Tim Schramm

Father of 3 adopted children. Voracious cultural appropriator.

[Overton @overton_news]

Senator John Kennedy somehow managed to squeeze two BRUTAL but hilarious one-liners into a short answer about the Graham Platner controversy.

The line that stole the show involved having “an IQ above a toaster”…before taking a direct shot at Senator Schumer.

KENNEDY: “With respect to Mr. Platner, he was nominated by the Hamas wing of the Democratic Party, which is in control.”

“With respect to the new allegations or revelations about him, I, of course, was completely shocked.”

“Who could possibly have seen this coming? It’s not like there were signs or something.”

“I’ll tell you who saw it coming. Every American who was paying attention, and who has an IQ above a toaster, knew that this guy’s motherboard was fried.”

“Even my colleague, Senator Schumer, who can’t even cook a cheeseburger, saw this coming.”

That was rough.

[Breitbart News @BreitbartNews]

Texas State Rep. Jolanda Jones: "[James] Talarico is giving out money to white GOTV organizations and white infrastructure and Hispanic infrastructure, but he's not giving it to black infrastructure."

"Talarico needs to pay for us to get our voters out. Only then does Talarico have a chance to win."

[Jack Danger @JackDangerLIVE]

🚨 SHOCKING: FBI E-MAILS ALLEGE HILLARY CLINTON HIRED ROBERT MUELLER TO ARRANGE SETH RICH MURDER 🚨

Newly released FBI records include emails alleging that Hillary Clinton hired Robert Mueller to arrange the assassination of Seth Rich.

The documents show these allegations were received and retained in FBI records.

With thousands of pages still withheld or heavily redacted, many are calling for full transparency so the public can review the entire record.

[Tony Shaffer 🇺🇲☢️ @tspooky]

Translation: @RepDebDingell fully accepts sexual assault and violence against women as long as she and her Nazi adjacent @TheDemocrats keep or take more power...sad!

[Dalisia Ballinger @DBallinger901]

Hey black community! Why aren't we in an outrage about this??

Two BLACK parents poured corrosives over her body & dumped her remains in reservoir.

I guess since no whites were involved it's no big deal, right? JUSTICE FOR JAVEAYAH HARRIS!

#MAGA #Trump #TeamTrump

[Brigitte Gabriel @ACTBrigitte]

🚨WARNING: Lebanon was once the jewel of the Middle East; a prosperous Christian nation with Beirut as the Paris of the Arab world: freedom, universities, wine, and enlightenment.

Then Muslims crossed 15% of the population. Civil war. Collapse. Now Hezbollah and Iran run a failed Muslim state.

Demographics are destiny.

The West has been warned. Wake up, America!! 🇺🇸

[Dr Strangetweet or How I Learned to Love the RT @lone_rides]

"Did you hear? ICE killed another American!"

"A citizen?"

"Well, no. But he had been here for 35 years."

"So he wasn't supposed to be here. Still, that's not a death sentence. What happened?"

"ICE shot him!"

"An ICE agent just walked up to him and shot him?"

"Well, no. He hit an ICE vehicle and started to run down the ICE agent."

"So he tried to kill an ICE agent."

[Joe Rogan Podcast News @joeroganhq]

Bill Maher: "They are systematically k*lling the Christians in Nigeria. They've k*lled over 100000 since 2009… This is so much more of a genocide attempt than what is going on in Gaza. They are literally attempting to wipe out the Christian population."

[Reverend Jordan Wells @WellsJorda89710]

James Talarico says Islam and Christianity are ‘equal pathways to truth.’

This isn’t wisdom — it’s theological illiteracy.
Christianity says Jesus is the ONLY way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Him. Islam says Muhammad is the final prophet and denies the divinity of Christ.
They directly contradict each other on the most important questions. You can’t call them “equal” without emptying both of meaning.

