VeteransCCW -Car (deez) Nut -Gun (deez) Nut🌺

PTSD sucks, #22aDay, #988 +1, #SupportOurVeterans, #NavyCorpsman #GoNavy

[VeteransCCW -Car (deez) Nut -Gun (deez) Nut🌺 @CcwVeterans]

So who’s tuning into EMU football next year just to hear the announcers? 🤣🤣

[VeteransCCW -Car (deez) Nut -Gun (deez) Nut🌺 @CcwVeterans]

@TJandCasper Man, this shit is crazy John, I’m sure you have a lot of tales you could tell in your miles of journeys. Glad to hear the drivers son is OK, otherwise this would be a whole different story 🙏

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

Turns out that @LeaderJohnThune was totally projecting when he said the SAVE Act was an influencer campaign.

Senator John Thune is compromised by a company that literally exists to sell access to himself.

Pass it on.

[VeteransCCW -Car (deez) Nut -Gun (deez) Nut🌺 @CcwVeterans]

Words of wisdom

[RedWave Press @RedWavePress]

Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-NV): “Your main duty as America’s chief diplomat, is to maintain our relations with foreign nations. This is why I was shocked to see that you were at a party with President Trump in Miami instead of accompanying Vice President Vance to Pakistan for negotiations —”

Secretary of State Marco Rubio: “What party was I at? I was at a party?”

Jacky Rosen: “It is publicly reported, and there’s photos there.”

Marco Rubio: “But what party? No, no, no. If you’re gonna say that, I’m gonna answer it. I’m going to answer that question. Because that’s an absurd statement. I was not at a party.”

“If people are going to slander me, I’m gonna answer.”

Jacky Rosen: “Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, both of whom were never confirmed by this body to be America’s diplomats, accompanied the vice president to negotiations. Even Iran’s foreign minister was there. You were not. I just feel that’s embarrassing for us and embarrassing for you. So Mr. Secretary, Congress represents the American people. We have the power to confirm who represents America abroad. We confirmed you to be our secretary of state. We confirmed you to be in the negotiations that are happening. And it is just unthinkable to me that you are missing high-stakes negotiations or that you’re not involved. It is sad.”

Marco Rubio: “You are 100% inaccurate and 100% wrong. Here’s why: No. 1, The vice president of the United States was there. And he wasn’t confirmed by the Senate. He was elected by the American people. He was present. Mr. Witkoff is the envoy for negotiations for peace deals. Mr. Kushner is a private citizen who serves as an adviser on these functions. They were the team we sent to Pakistan. I was not at a party. Where I was, was next to the president. In the midst of these negotiations, I was in communications with them and in fact there is media reported on how multiple occasions I went into a back room and came back out and spoke to the president.”

“I was constantly updating him. I spoke to Mr. Kushner, our negotiating team on at least 6 occasions including twice on a secure line. You don’t know what you are talking about. I know your staff wrote up this cute statement but it is not true and it is not real. I am the national security advisor. A high-stakes negotiations so I can immediately inform about events occurring halfway around the world. I was where I needed to be at that moment.”

[VeteransCCW -Car (deez) Nut -Gun (deez) Nut🌺 @CcwVeterans]

@justmeagain34 Love it, have a good day

[VeteransCCW -Car (deez) Nut -Gun (deez) Nut🌺 @CcwVeterans]

@TonemanLives Thanks Toneman, the LeBron statements are truer than you think. Being from Akron, I lost all respect for him and his posse when they shit on a local business for over 10K and had Akron PD in their back pockets. Keeping it real my friend, have a blessed day!

[🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸 @Real_RobN]

And there it is:

The fix was in; the overthrow, the setup, and the cover-up.

Jan 6 video and damning details from Jan. 6 police officers that were hidden from public view.

Capitol Police lieutenant EXPOSES who was behind the setup of J6.

"On Jan. 6, everyone who walked on that grass right there didn't know they were breaking the law because all the restricted-zone signs had been taken down.

They were set up. That was deliberate."

Former Capitol Police Lieutenant Tarik
"TK” Johnson:

"If everybody was there for the purpose of violence, if everybody was there for the purpose of taking over the U.S. Capitol, we couldn't have stopped them because there were just too many people.

