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@JDunlap1974 I really despise anyone using the term “pig(s) referring to police officers, but this moron certainly epitomizes it😩😩😩

So I guess Police are now threatening their citizens in Louisiana Meet Breanna Harrison, a police officer with the Shreveport Police Department in Louisiana. She made a post telling white men that she's the "black officer your wife fears."

@NickTroiano This is rich coming from some guy who supports the evil demons of the democratic party who will go to any lengths, even murder, to gain power.

Let’s be clear about today’s election in Louisiana. Politicians spent millions of dollars to reinstate a party primary (and only for federal office) in a state that for 50 years had none for one reason: as retribution against Senator Cassidy for daring to stand up to his party and defend the Constitution. Corrupt insiders close primaries for the same reason they gerrymander districts: to pick their voters, rig outcomes, consolidate power and dodge accountability. It’s the same dynamic in AK and CA, where R and D party bosses, respectively, are currently trying to repeal all-candidate primaries that give all voters the freedom to vote for whoever they want, regardless of party (in the elections they pay for!). The real fight for our democracy isn’t between Left and Right; it’s between power-hungry Party Bosses and the People. Wake up, America! They aren’t (just) trying to block your access to the ballot…they are systemically trying to make sure your vote in November doesn’t actually matter. It’s the oldest trick in the book. As Tammany Hall’s Boss Tweed famously said: “I don't care who does the electing, so long as I do the nominating.” That’s exactly what Governor Landry is telling the citizens of Louisiana today. A century ago, citizens stood up and got rid of the smoke-filled rooms. It’s time we do so again. @uniteamerica

@MittRomney I am proud to have been a part of RINO Cassidy’s ouster. It’s what happens when you don’t respect and don’t vote the will of your constituents. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

The Senate to now lose an exceptionally brilliant and creative mind, an MD who chairs healthcare, and a person of character. Bill Cassidy’s departure is a loss for the country.

@Momto2_Cats Vote Fleming! Letlow is Bill Cassidy in a dress!

It would really be great if all of the out-of-state influencers who do not live in Louisiana would keep their noses out of this election and stop endorsing Letlow – because Trump got it wrong and has since crab-walked back his endorsement.

@ScottPresler I helped with that! Voted for Fleming. Will do so in runoff. Letlow in Cassidy in a dress.

God Bless Louisiana! Let’s take a moment to thank every voter & grassroots activist across the state that achieved this victory. Thank each & every single one of you for defeating Senator Cassidy.

@Andreafreedom76 Nope. I’m done with her.

Megyn Kelly Poll! What is your overall current sentiment regarding the career trajectory of Megyn Kelly? Will you forgive Megyn Kelly if she self-corrects? Will you ever trust the provocative commentator [Kelly] that states she calls “balls and strikes” as she sees it? Is her career and reputation irreparably harmed?

@bloomingpj3k @Andreafreedom76 It was one of the most disgusting things that she did. So I guess all of her crying and boohooing when Charlie got shot and died was fake. What a fraud.

@Andreafreedom76 I stopped watching her when she would not stand up for Erika

Megyn Kelly Recent Subscriber Decline (Drop)! It turns out pandering to Pakistani Muslims, Russian state owned TV, and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard isn’t a smart business strategy. Daily changes are typically steady: mostly 200–3,000 subscribers lost per day, with occasional larger single-day drops (e.g., several hundred to low thousands, and one noted ~10K drop earlier in May). Approximately 35,000–40,000 subscribers lost (net) in the last 45 days (roughly early April 2026 to mid-May 2026).

@NicholHoneycutt @Andreafreedom76 I quit listening and following anyone who is associated with her network. really liked some of them too, but I’m just not gonna support her in any.

@Andreafreedom76 I feel sorry for Link and Mark for joining her network

@RubinReport I thought it was you too at first😂

lol I almost had a heart attack as I scrolled past this and then realized he was talking about another Dave Rubin. (Former head of Academy of Motion Pictures.) Phew.