This circle-of-faiths nonsense is just modern relativism dressed up as spirituality. It flatters everyone and stands for nothing.
Texas deserves leaders who understand actual theology, not New Age platitudes.”
— James Talarico just proved he’s unfit for serious office.
#TXSen #Christianity #TruthMatters #NoCompromise #OneWay #TexasValues #RejectRelativism

[Scott Jennings @ScottJenningsKY]

Time to sue

[Marco Foster @MarcoFoster_]

Hasan Piker: “Fox News is Rape TV. It’s the pro-rape network. One of their rapists hosts is now the fucking Secretary of War. Pete Hegseth also has a Nazi tattoo on his motherfucking chest. He was such a prolific rapist that his own mother sent him an email begging him to stop raping”

[Guy Benson @guypbenson]

From Biden to Platner, it’s been astounding to discover how many officials within the self-appointed ‘Party of Democracy’ view their own *elections* as mere exhibition games — which don’t really count & can simply be nullified once outcomes become politically inconvenient.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Ft Worth, Texas, police supervisor threatens to ARREST Christian @wfcpreacher if he attempts to preach in public space occupied by a Pride event, which is also free and open to the public.

Preacher: "So if we preach in here, we are going to be arrested for trespassing if we don't leave?"

Officer: "Correct, sir."

WTF is going on with Ft Worth police???

[torquemada @torquemada70421]

@PNWConservative Gee, I wonder why the Democrats have been standing with the Iranian terrorist regime for all these decades...

[Nino America @Nino_Merica]

Last week, Derek Smith and I went to the Midland County Courthouse to film and conduct a First Amendment audit.

The moment Officer Davis saw us with our cameras, he greeted us professionally. He did not try to intimidate us, interfere with our filming, or make the situation difficult. He was respectful, helpful, and treated us exactly how citizens should be treated inside a public building.

After seeing troubling encounters between citizens and public officials elsewhere in Midland, it is important that we also recognize officers who get it right.

Officer Davis kept the peace without creating a confrontation. He represented the Midland County Courthouse with professionalism, kindness, and respect.

Good officers deserve public recognition too.

#MidlandTX #FirstAmendment #GoodPolicing

[Nino America @Nino_Merica]

THE CITY OF MIDLAND’S STATEMENT RAISES MORE QUESTIONS THAN IT ANSWERS.

The City of Midland has finally released a statement.

After reading it, one thing stands out.

They admit this citizen was never accused of committing a crime.

Instead, they repeatedly describe him as making employees feel “threatened,” “uncomfortable,” and “disruptive.”

Those are subjective descriptions.

The public has now watched the video.

Many people are asking a simple question:

Since when is making a government employee uncomfortable grounds for being pepper sprayed inside City Hall?

The City’s statement says employees felt threatened.

If that’s true, what exactly was the threat?

What crime was committed?

Why wasn’t he arrested?

Why wasn’t he charged?

If officers believed he committed an offense serious enough to justify force, where are the criminal charges?

Those are fair questions.

The statement also says city staff had been dealing with him for days and even escorted him to the Midland Police Department earlier that morning.

Yet nowhere does the City explain why the situation escalated to pepper spray instead of simply allowing the man to finish requesting public records or peacefully leave on his own.

The public deserves specifics, not broad descriptions like “aggressive” and “disruptive.”

Fortunately, this wasn’t hidden behind closed doors.

There’s video.

People can watch it for themselves and decide whether the City’s statement matches what actually happened.

One more question…

Who actually wrote this statement?

Was it City Manager Tommy Gonzalez?

Communications Director Stewart Doreen?

The City Attorney?

Or someone else?

The people of Midland deserve to know who is speaking on behalf of their government, especially when defending the use of force against a citizen inside City Hall.

Government works for the people.

When force is used against a taxpayer in a public building, the burden shouldn’t be on the public to prove something went wrong.

The burden is on government to explain why it happened.

And based on the questions pouring in today…

A lot of people don’t think this statement accomplished that.

