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Look, this guy cannot be allowed to be a congressman. We really have to draw the line at material support for terrorism. The fact that someone who actively worked in support of the Al Qaeda mastermind behind the 1993 WTC bombing as well as Hamas could just sail to victory in a Democrat primary is a massive problem in itself, but we cannot allow him to get any further. This isn’t about a difference of opinion or expression or any normal political fight, this is an actual terrorist. Something very serious is going to have to be done, and soon.

NEW MEDIA HOAX JUST DROPPED Daniel Benz is a MAN and a convicted child s*x offender, who also allegedly exposed himself to women while being held at a WOMEN'S prison. He was just charged with illegal firearms possession and threatening to kiII police. The media is referring to him as a woman. You don't hate the media enough.

Massachusetts just passed a law, by emergency preamble, to allow incarcerated felons to vote in federal elections! Why are we allowing convicted felons to vote? malegislature.gov/Bills/194/S524

The “Newburyport man” is actually Lucas Gustavo Brajak DeAlmeida DiBenedetto who is in our country illegally

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It’s a bit rich of Keir Starmer to accuse others of creating division. He has sowed the seeds of division repeatedly by punishing businesses, farmers, self employed, pensioners, disabled and communities who are fed up with their many concerns being ignored. Absolutely shameful.

Did you know that official police policy requires them to be racist against Whites? It is deeply wrong and must change NOW.

The judge who ordered Trump's name stripped from the Kennedy Center married his wife in a ceremony officiated by Merrick Garland. That wife, Amy Jeffress, represented Lisa Page during the FBI texting scandal, helped the Jan. 6 committee, and now serves as Joe Biden's personal attorney. Her former law firm represented E. Jean Carroll against Trump. Trump says Judge Christopher Cooper has 'a total Conflict of Interest' and asserts he can't be treated fairly in Cooper's court.

There is a reason the fight over the audit law has dragged on for over a year, despite being approved by 72% of voters. The original ballot question was clear and it passed overwhelmingly. Massachusetts voters did not ask for a negotiated audit, a limited review, or for the Legislature to define its own terms. The people approved an independent audit of the Legislature. Now, the response from Beacon Hill is a bill that: • Narrows the scope of what can be examined • Allows the Legislature to decide what records will be provided • Prevents courts from stepping in when disputes arise Who has ever heard of an independent audit where the entity being audited gets to decide what can be investigated? At the same time, lawmakers are presenting this as a “transparency package.” But even they acknowledge that many of the “new” public records provisions simply codify documents that are already available today. So what is actually changing? The audit. And that is exactly where the restrictions are being added. As Auditor @DianaDiZoglio warns in this clip, this is not an expansion of transparency. It is a restructuring of a voter mandate into something Beacon Hill can define, limit, and control. For the people of our state, the core question is straightforward: Should the Legislature be able to redefine a law that 72% of voters already passed when it becomes inconvenient?

You wanna hear something funny? Lemme tell y’all what Rep. LaMonica McIver just said to Secretary Mullin during the hearing. Paraphrasing but you get the gist… “You wanna talk about racism and everything… tell me why every person locked up in Delaney Hall is a foreigner?” 🤡 Who’s gonna tell her that ICE facilities ONLY house illegal aliens? GOOD LORD! Democrats are truly the stupidest breed out there. 😂😂

@_The_Prophet__ Same thing the last Administration tried to do with completely legal but politically disfavored gun and gun-adjacent industries.

@_The_Prophet__ An example of this is the SCOTUS ruling trucking brokers may be held liable for booking inappropriate CDL drivers. Risk management happened overnight. If you want to police anything, make enablers fully liable for their actions. This should happen to rogue government also.

@_The_Prophet__ Trump won’t be the last president to use the system this way. The question is how long before it’s not only a spear pointed outwards but one used to enforce domestic policies as well.

