Hussein Hirsi Ahmed, the finance minister of Jubbaland, Somalia, from 2021-2023, is rallying Somalis to vote in Lewiston, Maine.
Just a few days ago he was meeting with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Hannah Pingree (daughter to MECD1 Rep. Chellie Pingree). He has multiple money transmitter licenses on Lisbon St and just happens to rent to a bunch of Medicaid home health care agencies.
Here’s a pic of him Rep. Ilhan Omar while he was a Somali MP, and a few more of him ministering…
This is hilarious. A Republican goes undercover and exposes liberal who can't answer a single question about why she believes the things she believes in
This man is a Trojan horse lol
Anthony Albanese~ “We need to bring down the temperature”
Also Anthony Albanese~ “Smash her”
Anthony Albanese is the architecture of turning up the temperature
BREAKING: Here's the metadata for the dirt sheet Albanese shopped around against Australian MP Helen Haines in the weeks leading up to the far-left terror attack on her life.
Metadata says it was written in Word on an Australian Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C) system by the account "Lloyd, Joshua".
Joshua Lloyd is Deputy Director of Communications to the Prime Minister of Australia.
Great to know Josh spent 2 hours working on the document. Great use of my taxpayer money you bunch of fucking clowns. Thanks for toning down the temperature and uplifting the civility of our national body politic @AlboMP
I’m a man. And I’m a man who had a 15 minute conversation with Helen Haines 2 weeks ago. She is a woman of great character and integrity.
What about the men who stepped up? Performed the citizen’s arrest? Cared for her? Flew her to the Alfred?
We have a mental health crisis in Australia. Victoria is broke. The state isn’t addressing it.
What’s next? You will characterise this as a far right attack?
Shame on you Jane. Be more like Helen.
@bindybooo It’s fantastic. Just make sure you go direct to Starlink. DO NOT go through Telstra. They throttle the speed to 50MBPS. I routinely get close to 400 in central Victoria.