@LeahRain77 Yes, she is 100% right. I always book an aisle and buy up to a seat with more leg room and will never give up my seat, unless the trade is for me to move into First Class.

This woman purchased a window seat on an airplane months in advance, and she did so because she sometimes gets Air sick and looking out the window helps with that. A family comes to sit on the other side of the aisle from her.. A mom and dad and small baby girl . The baby starts crying as she wants the window seat. The father asks this passenger. Would she mind getting up? She explains. I don’t want to do that because I do get Air sick and I specifically purchased the seat for that reason.. She held her ground and did not give up her seat. Of course the family was aggravated and giving her dirty looks, and had some things to say about her as they were leaving the plane.. My question is do you think she was right to hold her ground? I do I think it’s very insensitive of parents to put out other people because their child is not well behaved.

@Milajoy 100% agree. The voice is like nails on a chalkboard.

Jessica Tarlov makes The Five totally unwatchable. I had to turn the channel.

@SaltyGoat17 Well, my dog won’t kill me or make me subservient to anyone else or make me wear those ridiculous Burka’s.🤪

Let's see some hands if you agree and are DAMN PROUD OF IT!!🙌🏼

@MaeLingDeweese @Andreafreedom76 Same with me😢

@Andreafreedom76 I felt this way about MK. It was like witnessing a loved one (I was a HUGE fan and followed almost everyone on her MK network) get a little scratch from a zombie, only to watch in disbelief & grief as she slowly turned into a Jew hating, brain-rotted zombie. It broke my heart.

VDH Pointing At Megyn Kelly Morphing Into A Zombie: “They’ve Lost Their Minds” “It reminds me of all of these movies like The Invasion of the Body Snatchers or The Last of Us or The Walking Dead... you never really know who’s a zombie until they turn." Victor Davis Hanson, the historian and national speaker, addressed the evolving landscape of American attitudes toward Israel and antisemitism in a recent in today's episode of the Victor Davis Hanson In His Own Words, highlighting what he described as a troubling shift across the political spectrum. Hanson argued that while the Democratic Party and elements of the cultural left had long embraced antisemitic tendencies, certain voices on the right were now joining in, leaving staunch support for Israel primarily in the hands of former President Donald Trump and the MAGA base. Hanson traced the roots of the problem to the political left, noting that during the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, and further intensified by diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, “they became anti-semitic.” In contrast, he emphasized, “It was the Republican party that stood up for Israel.”He expressed particular disappointment with figures once aligned with conservative or Republican circles who have recently voiced skepticism toward Israel. Citing Megyn Kelly as an example, Hanson recounted her public reflection: “I think I’ve been mistaken. And I might have been affected too much by people who were pro-Israel. And now I think we’ve been a little bit too hard on Islam and Netanyahu did this and Netanyahu did this.” Hanson grouped her alongside others including Steve Bannon, Candace Owens, and Tucker Carlson. Of Carlson, Hanson observed that the podcaster is “very informed” and “very bright,” yet still questions strong support for Israel despite knowing key historical threats. “He knows that Roth and Johnny said that Israel was a one bomb state. One bomb could kill all the Jews. He knows what Akmanagen Akminad [Ahmadinejad] said he wanted to wipe,” Hanson stated, adding pointedly, “Why would he say it would be helpful if Iran had a bomb?” Hanson noted the absence of forceful pushback within conservative circles. “There’s no party that says, ‘How dare you?’ They’re both in on it, their bases,” he said, referring to growing tolerance for anti-Israel rhetoric on both sides. Hanson contrasted this with the unexpected defenders of Jewish communities amid rising campus harassment and demonization: “The only people now in the United States who will stand up and say, ‘No more. We’re not going to let you demonize a whole people and push them around and rough them up on campus and call them all these names’ is who? It’s Donald Trump and the MAGA base, the irredeemables, the clingers. They’re the people who are still supporting Israel. They still support Jews and evangelicals.” Hanson explicitly rejected other factions as reliable allies. “It is not the Democratic Party. It is not the podcaster right base. It is not the DEI people. It is not the bicoastal leftwing elite teachers unions,” Hanson declared. To illustrate the sudden, widespread nature of the shift, he invoked pop-culture metaphors of infection and transformation. “It reminds me of all of these movies like The Invasion of the Body Snatchers or The Last of Us or The Walking Dead that certain people, you know, get infected and now they’re lost and they’re zombies and the other people, you never really know who’s a zombie until they turn,” he said. “Well, now they’re all turning and they’ve lost their minds.”

