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@FischerKing64 I have to send in a shit ton of tax money next month from investments that took over 40 years to accumulate so some Somali or other fraudster that showed up in America 5 minutes ago can steal it all plus more in a matter of months. Bitter doesn't even describe it.

Imagine you are a working father living in the Midwest, you make 75k a year. You can support your family, but you're not rich. You worry about paying for college. Then you read about some Somalian stealing $1m out of federal healthcare programs. $1 million for the normal guy would eliminate an enormous amount of his stress. The college thing would be covered. Retirement wouldn't appear so daunting. It's why guys like this buy lottery tickets. And instead he pays into the system and watches "newcomers" make a complete ass out of him. This fraud is bad financially, but it just makes a mockery of all the hard work of normal people and tears away at the social fabric.

BREAKING: @NASAAdmin just announced America is FINALLY going nuclear in space. A first-of-its-kind mission called "SR-1 Freedom" will launch before 2028 using nuclear fission power to travel to Mars. THIS IS HUGE This is what happens when you put someone in charge who actually wants to GET THINGS DONE. 🇺🇸🚀

This is the *active* CIA analyst the IC attempted to reactivate to covert status prior to DNI Gabbard removing security clearances and outlining the fraudulent ICA construct. Last year Gabbard moved the National Intelligence Council (NIC) out of the CIA, specifically because the covert nature of the CIA was used by the NIC members to manufacture political intelligence. The resulting NIC analysis, much of which was fraudulently shaped by politics, could not be challenged easily because the CIA shield protected both the authors and their constructs. Both Eric Ciaramella and Julia Gurganus worked inside the CIA on the NIC analysis that framed the Russian Interference story in January 2017. The fraudulent Intelligence Community Assessment. Eric Ciaramella was also the anonymous CIA whistleblower in 2019 for the impeachment effort. See the moves? When DNI Gabbard and CIA Director Ratcliffe worked together to remove the NIC from the CIA, the bad actors within the IC game, and those within the Directorate of Analysis, knew they lost a strategic narrative machine tool. The IC embeds were angry and started leaking stuff to allies in media (WSJ, WaPo, Politico and NYT). The goal was to undermine Tulsi Gabbard at every step, using every resource and doing whatever it took. Gabbard stayed on mission, despite the IC trying to penetrate the concentric circles around the Office of The President with their bullshit narratives. Those "Trump supporters" who try to undermine ODNI Tulsi Gabbard are either brutally naïve, easily manipulated, or working intentionally to retain the Intelligence Community control system that Gabbard is dutifully deconstructing. Remember that when you see people attacking the ODNI or Tulsi Gabbard !!!!!!!

@AAC0519 @DataRepublican @BasedMikeLee Why would Republican donors want vote fraud?

@DataRepublican @BasedMikeLee Americans think the battle is between Ds and Rs. In fact, it is between them and donors. Politicians are not on their side.

That isn’t a thing SAVE America Act is non-budgetary It can’t pass with budget reconciliation

@DataRepublican @BasedMikeLee Why does "K Street" want voter fraud?!

@BasedMikeLee It's not "moderation" to for Republican Senators to be on the wrong side of a 98-2 issue for their own voters. It's "living in a bubble created by K Street."

We just won Missouri v. Biden. As Missouri’s Attorney General, I sued the Biden regime for brazenly colluding with Big Tech to silence Missouri families — censoring the truth about COVID, the Hunter Biden laptop, the open border, and the 2020 election. They tried to turn Facebook, X, YouTube, and the rest into their private speech police, labeling dissent “misinformation” while they pushed their narrative on the American people. Today, after years of unrelenting litigation, we deep state into a historic 10-year, court-enforceable Consent Decree. It directly binds the Surgeon General, the CDC, and CISA: no more threats of legal, regulatory, or economic punishment. No more coercion. No more unilateral direction or veto of platform decisions to remove, suppress, deplatform, or algorithmically bury protected speech. Missouri struck first—and Missouri won big. This is the first real, operational restraint on the federal censorship machine. It locks in the First Amendment principle we fought for: modern technology doesn’t erase your rights, and government labels don’t strip speech of protection. The deep state just got checked. For every working Missouri family tired of being silenced by their own government: this victory is yours. The heartland fought back, and the heartland delivered.

@ChadBianco @DefiyantlyFree We need to hear about everyone who tries to get in your way. Names, places, what they threaten you with. Following you in hopes that you'll deliver.

@DefiyantlyFree We will get to the bottom of this.

BREAKING: Riverside County Sheriff Bianco seized 1,000 boxes of ballots tied to the Nov. 2025 special election after citizens found 45,896 MORE votes counted than ballots received. Now CA Attorney General Rob Bonta is trying to STOP him from counting them. Why is the AG afraid of a count?

WOW. Mike Lee is BATTLING on the Senate floor late tonight to pass the SAVE America Act “I will CONTINUE day after day, week after week, MONTH AFTER MONTH if that's what it takes to get this passed!” Now THIS is how you serve the American people.

