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Sassy? Yes.
Sourced? Also yes.
Allergic to narrative nonsense? Tragically incurable.
Curiosity over certainty.
Evidence over narrative.
History over headlines.
Follow if you like facts with stilettos and a little side-eye at the chaos. 🇺🇸🪽
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Nothing says “confidence in election integrity” like bragging that proof of citizenship will never reach a vote.
Noncitizen voting is already illegal. The SAVE America Act adds documentary verification.
Schumer can call that “Jim Crow” all day.
Most Americans call it confirming eligibility before handing someone a ballot.
Iran’s claim of neutrality is not credible.
Since 2022, Russia has used Iranian-designed Shahed drones to attack Ukraine. The European Union has sanctioned Iranian individuals, companies, airlines, shipping entities, and ports for supporting Russia’s war.
Ukraine says the vessels it attacked were transporting military cargo linked to Iran and Russia. Iran says the Iranian vessel was commercial.
Now a senior Iranian official is calling for Russia’s annexation of Ukrainian territory to be recognized.
A neutral country does not provide military support to one side and then endorse that side’s territorial claims.
This is not neutrality.
It is political and military alignment with Russia.
Iran’s claim of neutrality is not credible.
Since 2022, Russia has used Iranian-designed Shahed drones to attack Ukraine. The European Union has sanctioned Iranian individuals, companies, airlines, shipping entities, and ports for supporting Russia’s war.
Ukraine says the vessels it attacked were transporting military cargo linked to Iran and Russia. Iran says the Iranian vessel was commercial.
Now a senior Iranian official is calling for Russia’s annexation of Ukrainian territory to be recognized.
A neutral country does not provide military support to one side and then endorse that side’s territorial claims.
This is not neutrality.
It is political and military alignment with Russia.
Sources/context:
Reuters — Saudi Arabia says drones launched from Iraq targeted oil facilities:
https://t.co/kR1mesBk6i
AP — Saudi Arabia attributes the drones to Iran-backed Iraqi militias:
https://t.co/spdQfKuDoj
Saudi Defense Ministry statement reported by QNA:
https://t.co/ayRZXAgQ5e
The National — regional context and Saudi attribution:
https://t.co/ZU3RDCFDr3
🦉 SCOUT WATCH | 🔴 HIGH
The regional conflict has opened another front.
Saudi Arabia says Iran-backed militias launched drones from Iraq at petroleum facilities in the Eastern Province and Riyadh. The drones were intercepted—but Riyadh reserved the right to strike the source.
#ScoutWatch #SaudiArabia #Iraq #IranWar
🤣😂🤣 rofl, yeah this series was so ferkin funny.
Here's a link (below) for the Episode Plot that transpired. Essentially Peter falls in love with Kathy Ireland while Lois deals with possible breast cancer, to mother surviving the Holocaust, finding religion...
It's totally nuts how much they can put into an episode, so you may want to binge-watch S1-12. They k!lled Brian, brought him back, and for a while it wasn't funny to me, so I haven't caught up with the series since. And the on-going things like Peter vs Chicken is legendary.
https://t.co/NjLeV0FrCj
My heart breaks for her family. No one should endure this nightmare.
But it also highlights an uncomfortable truth: countless families are begging for attention while their missing loved ones barely receive a headline.
Savannah’s platform keeps this case visible. Every family deserves that same urgency—not only the ones the media already knows.
Kohberger can’t just “take back” his guilty plea because he changed his mind.
After sentencing, Idaho requires a high bar: he’d have to prove a serious legal defect, like coercion, incompetence, hidden evidence, or ineffective counsel.
And yes, he’s reportedly going with “ineffective counsel” — after telling the judge under oath he was satisfied with his lawyers and understood the plea.
Meanwhile, taxpayers have already spent $8M+ on the case, including nearly $5.5M for his public defense.
So no, regret isn’t a legal strategy.
It’s just an extremely expensive tantrum.
BREAKING: Bryan Kohberger is seeking to withdraw his guilty plea over the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students and is asking for a new trial.
He claims his plea was based on false promises, misinformation, and ineffective legal counsel, while maintaining his innocence. | @SandraSmithFox@AmericaRpts
This guy is a complete joke playing in the wrong sandbox.
👉TPS: Temporary Protected Status.
Apparently the first word is now optional.
Congress can create permanent status, yes. It can also decline to turn an emergency protection into an automatic path to permanence.
Humanitarian concern doesn’t require pretending temporary immigration law was secretly permanent all along.
@JackCage3221@Juli_2_Juli@YouTube I remember way too many hilarious moments of Family Guy, and still quote a lot with my husband. Let's see if I can find another one or two...
@yodergrrr@Acyn We remember. Republicans remind us constantly.
Rs and Ds swapped places on race issues a while back iow Ds have become better while Rs have become worse. Rs have nothing to be proud of on that score.
Strom Thurmond switched parties. History didn’t.
The Southern realignment unfolded over decades, while the 1964 Civil Rights Act passed through a bipartisan coalition—with Republican votes essential to breaking the filibuster.
One politician changing jerseys does not erase the Democratic Party’s record or magically transfer every segregationist onto the Republican roster.
“The parties switched” is historical Febreze: spray generously whenever the old Democratic receipts start smelling bad.
Ah yes, the magical “party switch,” where everyone traded jerseys because Strom Thurmond changed his registration.
Reality: the realignment took decades. In 1964, 27 of 33 Senate Republicans voted to break the civil-rights filibuster, while 21 Democrats voted to keep it going.
The parties evolved. They did not swap identities.
One screenshot. Zero historical depth.
@FoxNews I loved how @DanaPerino went on attack, getting this closet Socialist on record. Meanwhile @BillHemmer was dumbstruck at where the interview headed.
@RNCResearch Nothing says “honoring survivors” like ignoring what they asked for and reading a canned script about himself.
Their grief is not his photo op.
Respect would mean listening—not inserting himself anyway and calling it solidarity.
Yes, a few government-run grocery stores have stayed open.
Usually in tiny towns with no private grocer, public financing, subsidized costs, and taxpayers standing behind the register with a fire extinguisher.
That can be a useful public service.
It is not proof government can run a large urban grocery chain cheaper or more efficiently than private businesses.
Keeping the doors open with public money is not the same thing as running a successful business.
But sure—just call the subsidy “savings” and declare victory.
@JeffClarkUS Can’t wait for the “sharp as a tack” tapes.
Apparently Biden was perfectly fine right up until the media finally received permission to notice he wasn’t.
If the audio is as bad as expected, the story isn’t just his decline.
It’s the synchronized lying around it.
At 29, “fraternity tradition” isn’t an excuse.
You’re a grown man employed by the Secret Service, yet allegedly helped beat pledges badly enough to cause kidney failure and require surgery.
Poor judgment is forgetting your keys.
This is alleged felony violence—and a spectacular failure of the judgment required to protect anyone.