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Trump is my president ❣️ America is a republic 🇺🇸

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[Kevin Greenhalgh ⛪️🇺🇸 @UT_Angelsfan]

@EricLDaugh @US_Senators_ Pass the Save Act !

[James E. Thorne @DrJStrategy]

Hormuz, Houston, and the Quiet American Victory Many Refuse to Accept

The same crowd that told you Donald Trump could never win a primary, let alone a presidency, is back at it again. They insist the Iran war is “lost,” that there will be no deal, that America has somehow stumbled into strategic defeat. They are making the same mistake twice.

In reality, the United States has already forced a reckoning the foreign‑policy establishment spent decades avoiding. In this new era, the world finally sees Iran for what it is: a radical regime willing to hold a global artery hostage. And the world is drawing the obvious conclusion, that the twenty‑first‑century economy cannot depend on an oil lifeline controlled at gunpoint. Has no one noticed the tankers quietly diverting toward a different hemisphere, toward what is fast becoming the Gulf of America?

As the complaints grow louder that “we need a deal now,” it is worth asking who is doing the complaining. The impatience comes largely from the same voices that never foresaw a U.S. victory over Iran’s gambit in Hormuz, and cannot yet imagine the peace dividend that will follow. They missed the strategic re‑rating of Iran from difficult regional power to systemic energy risk. They missed the quiet migration of tankers toward the Gulf of America. Now they mistake a necessary interval of pressure and bargaining for failure, precisely because they cannot recognize that the fundamentals have already shifted in America’s favor.

To wit, any deal he strikes will be judged by the wrong standard if you judge it by the same people who thought the JCPOA was statesmanship. Their benchmark is the agreement that shipped Tehran pallets of cash and sanctions relief while allowing it to keep enriched uranium, ballistic missiles, and regional proxies intact—a deal that subsidized the very regime now firing drones into the Gulf and threatening tankers. That standard is not just misplaced; it is discredited.

Measured against that history, what President Trump is chasing is not utopia but correction. It will not turn the Islamic Republic into a Scandinavian social democracy. It will not abolish forever the temptations of coercion in Hormuz. But it can lock in hard, strategic gains.

The same critics who cry failure over Hormuz have nothing to say about the victory in Venezuela, where U.S. pressure and engagement helped unlock reserves and discipline a rogue petro‑state. They glide past the several wars Trump has stopped or frozen, because those don’t fit the script in which every Trump move is a prelude to Armageddon. They are equally silent about the quiet alignment with Beijing. China, hardly a natural Trump ally, has made it plain: Iran cannot have a bomb and cannot own the Strait. That matters. When the world’s largest energy importer and the world’s leading navy converge on the same two red lines, Tehran’s room for maneuver shrinks, and America’s long‑term position strengthens, whether the commentariat wants to admit it or not.

[Ben Bergquam - Real America’s Voice (RAV-TV) News @BenBergquam]

EXPOSE THE HYPOCRISY! Made a stop by Governor Tim Walz house in Saint Paul, Minnesota!

Arrest Tim Walls, arrest Ilhan Omar, arrest Mayor Frey and every other corrupt politician in America that puts illegal aliens over American citizens!

Law & Border @RealAmVoice

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@CoryBooker @washingtonpost But Platner is no problem at all

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@roughnrdy11 @SpeakerWelchIL 😂

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Honesty might be easier. Democrats raised ~$800M+ via these:
• Corporate: Extended/limited net operating loss (NOL) deductions → ~$300M. https://t.co/Unl4U2FIIp
• Social media: New per-user fees ($0.10–$0.50/month) → ~$200M. https://t.co/Unl4U2FIIp
• Digital assets (crypto): 0.2% tax on exchanges/transfers/etc. → ~$60M. https://t.co/Unl4U2FIIp
• Fantasy sports: 15% tax on operators → ~$5M. https://t.co/Unl4U2FIIp
• Targeted digital ads: 10% tax (revenue uncertain; $200M–$800M+; not counted due to legal risks). https://t.co/Unl4U2FIIp
• Other: +50¢ tire tax; taxes on prediction markets/remote tobacco; decoupling from federal small business stock gains exclusion. https://t.co/snKlJlgwzt
Plus gimmicks: $150M sweep from Road Fund (gas sales tax revenue). https://t.co/Unl4U2FIIp

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This happens all of the time. It’s legislation directing executive cooperation, passed the normal way. Whether it’s wise policy (deeper integration vs. concerns about sovereignty, leverage, or oversight) is a separate debate.
But constitutionally, it DOESN’T QUALIFY AS A TREATY requiring 2/3 Senate approval.

[God JB Pricker @GodPricker]

Found my new campaign theme song!

Listen and tell me if it’s a keeper or not!

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@PatriotXV11 @kwelkernbc @NBCNews @MeetThePress Good lord… her evil is certainly on full display 🙏🏼

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@kwelkernbc @NBCNews @MeetThePress You couldn’t pay to watch.

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@StevenRWilson72 @BasedMikeLee They are democrats so it’s too obvious.

