We've been saying 'death to Iran'"
BROWN: They've killed a lot of Americans
HAMAWY: "And we've killed a lot of them"
BROWN: So you don't see Iran as an adversary?
HAMAWY: "I see that we are pushing Iran into a fight"
Nick Vipperman retweeted
🚨 Van Jones Admits Democrats Conned American Voters Leading Into the Midterms ☠️
The clip is from CNN’s The Source with Kaitlan Collins, aired Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, two days after the midterms. The “con” framing comes from how he told it: grinning, “Now it can be told,” and “Don’t get mad at me, I was given permission to reveal this.”
Here’s what he actually said, verbatim from the transcript:
“Now it can be told. How did we win the narrative on affordability? Was it just these nice little Democrats out there running for office...? No. The Republicans never figured out what we were doing. There’s something called the American Accountability Network, tens of thousands of online humans, not bots, coordinated to make the affordability message a winning message online. 32.5 million people hit on Instagram every day. 88.8 million hit on Twitter, X, every single day. And 185 million Facebook hits every single day. And they never figured it out. The Republicans could not understand it wasn’t bots. It was actual human beings.”
And the core of the admission:
“Driving the kitchen table affordability message and tying that to Democrats on a positive and Republicans on a negative... They couldn’t get any traction on these cultural war issues anymore because we figured out how to get around all that.”
He then described it as “the most effective online organizing campaign,” said it “flew under the radar screen, never been told before,” and confirmed it isn't going away — it will “continue to push for kitchen table issues and hold our Democratic lawmakers accountable.”
What’s genuinely damning
- The message discipline was industrial, not organic. Everything was “unaffordable,” and it was always the GOP’s fault — regardless of what the actual price data said that week.
- He admits the volume was the point. Culture-war terrain where Democrats were losing (border, trans sports, crime) got buried under sheer output rather than argued.
- The scale claims are big: tens of thousands of coordinated humans, hundreds of millions of daily impressions.
Understand, nothing about the Iran war changed on Wednesday morning following the election. The fear just evaporated on schedule. If the crisis was as existential as the messaging implied, prices shouldn’t have collapsed the moment the election ended, but they DID!
The strongest version of the critique comes from the market reaction, not the transcript. Brent fell 8.7% in a single day, and WTI dropped 13% in the week right after the votes were counted, with crude down near $87 — the worst week since COVID — even though inventories fell and tankers were still getting hit near Hormuz.
America was gaslit once again. 🤡
Nick Vipperman retweeted
Gina Hinojosa spent her whole campaign pretending she cared about your grocery bill. Then the second she could legally file, she and her Democrat House majority went straight for your Second Amendment. Twenty-plus bills in one day. Red flag orders that let a judge take your guns on an allegation, no hearing, no crime, twenty-four hours to surrender. A felony for handing a rifle to your own kid who's eighteen. Background checks on private sales between family members. And a bill to let cities override state gun law. This isn't legislation. This is a declaration of war on law-abiding Texans, and they filed it before the voters even swore them in. You wanted Hinojosa. Congratulations. This is the product.
🚨 HOLY SMOKES: Texas Democrats just filed nearly 20 bills to impose SWEEPING new firearm restrictions — on the VERY FIRST DAY they could ‼️
Days after winning the Texas House and the governor's mansion for the first time in DECADES, they went STRAGIHT for Second Amendment rights
They include:
- SB 80: Ban on "assault weapons," including possession
- HB 173 and others: FELONY to transfer many semiautomatic rifles to adults under 21
- HB 712: Lets cities and counties chip away at statewide gun protections
- HB 613: Background checks on private gun sales
- HB 659: Dealers must report people who buy multiple guns or magazines
HB 218 would also repeal the 2025 Texas law that BANNED red flag orders.
The only thing standing in the way right now is the Republican Texas Senate!
HOLD THE LINE, PATRIOTS.
THIS is what Democrat control looks like. Texas, you were warned. Turn red in the next election 🟥
Nick Vipperman retweeted
Made the most of our opportunity.
#GoIrish☘️
Tomorrow is Veterans Day, and I’m thinking of two young men from my family who never got to come home.
