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[Cole @flanative55]

Venezuela explained

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[Cole @flanative55]

THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ IS COMPLETELY OPEN AND READY FOR BUSINESS AND FULL PASSAGE, BUT THE NAVAL BLOCKADE WILL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AS IT PERTAINS TO IRAN, ONLY, UNTIL SUCH TIME AS OUR TRANSACTION WITH IRAN IS 100% COMPLETE. THIS PROCESS SHOULD GO VERY QUICKLY IN THAT MOST OF THE POINTS ARE ALREADY NEGOTIATED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER! PRESIDENT DONALD J.TRUMP

[Cole @flanative55]

If the woman vote in the last election then she'll be able to vote in this election without having her birth certificate she's already in the system #idiotwisdom

[Timony @timony001]

Q: What's your response to Joe Scarborough?

[Cole @flanative55]

@RedWavePress @judgerichardleon is just another puppet in the system

[Cole @flanative55]

Consensus among Iranians

The general consensus among Iranians inside Iran, per recent 2025-2026 surveys (e.g., GAMAAN anonymous polls of tens of thousands) and reports, shows **overwhelming dissatisfaction** with the Islamic Republic.

- **70-80%+** oppose its continuation; many would not vote for it in a free choice.
- Support for **regime change** as essential for progress leads options (~40%), far ahead of internal reform.
- **~89%** favor a democratic system; large majorities want religion separated from government.
- A leaked internal poll (late 2025) indicated **92% dissatisfaction** with the country's direction and conditions.

Economic collapse (hyperinflation, rial crash), corruption, repression, and foreign conflicts fuel this. Protests erupted late December 2025 over economic woes, escalating to anti-regime demands ("death to the dictator," calls for change), met with deadly crackdowns (thousands killed/arrested per reports). Unrest persisted into 2026 but has been heavily suppressed, with internet blackouts and ongoing minor triggers.

Sentiment is nuanced: Deep hatred for the regime as illegitimate and bankrupt, yet fear of chaotic collapse, civil war, or foreign intervention (citing Iraq/Syria/Libya). Many feel trapped—despising rulers but wary of how change arrives—amid anger, caution, and quiet defiance in a volatile, repressive environment. (148 words)

[Cole @flanative55]

@BrandonStraka This was a classified briefing
Why is blue menthol running his mouth telling American secrets?

[Cole @flanative55]

@elonmusk 6. ICE agents at every voting location

[Cole @flanative55]

@GuntherEagleman What a crock of BS! How could there possibly be voter intimidation if voters are truly US citizens and are here legally? ICE definitely needs to show a presence at Polling locations.

[Cole @flanative55]

Misconstrued News - An Iranian ballistic missile struck Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar on March 3, 2026, damaging a $1.1 billion AN/FPS-132 early-warning radar, as confirmed by U.S. officials and media reports including NYT and CNN footage in the post's video.
- Despite the hit, U.S. missile defenses in the Gulf operate through layered redundancies, including Patriot/THAAD onboard radars, Aegis-equipped ships, AWACS aircraft, and satellite detection, preventing a total "blinding" as claimed.
- The incident highlights asymmetric warfare dynamics but has not significantly disrupted regional operations, with Qatar reporting 101 interceptions out of 103 missiles and no U.S. casualties.

[Cole @flanative55]

I want to reparation that are due to me👍

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

True

[Cole @flanative55]

If a person is already a registered voter, whether you are a black white or purple, then go vote. Providing photo ID if you vote in person or a copy of a photo ID if you mail it. Read the following-Under the current SAVE Act / SAVE America Act proposals, the main new requirements are aimed at registering or updating registration and at how you prove ID and citizenship, not at already‑registered voters who change nothing. However, the bill could still affect you in some situations.[1][2]

## If you are already registered

- The core proof‑of‑citizenship rule kicks in when people register or **update** their voter registration (change of address, name change, party change).[2][1]
- Analyses of the bill say that if you are already properly registered and do not need to update anything, you generally would not be forced to go back and show new documents just to stay on the rolls, although aggressive list‑maintenance rules and mistaken purges are a risk.[3][1][2]
- Any time you later update your registration (for example, after a move, marriage, or divorce), the law would require you to provide acceptable proof of citizenship in person at an election office.[4][1][2]

## Voting by mail from a nursing home

- The newer SAVE America Act language requires that people voting absentee include a copy of an eligible photo ID both when they request an absentee ballot and when they return it.[5][6]
- It does not, by itself, ban mail voting for nursing‑home residents, but it makes the process more document‑heavy: you would still be allowed to vote by mail, but you (or staff helping you) would need to be able to copy and include the required ID with your request and with the ballot.[6][5]
- Some versions and summaries note limited exceptions (for example, certain categories of voters), but the default rule is that most mail voters must meet these ID copy requirements, which could be harder for people in facilities who lack easy access to printers, copiers, or transportation.[7][3][5]

## Practical takeaway for you

- If you are already registered at your current address and nothing changes, you likely would not be asked to submit new documents just to remain registered, though errors in new purge processes could still affect some voters.[1][2][3]
- If you live in a nursing home and are registered, you can still vote by mail under the bill, but you should plan on needing a qualifying photo ID and a way to send a copy of that ID with both your absentee‑ballot application and your completed ballot, unless your state later creates a specific workaround or exception.[5][6][7]

