Duke of the Foothills

Enemy of the New World Order. Ephesians 6:12.

[Dan Hill @dandinohill]

When 52 Repub senators continue to allow J. Thune to put a hard Block on the America First Agenda - a reasonable conclusion is that they are working for someone Other Than their constituents.

Question: WHO?

[Duke of the Foothills @krlduke]

@ScottPresler Stop foreign nationals from voting in US elections by passing the Save America Act

[Ben Shapiro @benshapiro]

You know who might want to ban both dancing and also bars in New York

[QThestorm @17QStorm]

$220 BILLION OF YOUR MONEY NEVER TOUCHED A CLASSROOM.

Rep. Harriet Hageman just walked the entire Department of Education pipeline on camera.

~$280 billion annual budget.

Less than 25% ever reaches students.

The rest flows to bureaucracy… then consultants… who donate right back to Democrats… then more consultants… then NGOs.

She said it without blinking:
“It is money laundering and money churning at its absolute best.”

This is the Federal Department of Indoctrination — a permanent Democrat slush fund dressed up as education.

That’s why they lose their minds the second DOGE or Trump starts going agency by agency. They’re not protecting kids. They’re protecting the pipeline.

Abolish the whole thing. Send the money and the power back to the states, the parents, and the teachers who actually stand in front of children.

[Mila Joy @Milajoy]

You won't save Social Security by raising the eligibility age to 70, or even 75.

You save Social Security by kicking out all of the fraudsters.

Duh.

[Nick shirley @nickshirleyy]

Been a few days now and just wanted to say thank you to the thousands of people who came out, showed up, kept the peace and took a stand against California’s new law known as the “Stop Nick Shirley Act” (AB 2624). There is absolutely no need for this law and has made a protected class for “immigration support service providers”.

Politicians have leared that by using “immigration support service providers” they can funnel millions and billions of your tax dollars to nonprofits, NGOs, learing centers and fake healthcare providers and then use that money to push their crazy agendas across the country. Now that it’s been exposed they need new laws to protect the fraud.

Unfortunately for them it has only exposed them for the frauds that they are.

[Donald Reed @DonaldReed1949]

THE MOST UPSETTING THING ABOUT THE TEXAS SENATE RACE:
JOHN THUNE AND SENATE REPUBLICANS REFUSE TO FUND KEN PAXTON—AFTER GIVING LOSER JOHN CORNYN $100 MILLION.

[𝐃𝐚𝐧 𝐂𝐨𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐓𝐗 @DBCooperTX]

Let’s clear something up real quick. The Texas voters overwhelmingly rejected Cornyn before Trump weighed in. In fact he only weighed in because it was clear we were retiring Cornyn. The GOP swamp is giving their voters a big middle finger by trashing and abandoning our choice.

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

"My body, my choice" until a Muslim tells me to cover up

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

Probably nothing.

[Duke of the Foothills @krlduke]

@Senate_Fund @turek4iowa https://t.co/GSqyNnQw1P

[Tara Servatius @TaraServatius]

TRANSLATION: The UniParty Republican leadership is starving Texas US Senate candidate Ken Paxton of cash because he is a conservative.

Once you understand that they'd rather have Democrat Talafreako win than have a conservative in the US Senate, it all makes sense.

The problem is that Texas is the most critical Senate race in the country.

Paxton began the race AHEAD in the critical Texas race, but after Democrats spending $31 million while the National Republican Senate Committee starved him for cash, Paxton is down by over 3 points.

The Senate Leadership Fund (SLF) has approximately $239 million in cash on hand according to its mid-2026 Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings, and it has spent $0 directly to support Ken Paxton.

Sen. Tim Scott's National Republican Senatorial Committee says they won't fund him, either.

The excuse? After starving Paxton of cash, he's down in the polls. Now they're saying he's a bad candidate because Paxton is down 3 points, and using it as a justification to starve him of more cash.

