Adam Anderson

@CORECOOPER1 @HQNewsNow 🤣

@AdaMae_12 @HQNewsNow Uh oh republican loves rules when the other side breaks them

Tim Kaine responds to the Virginia Supreme Court overturning the will of the people: “The timing of this ruling speaks volumes.” “The Virginia General Assembly let the people decide for themselves in a free and fair election. If the Virginia Supreme Court had legitimate concerns about this referendum, the time to stop it would have been before three million Virginians cast their ballots.”

@HQNewsNow It's pretty simple: FOLLOW YOUR STATE LAWS. VA actually broke their own (recently passed) laws. If they do it how it's supposed to be done, it would stick. I mean, I guess Civics is just a tough subject.

Republicans: Pass new maps in Tennessee, Florida, Missouri, North Carolina, Texas ALL without a vote — upheld Democrats: Pass new maps in Virginia with a vote from the will of the people — overturned Make it make sense.

@pr0ud_americans I have a 2006 Volvo with no nav, touchscreen, cameras or even Bluetooth. I had no idea how peaceful my car would become losing all of that crap. I missed it for about 2 days. NO WAY am I paying a subscription for it.

🚨 Big Auto Just Declared War on Your Wallet You buy a $60,000+ Cadillac or Chevy… and GM still wants to charge you every month just to use your own car. By 2028, GM plans to kill Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in all new vehicles. Navigation, music, texting, even basic connectivity? All locked behind their paid subscription service. They’ll let you own the metal… but they’ll rent you the brain. This isn’t innovation — it’s a subscription trap on wheels. You already paid for the car. Now they want a monthly fee for features that used to just work. American innovation used to mean better products. Now it means better ways to nickel-and-dime you after the sale. Who else is tired of this? Tag a car buyer who needs to see this.

I can't wait for @RocketPMohawk's video on the Miami GP. I'm here for it.

One day I will work for a company that doesn't screw me over my own money (2 & counting). One day....

@mistressdivy rotten.com

What’s a "lost" website from the early 2000s that you still think about today?

@JackDangerLIVE "If" is doing a LOT of work in that post. It'd be great "IF" it happens. I've grown very weary that nothing will come of it.

🚨 VIRGINIA’S ELECTION YESTERDAY JUST EXPOSED THE MAIL-IN BALLOT SCAM IN REAL TIME, AND IT’S WHY THE SUPREME COURT MUST RULE FOR ONE ELECTION DAY NOW! 🚨 Patriots, you watched it unfold live on April 21, 2026. Polls close in Virginia’s redistricting referendum. Early returns look competitive; “No” holding strong in many places. Then the counting drags, and suddenly the floodgates open. Fairfax County alone dumps exactly 35,000 absentee/mail-in ballots; every single one marked YES for the Democrat gerrymander plan. Not 34,999. Not 35,001. Precisely 35k, all uniform, all in one direction. Meanwhile, the rest of the state is split. In a low-turnout special election? Come on. Then the numbers jump; reports of 64,000 “Yes” votes added in just 5 minutes. Mail-in ballots “appearing” after Election Day voting, shifting the whole thing to a narrow Yes victory (51.45% to 48.55%). Sound familiar? It’s the same pattern we’ve seen for years: ballots with no real chain of custody, counted in secret, weeks of windows allowing who-knows-what to slip in. This isn’t democracy, this is manufacturing the outcome after the people have spoken at the polls. Democrats spent millions pushing this redistricting power grab, and suddenly the mail magic delivers exactly what they needed to flip congressional maps and stack the deck for 2026 midterms. THIS is the smoking gun proving why the Supreme Court has to hurry up and rule: ONE SINGLE ELECTION DAY. Ballots must be in by poll close. No extended counting windows. No more “found” votes days or weeks later. No harvesting, no mysterious drops at 3 a.m., no vans pulling up after the fact. My sources close to the Court say the Justices are this close to dropping the hammer and locking it down constitutionally. Article II doesn’t allow endless ballot games; the Framers designed it to prevent exactly this kind of mischief. If they grow a spine and rule the way insiders are whispering, the cheat code gets deleted forever. Virginia yesterday was the warning shot. Share this far and wide before they memory-hole the Fairfax dump and the 5-minute miracle. The deep state is panicking because their favorite trick is about to be outlawed. The people voted on Election Day. The rest is fraud theater.

@OcrazioCornPop I'll believe it when I see it.

🚨 Democrats’ Virginia Power Grab BLOCKED: Tazewell Circuit Court ruled yesterday’s redistricting referendum UNCONSTITUTIONAL and issued an INJUNCTION halting certification of the razor-thin “Yes” vote! Judge Hurley called out the illegal special session, missing public notice, and misleading ballot language. Constitutional process matters. Now it goes to the Virginia Supreme Court (oral arguments April 27). My prediction: SCOVA has already let the vote happen once, but they’re small-c conservative on precedent and process. They’re very likely to uphold the lower court and kill this rigged amendment, protecting fair maps. WHAT IS YOUR PREDICTION?

@mrosazza Yeah, at this point I firmly believe that they could actually see people stuffing boxes, video tape it, and nothing will happen except faux social media outrage. I want to believe that it will be set right; not a single thing points that it will.