Yogananda Pittman was the person who was in charge of the setup." (Yogananda Pigman served as Assistant Chief of the United States Capitol Police and is now Chief of Police at the University of California, Berkeley.)

“J. Thomas Manger is the person leading the cover-up.”

(J. Thomas Manger became Chief of the United States Capitol Police after Pigman resigned and served in that role until his etirement in 2025.)

"When demonstrators and officers are going after each other, they need that. They love it because it takes the attention off Yo and Pittman and what Manger is doing."

"Right. They need the narrative of J6 to stay the same: a bunch of white, uneducated, violent Trump supporters attacked the Capitol in a violent insurrection. That's the narrative.
They've got to keep it that way until the end of next year.
Right."

"After the election is all over, then we can start finding out what really occurred because that's not what occurred. That's not what it was.

———

Capitol Police officers:

"They set us the fuck up. That's what they did."

“They set us up. They set us up. They set up 64."

"Oh, absolutely. Yeah. And then they asked y'all to come. Two hours later, they set us up. We didn't have a chance."

"Yeah, they did. The officers couldn't do anything. There weren't enough of us. Big time."

📝 Now you know why the January 6 Committee refused to allow Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund—who oversaw the entirety of Jan. 6—to publicly testify, and why he was fired on January 7th and replaced with Yogananda Pigman by Nancy f**king Pelosi.

[VeteransCCW -Car (deez) Nut -Gun (deez) Nut🌺 @CcwVeterans]

@Ansleysgarden @jabozoff Great Job @Ansleysgarden my wife and I went to Hunter Park, and it was a very long line but worth the wait. Madras on the other hand had a 3 1/2 hour wait at 10 am, and I’m told virtually no one got out of line.
Shout out to all the volunteers!

[VeteransCCW -Car (deez) Nut -Gun (deez) Nut🌺 @CcwVeterans]

RIP KYle Busch

NASCAR icon Kyle Busch dies at the age of 41 - via @ESPN Appc https://t.co/SzKiWgVCPh

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Georgia is basically turning into one large data center

Get ready for this, there is no legal obligation for data centers to disclose how much water they will be using

- Georgia currently has about 162 data centers already
- They have an additional 141 new data centers planned
- Combined these data centers will use 12+ GW or more of power, this is equivalent to the usage of 10 MILLION homes
- Combined water usage estimate of 35+ billion gallons per year or higher

Absolutely insane

There is no comprehensive federal requirement for data centers to publicly report detailed water usage.

A bill was introduced called “the Data Center Water and Energy Transparency Act” to mandate reporting of energy and water consumption to states and the EPA

This is an issue, here’s one example

The Quality Technology Services data center in Fayette County used 29–30 million gallons of water went unmetered and unbilled for months without initial detection. Residents complained about low pressure during drought conditions. The company later paid retroactively $150,000 but faced no fines

[Holly Kesler @HollyKesler]

The Chairman of the GA Republican Party has issued a statement on the denial of the GA State Election Board to attend Election Night reporting on Tuesday, May 19th, by the Secretary of State’s Office.

Georgia law (O.C.G.A. § 21-2-408) gives candidates and political parties the right to appoint poll watchers with access to polling places and tabulation centers, and the State Election Board (O.C.G.A. § 21-2-30) is charged with ensuring uniform, lawful, and transparent election practices.

Georgians deserve maximum transparency in our elections — especially this year. Brad Raffensperger, our current Secretary of State, oversees much of the state’s election administration and is now a candidate for Governor in the 2026 election.

The final aggregation and reporting of votes on Election Night should leave zero room for doubt. With a candidate overseeing the process that will determine his own race, Georgians have every right to demand even greater real-time visibility.

We call on Secretary Raffensperger to lead by example: open the Election Night Reporting Room to additional independent observers and the public so every step of tabulation and reporting can be seen.

Transparency isn’t optional — it’s how we protect trust in our elections.

Please call or email Secretary Raffensperger’s office TODAY and ask him to “Allow full observer access to the Election Night Reporting Room so every Georgian can have full confidence in the results.”

Your voice matters. Let’s ensure our elections exceed the minimum requirements of the law and earn the public’s complete trust!

