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@DianeKrenzMN @Wikitube911 I just got smarter on X. Not being a criminal, I never knew how prevalent this was. I hope you take Mary to the cleaners!

[Minnesota Staff Fraud Reporting Commentary @Minnesota_DHS]

@peggyflanagan @BernieSanders Peggy Flanagan: What were you buying when you racked up expenses with a taxpayer funded credit card? Peggy spent $354,551 in just TWO YEARS using a state credit card. Peggy's staff also broke state rules by splitting large purchases using multiple cards.

[C3 @C_3C_3]

All 11 offer free healthcare to illegals and DO NOT require Voter ID:

DC
California
Illinois
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Vermont
Washington

These 11 account for:

144 Electoral College votes
143 House Seats
16 Senate Seats

The fraud is staggering…

[Jesusfreak @Jesusfreakgear]

@Wikitube911 @DianeKrenzMN The straw purchaser strawman. Just an excuse to add more nonsense gun regulations only because they can't ban them.

[Jesusfreak @Jesusfreakgear]

@Shabbosgoy Typical MNGOP. Turning off GOP voters to court the 'moderate democrats' here.

Hey genius(es)! DFLers are either rabid partisans, checked out (but vote blue no matter who), or fictional.

[Jesusfreak @Jesusfreakgear]

@JessicaTarlov Just a rage bait account. I wonder how many commies follow her for her well thought out insight on current events.

[ErikDPrince @realErikDPrince]

Off Leash update 22 July 2026

UKRAINE
•Pres. Zelensky heeded protesters' calls and fired his top general, Oleksandr Syrskyi.
•Syrskyi had clashed with ex-defense minister Mykhailo Federov over Federov's innovative (and, Syrskyi would say, disruptive) approach to war, and Syrskyi appeared to prevail when Federov was sacked last week.
•The decision to fire Federov proved deeply unpopular with Ukrainians who credit his drone program with turning the tide of the war in Ukraine's favor. Tens of thousands turned out for rare street protests calling for Federov's reinstatement and Syrskyi's removal, with slogans like "Fedorov is innovation, old grandpas are degeneration."
•They got their wish regarding Syrskyi's removal, but betting markets are placing only a 45% (but rising) chance on Federov being reinstated this week. Federov clashed with other members of the old guard besides Syrskyi, and reinstating him would build resentment among Syrskyi's supporters.
•That may be a price Pres. Zelensky is willing to pay to continue the momentum that Federov's drones won for Ukraine. Zelensky appointed a Federov ally as Syrskyi's replacement and promised to reinstate Federov in a "prominent position." Federov has said he wouldn't settle for any position ranking lower than his previous post.

SAUDI ARABIA
•The U.S. plans to announce a deal to allow Saudi Arabia to build a civilian nuclear program imminently.
•That won't sit well with Israel, which is perpetually concerned about its Arab neighbors using a civilian nuclear program as a stepping stone to developing nuclear weapons.
•Moreover, many in Israel see today's U.S.-Saudi deal as a snub to Israel, which - before the Oct. 7 attacks - reportedly hoped to trade its approval of a Saudi civilian nuclear program for Saudi diplomatic recognition. This deal forces Israel to concede its side of that trade for nothing in return.

INDIA
•India's youth-led protests for education reform risk spilling over into a broader movement criticizing Prime Minister Modi's government for its treatment of demonstrators.
•Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi joined in the criticism of Modi's government, and was arrested after staging a sit-in outside Modi's house and calling for Modi's removal over police brutality against protesters.
•Meanwhile, Modi's education minister - who was the main target of frustrated demonstrators - has barely addressed calls for exam reforms, saying only that he was "committed" to improvements. The protesters want him out.

DRC
•DRC's Pres. Tshisekedi acquiesced to the opposition's demands for an inclusive national dialogue under the oversight of the religious leaders who joined him in the room for his announcement.
•Seemingly appeased, opposition parties duly cancelled the protest they'd scheduled for today. To me, it seems strange that Tshisekedi's critics would be satisfied with the mere promise of talks while their chief grievance - Tshisekedi's "constitutional coup" to remain in power beyond his term - is still moving forward.

SOCIAL MEDIA
•France became the first European country to pass a social media age ban, with a new law restricting youths under 15 from accessing social media - or using cell phones in school - after classes resume in the fall. Somewhat ironically, Pres. Macron announced the new social media ban on social media.
•Australia was the first country to impose a social media ban for youth, and its ban hasn't been a resounding success. Early studies show that 85% of Australian teens under 16 were still using restricted social media platforms six months after they were ostensibly banned from them (the ban at least inspired some creativity: many teens reported using clever tricks like fake moustaches to skirt the ban).
•France's ban seems equally unlikely to work.

[Jesusfreak @Jesusfreakgear]

@DC_Draino Ummm. Unpopular opinion. Don't we have an @VP who knows these people? President of the Senate? Is he off his book tour?

[Jesusfreak @Jesusfreakgear]

@BreannaMorello Watch the news report and notice how the misdirection by local media creates the ignorance of the interviewees in the spot.

[Zak Williams @zakwilliams]

Happy 75th Dad!

Today I'm remembering your weirdness and your extraordinary capacity to love.

And for the folks out there who'd like to celebrate with me, go do something kind for someone. Make someone laugh. Put a little more good into the world.

Love you forever.

[Chris Martz @ChrisMartzWX]

Hi Letitia,

I am a meteorologist. Maybe I can be of some help here.

The wildfire smoke we have seen recently blanketing the skies across the central / eastern U.S. came from Canada. I attached an animation below on the left for your viewing pleasure.

Suing the Trump EPA is not going to stop forest fires any more than President Trump threatening to levy tariffs on Canada will stop them. In your case, the fires aren't our nation's problem, and in Trump's case, over 50% of fires in Canada are caused by lightning and because the majority of Canada's boreal forests are in remote locations that are difficult to access, proper forest management isn't easily feasible.

As for exceedingly high temperatures, what you are describing there is, well, summer. This your first year on Earth, lady? Summers are hot. They always have been. They always will be. And, in the case of unusual heat, the average number of heatwave events per year—defined as three or more consecutive days with daily maximum temperatures ≥90th percentile relative to 1991−2020 climatology (TX90p)—have decreased by 20.2% since the beginning of the 20th century (1994−2025 average minus 1901−30).

I am interested in scientific facts, not fairytales, and your frivolous suit should be dismissed in court no sooner than it is brought forward.

cc: @NewYorkStateAG

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Before this year ends, Grok Imagine will make a full-length movie of The Odyssey that is historically accurate and true to the art of Homer

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@martianwyrdlord I’m down

[Jesusfreak @Jesusfreakgear]

@GunloverClub1 I've heard them called 240G kisses.

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@RudyGiuliani @BoLoudon RUDY FOR AG!!!!!!!

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@NMoonitz Love the person in front of you. Not the person they were. Age steals the mind and body but not the soul.

[Jesusfreak @Jesusfreakgear]

@LeaderJohnThune Shut it down. Then resign en masse.

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@GuntherEagleman Cha ching.

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@nicksortor Sounds like disrupting a proceeding. I assume they will go to the DC jail for 18 months of pretrial confinement and then have the book thrown at them.

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@libsoftiktok @BillMelugin_