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@RandPaul @R_H_Ebright So the spineless, gutless, back-stabbing Republican has words. At this point, you are all guilty of genocide because you clearly support it.

The COVID cover-up goes all the way to the top. Fauci funded the Wuhan lab. Senior intelligence officials hid classified evidence from the president himself. Scientists were silenced. Millions paid the price. The DOJ has until May 11th to prosecute Fauci before the statute of limitations runs out. I am not letting this go. The American people deserve justice.

@SenatorCantwell SPOILER ALERT: Whenever they say “safe and effective” remember they are saying “safe” = no prosecution for the supplier if this harms or kills YOU, and “effective” means you’ll probably suffer a side effect and become a pharma customer for life, or you’ll die.

Mifepristone is a safe and effective abortion medication that has been used by millions of people since the FDA approved it more than a quarter century ago. But this ruling will restrict access to this safe medication for women in every state – including those that have repeatedly affirmed abortion rights, like Washington. Make no mistake, this puts women’s lives and rights at risk. This is wrong, and I will keep fighting to protect and restore access to reproductive health care.

Washington reported 86,915 non-citizens receiving SNAP benefits. @SecRollins

⚡️America has converted essentials into extraction rails. Food, housing, healthcare, insurance, transportation, childcare, and debt service are no longer background costs. They are the core toll system of daily life. The household does the work, receives the paycheck, and then watches the paycheck pass through a chain of mandatory gates before any real freedom begins. That is the deeper break. A society can tolerate inequality when the basics remain reachable. It can tolerate rich people, asset booms, luxury spending, and status gaps as long as ordinary life still clears. Once essentials become unstable, the psychological contract snaps. People stop feeling poor relative to billionaires and start feeling hunted by life itself. That is why the affordability data matters more than normal sentiment data. Difficulty affording essentials means the pressure has moved from discretionary life into survival infrastructure. People can skip vacations. They can delay upgrades. They can trade down brands. They cannot opt out of rent, food, medicine, transport, or insurance without their life structure degrading. The machine still reports strength because aggregate spending continues. But the spending is increasingly financed by exhaustion. Credit cards. BNPL. Longer auto loans. Smaller homes. More roommates. Delayed medical care. Fewer children. Less saving. More dependence on family. More people locked into jobs they hate because one missed paycheck can detonate the household. That is the invisible recession. No clean crash. No single event. A slow confiscation of margin. The wealth chart underneath the reply points to the same regime. Asset owners absorbed the inflationary era as nominal wealth expansion. Wage earners absorbed it as cost-of-life expansion. The same monetary system lifted portfolios while raising the price of breathing room. That is why the top can feel fine while the middle feels betrayed. The most important word here is essentials. When luxuries inflate, people grumble. When essentials inflate, legitimacy decays. Deep down, America’s problem is no longer simple inflation. It is tribute economics. Every basic function of life has a gatekeeper. Shelter has landlords, zoning, rates, insurance, taxes. Health has insurers, hospitals, PBMs, administrators, deductibles. Mobility has auto debt, repairs, gas, insurance. Food has supply chains, grocers, shrinkflation, margin pressure. Education has credential debt. Even risk itself has become a subscription through insurance. The household is surrounded. That produces a darker political phase because people eventually stop believing better messaging can fix a broken ledger. They do not need an economist to tell them the economy is strong when their own life no longer balances. The household balance sheet becomes the truth source. The real signal is brutal: The American economy still creates enormous wealth. The conversion rate from wealth creation to ordinary human security is collapsing.

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Forensic audit of the King County Regional Homelessness Authority in Seattle Washington found significant financial and operational failures The homeless authority can’t account for $13 million dollars and missing invoices $44.7 million in negative cash balances was also found, as well as $6 million in unapproved spending It’s waste, fraud, abuse and most of all, money laundering When will Democrats be held accountable

280 different child care centers discovered in Washboard state listing Somali as their primary language “We wanna raise the awareness that the Somali communities are part of the fabric of Washington” A woman is interviewed and you can only see her eyes due to her clothing This is not the America we grew up in. We are being taken over and looted

BREAKING: This nurse blows the lid off of the Covid Shot. Now you know what happened in the hospitals as Covid happened!! Follow this account for more

@JDVance @DHSgov Please come to Washington State next.

The task force and the DOJ will be relentless in exposing these fraudsters wherever they may be hiding.

@DemzDeliver So there’s fraud, somewhere, in the school lunch programs too.

🚨 HUGE: Gov. Ferguson just signed a bill imposing a tax on income over $1 million. This new tax will fund free school meals and childcare for Washington families.

@MJTruthUltra NATO.

So what do you think they’re really talking about today?

@GodsRiddles Thank you for your work.

