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[John Luna @john_luna1]

@RepDanGoldman @AGPamBondi @RepTedLieu @TheJusticeDept Funny how you say he commit crimes yet you can't list a single one.

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@GovJanetMills Steve Bannon talks out his a hole more than anything else I don't trust him at all.

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@washingtonpost Will you please just retire? Nobody wants you. You already acknowledged you can't win reelection, so just leave. All you want to do is escalate the war in Ukraine and have US boots on the ground. You just want that defense fund money.

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@PattyMurray The ACA is a democratic sponsored build not the Republicans you want to fix it find a way to fix it yourself don't ask the Republicans to help you with this failure. Not a single Republican voted for this bill or for the subsidies this is all on the Democrats.

[John Luna @john_luna1]

The "Tiffany Doe" affidavit was part of a 2016 civil lawsuit (Jane Doe v. Trump) that was voluntarily withdrawn by the plaintiff and her attorney just days before the 2016 election. Because it was withdrawn before reaching a courtroom, the claims were never verified or subjected to legal discovery, and investigators later found no evidence of the missing 12-year-old girl named "Maria" mentioned in the document.

Verified victims and Epstein’s own staff have testified under oath that Trump was not involved in the crimes. Virginia Giuffre stated in her deposition that she never saw Donald Trump at any of Epstein's properties or on his private island. House manager Juan Alessi testified that while Trump visited the Palm Beach estate for dinner, he never participated in the illicit activities and would leave immediately after eating.

Flight records confirm Trump never traveled to Little St. James (the island) on Epstein’s plane. Furthermore, Trump banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago in 2007 after Epstein harassed a club member’s teenage daughter, as noted by investigators and former staff.

Evidence and Sources:
Lawsuit Withdrawal:
https://t.co/iinsI8FdGA
Juan Alessi/Virginia Giuffre Testimony:
https://t.co/C4lEBHek5f
Details on the Mar-a-Lago Ban:
https://t.co/fWz4R6BXMD
Flight Log and Witness Context:
https://t.co/9VcZLmBK8M

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@RealHickory Thomas Massie needs to go

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@simonateba Finally, some good news.

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@OcrazioCornPop @Kalshi @RepThomasMassie Are you kidding me the full weight of the campaign hasn't come against him yet as we get closer it will happen. Thomas Massie is about self-promotion he doesn't care about doing anything for anybody.

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@TrumpsHurricane Thank you for self-identifying. Can be a lot easier to find you now.

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@allenanalysis Another impeachment, what are you guys trying to do give Trump a third term?

[John Luna @john_luna1]

Fact Check: The "Hallway Challenge" ⚖️

1. Hallways are "Public Places"
The Supreme Court ruled in United States v. Santana (1976) that apartment thresholds and common areas are "public places" for Fourth Amendment purposes. Because these areas are exposed to public view, speech, and hearing, you have no "expectation of privacy" there. ICE does not need a warrant to stand in a hallway, and they have no legal obligation to show a warrant to a bystander.
Source: https://t.co/qKRoUMTztF

2. Third Parties Have No Right to Warrants
Third parties have zero legal standing to request or view a warrant. Law enforcement is only required to present a warrant to the person named in the document or the owner of the specific private dwelling being entered. Per ICE policy and standard law enforcement procedure, agents do not show warrants to neighbors or observers due to privacy laws and operational security.
Source: https://t.co/Oxxr4LqQJe

3. No Right to Interrogate or Interfere
In Colten v. Kentucky (1972), SCOTUS affirmed that bystanders have no constitutional right to "observe" or engage officers in a way that causes "inconvenience or interference." Demanding a warrant while they work isn't a "right"—it's a distraction that can justify an arrest for disorderly conduct if it hampers the mission.
Source: https://t.co/jhov6vFDuI

4. Recording vs. Obstructing
Filming is legal, but blocking is a federal crime. Under 18 U.S.C. § 111, "impeding" a federal officer—whether by physical presence or using noise to drown out commands—is a felony. While the person filming the Eden Prairie video claims they didn't blow a whistle, the video is edited, and we don't know the full context. If someone does use a whistle or noise to alert others or drown out agent commands, they are committing federal obstruction.
Source: https://t.co/AC7wlKNBr4

Bottom Line: The law is clear: The hallway is public, the warrant isn't yours to see, and "challenging" agents is a fast track to federal prison. Know the difference between filming and interfering.

[John Luna @john_luna1]

Senator, let’s look at the actual history and the math:

1. A Partisan Beginning: The ACA was rammed through in 2010 with zero Republican votes in the House or the Senate. It was a purely partisan endeavor written behind closed doors. We haven't forgotten Nancy Pelosi’s famous admission: "We have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it."

2. The "Lie of the Year": The American people "found out" what was in it when millions lost their plans and doctors despite the repeated promise: "If you like your health care plan, you can keep it." That was so deceptive that it was named the "Lie of the Year" by PolitiFact.

3. The Expiration Scam: You are blaming Republicans for a "block," but your party set the December 31, 2025 expiration date for these subsidies in the Inflation Reduction Act—another bill passed without a single GOP vote. You set a sunset date to hide the true cost of the bill, and now that the clock you started has run out, you're looking for a scapegoat.

Republicans aren't "blocking" anything; they are refusing to continue subsidizing a failing, partisan system that has driven up the true cost of care for over a decade. It's time for real reform, not more temporary band-aids on a broken promise.

Verification Sources:
Senate Vote Record (0 GOP Yea): https://t.co/pfXyhbfb3b
House Vote Record (0 GOP Yea): https://t.co/JItu6chN5U
PolitiFact Lie of the Year: https://t.co/01fGovCmsn
Nancy Pelosi "Pass it to find out" Video: https://t.co/xHU21jWkPx
Inflation Reduction Act Text (Section 12001 showing 2025 expiration): https://t.co/AATkuO5hCs

[John Luna @john_luna1]

Federal law isn't local TV. The DOJ can’t just "arrest" for a felony on the spot—the 5th Amendment requires a Grand Jury indictment first.
​The 25 JAG officers sworn in as Special Prosecutors (SAUSAs) are currently presenting secret evidence to that Grand Jury. They aren't looking for a quick local trespassing charge; they are building a federal FACE Act and Conspiracy case that stick.
​When the indictments drop, it’s a "True Bill" from citizens, not a political move. The civilian lawyers think the delay is a win, but in the federal system, a silent JAG means they’re just waiting for the foreperson to sign the warrants.
​#Minneapolis #CitiesChurch #RuleOfLaw

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@StandUpForElonn It's your policies that make that happen, and trying to pass them on to President Trump when you've been in office for so long is ridiculous. Take responsibility for yourself.

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@StandUpForTrmp If they're breaking the law yes.

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@RepGoodlander If you include term limits for congress I will sign up for for this until then

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@RealCandaceO I don't understand what happened to Candice. At one time I wanted her to be president Trump's VP now it's like what happened? I know that Tim pool is thinking about suing her and I wish he would

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@RepLaMonica In California the only reason why the prices haven't come down as much as we will like it is because of the Democrats in charge. Keep adding taxes to everything pay the highest prices of tax and gas.

[John Luna @john_luna1]

@timburchett Yeah I live in California not much I can do out here.