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[Ernest Bledsoe @PincheOgro1]

So, basically, 500 million Europeans expect 300 million Americans to protect them from 120 million Russians who can’t even defeat 40 million Ukrainians while those 500 million Europeans don’t even realize they are being conquered by 2 billion Muslims who claim they are being persecuted by 8 million Israelis. Is that about right?

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[Hon. Vickie Paladino @VickieforNYC]

There are a million clips like this now, of Democrats talking about their plans for total scorched-earth warfare against everyone on the right after they win.

Weird how there’s not one clip of them talking about their big plans to lower gas prices or make groceries more affordable.

You know, the things they ran on.

Spoiler alert — they have zero plan to do anything they campaigned on. There is no affordability agenda. They don’t care about gas prices. In fact they’ve spent the last few decades trying to shut down oil production entirely. Blue states have the highest energy prices in the country. They’re lying.

Their only plan is to use power to hurt the people they don’t like. You don’t even have to take my work for it, they’re talking about it nonstop.

[Ed Miyagishima @edmiyagishima]

I want to remind my Republican friends of what happened in 2018.

When @RonDeSantis defeated Adam Putnam in the Republican primary, some Republicans were frustrated, others were angry, and some even threatened to stay home.

Fast-forward eight years to 2026, and we’re hearing many of those same arguments again.

But here’s what I remember most about 2018: Republicans had serious disagreements, yet many ultimately came together around a shared vision for Florida.

Today, the questions facing our state are just as important.

Will Florida continue to prioritize individual freedom and parental rights?

Will our leaders defend fairness in girls’ and women’s sports?

Will they stand with our police officers, sheriffs, and the men and women who protect our communities?

Will they fight to keep Florida affordable for hardworking families?

These are the issues that shape our political priorities and guide my support for @ByronDonalds for Governor of Florida.

I respect those who see this race differently. But political disagreements should be about principles and policy, not personal grudges.

Florida First. Florida Always. 🇺🇸

#ByronDonalds #FloridaFirst #KeepFloridaFree

[Maine Wire Jon @MaineWireJon]

3 weeks ago I knew there was an issue.
I warned candidates.
Discussed with city officials.
The next week, it got worse. I reached out to local, state and federal officials.
That same week it got some national news attention, but totally ignored by local legacy media.
Then the redical left went on the attack. False attackers and lies.
We submitted a FOFA.
Now…a huge story…just days before election wraps up.
People talk a lot about wanting accountability, but don’t demand it.
Sad, actually.
A election has been compromised and Wednesday….I sure hope people don’t wake up and go…”what happened”??!

[Ilenetheone @Ilene1771367]

@SteveRob I did think that.

[Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸 @Bubblebathgirl]

Poland’s constitutional crisis is now a proxy fight between Washington and Brussels. It got violent on Friday.

Liberal Prime Minister Donald Tusk, backed by the EU, is trying to take control of the Constitutional Tribunal. The court is still led by holdover conservatives and is backed by President Karol Nawrocki, a Trump ally. A conservative president and court in Poland serve U.S. interests. The EU is supporting the effort to remove that leadership. That’s another reason U.S. taxpayers shouldn’t keep funding NATO and the UN when those bodies back governments working against American interests.

On Friday a liberal-aligned judge in Poland, Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, ordered a one-month suspension of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s holdover president, Bogdan Święczkowski. Korwin-Piotrowska claims this authority as the longest-serving judge under a temporary-suspension provision. Yet her own status is disputed. She was elected by the current pro-EU parliamentary majority, but Nawrocki has refused to swear her in. The existing Tribunal leadership rejects her as a legitimate judge and called the move to remove their president a coup. The court does not accept the suspension she declared. Police were deployed to the court building amid protests by PiS (Law and Justice) supporters. The holdover side, the conservative judges on the Constitutional Tribunal, is calling the whole thing a coup. The 15-member court still has a conservative majority among the judges the holdover leadership recognizes, but Tusk’s parliamentary majority has elected eight new judges this year. Nawrocki has refused to swear in five of them, so the two sides disagree on who even counts as a sitting judge.

The Constitutional Tribunal is Poland’s highest court on constitutional questions. It can strike down laws and has the final say on whether government actions are valid. Control of the court means control over what the constitution means in practice.

Unlike U.S. Supreme Court justices, Polish Constitutional Tribunal judges are not appointed for life. They serve single 9-year terms and cannot be re-elected. That fixed term makes the court easier to politicize. Nawrocki has blocked replacements because he does not want the court to become entirely liberal. Tusk’s government wants to replace the conservative-era judges with its own. The logic is the same one Democrats use when they talk about packing the U.S. Supreme Court—adding justices to put the court under political control.