Virginia was a trap, and the Democrats fell right into it. Dems rushed the April 21 special election to exploit the narrow pre-EO window before Trump’s March 31 citizenship-verification/USPS-tracking order fully hardened the mail stream. A small data-science team (with pre-existing voter rolls + ERIC padding + AI) generated and externally inserted subtle synthetic “ghost” ballots into the USPS flow, targeting high-mail NoVA counties like Fairfax. The late blue shift delivered the narrow YES (~51.45%, ~89k margin, just over recount bar), including the viral “exact 35k” Fairfax absentee batch. Trump’s team (data scientists who already modeled the exact cheating vectors from the rolls) had people monitoring Fairfax/USPS in real time. They let the fake ballots get counted — preserving the chain of custody and the official tally. Once certified, the trap springs: subpoena the physical ballots and USPS records via FISA court on national-security grounds (foreign interference / election integrity as a critical infrastructure threat). The trackable envelopes + EO-mandated lists create the forensic hook. This proves systemic ghost-ballot injection at scale — not isolated fraud, but a repeatable, AI-enabled operation blending into the blue-shift pattern. With ironclad proof in hand, it forces passage of the SAVE Act (proof-of-citizenship for registration/ballots) through Congress, hardens the entire system nationwide, and delivers the historic backfire: Dems’ rushed map grab becomes the catalyst that exposes and kills the playbook permanently. Trump’s loud April 20 framing + post-results quiet was operational security while the monitoring and legal machinery ran. The Virginia Supreme Court process challenge (April 27 arguments) is the visible lever; the USPS/FISA subpoena is the silent kill shot. Its time to take our State back Colorado! #copolitics #freetinapeters

@VaNewsVanguard Thank you for sharing. It won't change anything, but at least the info is out there.

🚨NEW: The Democratic majority in the Virginia General Assembly violated the law by NOT posting the redistricting referendum's proposed state constitutional amendment at local courthouses and for public inspection "not later than THREE MONTHS prior" to the 2025 House of Delegates election. Although they passed a retroactive "repeal" of this provision in March to cover their tracks, THIS repeal bill does not take effect until July 1st. (Other provisions of this bill will not take effect unless reenacted next year.) See the image of the bill history. The governor signed it on April 13. Whether you call it an "election" when Early Voting began OR call it Election Day, they did NOT post the amendment as required by law THREE MONTHS PRIOR under either definition. The purpose of this law was to give the voters TIMELY notice of a proposed constitutional amendment BEFORE they voted for or against their incumbent delegate. It is the public's right to weigh in on whether to change the Constitution, which is a matter of great importance. If your delegate voted for it and you like it, then you vote to re-elect. If not, then you don't. That's how it's supposed to work. When (non-politician) voters cast their ballots in the 2025 House election, had ANY of them seen the amendment language BEFORE they voted? Did you? Here's what they violated: § 30-13. Other duties of Clerk of House of Delegates; publication of proposed amendments to the Constitution. "...The Clerk of the House of Delegates shall have published all proposed amendments to the Constitution for distribution from his office and to the clerk of the circuit court of each county and city two copies of the proposed amendments, one of which shall be posted at the front door of the courthouse and the other shall be made available for public inspection. Every clerk of the circuit court shall complete the posting required not later than three months prior to the next ensuing general election of members of the House of Delegates and shall certify such posting to the Clerk of the House of Delegates." ... The retroactive repeal in the recently passed HB 932 says: "8. That § 30-13 of the Code of Virginia is repealed. Such repeal of § 30-13 of the Code of Virginia pursuant to this act shall be retroactive effective beginning July 1, 1971." That retroactive repeal has NOT taken effect yet.

@ShannonMFHill Not to be a debbie-downer, but I HIGHLY doubt anything will change. It will be outrage and posts. All chat and no action. Just like pretty much everything else.

There is hope, Virginia! Several lawsuits were already brought in the past few months and the lower courts ruled that the redistricting referendum was UNCONSTITUTIONAL. The Virginia Supreme Court ruled that the cases were brought too soon and couldn’t be heard until AFTER the election. They will now hear the cases next week and there is a strong chance that they will rule in favor of the plaintiffs and the entire election will be thrown out. 🙏🙏🙏

@libsoftiktok I have ZERO confidence that anything will come of this other than sm posts....

Democrats' redistricting proposal in Virginia is VIOLATING State Law 30-19.10, which requires amendment proposals to use a "neutral explanation." This gerrymandering attempt clearly violates this law by framing the Democrat proposal as "restoring fairness" in elections. This should be investigated.

@4thOfJuly365 Bugle Boy

KB Toys 😂

@cytrusf1 I'm gonna laugh pretty hard when it's a third or sim driver. Dude was probably chasing clout in the end. Lol

WHO WAS IT

@11DollarCheese @sciencegirl Great call

@sciencegirl Conker's Bad Fur Day

@ThrillaRilla369 At least a tenner. Gonna be more based on quality of service.

You're eating out and the bill is $74 - what are you tipping? Be honest, I'm trying to prove a point.

@GamewithDave Half-Life. Like, the actual story, not the mods.

For anyone who used a computer between 1990 & 2005… what’s the one game you still think about?