⚡️Trump is using Treasury and financial institutions to target illegal immigration, cartel finance, fraud, and access to the U.S. financial system. This is the domestic financial-border regime starting to appear. The physical border is only the visible layer. The deeper border is access to banking, payments, welfare flows, payroll, credit cards, remittances, debit cards, prepaid cards, and identity-linked financial rails. That is what this is really about. The administration is moving enforcement from geography into transaction permission. The question becomes less “who crossed the border?” and more “who is allowed to operate inside the financial system?” That is a much more powerful enforcement layer. A person can avoid a checkpoint. A person can move cities. A person can use sympathetic local systems. A person can live in a sanctuary jurisdiction. But modern life requires payments, bank access, cards, transfers, payroll, rent, app-based services, benefits, and digital identity. Once access to those rails becomes conditional on legal status, the border follows the person everywhere. That is the phase shift. The important phrase is “legal right to be here” tied to “access to financial systems.” That fuses immigration status with financial permission. That means KYC/AML, Treasury surveillance, bank compliance, welfare eligibility, tax records, state IDs, employer verification, and suspicious-activity frameworks all start converging into one enforcement machine. Banks will overcomply because banks always overcomply when Treasury risk appears. Compliance departments do not play heroic constitutional politics. They close accounts, restrict flows, demand documents, de-risk entire categories, and move liability off the balance sheet. That is how this scales. The state does not need to individually prosecute everyone. It can pressure institutions into filtering access. Once the banks, processors, card networks, fintechs, remittance providers, and benefits administrators understand the penalty risk, enforcement becomes distributed. This also reveals the next battlefield: blue-state identity systems. Driver’s licenses, local IDs, welfare access, school enrollment, municipal services, work authorization gray zones, payroll practices, remittance networks. The federal government is signaling that state-level access documents may no longer be enough to justify financial access. That sets up direct conflict between federal legality and state permission. The deeper political function is discipline. This is designed to make illegal presence harder to finance, harder to hide, harder to normalize, and harder to operationally sustain. The administration is treating the financial system as a sovereign perimeter. That is a very Trump-regime move: control the chokepoint, force institutions to carry the pressure, make the cost of noncompliance terrifying, then let private infrastructure execute state policy. The cartel/fraud language is the strongest legal wrapper. Human smuggling, drug trafficking, welfare fraud, stolen taxpayer funds, criminal facilitation. That frame gives Treasury a broader mandate and makes opposition harder because the policy can be sold as anti-criminal finance rather than immigration enforcement alone. But structurally, the net widens. This will not stay neatly confined to cartel accounts. Once banks have to determine whether accounts are enabling illegal immigration, the compliance surface expands fast. Landlords, employers, remittance senders, benefits recipients, prepaid-card users, shell accounts, family accounts, informal payroll, cash-heavy businesses, money-service businesses. Everything becomes suspicious if the identity layer is weak. That means fraud/identity infrastructure becomes even more important.

BEASTMODE: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent turned the tables on Sen. Ron Wyden after the Oregon Democrat accused Bessent of blocking an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's financials. "Senator Wyden has mendaciously slandered the Treasury building in an attempt to cover up his son having an investment meeting with Jeffrey Epstein to ask for funding," Bessent said during a budget hearing on Wednesday. "Your son’s largest investment position was Rick’s Cabaret. So did your son and Jeffrey Epstein talk about pole dancing as he begged him for money using your limited credibility?”

Facing a ballot question and a lawsuit from the state auditor, the Massachusetts House unveiled legislation Democratic leaders said would make the Legislature more transparent, but stopped short of subjecting it to the state’s public records law. trib.al/PRBdmeL

A broken legislative system.

🚨 JUST NOW: DHS Sec. Mullin CONFIRMS ICE arrested rioters who came all the way from PORTLAND to agitate leftists outside ICE Newark THOUSANDS of miles away. These are PROFESSIONAL rioters. Full stop.

Per BDN: Graham Platner left DC early yesterday, ahead of his planned fundraisers with wealthy DC insiders, citing a "growing media presence" outside of Platner's family home. The presumptive nominee conducted a high-stakes meeting with Senate Democrats, but did not take questions from the press and was quickly escorted by staffers into a waiting car after the meeting concluded. Multiple Senate Democrats, including Chuck Schumer, declined to explicitly endorse Platner when asked by the media. They did, however, express confidence they would defeat Susan Collins in November. Per Axios, Platner had been scheduled to attend multiple fundraisers after the meeting, including one hosted by Biden's former chief of staff Ron Klein.

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