James Bolfik
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Katie Hobbs team social media team forgot to (INSERT BEER)
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Gee @katiehobbs, how many (insert beer) did you have today? You feeling okay? Should we call an Uber for you? #AZGOV
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The U.S. welcomes the decision by interim President Delcy Rodriguez and Venezuela to withdraw from the ICC and the new Venezuelan government's partnership on American-led efforts to dismantle the corrupt and worthless ICC.
The so-called court has been "investigating" Nicolas Maduro since 2018 with no result. The ICC has instead wasted its resources on investigating and charging persons from countries that have competent, independent judicial systems and which never submitted to the jurisdiction of the court. This is blatant overreach, political bias and selective enforcement. The ICC is neither credible, independent, nor legitimate.
Thanks to President Trump's leadership and the efforts of brave American service members, Maduro is now facing justice in U.S. court for crimes he has committed.
It is time to dismantle the ICC.
The U.S. calls on all members of the ICC to withdraw from the Rome Statute.
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Charles Woods, father of Tyrone Woods, was also approached by @HillaryClinton at the casket ceremony. It was routine for Charles to record all of his daily activities in a diary that he carried with him. He wrote down these notes from the casket ceremony soon after it happened: "I gave Hillary a hug and shook her hand. And she said 'We are going to have the filmmaker arrested who was responsible for the death of my son.'" In a later interview, Woods added “She stood in front of my son’s casket and blamed the rage directed at American embassies upon the video that she said we had no part of.”

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ABC News’ chief legal analyst and former Live PD host Dan Abrams SLAMS James talarico's anti-police lies.
"Those cops should sue James talarico for saying that they murdered Javier Ambler. It's a lie!"
"He then led police on a 22-minute chase. He didn't pull over! ... That's totally dishonest from talarico."
"talarico should be ashamed of these comments, and those cops ought to sue him!" #TXsen
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A question for the ICE protesters in Naperville, Illinois:
Where was this same compassion for Sheridan or Katie?
I don't remember seeing the marches or demonstrations for them.
Your selective compassion is no compassion at all.
It's ideology dressed up as virtue. Sad.
RNC Research@RNCResearch
Jessica Gorman: “My beautiful, 18-year-old daughter was murdered in cold blood by a man who should have never been in this country...because the politicians we choose, leaders like Kathy Hochul, who choose sanctuary policies over the safety of our American citizens."
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SCOOP: lifelong New Yorker Charles Kushner tells me why he is leaving NYC:
“I don’t want to pay taxes and live in a city with a blatantly antisemitic mayor and his antisemitic wife, period.
I also don’t want to live in a city with the people who voted for him.”
New York Post@nypost
Jared Kushner's father is leaving New York City over mayor, first lady's 'antisemitism' trib.al/YmVWB57
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They have lost their minds, their basic human decency & their souls.
C3@C_3C_3
She was more angry about Elon posting about 250,000 girls in the UK being raped than 250,000 girls in the UK being raped. Insane.
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You can keep playing whack-a-mole with these now daily pipe ruptures, but the reality is LA’s entire infrastructure is collapsing and we are spending over a billion dollars a year on homeless drug addicts.
KTLA@KTLA
A water main break is affecting services in L.A.’s Echo Park neighborhood. ktla.com/news/local-new…
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I watched Elon Musk’s interview with The Economist and heard him claim 250,000 girls were systematically raped by grooming gangs in the UK. It sounded too monstrous to be real, so I did what I always do. I went to check the receipts myself.
I wish I hadn’t. It is worse than the number.
A warning first. If this kind of thing enrages you, if you have children, if you do not have the stomach for it today, stop reading here. You do not have to carry it.
Honesty first, because I do not post numbers I cannot defend. The 250,000 figure is not a documented count. It is an extrapolation scaled up from local cases. Here is the hard truth though: it might be accurate, and it might even be low. Nobody can say, because there has never been a full national audit or an investigation of every town. The number is unproven precisely because the country has refused to go looking for it. That refusal is its own answer.
Here is what the government’s investigations did find. The 2014 Jay Report: in Rotherham alone, at least 1,400 children sexually exploited over sixteen years, and that was the conservative estimate. Baroness Casey’s 2025 national audit confirmed the same pattern across Rochdale, Oxford, Oldham, Telford. Nearly 19,000 children flagged as exploitation victims in England in a single year. The Met is re-examining 9,000 cases. No one knows the true total, because for decades the people paid to count deliberately did not.
Both reports found the convicted offenders in these networks were Pakistani Muslim men. And officials avoided recording that fact out of fear of being called racist. Let that land. They stayed silent about who was doing it because they feared an accusation more than they feared the abuse. Girls as young as eleven were written off as troubled teenagers making lifestyle choices. The system did not fail to see it. It chose not to look.
Then the punishment. Some got what Britain calls serious sentences. Shabir Ahmed, the Rochdale ringleader, 22 years for 30 counts of child rape. Others 35. In much of America a single count could mean life. There, 30 counts draws 22 years, and then they let you out early.
Ahmed served 14 years and walked free this July, shielded from the deportation his victims were promised by a 1971 immigration loophole. Several offenders held dual British-Pakistani citizenship, which is exactly why removal was promised and exactly why the failure to deliver it is so damning. Qari Abdul Rauf served two and a half years of six and is still in Rochdale, seen shopping in the town where he abused children. Adil Khan, who impregnated a 13-year-old, called his case racist and a laughing matter in court and argued he should stay because his son needs a role model.
And the coldest part. For years the trouble was not the abuse. It was talking about it. Britain’s speech laws have only tightened since, with people jailed over social media posts, one woman handed 31 months for a single tweet. A nation that struggled for a decade to jail child rapists moves overnight to jail citizens for the wrong words online.
That is the whole sickness. Rape a child and you may serve half a soft sentence and stroll home. Post the wrong thing about it and the state finds its spine.
So make the sentences serious and mean it. Deport who can be deported. Protect the people exposing this, not the institutions that buried it. And count them. Every town, every case, no matter what the number turns out to be.
Failed by their abusers, the councils, the police, the courts, and a state more offended by a tweet than by their suffering. Every betrayal preventable.
These are children. Say it out loud, whatever it costs, because the silence is what let it happen.
Thank you, Elon, for the reminder that when something sounds too awful to be true, the only responsible thing is to go check the receipts yourself. The number was unproven. What sat underneath it was worse. 🦋
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