Because details and any exemptions will depend heavily on your state and on what final version (if any) becomes law, it would be wise to check with your county election office or local supervisor of elections before the next election to see exactly what they will require in Florida once the dust settles.[8][1]

Sources
[1] What You Need to Know About the SAVE Act | Campaign Legal Center https://t.co/CYtkvVot3O
[2] The SAVE Act: An attempt to restrict voting rights - Brookings Institution https://t.co/ouc6NImKw8
[3] New SAVE Act Bills Would Still Block Millions of Americans From ... https://t.co/F8DJy9Wzcs
[4] The SAVE Act - Rock the Vote https://t.co/3XXgFwnMlT
[5] What to know about how the SAVE America Act could change voting https://t.co/hjRo5l3QtC
[6] [PDF] SAVE America Act https://t.co/JnhIMk6E5H
[7] SAVE Act explained: Republicans' sweeping elections overhaul ... https://t.co/D24s445Dhd
[8] Five Things to Know About the SAVE Act - Bipartisan Policy Center https://t.co/mLAEbePEuU
[9] Why The SAVE America Act Could Create New Obstacles ... - Forbes https://t.co/mC9FANoqaT
[10] Text - H.R.22 - 119th Congress (2025-2026): SAVE Act https://t.co/u3F0HlH5y2

[Chuck Schumer @SenSchumer]

Damn right.

Donald Trump and the GOP want to jam the SAVE Act through the Senate to disenfranchise over 20 million Americans and make it harder for millions more to vote - the very definition of Jim Crow 2.0.

I hope the @GOP hears me when I say: the SAVE Act is DEAD ON ARRIVAL in the Senate. It will not pass.

[Cole @flanative55]

Accomplishment Here’s a concise, repost-ready list you can copy/paste. You can trim sections depending on your audience.

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## Donald Trump’s Key Accomplishments Over the Past Year

### Border security and immigration
- Achieved **negative net migration** in 2025, reversing roughly a 50‑year trend and restoring tighter control over immigration flows.[1][2]
- Removed more than **2.6 million** illegal immigrants through deportations and voluntary departures.[2][1]
- Conducted over **650,000** arrests, detentions, and deportations, including violent criminals and repeat offenders.[1][2]
- Deported more than **400,000** illegal immigrants charged with or convicted of crimes.[1]
- Drove an estimated **2 million** self‑deportations by ending release incentives and tightening enforcement.[1]
- Cut illegal border crossings to their **lowest level since the 1970s**.[2][1]
- Cut fentanyl trafficking at the southern border by about **56%**.[1]

### Law enforcement and crime
- Oversaw what has been described as the **largest homicide drop on record**, with major cities reporting sharp declines in murders.[1]
- Increased federal law‑enforcement presence and support in Washington, D.C., and high‑crime cities.[3]
- Moved to **designate major cartels as terrorists**, expanding tools to target transnational crime.[3]

### Economy, jobs, and inflation
- Delivered strong economic growth, with real GDP rising about **4.3% in Q3 2025**, beating forecasts.[2]
- Paired growth with moderating inflation and lower energy costs, touted as one of the strongest first‑year economic performances in modern times.[2]
- Saw the **largest blue‑collar wage growth in nearly 60 years**, according to White House figures.[2]
- Reduced rent growth to its **slowest pace since 2021** and pushed weekly jobless claims toward multi‑year lows.[2]
- Announced trade‑enforcement actions and new tariffs aimed at protecting American workers and industries, including the U.S. film sector.[2]

### Energy and American industry
- Expanded domestic **oil, gas, and coal** production, supporting what the administration calls record energy output.[1][2]
- Signed orders to **restore domestic manufacturing of prescription drugs** and critical medicines, prompting billions in new U.S. investment.[2]
- Launched an **Onshoring Portal** to connect businesses with more than a million domestic suppliers and producers.[2]

### Healthcare and rural America
- Approved about **$50 billion** in rural healthcare funding, described as the largest investment in rural hospitals in U.S. history.[2]
- Pushed measures to lower **prescription drug costs**, including promoting domestic production and generic competition.[3][2]

### Cutting bureaucracy and woke programs
- Canceled taxpayer‑backed mortgages for illegal immigrants.[2]
- Shut down the Biden‑era **“Climate Corps”** program.[2]
- Ended the Federal Executive Institute, criticized as a training ground for entrenched bureaucracy.[2]
- Moved to roll back and defund federal **DEI‑style programs**, including diversity initiatives across agencies.[3][2]
- Pressured universities over **DEI policies and campus antisemitism**, leading to enforcement actions and settlements with major institutions.[2]

### Executive orders and national security
- Issued a large slate of executive orders reshaping policy on immigration, trade, tariffs, energy, and national security.[4][5][6]
- Revived the historic **“Department of War”** as a secondary title for the Defense Department, signaling a tougher defense posture.[4]
- Accelerated permitting for **AI data centers and power infrastructure** to support next‑generation computing and national security.[4]
- Designated certain **Muslim Brotherhood chapters** as foreign terrorist organizations and SDGTs.[4]
- Imposed new **tariffs and duties** tied to Russian oil flows and other strategic trade issues, targeting countries indirectly supporting Russia.[4]

[Cole @flanative55]

Good stuff

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Creative thinking from the right!