@Milajoy Thank goodness this moron will be gone

We won't have to witness Al Green, his cane, and his scowl on the House floor again. Because of the new congressional map in Texas, Al Green’s seat has been REMOVED. He will NOT be re-elected. See ya, Al.

@NOLAnews Why should a race based demographic get special consideration for representation? You’re basically saying all blacks have the same interests based solely on their skin color. Why race? Why not gender? Why not income levels? Height? IQ’s?

New Orleans area residents line up to support recall effort against Gov. Jeff Landry nola.com/news/jeff-land…

@its_Lexieroy They probably are. Truth hurts sometimes 🤷🏻‍♀️

🚨TRUMP JUST CALLED TWO FEMALE REPORTERS “STUPID”… AGAIN In case anyone’s keeping count: Today alone, he called not one, but TWO female reporters “stupid” to their faces. This isn’t a one-off. He’s going to keep doing it. He’s going to start calling them far worse. Because nobody in that room — or in his own party — has the spine to stop him. When does the press corps finally push back? Do YOU think this is acceptable behavior from the President of the United States? YES or NO?

@WAFB The same Cleo who grifted $20,000 From Edwin Edward’s before Edward’s went to jail🙄🙄🙄

@AGLizMurrill I’d like to see you as our next Governor @AGLizMurrill!

🚨I am demanding the immediate rescission of the New Orleans Clerk’s resolutions, or these officials could face potential forfeiture of their offices. I specifically asked the New Orleans City Council to wait for the Louisiana Supreme Court to weigh in. Instead, they knowingly refused and moved forward with resolutions that attempt to displace Chelsey Richard Napoleon from her lawful office as Clerk of Court for Orleans Parish. There is no vacancy, and no public official should recognize this fictional office or Judge Calvin Johnson’s purported appointment to it. Louisiana’s usurper laws carry serious consequences, and I will enforce them. ag.state.la.us/Article/517

@IAmPoliticsGirl OMG what a sensationalist.🙄🙄🙄

We told you we were fighting for democracy and you called us ridiculous. Now a state is literally throwing out votes.

@Vu_Reports I have no idea who you are @Vu_Reports and don’t give a crap about your reports. We are getting rid of RINO Cassidy and don’t want Cassidy lite, Letlow.

NEWS: 4 members of the Louisiana GOP's governing body are now rescinding their endorsements of John Fleming following our reporting, while one endorsement was considered invalid by the LAGOP Executive Board. This brings Fleming below the threshold that allows him to ask for the LAGOP's endorsement in his bid against Cassidy + Letlow. While it’s unclear which members requested the rescissions, RSCC members who spoke to National Journal pointed to the sensitive nature of the endorsements and the optics of going against a candidate who has been endorsed by both Trump + Gov. Jeff Landry. The majority of endorsements submitted by Fleming were from before Letlow jumped into the race. One RSCC member said the rescinding of endorsements came down to the paperwork being leaked to media from the Fleming campaign, and some members wanting to flip their endorsements to support Letlow. Another pointed to the potential consequences of going against Gov. Landry. “There’s a lot of fear from Republicans because the governor is kind of vindictive,” one member said. More here, ahead of this Saturday's primary: nationaljournal.com/s/731780/louis…