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@Davy1836 I’m curious whether or not you support closed primaries? Most of the people who have spoken out against him want to keep the primaries open.

Chip Roy called for the impeachment of Trump but did not support the articles of impeachment passed by Democrats. @grok confirm Chip Roy stated that Trump’s actions were impeachable, but that the Articles of Impeachment stated the wrong crimes so he wouldn’t vote for it. Chip sought to block the seating of dozens of Republican members of the House over the 2020 vote certification. Chip also initially supported Liz Cheney.

@GuntherEagleman @kellytx2 I follow you and aligned with you most of the time. I cannot comprehend why you support Gallrein. What are his positives other than he’s not Massie? I have zero issue with Massie standing up against the establishment.

@kellytx2 Time for him to go

🚨TODAY is the day to FIRE Thomas Massie in Kentucky’s primary! From coast to coast, real America First warriors are watching. No more RINO grandstanding. No more votes undermining Trump and our movement. Ed Gallrein is the fighter KY-4 needs. If you’re in Kentucky, get out and VOTE before 6PM. America First means loyalty to the people, not the swamp. Let’s make this a national turning point. 🇺🇸

@ColoradoOhio The response has to now in the primaries. November will be a no win scenario.

MAGA is playing a very dangerous game splintering the Republican Party and moving away from core conservative tenants. True conservatives have had enough of the gaslighting and bait and switch. There’s a huge reality check about to dealt out come November.

🚨Trump is tackling Medicare fraud by freezing new hospice and home health agency applications!... Texas (and all states) should do the same thing in our MediCAID programs! Today, I'm formally requesting Gov @GregAbbott_TX and @TexasHHSC immediately freeze all new hospice and home health applications for six months! Texas has a reputation for leading in conservative governance, but we must do more to live up to that reputation. And Texas should never be outdone by Washington, D.C. in fighting waste, fraud, and abuse. We must put Texas taxpayers and patients FIRST! Full letter: Dear Governor Abbott and Executive Commissioner Muth, I write not only as a member of the Texas legislature, but as a former Chief of Staff of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services during President Trump’s first administration. Last week the Trump Administration announced bold action to combat the ever-increasing fraud within the Medicare system, including a six-month moratorium on new Medicare enrollment for hospices and home health agencies (HHAs). HHAs have long been recognized as the one of the “highest-risk Medicare provider/supplier types in terms of program integrity.” After discovering unusual and highly disturbing trends in HHA enrollment in the Los Angeles region, CMS announced last week that in addition to the moratorium it has taken action to shut down 800 fraudulent providers in Los Angeles. While Los Angeles’s data is especially concerning, CMS has cited blatant examples of fraud throughout the country, including in Texas. The CMS Administrator said during a recent public interview that the bad actors they’re targeting in California may be relocating to Texas. I believe he is likely correct. CMS’s new mortarium is good for Texas taxpayers, because Texas taxpayers also pay federal income taxes, which fund these programs. But the state of Texas can - and must - do even more to protect our taxpayers. As you are aware, the Trump Administration’s moratorium only applies to providers in the Medicare program, which is exclusively a federal program, and not to Medicaid providers, since those are under the purview of the states. Medicaid is rife with fraud. In fact, Paragon Health Institute research indicates that the improper payment rate may be as high as 25%. Texas – and all states – should take similar actions in our Medicaid program. Therefore, I am respectfully requesting you take all actions necessary to effectuate an immediate freeze on new applications for hospice and HHAs in the Texas Medicaid program. This would combat fraud, protect taxpayers and patients, and thwart any bad actors in California that may be in the process of moving to Texas. Further, during the pendency of this moratorium I ask that you conduct a thorough examination of potential fraud in our program to inform both the executive branch and the legislative branch as to whether this moratorium should be extended. For liberty, Brian Harrison

Fox News' Bill Hemmer, in a carefully crafted lie by omission, portrays Ed Gallrein as the fundraising underdog facing off against Rep. Thomas Massie. "[Massie's] raised twice as much as you have," he tells Gallrein. He then puts up a deceptive graphic that's clearly aimed at leading his viewers to think Massie's team is outspending Gallrein's. Gallrein then claims Massie's being funded by unnamed "liberal elites" who someone in the media ought to "look into," and rather than offer any pushback (all donations over $200 are public), Hemmer says "mm-hmm"—effectively nodding along and taking a side despite being a supposed "impartial journalist." Of course, there was no mention of the fact that nearly all of Gallrein's funds are coming from Israel Lobby super PACs and most of that money traces back to three Israel First billionaire donors: Miriam Adelson, Paul Singer and John Paulson. That was all just deceptively bundled in the nondescript "overall funds spent" category of Fox's graphic. This is journalistic fraud.

