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"O, let America be America again—
The land that never has been yet—
And yet must be—the land where every man is free."
-Langston Hughes
The whole poem is beautiful and worth a read if you don't know it:
https://t.co/tf8F8UrHZt
MAGA, I need clarity on something that doesn’t add up:
Do we roll with Operation Warp Speed—the Trump-led push to get a safe, effective COVID vaccine out at record speed, which he called “one of the greatest achievements in American history”?
Or
Do we roll with the claim that Anthony Fauci “nefariously pushed through a dangerous vaccine” that “killed Americans” and “made millions sick”?
Because those two lines don’t line up. From the MAGA angle, which one am I supposed to be running with?
Now third bank (Capital One Financial, JPMorgan Chase, and Deutsche Bank) that has closed over 300 accounts flagged as being used for money-laundering.
It's clear that Donald Trump and his family are running an extensive criminal enterprise.
#GOPGreedOverPeople#VoteBLUE2026
He doesn't care anymore. It's just non-stop, in-your-face corruption.
The latest? If you pay Trump $100,000 a month, he will give you advance White House announcements on economic and trade policy.
An insider trading subscription service.
People will go to jail for this.
They lied about the whole thing and now admit the contractor screwed up the Reflecting Pool installation. And because they were in a rush to indict to please Trump, they presented false evidence to a grand jury. https://t.co/qk1RPaREZ4
Oh look, the Commerce Department quietly announced 7 new equity stakes in private companies.
Brought to you by the people fighting "communism."
https://t.co/D9XRML3izw
United & Delta donated $1M → Trump ended flight cancelation compensation rules.
TurboTax parent donated $1M → Trump killed free tax filing.
Toyota donated $1M → Trump canceled CFPB refund order for overcharged borrowers.
It’s a pattern of corruption that costs you money.
If you heard that someone poured scalding hot water on his wife, put a gun to her head, and broke his two year-old daughter's collarbone, you'd think the person would be in prison, but you were wrong. That is Rep. Max Miller who has full support of House Republican leadership!
If you're wondering what party will help you keep your Social Security benefits and which one is trying to take them away, this is a Republican on the Senate floor TODAY:
Adam Kidan was ordered to pay $21.7 million in restitution for wire fraud and conspiracy in a major casino boat scam.
Sentenced to nearly 6 years. Served about half.
He donated over $270,000 to Trump’s committees and hosted a fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago.
July 2026: full pardon. The remaining restitution was wiped clean.
Michele Fiore raised $70,000 to build a statue for a Las Vegas cop killed in the line of duty. She spent it on cosmetic surgery, her rent, and her daughter’s wedding. A jury convicted her in two hours. Trump pardoned her before she was ever sentenced.
The Energy Department's own lawyer put this in writing. Two hundred eighty-three of the two hundred eighty-four grants Trump's administration canceled last October hit states that voted for Harris and have two Democratic senators. Not most of them. Two hundred eighty-three out of two hundred eighty-four. The filing states plainly that none of the cancellations were based on any programmatic, statutory, cost reduction, or performance factor.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright told Congress under oath in June that no decisions were made on politics. This filing says otherwise, in the department's own words, filed by the department's own lawyer. Grid upgrades in California and Oregon. Methane leak reduction in Colorado. Clean hydrogen hubs in the Pacific Northwest. All halted, while grants recommended for cancellation in Republican won states were left untouched.
Russell Vought's own social media post announcing the cuts called it Green New Scam funding fueling the Left's climate agenda, which is a fairly direct confession dressed up as a press release. This isn't Vought's first time conceding this in court either. The Energy Department already admitted in two prior cases that politics was a primary reason for cancellations, and a federal judge ruled those cancellations improper. What's different this time is the scope and the specificity, a documented, near total partisan pattern, acknowledged in writing to avoid a discovery process that might have surfaced even more.