[Nino America @Nino_Merica]

THE CITY OF MIDLAND’S STATEMENT RAISES MORE QUESTIONS THAN IT ANSWERS.

The City of Midland has finally released a statement.

After reading it, one thing stands out.

They admit this citizen was never accused of committing a crime.

Instead, they repeatedly describe him as making employees feel “threatened,” “uncomfortable,” and “disruptive.”

Those are subjective descriptions.

The public has now watched the video.

Many people are asking a simple question:

Since when is making a government employee uncomfortable grounds for being pepper sprayed inside City Hall?

The City’s statement says employees felt threatened.

If that’s true, what exactly was the threat?

What crime was committed?

Why wasn’t he arrested?

Why wasn’t he charged?

If officers believed he committed an offense serious enough to justify force, where are the criminal charges?

Those are fair questions.

The statement also says city staff had been dealing with him for days and even escorted him to the Midland Police Department earlier that morning.

Yet nowhere does the City explain why the situation escalated to pepper spray instead of simply allowing the man to finish requesting public records or peacefully leave on his own.

The public deserves specifics, not broad descriptions like “aggressive” and “disruptive.”

Fortunately, this wasn’t hidden behind closed doors.

There’s video.

People can watch it for themselves and decide whether the City’s statement matches what actually happened.

One more question…

Who actually wrote this statement?

Was it City Manager Tommy Gonzalez?

Communications Director Stewart Doreen?

The City Attorney?

Or someone else?

The people of Midland deserve to know who is speaking on behalf of their government, especially when defending the use of force against a citizen inside City Hall.

Government works for the people.

When force is used against a taxpayer in a public building, the burden shouldn’t be on the public to prove something went wrong.

The burden is on government to explain why it happened.

And based on the questions pouring in today…

A lot of people don’t think this statement accomplished that.

[Nino America @Nino_Merica]

WAS THIS JUSTIFIED? YOU DECIDE.

The City of Midland says employees felt “uncomfortable” and called police.

The video shows what happened next.

A taxpaying citizen inside City Hall was pepper sprayed by a Midland police officer while trying to obtain public records. Despite everything that happened, no criminal charges were filed.

The City’s statement says he was aggressive and disruptive. The public now has the opportunity to compare that statement with the video and decide whether the response matched the situation.

Was this a reasonable use of force?

Or did the City and Midland Police go too far?

Watch the full video, then tell me what you think. One thing is certain, taxpayers deserve transparency and accountability from the people who work for them.

https://t.co/NwQp9alQU3

[Nino America @Nino_Merica]

Vicente got sprayed. We acted worse. #MidlandTX #FirstAmendment #Accountability

https://t.co/AgFpb9ZiYW

[Nino America @Nino_Merica]

A Midland citizen went to City Hall requesting paperwork.

He sat inside the public building for an extended period speaking with Strategic Communications Director Stewart Doreen. The footage appears to show that he never raised his voice, never became violent, and was not told what crime he had committed.

Then a Midland Police Department officer arrived.

She issued commands, placed her hands on him, and ultimately pepper-sprayed him inside City Hall.

He was taken outside in handcuffs, transported to the hospital, and reportedly handcuffed to a hospital bed. He has a heart condition and had expressed concern about being forced outside into the extreme heat.

After officials reviewed the footage and saw that he had not been acting belligerently, he was released with no charges.

No identified crime. No charges. Yet a citizen requesting paperwork from his government ended up pepper-sprayed, handcuffed, and hospitalized.

What lawful justification was there for this use of force?

#MidlandTX #PoliceAccountability #GovernmentTransparency

CONTENT WARNING / PUBLIC-INTEREST DISCLAIMER: This video contains footage of police use of force, including pepper spray and physical restraint. It is being shared to document an ongoing public-accountability matter involving public officials in Midland, Texas. It is not posted to glorify harm, encourage confrontation, threaten anyone, or promote violence. Viewer discretion is advised.