Because I'm "black" and "gay," I'm supposed to be OVERJOYED about whatever the DEMOCRATS are doing. Here's the thing: I don't support violent protests. I don't support illegal immigration. I don't support attacking law enforcement officers. I don't support people from other countries stealing my tax dollars. I don't support defunding the police so crime can run rampant. I don't support mayors and governors who enable chaos and rebellion against federal law. I don't support identity politics that assume my views based on my skin color or sexuality. I don't support a party that prioritizes illegals over American citizens like me. I don't support government run on race and racism. And I don't appreciate being lied to, talked down to, or told what to think. I never really wanted to live in a 3rd-world country where people protest EVERY FCKING DAY, but here we are. And it's not TRUMP'S FAULT: It's the fault of the democrats who no longer want to be a 2-party state anymore. And that's why I will VOTE AGAINST THEM in tomorrow's elections.

South Carolina ... Please Vote tomorrow. Remove the RINO Incumbent Lindsey Graham. We must give the @senateGOP consequences for ignoring the voters. Lindsey Graham is NOT America First.

And in addition, we are heading into the midterms with not one person held accountable for the theft of the 2020 election, no one held accountable for the ongoing treasonous conspiracy and the voting machines still in place.

@sarahadams @ReOpenChris Just blocked him.

@ReOpenChris You know this poll is fake right, heavens it’s easy to fool people

It’s a two man race for Florida Governor. If you don’t want to see Byron Donalds, the most corrupt politician in Florida become Governor, get behind James Fishback!

@ResisttheMS BS

CNN reports that "chances more likely than not" that Rep. Thomas Massie "will in fact go down to defeat.”

When tens of millions of dollars suddenly flood into rural Kentucky to destroy one congressman, the question is not whether this is a normal primary. The question is, what did he get in the way of? The stakes are high. Shannon Joy and Kristen Meghan didn’t go to Kentucky because this is just another race. They went because, in their view, Thomas Massie has become one of the last people in Congress willing to say no when Washington expects voters to shut up and accept what comes next. Kristen traced her support back to the liberty movement, Ron Paul, and the constitutional principles that first pulled her into politics. She saw Massie as a continuation of that same fight, someone willing to uphold his oath even when it brings “defamatory smear campaigns.” Shannon pointed to the part that makes the race feel so wrong: the money. What sealed it for her was watching foreign interests, Super PACs, and outside forces pour millions into Kentucky to remove “one of the most conservative and America First constitutional members” of Congress. It’s no longer a local battle. Kristen brought it back to data centers, one of the biggest reasons this fight is reaching far beyond Kentucky. She said Massie helped stop “that blanket immunity” for human and environmental impacts on communities. What does that mean? @RepThomasMassie blocked the kind of legal shield that would let powerful industries harm people and then walk away from the consequences. That’s why the attacks over his “no” votes matter. Kristen said people are forgetting that a no vote is not always obstruction. Sometimes it’s the only thing standing between the public and something much worse. As she put it, “sometimes voting no has a better outcome, and almost always that’s exactly what Thomas Massie is doing.”

