Susan Myrick

[Cooper Released Him @CooperReleased]

Joshua T. Murray was convicted of Taking Indecent Liberties with a Child in 2016

Gov. Roy Cooper released him early, on August 3, 2021

Source: @CooperReleased

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST IN: Sheridan Gorman's angel mom just dropped this raw truth nuke straight to Democrat members of Congress

"I don't understand why it's only the REPUBLICAN side that cares about our American children!"

"Basically what you just did, what you said was, 'I'm so sorry for your loss. I have a daughter too. I have a son. I feel your pain...'"

"You DON'T feel my pain. Because the next words out of your mouth were, 'BUT.'"

"There's no 'BUT' when your child is in a coffin!"

"And I need you to understand that. And if you ever want to talk about it, I'm here, I'm going to buy you a bench. I'm going to buy. You can put that on the record. I'm going to buy Congress the bench. And they can come and sit and hold my hand and look me in the eye and explain to me why illegal immigrants are more important than my daughter. I really want to know what because I don't understand!"

[Bill Mitchell @mitchellvii]

ALITO'S DISSENT ON MAIL-IN BALLOTS IS A MASTERPIECE AND NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT IT

While the mainstream media is busy celebrating today's ruling, four justices stood in the breach and said what every honest American already knows. Alito's dissent in Watson v. RNC is not just a legal argument. It is a warning shot about where this country is headed if we do not get serious about election integrity.

Read these words carefully.

Alito wrote that when thousands of absentee ballots flow in after Election Day and potentially flip the result of an election, charges of a rigged election explode. That is a sitting Supreme Court Justice, in an official dissent, validating what the corporate media has spent four years calling a conspiracy theory.

He went further.

Alito cited research showing that drawn-out ballot counting produces a large and significant decrease in Americans' trust in elections. Not a talking point. Not a campaign slogan. Peer reviewed research cited in a Supreme Court dissent. The problem is real, it is documented, and five justices just decided to ignore it.

On fraud, Alito was surgical.

He pointed out that as far back as 2005, a commission chaired by Jimmy Carter and James Baker concluded that absentee voting was the largest source of potential voter fraud in American elections. Jimmy Carter. The left canonizes that man. His own commission said mail-in ballots are the biggest fraud vulnerability we have. And today's majority just threw the door open wider.

Then Alito did something remarkable.

He painted a picture of exactly what this ruling could produce. A close presidential election. One state still counting. The leading candidate watching his margin shrink day after day as new batches of mail-in ballots arrive. The lead flipping with days to spare before electors must cast their votes. He was not writing fiction. He was describing something we have already watched happen in slow motion in race after race since 2020.

He also torched the majority's logic directly.

Barrett and Roberts argued that the word election in federal law only governs when voters CAST their ballots, not when officials RECEIVE them. Alito called this what it is. The electorate's choice is not complete, he argued, until all the ballots have been collected and the decision is fixed. A ballot sitting in a mail truck three days after Election Day is not a completed act of voting. It is an open question. And open questions are where fraud lives.

He also raised something nobody else is talking about.

What is the limiting principle here? If states can accept ballots five days late, can they accept them twenty-one days late? Washington State already does. Can a state eliminate receipt deadlines entirely? Alito asked that question directly and the majority gave no answer. They opened a door and refused to say how far it swings.

Thomas and Gorsuch stood with Alito completely. Kavanaugh joined most of it.
And Barrett, the justice we were told would hold the line, wrote the opinion that Alito was dissenting against.

History will not be kind to this decision. But it may be very kind to this dissent. The greatest dissents in Supreme Court history are often the ones that turn out to be right. Alito, Thomas, and Gorsuch put it on the record today.

The question is what we do with it.

[Cooper Released Him @CooperReleased]

Dominick D. Cates was convicted of Attempted Trafficking a Schedule I Controlled Substance

Gov. Roy Cooper released him early, on March 8, 2021

After his early release, Cates was convicted of Attempted Receiving or Possessing a Stolen Vehicle

Source: @CooperReleased

[1776 Live @250YearsAgoLive]

Thomas Jefferson submits the final draft of his Declaration of Independence to Continental Congress.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

HOLY CRAP

Over a million people are on Obamacare with no Social Security Number

The thing that Democrats claim never happens is happening at massive scale

This is why Democrats hate DOGE

Their money laundering fraud ring was exposed

[Mike Netter @nettermike]

Dont let go of the family at the center of yesterday's Supreme Court property tax ruling.

In 1991, Scott Pung bought a small three-bedroom home on half an acre for his wife and two children. It was their family home. When Scott died in 2004, his wife stayed there. When she died in 2008, their son and his family stayed. Same home, same family, more than two decades.