Nawrocki was on a plane to Senegal and turned it around mid-flight after the suspension and police presence. He reportedly arrived back at the presidential palace in Warsaw. The EU has long treated the existing Constitutional Tribunal as illegitimate and favored Tusk’s side. Trump has treated Nawrocki as an ally. Both are now watching the same fight.

What we’re seeing in Poland is not a normal democratic process. Liberals are using a disputed judge to try to remove the country’s highest court’s conservative president. We’ve seen similar abuses of power by liberal judges recently in Brazil’s election and in the U.S. with lawfare. In Poland, when the court resisted the illegal removal of its president, police showed up. That’s the pattern when liberals do not get their way through normal institutions. It’s another reason they should not be trusted with power.

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

Wow.

Why am I not surprised the guy who said he “loves trans kids” allegedly has his email linked to a group sex fetish website?

Talarico Email Appears in https://t.co/20lVr3u0cO Data Leak Listing ‘Fetish’ and ‘Group Sex’ on Profile

Vote for @KenPaxtonTX!

They call him Talafreako for a reason!

https://t.co/v4xBdNZd5j

[Nate Friedman @NateFriedman97]

I am releasing my full documentary asking people who they're voting for at the University of Michigan.

In this video you'll hear students say that it is islamophobic to bring up Sayed's family connections to the muslim brotherhood.

You'll also hear from 2 best friends, one is voting Rogers the other is voting for Sayed. The one voting for Sayed that believes ICE are terrible and they're murderers said that she gets a lot of her views on ICE from classes. I looked into the U Michigan coursebook, in the coursebook I found the following classes:

1. Mathematics and Social Justice.
2. Introduction to Social Justice and Intergroup Relations
3. Community organizing for Social Justice
4. Gender based Violence from Theory to Action

There are countless more indoctrination classes taking place at Michigan. The Tishman family gave $11 million dollars to go toward these social justice initiatives but it is also a public university so you're paying for this as well.

You'll hear students acknowledge that Sayed's policies will be near impossible to pull off but that they love the messaging.

Full video in 4K below if you want to see why these students are voting for their candidate.

The best way to support my reporting is to subscribe on X.

[DocumentingLibs @USADocumented]

These two drivers were just put out of service at the weigh station — reportedly for failing English proficiency.

Minutes later, they're caught moving their bags from one truck into another… and heading right back out on the road.

"These same guys that should not be on the road are getting back on the road."
"This is proof of what's really going on out here."

Why aren't the companies hiring these drivers being held responsible?

[Glenn Beck @glennbeck]

The DSA and their far-left allies are laying out their real playbook, and @nataliegwinters brought us something today that every American needs to see.

She uncovered video of the far-left group Indivisible openly admitting that their main goal isn't just removing Donald Trump from office. After the midterms, they want to target EVERY mid-level staffer, every donor, and every corporation that ever supported a conservative to make sure they NEVER dare “step out of line” again:

“It's the most interesting permutation of 'democracy' that I've ever heard, where you throw all your enemies in prison. But I think the important thing here to remember with Indivisible... this is what they're saying publicly. That's not a secret tape. So, you know it's much worse behind the scenes.”

[Joe Oltmann @Joeoltmann]

A three star general sitting in a diner in Arlington with notes he took from a classified report, reading them out loud to a reporter who was writing a book… think about that for a second.

According to the internal investigation report Axios got its hands on, Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, the man running strategy, plans and policy for the Joint Chiefs, admitted to leaking classified information on Iran and Ukraine to two reporters at two different outlets over about a year, and a U.S. official says he acknowledged it on video after he failed four polygraphs. It started as early as June 2025, it ran through Signal, and when one of those reporters lost Pentagon access he just moved the meeting to the Silver Diner. Then there is the Signal thread about Iran that he says he deleted by accident… investigators don't buy that and neither do I.

Now keep in mind the part the press is skipping. When Hegseth fired him, the Joint Staff put out a statement thanking him for 32 years of distinguished service, and according to a U.S. official it was acting Army Secretary Adam Telle's office pushing for that warm send off to limit the fallout. They pulled it once the full picture came out. So who exactly were they protecting, and why was the first instinct to polish the general instead of protecting the country he swore an oath to?

Here is the reality. This is what institutional rot looks like up close, a man with stars on his shoulders who decided the press was his chain of command, and the report even says he admitted being one of the 20 officials quoted in a story trashing Pentagon leadership. Rank was supposed to mean something. Honor was supposed to mean something. He traded both for a few pages in somebody else's book.