Here’s the update on my X account after a human was assigned to the account. @carolmswain’s X analytics (as shown in the provided screenshot, covering roughly the May 13–19, 2026 period) indicate that the visibility restrictions she publicly complained about on May 6, 2026 remain largely in place.48 Key Metrics from the Screenshot •Followers: 386.8K total (65.8K verified) — stable, with a solid base of verified accounts that should normally drive strong organic reach. •Impressions: 145.6K ↓69% (still severely suppressed). •Engagements: 15.9K ↓69%. •Engagement Rate: 10.9% ↑0.6% — this is an elite level and the one consistently positive metric. It shows her content performs exceptionally well when people actually see it. •Profile Visits: 227 ↓82%. •Replies: 560 ↓79%. •Likes: 12.4K ↓66%. •Reposts: 2.5K ↓73%. •Bookmarks: 158 ↓79%. •Shares: 51 ↓89%. The bar chart (blue = Posts, green = Replies) shows she remains active, with solid posting volume especially around May 13–15 and continued activity through May 19. There are clear daily post/reply spikes, yet overall distribution is throttled. Context Since Her May 6 Visibility Complaint On May 6 she directly tagged @elonmusk and @Support, sharing earlier analytics showing: •Impressions 227K ↓81% •Engagements 16.5K ↓79% •Engagement rate still strong at 7.2% ↑13% (already indicating the issue was distribution, not content quality).9 She followed up the same day and again around May 10–11 with similar complaints (one post noting “They are restricting my visibility to thwart growth”).3 By the May 13–19 period shown in your screenshot: •The percentage drops have improved slightly (e.g., impressions from –81% → –69%, engagements from –79% → –69%), but absolute reach remains heavily limited. •Recent individual posts (May 16–18) are still only getting 2K–4.5K views each despite 387K followers — far below normal expectations.1314 Bottom-Line Analysis •The restrictions persist: Nearly two weeks after her public appeal, impressions, engagements, profile visits, and secondary actions (reposts, bookmarks, shares) are still down 66–89%. This is not explained by low activity or poor content — she is posting regularly and the engagement rate is actually rising. •Strong underlying interest: The 10.9% engagement rate (and her recent posts routinely seeing high likes/reposts relative to views) confirms her audience is highly responsive when the algorithm allows them to see the content. •Growth impact: Profile visits and replies being crushed limits new follower acquisition and conversation, exactly what she described in her May 6–11 posts. In short, the data in the screenshot supports her claim of ongoing visibility filtering. Her content quality and audience affinity remain high, but distribution is still artificially constrained compared to what a Verified Organization account of this size and engagement level should achieve. No evidence of major recovery since early May. @elonmusk @nikitabier

Byron Donalds: “George Floyd was murdered.” Is this guy even a Republican???

@amuse @TXPatriotUSA @aaron_reitz Is he pro immigration?

@TXPatriotUSA @aaron_reitz Great managers are not always great campaigners.

We have to choose the lesser of two evils. I wish we could hand write @aaron_reitz !! I don't understand how he didn't win

@EatDaBugs @goddek Trump is losing all credibility.

🚨 TRUMP MELTDOWN: The President of the United States is using the Oval Office to BEG voters to take out Thomas Massie, the ONE congressman who won't support endless wars and blank checks to Israel. TRUMP: "He's the WORST congressman in the history of our country." Translation: He won't vote for the wars. He won't fund the forever-blob. He WON'T shut up about the Epstein files. The guy demanding receipts on pedophiles is "the worst." The guy hiding the client list is "fantastic." Cui bono? ALWAYS cui bono. 🦍 🟧

@JesseBWatters You’re as bad as the National Inquirer.

🚨WOAH! RESEARCHERS SAY DOZENS OF CRASHED UFOS HAVE BEEN RECOVERED — WITH FOUR DIFFERENT ALIEN SPECIES ON BOARD 🛸👽 TWO ARMS, TWO LEGS… LONG TAILS LIKE A LIZARD! 7 FEET TALL! 👾 SOURCES ARE TOO SCARED TO TALK… SAYING AN INTERVIEW COULD “FORFEIT THEIR LIFE” 😳💀

@brianeharrison Spot on, Rep. Harrison!! We’ve over-legislated the role of government and now actively undermine business and individual liberties. The closure of 66 summer camps is the direct, predictable result of this overreach. Texans deserve better. It’s time to call a special session whose sole purpose is to cut spending, cut legislation, and empower Texans. No more excuses. Limited government now.

@JoshMedeirosTX @bofrench On target!

This is how I voted today. US Senator: Ken Paxton Attorney General: Mayes Middleton Rail Road Commissioner: Bo French Court of Criminal Appeals 3: Tom Smith