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@MaximumK75753 @RepNancyMace As of 2026, reports indicate the DOJ is actively investigating Omar regarding immigration fraud, family finances, and related matters. Maybe let them do their job?

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@Williamjkelly @Illinois_Sux

[Reporter William J. Kelly #thatreporter @Williamjkelly]

The Bears leaving Chicago is another sign of Chicago's decline—and a political black eye for Gov. Pritzker and Mayor Brandon Johnson.

America's third-largest city is losing its NFL team.
The Chicago Bears have been a central part of Chicago's cultural identity for more than a century. They aren't just a football team. They're part of the heart and soul of this city. But what would Pritzker and Johnson know about the city’s heart and soul? Johnson is from Elgin and Pritzker was born and raised in California.

In the end, it's about choices. Pritzker and Johnson found billions for the migrant-industrial complex—vendors, contractors, and shelter operators—but couldn't find $855 million for infrastructure to keep the Bears in Chicago.
The Bears are a return on investment.
The migrant-industrial complex isn't.

To Pritzker and Johnson, the Bears were just another stadium deal. But millions of working-class Chicagoans sat through losing and winning seasons, freezing Sundays, and decades of heartbreak because the Bears belonged to Chicago. And now... they won't. #thatreporter

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@jamesabeckett @bubububow3 So much for growing up southern Baptist 😂

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@carolmswain @PhilNvestigates @WilliamWolfe Legitimate journalism can involve asymmetric scrutiny based on power, threats, or evidence—but the tonal and selective difference here supports accusations of bias.

Groks opinion but I definitely have to agree. That was just gross.

[Carol M. Swain, PhD @carolmswain]

@PhilNvestigates #SPLC #SBC @WilliamWolfe

Phil Williams loves to play “investigative journalist” when it lets him smear the Southern Baptist Convention as riddled with “racist, antisemitic bedfellows.”

But the same Phil Williams who spent weeks in April and May 2026 furiously defending the SPLC — calling its federal indictment for wire fraud, false statements to a bank, and money laundering a “politically motivated” hit job and “vindictive prosecution” — suddenly goes radio silent on any actual evidence of wrongdoing.

Read his SBC hit piece:

https:https://t.co/9h9hnsuBwP

Read his SPLC defenses:

• Apr 22 → https://t.co/9LqFHLaMKY
• Apr 23 → https://t.co/KkjcVCWYbl

He fact-checks every conservative claim against the SPLC, yet never applies the same scrutiny to the group he’s spent years citing as gospel.
Same pattern, different targets:

✅ Defend the left-wing “hate watchdog” facing serious federal charges

✅ Attack conservative Christians for the crime of… associating with people he doesn’t like,

That’s not journalism. That’s ideological enforcement. Williams isn’t exposing “hate coming to Main Street.”

He’s just choosing which streets get policed — and which ones get a free pass.

When the SPLC gets indicted and the Baptists get the racism label, the bias couldn’t be clearer.

#SPLCIndictment #SouthernBaptist #MediaBias #CarolSwainSpeaks

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I’m not defending her but I was curious. Susana Mendoza has repeatedly criticized lenient prosecutors, judges, the SAFE-T Act (Pretrial Fairness Act), electronic monitoring for violent offenders, and the broader “leftist” judicial system for years—well before recent tweets. https://t.co/HhwmXdQR8S
Key examples:
• SAFE-T Act & monitoring: Strongly opposed provisions releasing violent/repeat offenders on ankle monitors; called for amendments after officer killings and crime sprees (e.g., 2025–2026 statements). @2025
• Judges: Demanded Cook County Judge Thomas Nowinski’s resignation in 2024 after a released suspect killed his wife; slammed similar releases prioritizing offenders over victims. https://t.co/sTIumUGy0b
• Prosecutors: Endorsed tougher State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke over Kim Foxx, citing lack of accountability. https://t.co/QHLJ2VFPpx
This is a consistent theme in her comptroller role and 2026 mayoral campaign (“No More Excuses for Violent Crime”).​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
But … 👇

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@StreetervilleC @ChicagoContrar1 Over 600 of them are currently assigned to desk jobs that anyone could do.

[Judicial Watch ⚖️ @JudicialWatch]

.@TomFitton: DC court REJECTS Secrecy on January 6 Videos. DC Police wanted to charge Judicial Watch $1.5 million to blur out virtually everyone on officer bodycam vids. Court says NO--public interest prevails! (We already caused release of US Capitol Police vids!)

[Brian Costin @BrianCostin]

Right. And apparently COVID never happened.

Churches were never closed from worshipping.

Small businesses were never shut down.

Families were never told they couldn’t gather for Christmas.

Kids were never locked out of classrooms.

Workers were never forced out of jobs.

We’re all supposed to forget the years when “individual rights” meant whatever J.B. Pritzker’s executive orders allowed that week.

I guess “individual rights” only pertain to people who violated our borders and jumped the lines of legally applying immigrants.

Illinoisans remember.