The whole time, it was their primary residence, taxed at the lower rate Michigan gives a family home. Then in 2010 an assessor decided, wrongly, that they should be taxed as if it were a second home. The family took it to court and won. The tribunal ruled they did not owe it.

The assessor's response, in her own words about the judge who ruled for the family: "I don't care what he says." She imposed the tax again. She left it off the original bill and added it later. When the family came in to pay, they brought a driver's license to prove it was their home, and paid what they actually owed.

It did not matter. Over roughly $2,242 that they did not owe and had already beaten in court, the county foreclosed. A trial court tried to give the home back over a notice failure. The county appealed to stop that. In 2018, after 27 years, the family permanently lost the home Scott Pung bought in 1991.

This is what the property tax can do. Not in theory. To a real family, over a bill that was never owed, because one official decided she did not care what the court said. And the Supreme Court said the Constitution will not make that family whole.

I reached out to the Pung family, and they gave me their blessing to share their story and this photo. My thanks to them, and my respect for the fight they carried all the way to the highest court in the land. It will help families they will never meet.

This is exactly why we are working to end the tax that made it possible.

Photo of Marc and Tia Pung at the U.S. Supreme Court, shared with their permission.

[Cooper Released Him @CooperReleased]

James T. Rogers was convicted of Assault by Strangulation in 2020

Gov. Roy Cooper released him early, on July 19, 2021

After his early release, Rogers was convicted of Assault by Strangulation

Source: @CooperReleased

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

MASSIVE SCANDAL UNFOLDING IN DENVER

You will want to read to the end. Absolutely shocking corruption and coverup.

Denver City Council blocked Denver International Airport from leasing space to Key Lime Air, because the airline worked with ICE.

There was just one problem…

It violates FAA rules.

So what did they do?

City attorney Miko Brown allegedly urged the airport to fabricate an investigation into the airline’s safety record to cover up for illegally discriminating against the airline for political reasons.

When word got out, Brown and Mayor Mike Johnston flat out denied it.

However CBS just obtained an internal airport memo appearing to reveal the entire thing was true.

City officials conspired to discriminate against a private company for political reasons then lied about it to cover it up‼️

The @TheJusticeDept should investigate. @AAGDhillon

[Cooper Released Him @CooperReleased]

Gov. Roy Cooper's Child Sex Predator of the Day

Stephon Miller was convicted of Taking Indecent Liberties with a Child in 2015

Cooper released him early, on March 30, 2021

After his early release, Miller was reimprisoned on a post-release violation

Source: @CooperReleased

[Mila Joy @Milajoy]

Any illegal who attempts to vote in federal elections will now be deported.

I LOVE it.

[ThePersistence @ScottPresler]

Alaskans,

I ask you to vote YES to Ballot Measure 2 to DEFEAT Ranked Choice Voting.

✅ “Vote YES to end the MESS.”

🗓️ Tuesday, Nov. 3rd, 2026

CC: @jennybethm

[Hillel Neuer @HillelNeuer]

Watch closely new video showing the U.N. reaction: as courageous former hostage Ilana Gritzewsky confronts October 7th denier Reem al-Salem—by recounting the horrific abuse she suffered from Hamas—the U.N. rapporteur on violence against women sits there stone-faced. No empathy.

[Badass @Keepfighting250]

The people who complain the loudest are the ones who are committing and protecting fraud!

[Ozor Ndi Ozor @OzorNdiOzor]

37 weeks pregnant woman from Nigeria 🇳🇬 tries to fly to the U.S. 🇺🇸 from the UK🇬🇧, but Sarah a UK officers stepped in.

Babies born in the UK don't automatically qualifies for British passport, but babies born in the U.S do automatically qualify for American passport.

[Cooper Released Him @CooperReleased]

Gov. Roy Cooper's Child Sex Predator of the Day

Raistlin J. Cox was convicted of Taking Indecent Liberties with a Child in 2016

Cooper released him early, on March 29, 2021

Source: @CooperReleased

[Phil Holloway ✈️ @PhilHollowayEsq]

This is a crime and should be prosecuted as such

Committing a crime on a basketball court doesn’t make it less of a crime

This is an aggravated assault

[Gordon G. Chang @GordonGChang]

The Korean War, in a different form now, continues to this day. On the 76th anniversary of the North Korean invasion, we take a moment to say a prayer and thank all who have fought for freedom in Korea.

[Planet Of Memes @PlanetOfMemes]

Guess which country is governed by Communism and which one is a Constitutional Republic?

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

This should stop every parent in their tracks.

In 1994 Japan ended all mandatory vaccines for babies under two years old.

The outcome? Japan now has one of the lowest infant mortality rates on the planet.

America? Highest infant mortality of all industrialized nations.