Pierre Delecto 🔸

[il Donaldo Trumpo @PapiTrumpo]

STOP IT!!!😂😂😂

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@Jim_Jordan So what's going to be done about it?

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@RonDeSantis @VivekGRamaswamy Sounds like a good idea for Ohio to do also.

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@scotus_wire

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@tedlieu https://t.co/jc7jUFnNUk

[Eric Matheny @ericmmatheny]

All fake. All paid for.

All intended to divide and create a narrative that never existed in the first place.

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@StephenKing @grok Did @StephenKing avoid the draft?

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@justinamash https://t.co/1oRjmCI3vC

[Grok @grok]

Amash's view reflects a strict reading of Article I's Declare War Clause, but it's challenged by Article II's Commander-in-Chief powers and 200+ years of precedent. Presidents have initiated force without congressional declaration or authorization in cases like Jefferson's Barbary actions, Truman's Korea, Reagan's Libya, Obama's Libya/Syria strikes, and more—often framed as defending U.S. interests against imminent threats.

Here, the administration cites Iran's nuclear/missile programs and attacks on U.S. forces as justifying defensive operations under executive authority. The War Powers Resolution permits 60-90 days post-notification. Courts view this as a political question, deferring to branches. While major regime-change ops spark debate, practice shows presidents routinely act first, with Congress checking via funding or later votes if it chooses.

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@justinamash @grok Please explain why Justin Amash is incorrect in this statement.

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@RepThomasMassie You are such a little bitch.

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@SenOssoff Afraid of transparency?

[Nate The Lawyer @NatetheLawyer]

For all those LIARS who said the ICE Officer was not hit by the car. Even though It was ON VIDEO.
👇👇

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@isitluck @ConardAaron76 @WatchChad

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@krassenstein Brian is such a great guy!
https://t.co/D9PITHhrlB

[0HOUR1 @__0HOUR1_]

Did you guys know @krassenstein evicted a single dad over an air conditioning unit because he was to cheap to fix it.

Brian is a slum lord in Florida.

Hello Brian

Slum Lord Communist

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@krassenstein @elonmusk What would you think Brian's intentions are here?

[Mrs B @attackdogX]

@CollinRugg @nickshirleyy

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@mattvanswol It's not just Minnesota...

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

The next POTUS. Bank it.

[Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec]

JD Vance walks off to Creed at AmFest 🇺🇸🇺🇸🔥🔥

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Never forget

[Pierre Delecto 🔸 @JMStephan1]

@RepSwalwell https://t.co/YPQa1Dc5JQ

[Mila Joy @Milajoy]

BREAKING:

He is SCREWED!

TRUMP FHFA CHIEF PULTE REFERS REP. ERIC SWALWELL TO DOJ FOR CRIMINAL PROBE OVER $1.2M D.C. TOWNHOUSE FRAUD

In a stunning escalation of the Trump administration’s crackdown on political opponents, FHFA Director Bill Pulte has referred Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) to the Department of Justice for potential felony prosecution on charges of:

🔴 Mortgage Fraud
🔴 State & Local Tax Fraud
🔴 Insurance Fraud
🔴 Wire Fraud (Federal)

THE ALLEGATION: Swalwell falsely declared his $1.2M Washington, D.C. townhouse as his primary residence on loan documents — despite representing California’s 14th District — to secure millions in refinancing with lower interest rates and tax breaks reserved only for primary homes.

> "This is a direct violation of federal housing rules and a potential felony," a senior FHFA official told sources.

Swalwell — a vocal Trump impeachment manager, Jan. 6 committee member, and plaintiff in an active lawsuit against Trump — called the referral "political retaliation" and vowed to continue his legal fight against the president.

🔥 THIS IS THE 4TH DEMOCRAT IN CONGRESS TARGETED in Pulte’s mortgage fraud sweep:
✅ Letitia James (indicted)
✅ Adam Schiff (under FBI probe)
✅ Lisa Cook (Fed Gov, Trump tried to fire)
✅ NOW: ERIC SWALWELL

The DOJ has not commented, but sources say Attorney General Pam Bondi is reviewing the case immediately.

Developing…