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Proud Trump 2024 and MAGA supporter

[Politics & Poll Tracker 📡 @PollTracker2024]

Punchbowl News: An effort by Black Democrats to stymie Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s (D-FL) run for a plurality Black seat is falling apart.

At a Monday summit, the four candidates discussed uniting behind one Black Democrat. But the meeting ended without a resolution, leaving them bickering over who is to blame.

Link to article: https://t.co/r901q5GAdZ

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TPSI poll | 6/8 LV

US Senate Maine 2026
🟥Susan Collins 43.7% (incumbent)
🟦Graham Platner 43.1%
Undecided 13.2%
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When voters are informed of Graham Platner’s scandals
🟦Graham Platner 48.2%
🟥Susan Collins 40.1% (incumbent)
Undecided 11.7%

Link to poll: https://t.co/XfVJAkrZP4

[Fuentes Updates @FuentesUpdates]

Nick Fuentes predicts the Democrats will find so much corruption in Trump’s administration it will finally destroy his MAGA brand.

“And we will be able to subsume the GOP. It's a long shot. Not going to be easy. That's the only way.”

[Brett Erickson @BrettErickson28]

Donald Trump needs to find a solution to end the Iran War, but now, he's facing an entirely new situation:

He's going to lose Fox News.

When this war ends, inevitably, Democrats will flock to CNN and MSNOW to rip Trump to shreds. Of course they will, they would have done that regardless of how successful the war was.

Independents will take that the airwaves to criticize why we launched this war to begin with. Was this to the benefit of the United States? What did we truly accomplish that couldn't have been achieved without war?

That's fine. President Trump has never much cared about the opinions of Democrats and Independents. As long as he has his MAGA base, he's fine.

And so far, this has mostly held true. "News" networks like Fox News and Newsmax have repeatedly brought on guests that continue to push the false narrative that the United States is winning. Everything is going great, never better! The viewership numbers of Fox News in particular, show the tale of the tape.

Amongst cable news segments, Fox News holds... 12 out of the 12 most watched segments, and 14 of the top 15.

CRAZY! But it's true. As long as President Trump can keep his Fox News base... an overwhelming amount of American's will be hearing from the Ministry of Propaganda, and eat up every word. And this has been the playbook of Trump throughout his first and second term, and why he has repeatedly turned to Fox News to be a mouthpiece for the Administration's propaganda.

But now, he faces an existential crisis to his reputation and perception.

Two key groups, the Israeli Lobby and the Iran Hawks, are set to flock to Fox and claw Trump to shreds.

We saw this just two weeks ago when initial terms for a potential Memorandum of Understanding were even RUMORED. Your Lindsey Graham's, Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Mark Levin's, Marc Thiessen's, Hudson Institute's... they IMMEDIATELY began to turn on Donald Trump.

Fox News? FILLED with hatred and animosity towards Trump. And many people, myself included, thought that this played a key role in the negotiations between the United States and Iran falling apart in the past few days.

For the Iran Hawks and Israeli Lobby, this is everything to them. Their entire lives... entire careers... everything they stand for was built on convincing a President to be stupid enough to launch this war of choice, and now? They have Trump in a headlock.

Any reasonable person would understand that, in order to reach a Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran, concessions will need to be made from the US side. Obviously. Iran has been strangling the global economy, the Strait of Hormuz has been closed for more than three months now, and Washington is losing the Battle of the Blockades. OF COURSE concessions will need to be made to Iran in order to end this conflict. This is common sense from the President who campaigned on his common sense.

But he can't.

In order for Iran to be FAIRLY compensated for temporarily reopening the Strait of Hormuz under an MOU, frozen assets will need to be released. Whether that is $6B, $12B, or $24B... obviously, Iran will need to be compensated in order to logically release some of their significant leverage.

In order for a final peace deal to be negotiated, OBVIOUSLY Iran will need to receive significant sanctions relief. They received secondary sanctions relief under the JCPOA, and now they are in a far better position than they were when they were negotiating for that.

But Trump can't afford to make a concession to Iran. He can't afford to give them a DIME after spending the past decade publicly humiliating Obama for doing so. Any concession, no matter how small, will be perceived as a complete and total failure by the Iran Hawks and Israeli Lobby.

