Sitting down?
There are 14,000 registered lobbyists that spend $5.08 billion per year bribing DC.
Stephen Miller just cut them out of the White House.
Wasted so much time not having him as Chief of Staff.
🚨 BREAKING: The US Supreme Court has ruled 9-0 that freight brokers can be held LIABLE if they negligently hire unsafe trucking companies — including those with ILLEGAL ALIEN and FOREIGN drivers who violate CDL rules and cause accidents
LFG! Start cracking down on the companies 🔥
The opinion, delivered by Barrett, confirms that federal law does not shield these brokers from state negligence lawsuits.
This will likely help force brokers into being MUCH more careful about which carriers they use, because they want to avoid lawsuits
PURGE THE CDL SYSTEM and hold all trucking companies liable!
Non-English foreigners all over the roads needs to end.
More on Nevada District 2... this chart shows how Flippo had an early lead, then the vote deductions happened (the lines go down) and when its all said and done Flippo is behind for the rest of the race.
The reported conspiracy to confuse voters in the Alaska Senate election has fractured confidence in our election system.
I expect full compliance with my requests for records about this alleged scheme and applaud the @FBI and @TheJusticeDept for their prompt review of this matter.
The American people cannot let this story slip through the cracks and we will continue to pursue this investigation vigorously to get to the truth.
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🚨 President Trump called out the "do-nothing Senate" this morning and asked them to pass a reconciliation bill.
That SAME DAY, Spineless John Thune sent them home on a 72-HOUR RECESS. 🤣
Ben Ferguson nailed it. Democrats are running out the clock with 60-hour delays, and Thune is HANDING THEM THE STOPWATCH.
He could keep every senator in Washington and make Democrats pay for their games. Instead he folded.
Some analysts say Republicans may not get the Senate back until 2032, and Thune is wasting the last seven weeks.
You're either fighting or you're not, and John Thune is NOT FIGHTING.
This is why Republicans lose, they have a coward for a Senate leader.
The solution here is obvious:
If out-of-state students vote in Michigan, they get in-state tuition
UM is the biggest promoter of this, when half of its student body is outsiders
Let's see what UM values more. Money, or "civic duty."
John Thune three days ago after being re-elected GOP Leader: “We’re gonna make the most of the time that we’ve got.”
The Senate today: Gone for the weekend until Monday at 3pm.
Unbelievable.
🚨 BOOM: Richard Blumenthal just got a taste of his own medicine.
He's been sending letters that donors call THREATENING to Americans whose only "crime" was donating to President Trump's White House ballroom.
Now a U.S. Attorney has ordered him to preserve every document and called it what it is: INTIMIDATION.
Blumenthal's response? "I will not be intimidated."
Bro, YOU were the one doing the intimidating. You went after private citizens for writing a check.
This is the same clown who lied for years about serving in Vietnam.
Da Nang Dick finally got caught. 🤣
It's not just John Thune. It's the Republican senators who voted to keep him in power. It's the Republican senators who refuse to disclose how they voted in that secret election.
When you look deeper into the numbers, you find out that ZERO of the 16 Texas State Senate seats on the ballot flipped to Democrats.
Republicans held every seat they previously controlled.
Democrats held theirs.
Chamber stays red. Meanwhile Democrats swept the Texas House and other statewide offices.
So either everyone cast a mixed ballot and mixed it the exact same way OR we got 2020'd again.
You tell me?
GOP SENATORS WHO VOTED FOR THUNE AS LEADER, ANSWER PLEASE 🧐
Why did Thune put a NED’s Board of Directors for the position of Commission on the National Defense Strategy, Nov. 10, 2026
Carrie Filipetti on the Commission on the National Defense Strategy, Appointed by Senate Majority Leader John Thune, Nov. 10, 2026
NED itself is structured as an NGO
The National Endowment for Democracy is a private, nonprofit 501(c) (3) foundation (a nongovernmental organization). It is not a U.S. government agency, though it is funded almost entirely by annual congressional appropriations disbursed through the Department of State. It was deliberately created in 1983 as a private, independent entity so it could operate with more flexibility than official government programs.
Thune as Majority Leader’s selections for the open seats and place them in the official Record. THEY DO NOTE REQUIRE A SENATE VOTE
The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023 $1.7 trillion in appropriations bills which Thune voted to pass included this funding
Democracy Programs & National Endowment for Democracy (NED):
✅$2.9 billion for democracy programs
✅$315 million for the National Endowment for Democracy
✅$355.7 million for Democracy Fund, of which $222.45 million is for the State Department and $133.25 million for USAID
NED is a private, nonprofit foundation (established by Congress in 1983) that is funded almost entirely by annual U.S. congressional appropriations. These are provided through grants from the Department of State under the National Endowment for Democracy Act
NED’s main activity is making grants to nongovernmental organizations. It typically approves 1,500–2,000+ grants per year to local and international NGOs, civic groups, independent media, human rights organizations, and similar entities in more than 90 countries. It funds only NGOs (not governments or individuals) for work on democratic governance, human rights, free elections, independent media, rule of law, and related goals
NED is itself an NGO, partners closely with four major U.S. NGO “core institutes,” and distributes the majority of its money as grants to hundreds of other NGOs worldwide. That is the model Congress designed for it.
Carrie Filipetti: She was elected to NED’s Board of Directors in January 2026 (alongside former Ambassador Sam Brownback). Her role is part of the bipartisan board that oversees the organization; she does not run day-to-day operations
NED’s global democracy initiatives consist of thousands of targeted grants and partnerships that support local democratic actors—especially in the most repressive countries—through civil society, parties, business, labor, media, and human-rights work, with heavy emphasis on Asia (China-related) and growing attention to Latin America (Cuba/Venezuela) and other closed societies.
Thune selected her because she is a recognized national-security expert whose background matches the Commission’s job
She currently serves on the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) Board of Directors and leads the Vandenberg Coalition. Those roles focus on supporting democratic forces against authoritarian governments—topics that connect to national defense strategy. The law requires members to be private-citizen experts; her résumé fits that description. No Senate floor vote is required for this type of appointment.
Jensen Huang just resigned from Nvidia. What if Elon ends up hiring him to help with Terafab (as well as other things) and together they make America the greatest producer of advanced chips in the world?
The most entertaining outcome is the mostly likely, right?
The Senate Republicans basically slapped the MAGA movement in the face by giving Thune the minority leadership job.
They still think they are the party of principled decorum.
No end to the filibuster. No passing of the Save America Act.
If your senator is complicit, start focusing on attracting replacements--good replacements. Primaries are coming, and RINOs need to go!