James C. Flippin was my Nannie Vipperman’s “favorite brother.” He was a private in the 179th Infantry, 45th Infantry Division, and he was killed in action in Italy on May 30, 1944. He was only 20 years old. Our family has always said he fell at Anzio. My grandmother loved him so much that she named my Uncle James C. Vipperman after him. I still remember the memorial picture honoring him hanging in an upstairs bedroom of my Great-Grandmother’s home.
Joseph Herman Vipperman was my grandfather Willie Leon’s older brother. He served as a Seaman Second Class in the U.S. Navy aboard the destroyer USS Warrington. On September 13, 1944, the Warrington went down in a hurricane in the Atlantic, and Joseph was lost at sea at 25. He has no grave, but his name is carved on the East Coast Memorial in New York, and there is a stone in his memory in Stuart, Virginia.
Two families from Patrick and Henry County gave sons in the same year. My grandparents married that September, carrying that grief with them. I’m grateful for them, and for every veteran who served and every family that waited at home. Thank you. To my Father as well who served and many others. God bless you. You are the reason we fight to defend this country from its enemies foreign and domestic.
“Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” John 15:13
#VeteransDay #NeverForget
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Hey @ReceDavis. Tonight, could you please ask @HunterYurachek which team ranked ahead of ND has a better signature win than @NDFootball? And if he mentions the “controversial call“ in the end zone, could you please point out that the end of the BYU game was confirmed as controversial?
Do not let him off the hook with his Word salad garbage. Make him produce some logic to the rankings.
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Easter isn’t even a federal holiday. Stop electing people to power who hate God and hate America.
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Why is the public celebration of Muslim officials being elected to office considered ‘good,’ while the public celebration of Christian officials being elected is labeled ‘dangerous Christian nationalism’? The media is driving a narrative, and we need to wake up.
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If you tolerate Islam, Islam will grow.
Once Islam grows, it will never tolerate you.
The sooner you understand, the better.
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Something @HouseGOP already voted to do in July, when we passed the Stop Insider Trading Act.
All 218 Republicans voted yes. 198 Democrats voted no, including you.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The Stop Insider Trading Act passed the House 232-198 with all Republicans voting yes. It combined a ban on new stock purchases by lawmakers and families with a voter ID provision and did not pass the Senate.
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The ACC replayed the Notre Dame - Miami game on repeat last December and openly campaigned for Notre Dame to get left out of the playoffs but Miami fans think the ACC officials screwed them over on Saturday and spent all day Sunday complaining about it.
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Oil crashed the day after Democrats took Congress. Then Van Jones went on CNN and admitted the quiet part out loud.
The day after the election, Brent crude fell 8.7% in a single day. WTI fell 13% on the week. Worst week for oil since COVID. Nothing about the war changed overnight. Only the election ended.
And it is still falling this morning. WTI is down near $87 a barrel. Tankers are still getting hit near the Strait of Hormuz. But the fear is gone, right on schedule.
The official story is that traders think a Democrat Congress will force Trump to end the Iran war. Maybe. Hold that thought.
Because then Van Jones went on CNN and bragged about how they did it. His exact words: 'The Republicans never figured out what we were doing.'
Jones said Democrats ran something called the American Accountability Network. Tens of thousands of real people. Not bots. Coordinated to post the same message, everywhere, every day.
And the message never changed. Everything is unaffordable. Gas costs too much. And it is all the Republicans' fault. Jones said they tied kitchen table pain to Democrats on a positive and Republicans on a negative.
The scale he claimed: 32.5 million hits a day on Instagram. 88.8 million on X. 185 million on Facebook. That is not a campaign. That is a flood. And it was aimed at your gas tank.
This was not some random group either. The network's own partner list includes the DNC, the DCCC, the DSCC, MoveOn, the AFL-CIO and the SEIU. The whole machine, working one message.
So here is the question people are asking now. If the crisis was real, why did oil fall off a cliff the morning after the votes were counted? Inventories actually went down that week. Less oil sitting around usually means higher prices. Prices crashed anyway.
They did not win on policy. They won on volume. They manufactured a crisis, pointed it at your gas tank, and flooded every feed in America until it worked. And Jones said the network is not going away.
What were you paying for gas on Election Day?