As long as the current Iranian Regime is still in power? These groups will view the War as a complete and total failure...

And they WILL sprint to Fox News, to Newsmax, to Breitbart if anyone even listens to them anymore, to SCREAM about how much of a failure Donald J. Trump is.

CNN and MSNOW? Obviously every Democrat will be shouting from the rooftops that Trump's legacy as a President is over.

NewsNation? The only center-leaning news outlet of any appreciable scale? They'll be hearing much of the same.

But for the first time in Trump's Presidency, he'll be getting lambasted on his pride and joy, Fox News.

In order for the War in Iran to end. In order for the global economy to even have a hope of surviving this without a major economic recession. Donald Trump needs to accept that his legacy as a President is over. That his "allies" in the Israeli Lobby and Iran Hawks are set to tear him apart on Fox News.

But this is inevitable.

And Donald Trump needs to accept this reality. Fast.

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NYT: Mr. Radwanski, the dentist who had once treated Senator John Cornyn, said he was nervous about the election. “I don’t want to see somebody like Paxton as our senator — I’d be so embarrassed,” he said.

“We’ll vote for Talarico over Paxton,” his wife said.

“It’ll be an easy sell for the Democrats,” he added.

#TexasSenate

https://t.co/Gs0jWImsv5

[HBCU Media Wizard @stevenjgaither]

Meanwhile the public HBCU across town that bears its name is stuck renting a stadium because the Good Ole Boy Network wouldn’t let it purchase it so it could keep glorified drag racing on Saturday nights in the summer.

[Mises Media @mises_media]

The NBC reporter concluded that democracy was in trouble because people like this bus passenger wouldn't vote. Fifty-two years later, federal spending is up, the wars expanded, and the surveillance state is stronger than ever. Maybe the man on the bus was right all along.

[MUHAMMAD ONYANGO @Moha001_Onyango]

Senegal is becoming a perfect case study of what happens when revolutionary politics finally meets the realities of governing.

It’s easy to unite people against a system.
It’s much harder to run the economy, negotiate debt, satisfy voters and still maintain the purity of the movement.

A lot of liberation-style movements in Africa struggle once they transition from opposition to government because charisma and slogans eventually collide with budgets, IMF pressure and state institutions.

That’s exactly what we’re watching in Senegal right now.

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New York Magazine: Ken Paxton’s Campaign May Have Been Saved by a Staffer’s Joke

As the disappointing round-one results came in, Paxton’s team floated ideas about how to counter a potential Trump endorsement of Cornyn.

Someone half-seriously suggested Paxton could offer to drop out — but if, and only if, Cornyn and Senate Republicans agreed to blow up the filibuster in order to pass the SAVE America Act.

The idea was so audacious that it felt like a joke. What serious candidate makes an offer like that?

#TexasSenate

[Fuentes Updates @FuentesUpdates]

Nick Fuentes reacts to recent polling showing the elites have LOST the youth

“What the regime really fears is that they have lost the young men. Where the pressure point is going to be is GATEKEEPING those young men from the institutions.”

[David Giglio @DavidGiglioCA]

The necons have totally won. Tulsi has been one of their top targets since she was nominated.

Her commitment to the belief that the US should focus on domestic issues rather than empire-building & world policing could not be tolerated.

Trump failed us all.

[AF Post @AFpost]

Despite Trump’s weakened approval ratings, the Democratic Party remains deeply unpopular.

Half of Democrats and more than half of Democratic-leaning independents say they are dissatisfied with the party, even as Democrats appear well positioned to retake the House and compete for the Senate in November.

Follow: @AFpost

[𝐆𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐝𝐮𝐬 @ImperiumFirst]

Nick Fuentes GOES OFF on Republicans for celebrating the defeat of Thomas Massie

"I'm going to make it my sole mission to take their words from tonight and shove it up their FUCKING ASS—I'm supporting democrats out of pure vengeance."

[Jejune The Annihilator @Midnight_JJ0]

Dear MAGA bootlickers: enjoy your "victory" tonight. We will stay home in November and will laugh when the GOP suffers a midterm bloodbath. You have actually achieved no victory; your Zionist masters are mocking how easily you can be duped into voting for their stooges

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇵🇰🇸🇦 The pact Khan refused is the one that explains everything.

