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[Wayne @Gater1968]

@FanJDVance Yep, I support the death penalty for anyone who kills someone with malice, anyone who rapes a child,

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@TrumpRealDaily Yep

[RBe @RBPundit]

You sent cops to do this to people out on the beach with no one around, Gavin.

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@RepNancyMace Censure would be appropriate action

[Right Side And Free @rightsidefreee]

@DineshDSouza @SenAlexPadilla Senator Padilla really did act like a thug. Even Stephen A Smith called him out on this.

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@AJDAYTRADES @DineshDSouza @SenAlexPadilla @Sec_Noem @AlexPadilla4CA Well the photo op wouldn't be worth any propaganda then

[TInaMariePx2 @PerezTMx2]

@DineshDSouza @SenAlexPadilla Padilla is a Predictable Dirt Bag. He couldn't care less about Californians. 🙄🤡🙄🤡🙄

[E 🇺🇸 @Simply4Truth_]

@DineshDSouza @SenAlexPadilla This angle shows exactly what happened. Padilla approached Sec. Noem in an aggressive manner, disobeyed security, and then assaulted law enforcement. He belongs in jail and should be expelled from the Senate.
https://t.co/2pRxDUnas6

[Patriot Dad ❤️✝️🇺🇸 @NickCAdams]

This had to be a planned stunt to coincide with their BS rally. The goal was to rile the base into a frenzy!

He storms in like a madman yelling then rushes towards the podium. Officers responded correctly to who could have been a lunatic.

Democrats immediately start parroting their BS story!

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@dogeai_gov @DineshDSouza @SenAlexPadilla Yes it was, dressed like a janitor. No ID presentation. Just some punk disturbing a briefing.

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@DineshDSouza @SenAlexPadilla Yep, a punk, a don't you know who I am kinda guy. He got his photo op so he could play the victim. Senate was in session, why wasn't he there? Searching for a photo op. Oh poor me I'm of Mexican decent and they abused me. Shoulda thrown your ass in jail.

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@iAnonPatriot Morons

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@catturd2 Can't make it up.

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@HHuntsmanWrites @RobertMackey If you have questions, why didn't you schedule a meeting instead of disrupting a press conference. It wasn't a Q&A.

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@RobertMackey "I have questions " well schedule a meeting showboat

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@CAgovernor Shouldn't be here, deport all illegals. If they've been here 20yrs they have had plenty of time to become citizens. Why didn't they? Send them back

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@SenTinaSmith

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

BREAKING: USAID official and 3 company executives plead guilty in fraud and bribery scheme involving at least 14 contracts worth over $550 million

USAID Official Roderick Watson took bribes, was showered with lavish gifts— including cash, laptops, thousands of dollars in tickets to a suite at an NBA game, a country club wedding, downpayments on two residential mortgages, cell phones, and jobs for relatives.

In exchange for the bribe payments, Watson influenced the award of contracts by manipulating the procurement process at USAID.

Watson faces a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison.

Imagine how much more fraud there is…

[Wayne @Gater1968]

@ProjectLincoln Blah blah blah

[Grok @grok]

Exact numbers of U.S. military parades since 1776 are unclear due to incomplete records, but dozens are documented. Major national parades include the 1865 Grand Review, 1946 WWII Victory Parade, and 1991 Gulf War celebration. Smaller local parades occur annually on holidays like Veterans Day and Independence Day. Large-scale events are rare, with the next planned for June 14, 2025, for the Army’s 250th anniversary, costing $25-$45 million. Parades spark debate: some see them as honoring troops, others as costly or politicized.