The FDA is green-lighting the poisoning of Americans with secret biomedical experimentation, and the federal judiciary is rewriting the FDCA to destroy this nation using bioweapons as the tool of choice. THE BIGGEST story of the century. Read & SHARE: covidpenalty.com/wp-content/upl…

No British government ever imagined an American president might finally tell the truth about the “special relationship.” Until now. Spare me the pearl-clutching obituary from The Economist, that decaying salon of transatlantic nostalgia where the ghost of Churchill is still being pimped out like a rent-boy for Davos subscriptions. Your precious bunting of flags in the bin isn’t some tragic metaphor for Trump’s “betrayal.” It’s the autopsy photo of a one-way parasitic bargain that America has carried on its back like a drunk uncle for eighty goddamn years. And the drunk finally woke up, looked around, and said: Fuck this. This isn’t “turning his back.” This is a sovereign nation refusing to keep subsidizing a continent of strategic eunuchs who have spent decades castrating their own militaries, hollowing out their industrial bases, and importing the very pathologies that make them security liabilities rather than allies. You want the special relationship? Earn it. Reciprocate it. Stop treating the United States like an ATM with nuclear weapons. Geopolitically and militarily, the numbers don’t lie and they never have. The United States still shoulders roughly sixty percent of total NATO defense spending...$845 billion out of a collective $1.4 trillion last year. Most of your European “partners” couldn’t hit the 2% GDP target even after Russia parked tanks on Ukraine’s border and started lobbing missiles at civilian infrastructure. Britain under Starmer talks a big game about “global Britain” while quietly slashing capability, courting CCP-linked cash, and letting its own streets burn under the weight of demographic transformation and speech codes that make the old East German Stasi look libertarian. You lecture us about values while your own government criminalizes tweets and turns Rotherham into a cautionary tale the media still refuses to fully autopsy. Historically, the ledger is even more damning. We bled for you in 1917 and 1941 when your empires were on the ropes. We bankrolled your reconstruction, anchored your defense for the entire Cold War, and let you punch above your weight on the world stage because sentimental Anglosphere nostalgia still meant something. In return? Suez 1956, where you expected us to back imperial nostalgia while we were trying to contain Soviet expansion. Vietnam, where you sat it out. Iraq, where you half-assed it and then spent the next twenty years sneering at us in your broadsheets. And every single time an American president dared put America First, your commentariat wailed like Victorian widows about the death of the alliance...as if the alliance was ever meant to be a suicide pact. You’ve internalized a victimhood narrative so profound it borders on the clinical...projecting your own national decline, your own loss of agency, your own self-inflicted castration onto the one country that still possesses the will to act like a great power. Trump doesn’t “deprioritize” the relationship; he simply refuses to indulge the delusion any longer. He sees what you refuse to admit: the United Kingdom of 2026 is no longer the reliable offshore balancer of 1945. It’s a mid-tier European power wrestling with internal entropy, elite disconnect, and a demographic trajectory that makes long-term strategic partnership… let’s just say, complicated. We are sick of it. Sick of the free ride. Sick of the lectures from people whose capitals are turning into no-go zones while their defense ministers beg Washington for more F-35s and more carrier groups to patrol waters they can no longer secure themselves. Sick of the pomp, the pageantry, the royal visits, and the hand-wringing editorials that treat American self-interest as some kind of moral failing. The special relationship isn’t dead. It’s being stress-tested by reality. And reality, Mr. Economist, is a vicious bitch with a ledger in one hand and a mirror in the other. Look into it. 💀⚖️🗡️

Fewer than 3 years. That’s all the time we have left. If we lose 2026, we are likely to lose 2028. Our Republican Senate majority hasn’t passed any meaningful legislation, which means many of President Trump’s policies aren’t codified into law. If a democrat president wins 2028, then these 4 years won’t mean anything. The next Department of Homeland Security Secretary will reopen the border — just like Alejandro Mayorkas did. Then, when democrats regain control of the Senate, they will nuke the filibuster & pass legislation to implement automatic mail-in ballots in all 50 states. Ballot harvesting will be the law of the land. They will stack the Supreme Court, add 2 new democrat Senators with the creation of DC as a state, & establish a permanent democrat majority. We have the power to stop this, but the question is whether or not @LeaderJohnThune wants to be remembered as a hero or a villain.

In the last 48 hours, we’ve exposed 3 videos of Senator Cornyn pushing vaccines, advocating for red flag laws, & supporting amnesty. Texas, you have the opportunity to fire John Cornyn on May 26th. Mark your calendars.

Take a bow, Bob. Gov Ferguson and Olympia Democrats have turned Washington state into the worst fiscally managed state in the country. Reckless spending, job killing taxes and regulation and now a likely drop in Bond ratings. What’s the plan? seattletimes.com/opinion/editor…

1,002 Bhutanese have been resettled in Washington state with full taxpayer-funded USRAP benefits.

After all the defamation, threats, and insults... US Cancer Data Just Dropped Will there be even one single apology? Will allies acknowledge this? Will they remember we showed this mid-2021?