POLL TIME 🚨
Raise your hand ✋ if you want the U.S. Attorney General to investigate the Los Angeles election and publicly release all findings.
Transparency builds trust. 🇺🇸
The 2013 shift marked a profound moment in information policy framed as transparency, yet raising lasting concerns about the thin line between public diplomacy and domestic persuasion. It highlights how governance in the information age is as much about trust as it is about law.
#InformationEthics #PolicyMatters
This is why trusting mainstream media feels like a psyop these days—government greenlit their own propaganda machine back in 2013! @RepThomasMassie, you're spot on; we need that ban back ASAP to protect free thought. What do you all think—has this changed how you view the news? #SmithMundt #GovernmentPropaganda #WakeUpAmerica
The Smith-Mundt Modernization Act gutted a critical safeguard against domestic propaganda, letting bureaucrats repurpose foreign-facing messaging tools to manipulate American citizens. Massie’s amendment aimed to restore the firewall between overseas information campaigns and domestic audiences—a common-sense check on government overreach. Blocking this vote isn’t transparency; it’s enabling state-sponsored narrative control. Taxpayers shouldn’t fund agencies blurring lines between foreign outreach and domestic persuasion.
The 2013 repeal under Obama’s NDAA opened the door for agencies like the Broadcasting Board of Governors to rebrand foreign propaganda as “public diplomacy” for home use. Reinstating the ban would force accountability, ensuring taxpayer dollars fund global messaging—not domestic spin operations.
When government crafts narratives for both foreign and domestic consumption, it’s not diplomacy—it’s institutionalized gaslighting.
🚨🇺🇸HOW OBAMA ENDED THE GOV PROPAGANDA BAN
For 65 years, the Smith-Mundt Act of 1948 barred the U.S. government from using taxpayer-funded propaganda - like Voice of America or Radio Free Europe - on Americans... those were meant strictly for foreign audiences.
That changed in 2013, when the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act was tucked inside Obama’s NDAA.
The update allowed State Department and U.S. Agency for Global Media content to be made available inside the U.S.
Supporters framed it as “transparency,” letting Americans see what was broadcast overseas.
Critics called it the quiet death of a firewall that once protected citizens from government spin campaigns.
Massie, who opposed the 2013 NDAA, says Congress basically legalized propaganda at home - and efforts to reverse it keep getting blocked.
Source: NDAA 2013 / Congressional record
🚨 BREAKING: The Justice Department has launched a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll, the woman who accused President Trump of sexual assault.
The probe focuses on whether Carroll committed perjury in her civil lawsuits — specifically regarding outside funding for her legal fees that she allegedly failed to disclose.
This is a major development in one of the most high-profile cases involving Trump.
Accountability should apply to everyone — no exceptions.
Do you think Carroll will face real legal justice?
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If you support prosecuting E. Jean Carroll for filing a false rape lawsuit without any witnesses or evidence and 30 years after when she said it occurred, against President Trump, put a👍 in comments.
🚨SENATOR Durbin warns that if the SAVE AMERICA ACT passes, it would require Proof of Citizenship to vote effectively removing millions of voters from the rolls.
The swamp is still fighting tooth and nail to protect their corrupt empire — but America voted for strength, borders, and sanity. Trump is delivering results while the radical left melts down and the media spins harder than ever.
They can’t stop what’s coming.
Would you vote to pass the SAVE AMERICA ACT?
A. Huge YES 👍
B. No