How many more of them are still sitting in that building? You already know the answer.

DOJ has the referral. Charge him.

[Jonathan Turley @JonathanTurley]

...Just as the Times restores some of its earlier luster, CBS staffers appear to be rushing back to the lowest common denominator. Actively seeking a fake Dan Sullivan to confuse voters (and then lying about it) is not a major scandal? The idea that it is comparable to brothers running for different offices is perfectly bizarre.

[Jonathan Turley @JonathanTurley]

Fox is reporting that CBS's Face the Nation host Margaret Brennan was one of those objecting to pursuing the Peltola scandal. Brennan allegedly compared a decoy candidate to voters being confused by different Sununu brothers who have run for office... https://t.co/MApUbExtrQ

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

NEW:

Yesterday, Florida Democrat Gubernatorial nominee David Jolly sent Marc Elias’s law firm $20,376.20.

Since April, @davidjollyfl has paid Marc Elias nearly $46,000.

Looks like @TheDemocrats are gearing up to play games with the Florida Gubernatorial election on Tuesday.

Predictable. Everyone knows why Democrats like hiring @marceelias…

Cc: @ByronDonalds

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

My biggest concern is that if there is a clean sweep by Democrats of the House, Senate and Presidency in 2028, they will:

1. Make DC and Puerto Rico states to gain a strong majority in the Senate.

2. Open the borders and legalize everyone living in America illegally to cement a permanent majority.

3. Increase the size of the Supreme Court to gain an immediate majority.

This would result in America becoming a permanent one-party state and the end of democracy in any meaningful sense of the word.

All that is needed to ensure this doesn’t happen is 51 Republican senators in 2029. That is why you should vote for Republican senators this election. Other reasons are irrelevant compared to this one.

[Eduardo Bolsonaro🇧🇷 @BolsonaroSP]

Nun, ich habe noch nie erlebt, dass in einer Demokratie ein Richter des Obersten Gerichtshofs nur sieben Minuten nach Bekanntgabe des Wahlergebnisses die Beschlagnahmung des Reisepasses des unterlegenen Präsidentschaftskandidaten anordnet.

Zur Erinnerung: Schon zuvor hatte Lula Flávio während einer im Fernsehen übertragenen Präsidentschaftsdebatte unmissverständlich gedroht: „Du solltest vorsichtig sein. Du wirst deine parlamentarische Immunität (als Senator) verlieren, und die Ermittlungen gegen dich werden voranschreiten.“

Man sollte auch nicht vergessen, dass diejenigen, die es gewagt haben, die PT (Arbeiterpartei) herauszufordern, stets ein schlimmes Schicksal erlitten haben:

-2014: Eduardo Campos kam bei einem mysteriösen Flugzeugabsturz ums Leben.

-2018: Jair Bolsonaro wurde von einem ehemaligen Mitglied der linken Partei PSOL (Partei für Sozialismus und Freiheit) niedergestochen.

-2022: Bolsonaro „verlor“ die Wahl und wurde wenig später im Zusammenhang mit dem sogenannten Disney-Putschverfahren inhaftiert.

-2026: @FlavioBolsonaro musste am Tag nach der Bekanntgabe des Wahlergebnisses aus Brasilien fliehen.

Was ich hier geschildert habe, macht nicht einmal 10 % der politischen Verfolgung aus.

Aber wenn Sie das als Demokratie bezeichnen wollen, dann viel Glück!

Ich hoffe nur, dass diese Art von „Demokratie“ niemals Ihr eigenes Land erreicht.

[Peachy Keenan @KeenanPeachy]

"What radicalized you against all third world immigration?"

A billion of these stories:

[Ilenetheone @Ilene1771367]

@lukerosiak @realDailyWire You shouldn’t be paid to take care of a family member.

[Luke Rosiak @lukerosiak]

Daily Wire surveillance in PA shows that scammers know how to bypass the fraud prevention system of Medicaid "home care" & doing so has become so common that people aren't even trying to hide it. Refugees are billing $80k+ without lifting a finger. READ:

https://t.co/R1OAN5HjFE

[Luke Rosiak @lukerosiak]

The owner of Gaunley told me he'd have his staff investigate what was going on at this second house where Chhetri appeared to have a no-show home care job. Don't hold your breath: Guess who's the Gaunley employee in charge of verifying that home aides are where they're supposed to be: Dilu Monger, the very woman whose aunt was also apparently receiving no-show home care.