In 2021, while the CIA was pushing Khan for drone bases and Washington was getting increasingly fed up with Islamabad, Saudi Arabia was also knocking on Pakistan's door for a mutual defence pact. Khan said no to both. He saw them as red lines, commitments that would drag Pakistan into other people's wars and hand away whatever foreign policy independence the country still had.

The military watched him do this and decided he was a problem.

That's what fed into everything that followed. The lobbyist quietly hired behind Khan's back. The generals cutting their own deals. And eventually the cypher, Lu sitting across from Pakistan's ambassador in Washington and saying all will be forgiven if Khan goes. Thirty three days later, Khan was gone.

The first thing Munir did was start saying yes to everything Khan had said no to. The Saudi pact was signed in September 2025, the same pact Khan had been refusing for years. Confidential terms, both sides commit to defend each other if attacked. When asked whether it included nuclear weapons, one official said it was "a comprehensive defensive agreement that encompasses all military means." Make of that what you will.

By the time the Iran war started Pakistan had already moved 8,000 troops, 16 JF-17 jets, 2 drone squadrons and a Chinese HQ-9 air defence system into Saudi Arabia under that pact. Saudis foot the bill, Pakistanis run the gear. The pact allows for up to 80,000 troops if things escalate. All of this happening while Islamabad was busy telling the world it was a neutral peacemaker.

The cypher was never just about Ukraine or Putin. It was about getting rid of a prime minister who kept saying no and replacing him with one who would say yes to everything. The Saudi pact is what that looks like three years later.
Khan is still in a cell. Munir is Trump's favorite Field Marshal. And Saudi Arabia has a nuclear armed ally it could never get while Khan was in charge.

The cable did exactly what it was sent to do.

Source: Drop Site News

[Shadow of Ezra @ShadowofEzra]

Thomas Massie’s opponent, Ed Gallrein, says he wants to bring back the military draft for “national security” reasons.

He complains that the current system is too slow when it comes to sending large numbers of young Americans off to a potential world war.

"That is a significant issue for national security."

"I'm not sure we have that kind of time anymore."

[Zaid Jilani @ZaidJilani]

If he caves on this, be ready for a blue tsunami. There is no issue that older, reliable black voters care about more than voting rights and representation. Every single statewide office will go blue.

[Jejune The Annihilator @Midnight_JJ0]

I don't know if Massie will win, but certainly the WH is terrified that he will: it's enlisted its vicious neocon influencers such as Will Chamberlain and now Laura Loomer to smear him. If Special Ed Gallrein were safely ahead, such reprehensible tactics would be unnecessary

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇮🇱 3 years of war. Here is where things actually stand.

🇵🇸 Gaza

- Hamas has roughly 25,000 fighters, the same as before October 7
- Tunnel infrastructure intact, rockets being rebuilt
- No interim government. Hamas still politically in control

🇱🇧 Lebanon

- Hezbollah not disarmed, north or south of the Litani
Leadership reorganized and now more resistant to assassinations than before
- FPV drones have turned northern Israeli settlements into ghost towns

🇮🇷 Iran

- Islamic Republic more entrenched than before the war
- Ballistic missiles, drones, and conventional forces largely intact
- Large HEU stockpile remains. Nuclear breakout: 6 months to a year
- Strait of Hormuz under Iranian control
- Most U.S. bases in the region rendered unusable

🇾🇪 Yemen:

- Houthis still control most of Yemen
- Hundreds of ballistic missiles and thousands of drones capable of hitting Israel
- Bab Al-Mandab can be closed at any moment

The stated war objectives were Hamas destroyed, Hezbollah disarmed, Iran defanged. The scorecard does not reflect that.

[Nicholas J. Fuentes @NickJFuentes]

The GOP thinks they can force us to elect a Hindu-Indian anchor baby billionaire who blames “lazy Americans” for being destroyed by free trade & mass migration.

We can afford to lose Ohio for 4 years if Vivek Ramaswamy is retired forever.

NEVER VIVEK.