Meanwhile, Michael Whatley, who has zero chance of winning in North Carolina against popular Democrat Governor Roy Cooper, is down 8 POINTS after the SLF Republicans blew $17 million and plans to blow $50 million more. Scott's NSRC is also blowing money on ads for Whatley. Again, tens of millions in, Whatley is sinking in the polls.

Why spend on Whatley? He's a liberal Republican who isn't even that popular among REPUBLICANS in NC.

GOP leadership is now pointing at Trump to bridge the gap with his MAGA, Inc. PAC, and Trump did just hold a fundraiser for Paxton, but won't committ to spending money so far. Trump has also been largely at war with conservatives lately, spending money to defeat Republican Ralph Norman in a REPUBLICAN primary in South Carolina.

That $1.6 million blown in the SC GOP primary to punish Ralph Norman really could have helped Paxton.

Republicans have to get smarter, or we will hand the Senate and the House to Democrats by default.

[Duke of the Foothills @krlduke]

@Senate_Fund https://t.co/GSqyNnQw1P

[Tara Servatius @TaraServatius]

TRANSLATION: The UniParty Republican leadership is starving Texas US Senate candidate Ken Paxton of cash because he is a conservative.

Once you understand that they'd rather have Democrat Talafreako win than have a conservative in the US Senate, it all makes sense.

The problem is that Texas is the most critical Senate race in the country.

Paxton began the race AHEAD in the critical Texas race, but after Democrats spending $31 million while the National Republican Senate Committee starved him for cash, Paxton is down by over 3 points.

The Senate Leadership Fund (SLF) has approximately $239 million in cash on hand according to its mid-2026 Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings, and it has spent $0 directly to support Ken Paxton.

Sen. Tim Scott's National Republican Senatorial Committee says they won't fund him, either.

The excuse? After starving Paxton of cash, he's down in the polls. Now they're saying he's a bad candidate because Paxton is down 3 points, and using it as a justification to starve him of more cash.

Meanwhile, Michael Whatley, who has zero chance of winning in North Carolina against popular Democrat Governor Roy Cooper, is down 8 POINTS after the SLF Republicans blew $17 million and plans to blow $50 million more. Scott's NSRC is also blowing money on ads for Whatley. Again, tens of millions in, Whatley is sinking in the polls.

Why spend on Whatley? He's a liberal Republican who isn't even that popular among REPUBLICANS in NC.

GOP leadership is now pointing at Trump to bridge the gap with his MAGA, Inc. PAC, and Trump did just hold a fundraiser for Paxton, but won't committ to spending money so far. Trump has also been largely at war with conservatives lately, spending money to defeat Republican Ralph Norman in a REPUBLICAN primary in South Carolina.

That $1.6 million blown in the SC GOP primary to punish Ralph Norman really could have helped Paxton.

Republicans have to get smarter, or we will hand the Senate and the House to Democrats by default.

[Duke of the Foothills @krlduke]

@Senate_Fund https://t.co/GSqyNnQw1P

[Tara Servatius @TaraServatius]

TRANSLATION: The UniParty Republican leadership is starving Texas US Senate candidate Ken Paxton of cash because he is a conservative.

Once you understand that they'd rather have Democrat Talafreako win than have a conservative in the US Senate, it all makes sense.

The problem is that Texas is the most critical Senate race in the country.

Paxton began the race AHEAD in the critical Texas race, but after Democrats spending $31 million while the National Republican Senate Committee starved him for cash, Paxton is down by over 3 points.

The Senate Leadership Fund (SLF) has approximately $239 million in cash on hand according to its mid-2026 Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings, and it has spent $0 directly to support Ken Paxton.

Sen. Tim Scott's National Republican Senatorial Committee says they won't fund him, either.

The excuse? After starving Paxton of cash, he's down in the polls. Now they're saying he's a bad candidate because Paxton is down 3 points, and using it as a justification to starve him of more cash.

Meanwhile, Michael Whatley, who has zero chance of winning in North Carolina against popular Democrat Governor Roy Cooper, is down 8 POINTS after the SLF Republicans blew $17 million and plans to blow $50 million more. Scott's NSRC is also blowing money on ads for Whatley. Again, tens of millions in, Whatley is sinking in the polls.