@JNewellUSArmy @DataRepublican @lamps_apple @grok Has anyone officially announced a description of what Joe Kent supposedly "leaked"?

@DataRepublican @lamps_apple No need. Everyone knows he's the leaker. It's an open secret, so to speak

I've never listened to a podcast for more than 3 or 4 minutes. I don't have the patience to listen to people ramble on while I wait for them to talk about something I might be interested in. I'm not sure there's ever been a less efficient way to transmit information.

everyone wants a village, but no one wants to be a villager > drive your friends to the airport > go to their party even when you're tired > stop cancelling last minute > host at your place > support the wins & losses it's worth every ounce of effort

I once ate lobster tail in the middle of nowhere, Afghanistan after eating MREs for weeks straight. I hope that’s ok with everyone.

I was thinking the same. “Fast” food is painful. I’ve walked in and employees actually left the counter to hide with the kitchen staff and it was an open kitchen. Or if they do stay at the counter they stare and the customer has to talk first. I haven’t heard “How can I help you” or “What would you like to order” ever since the pandemic. I just don’t understand how managers or owners don’t train basic concepts of customer service to employees

@DataRepublican Why do their sponsors want illegals to vote?

They refuse to hold a real vote because they know the outcome: when forced to choose, they will side with their sponsors, not their constituents. They don't have a clear conscience on this. That is the most disgusting part of all.

I don't care the votes don't exist. I want to see the soft Republicans cast their "NO" vote while looking at their constituents in the eyes.

My husband had the exact same diagnosis at the same time. He died in September at 61, meanwhile, Joe Biden is still making public appearances at 83 with no signs of illness, other than dementia. Either Biden found a cure for cancer or it was all a lie.

a big reason college is such a bad investment is kids move away from home and the value of all relationships they’ve ever built goes to zero then you spend 4yrs making new friends and building a network and then everyone leaves and those relationships go to zero again now you are looking for work and don’t really know anyone in the city you’re living in no family, no day 1 homies, no college friends you make very narrow informational progress in one area at the expense of absolutely everything else in your life worth thinking about before selecting a school

Most business suicides are induced by not understand the difference between reported preference and revealed preference. If you run Testosterone Studios, maker of Angry Muscular Axe Guy Kills Demons in Hell, you might notice after a while that not very many women buy your games. Since your stockholders have a profound moral objection to other people having money and not giving it to them, they want you to correct this problem, stat. They want you to make Angry Muscular Axe Guy Kills Demons in Hell 2 sell to men AND women. So you sigh, shrug your shoulders, hire a bunch of female consultants, and ask them "What do women like?" "Feminism!" "Girlbosses!" "Strong Female Characters effortlessly outdoing men at everything!" "Gay stuff!" So Testosterone Games dutifully makes Petite Feminist Girlboss Replaces Angry Muscular Axe Guy, hoping that men will buy it because they bought the first one, and girls will buy it because it panders to what they were told girls want. Of course, nobody buys it. The men don't buy it because it's not what they liked in the first one, and women don't buy it because women couldn't care less about games where you fight demons in hell. If, instead of asking a bunch of consultants what women like (reported preference), they had looked at games women actually buy (revealed preference), they would have seen something very different. "Fruit Matcher 3000 for iPhone." "Point and Click Alice in Wonderland Studio Ghibli Adventure" "Something Something Hogwarts." And they would have realized, had they two brain cells to rub together, that you can't please everyone, because some people hate exactly what other people like. If you want more money, look at who is already buying your product, and see if you can make them like the next one better. Because I guarantee you aren't already selling to every single male on the planet. And don't hire video game consultants. They don't know how to sell games, and they don't care, because they don't want to sell games. They just hate men, and want to ruin things men like. If you hire them, they're going to have their fun, cash your check, and ride off into the sunset, while you lose your business. And indie studios, who know whether they are making Aliens Must Die or Barbie Horse Adventures, will replace you, which is the free market operating as intended.

One of the most pressing issues for the Trump administration should have been finding a solution to the DC problem. The simple fact is that no Democrat will ever be charged with anything in DC, no matter how serious. This has been understood for years, certainly since the case of FBI malfeasant Andrew McCabe. The Inspector General recommended charges on multiple counts, yet prosecutors knew the effort was pointless because no DC jury would ever indict him, let alone convict. Another example that comes to mind is the absolutely unbelievable and disgraceful verdict against Mark Steyn. His supposed offense was saying that the climate “hockey stick” is a fraud. It is about as clear-cut a case of protected speech as one could imagine. Yet because it was Steyn, a Rush Limbaugh stand-in and frequent Fox News guest, the case was hauled into DC despite Steyn having zero connections to the place and the jury needed about two milliseconds to find him liable. The examples could go on indefinitely. The bottom line is that something has to be done about this. The nation’s capital cannot function as a jurisdiction where one political faction enjoys total immunity while the other is treated as guilty on arrival. Yet fixing this does not appear to be on anyone’s to-do list.