Binance founder CZ pleaded guilty to money-laundering failures and his company paid a $4 billion penalty. Binance then became the biggest partner of Trump’s family crypto coin, holding most of its supply. In October 2025, Trump pardoned him. A law professor called it maybe the most corrupt pardon in American history.
🚨 DO YOU GET IT NOW!??!
1️⃣ August 1, 2018 — Democratic amendment for an extra $250 million in election security grants to States.
Sought additional federal grants for States to upgrade voting equipment and cybersecurity ahead of the 2018 midterms. This would have secured federal elections by giving States more resources to protect against foreign hacking and system vulnerabilities.
47 Republicans VOTED NO (only 1 Republican supported this).
SO DON'T EVER TELL ME DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT SECURE ELECTIONS.
2️⃣ June 27, 2019 — Securing America’s Federal Elections (SAFE) Act (H.R. 2722):
Required voter-verified paper ballots, cybersecurity standards for voting systems, domestic manufacturing of equipment, and grants for upgrades and audits. This would have secured federal elections by creating a paper trail for every vote, reducing cyber risks.
184 Republicans VOTED NO (only 1 Republican supported this).
SO DON'T EVER TELL ME DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT SECURE ELECTIONS.
3️⃣ March 3, 2021 — For the People Act (H.R. 1):
Expanded automatic/same-day registration, early and mail voting, independent redistricting, campaign-finance rules, and some election-administration measures. This would have secured federal elections by expanding access, reducing barriers, standardizing practices, and increasing transparency.
209 Republicans VOTED NO.
SO DON'T EVER TELL ME DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT SECURE ELECTIONS.
4️⃣ June 22, 2021 — For the People Act (S. 2093):
This was the Senate version of the same bill above. It would have secured federal elections through expanded access, uniform standards, and greater oversight.
All 50 Republicans in the Senate VOTED NO.
SO DON'T EVER TELL ME DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT SECURE ELECTIONS.
5️⃣ August 24, 2021 — John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act (H.R. 4):
Would have restored and updated the Voting Rights Act preclearance formula so certain jurisdictions would need federal approval before changing voting rules. This would have secured federal elections by blocking discriminatory voting changes before they take effect.
All 212 Republicans VOTED NO.
SO DON'T EVER TELL ME DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT SECURE ELECTIONS.
6️⃣ October 20, 2021 — Freedom to Vote Act (S. 2747):
This was a narrower version of the bill above focused on national standards for early/mail voting, automatic registration, protections for election officials, and anti-subversion rules. This would have secured federal elections by creating consistent access rules and reducing opportunities for partisan interference.
All 50 Republicans in the Senate VOTED NO.
SO DON'T EVER TELL ME DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT SECURE ELECTIONS.
7️⃣ November 3, 2021 — John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act (S. 4):
This was the Senate version of the Voting Rights Act preclearance restoration. This would have secured federal elections by reinstating federal oversight against discriminatory changes.
48 Republicans in the Senate VOTED NO.
SO DON'T EVER TELL ME DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT SECURE ELECTIONS.
8️⃣ January 19, 2022 — Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act:
This combined the Freedom to Vote Act’s national standards with the John Lewis Act’s preclearance restoration. This would have secured federal elections by pairing expanded access rules with restored federal protections against discrimination.
All 50 Republicans in the Senate VOTED NO.
SO DON'T EVER TELL ME DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT SECURE ELECTIONS.
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The @GOP@HouseGOP@SenateGOP@Republicans really are NOT concerned with securing our federal elections.
ALL of these Democratic proposals would have provided better security, better standards, and better oversight over federal elections.
Absent from these Democratic proposals is the "voter ID" measure, but LITERALLY EVERY STUDY has proven there is NO NATIONWIDE VOTER FRAUD — by immigrants, non-citizens, or anyone else.
And yet, these Democratic proposals would have secured our elections. REPUBLICANS VOTED NO!!
BREAKING NYT:
Federal officials said in court documents that they halted billions of dollars in funding for energy projects to states "based solely" on whether they backed Trump in the 2024 election.
https://t.co/Zo5EtEW4U2