Why spend on Whatley? He's a liberal Republican who isn't even that popular among REPUBLICANS in NC.

GOP leadership is now pointing at Trump to bridge the gap with his MAGA, Inc. PAC, and Trump did just hold a fundraiser for Paxton, but won't committ to spending money so far. Trump has also been largely at war with conservatives lately, spending money to defeat Republican Ralph Norman in a REPUBLICAN primary in South Carolina.

That $1.6 million blown in the SC GOP primary to punish Ralph Norman really could have helped Paxton.

Republicans have to get smarter, or we will hand the Senate and the House to Democrats by default.

[Tara Servatius @TaraServatius]

TRANSLATION: The UniParty Republican leadership is starving Texas US Senate candidate Ken Paxton of cash because he is a conservative.

Once you understand that they'd rather have Democrat Talafreako win than have a conservative in the US Senate, it all makes sense.

The problem is that Texas is the most critical Senate race in the country.

Paxton began the race AHEAD in the critical Texas race, but after Democrats spending $31 million while the National Republican Senate Committee starved him for cash, Paxton is down by over 3 points.

The Senate Leadership Fund (SLF) has approximately $239 million in cash on hand according to its mid-2026 Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings, and it has spent $0 directly to support Ken Paxton.

Sen. Tim Scott's National Republican Senatorial Committee says they won't fund him, either.

The excuse? After starving Paxton of cash, he's down in the polls. Now they're saying he's a bad candidate because Paxton is down 3 points, and using it as a justification to starve him of more cash.

Meanwhile, Michael Whatley, who has zero chance of winning in North Carolina against popular Democrat Governor Roy Cooper, is down 8 POINTS after the SLF Republicans blew $17 million and plans to blow $50 million more. Scott's NSRC is also blowing money on ads for Whatley. Again, tens of millions in, Whatley is sinking in the polls.

Why spend on Whatley? He's a liberal Republican who isn't even that popular among REPUBLICANS in NC.

GOP leadership is now pointing at Trump to bridge the gap with his MAGA, Inc. PAC, and Trump did just hold a fundraiser for Paxton, but won't committ to spending money so far. Trump has also been largely at war with conservatives lately, spending money to defeat Republican Ralph Norman in a REPUBLICAN primary in South Carolina.

That $1.6 million blown in the SC GOP primary to punish Ralph Norman really could have helped Paxton.

Republicans have to get smarter, or we will hand the Senate and the House to Democrats by default.

[Angie Pratt @ArkansasAngie]

Today's proforma is scheduled for 11:30 ET

Tell your senators to Object to unanimous consent. They do NOT have our unanomous consent.

Email. Text. Call.

We want them all to understand that this must stop

@SenTomCotton and @JohnBoozman ... Arkansas triple dog dares you to go against OUR wishes.

[Duke of the Foothills @krlduke]

@FFT1776 @fayseygal Nope

[Duke of the Foothills @krlduke]

@JackPosobiec They’re free to rampage

[Duke of the Foothills @krlduke]

@BrianEastwoodx John Thune and his traitorous RINOs

[🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸 @Real_RobN]

For the first time in modern 🇺🇸 American 🇺🇸 history, the President of the United States is being blocked from making any recess appointments.

The backstabber is a Democrat—and he is preventing the single most consequential bill, the SAVE 🇺🇸 ACT, from becoming the law of the republic:

Ronald Reagan: 240
George H. W. Bush: 77
Bill Clinton: 139
George W. Bush: 171
Barack Obama: 32
Donald Trump: 0

📝 I told you: the backstabber is far worse—and far more dangerous—far more treacherous than his daddy, Mitch McConnell—where there is no sign of life.

We are witnessing a deliberate conspiracy to sabotage the Executive Branch of the United States.

[Duke of the Foothills @krlduke]

@MAGAlwr5 @AirForceDad50 MFers