Office: 404-656-2881
Email: https://t.co/MHn68GCD5T

[VeteransCCW -Car (deez) Nut -Gun (deez) Nut🌺 @CcwVeterans]

This lady dropping truth bombs

https://t.co/yAa2EazkAq

[mike bski @BskiMike22802]

President @BarackObama,

Small correction before we begin, and I say this as a science teacher who has spent a career explaining to teenagers why precision matters:

You used the phrase "our democracy" twice in one post. We are a constitutional REPUBLIC. Article IV, Section 4 guarantees every state "a Republican Form of Government." The word "democracy" does not appear in the Constitution even once. A man with a Harvard Law degree should know this. Unless the elevator does not go all the way to the penthouse anymore.

Now. The ruling itself.

Louisiana v. Callais (April 29, 2026) ruled AGAINST racial gerrymandering. The Court held that Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act cannot be used to compel states to draw districts sorted BY RACE -- because sorting voters by race violates the Equal Protection Clause of the very Fourteenth Amendment your party spent 75 days filibustering. The majority held that minority voters are entitled to "nothing less and nothing more" than what RACE-NEUTRAL criteria produce.

You described that ruling as allowing legislatures "to systematically dilute the voting power of racial minorities."

That is a straw man. Ignoratio elenchi. You described an outcome that is the precise OPPOSITE of what the Court said. The ruling enforces equal treatment regardless of race. Calling equal treatment a dilution of minority power is only coherent if you believe minority voters need to be SORTED and MANAGED by White Democratic politicians to have their voices heard.

And that brings me to the thing that is hanging over this entire conversation like a fog you cannot acknowledge.

THE 13TH AMENDMENT PASSED.

Black Americans are not your party's property. They do not need to be engineered into geographic boxes to vote. The premise underneath your post -- that without race-based redistricting mandates, minority communities cannot elect candidates they prefer -- is the same paternalistic condescension that has defined your party's relationship with Black Americans since the plantation.

Speaking of which.

The word "GERRYMANDERING" -- the very thing you are accusing the Court of enabling -- comes from Governor Elbridge Gerry. A Democratic-Republican. Your party's ideological ancestor. He carved up Massachusetts in 1812 for partisan advantage. So the word you are using as an epithet against this ruling is literally named after YOUR SIDE's invention. More confused than a chameleon in a bag of skittles.

Voter suppression? Let us talk about your party's actual record on that.

Poll taxes: DEMOCRAT innovation.
Literacy tests: DEMOCRAT innovation.
KKK as voter suppression paramilitary: DEMOCRAT affiliated.
Senator Robert Byrd, KKK RECRUITER: led a 14-HOUR personal filibuster against the Civil Rights Act of 1964. DEMOCRAT.
75 consecutive days blocking that bill: DEMOCRAT operation.

The 13th Amendment? Republicans.
The 14th? Republicans.
The 15th? Republicans.
The FIRST Black members of Congress? Every single one: Republican.

You invoked the Civil Rights Movement. The Civil Rights Movement marched against YOUR party's policies.

Rosa Parks was a registered Republican.

That march was FOR equal treatment -- not sorted, not managed, not geographically engineered. EQUAL.

Quinn's Law #2: "If you want to know what liberals are doing, pay attention to what they accuse conservatives of doing." You are accusing the Court of partisan manipulation of elections. Your administration IS documented partisan manipulation of elections. That is not irony. That is a confession.

Quinn's Law #5: "When liberalism conflicts with reality, reality must give way." The opinion is 51 pages. The Constitution is clear. Your post is emotional.

IF you agree -- LIKE, SHARE, and COMMENT:

Quote the sentence of the actual opinion that supports your characterization. I will wait.

JOIN Bski's Classroom on X or YouTube for more of this.

But what do I know -- I am only a science teacher and Army combat medic who reads primary sources instead of misrepresenting them to 58 million followers.

@JoJoFromJerz @GuntherEagleman @catturd2

#MAGA #Veterans #Trump

[VeteransCCW -Car (deez) Nut -Gun (deez) Nut🌺 @CcwVeterans]

@lavern_spicer I'm so sorry for your loss Lavern. Please accept my deepest condolences. My your husband's spirit rest in peace 🙏🏻