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President Trump announces US gasoline prices will plummet to $1.85 levels after the Iran war ends. We Are Going Back To The Glory Days 1776 In Full Effect 🇺🇸

This evil bitch made billions feeding gambling addiction and destroying American lives, then turned around and used that fortune to buy American politicians, bankroll Netanyahu’s Greater Israel genocidal Zionist agenda, fund illegal West Bank settlement expansion, and influence U.S. foreign policy by buying our elections. She owns our president. No American voted for her, yet she has more influence over Congress than millions of citizens combined. She’s behind Thomas Massie’s primary loss. There’s a special place in hell for Miriam Adelson.

This woman gave Trump $125M. In 2012, she said her heart is in Israel and that she got "stuck" in America after meeting her husband. She now spends the last years of her life donating her $2.35B fortune to Pro-Israel lobbies to influence U.S. elections.

I would’ve came out earlier, to succeed but I was trying to call Ed Gallrein and it took forever to get ahold of him in Tel Aviv. - Thomas Massie.

Why did Massie lose tonight? Massie went from principled libertarian during COVID, to GOP leadership lapdog under McCarthy, to anti-Trump Epstein obsessive in 2025 after tweeting about that issue a whopping three (3) times in the decade prior. The nail in the coffin for him was voting against OBBB in 2025 because, according to Massie, it did too much to secure the border. Trump mercilessly trashed Massie in 2020–calling him a “disaster” for America and Kentucky and saying he should be thrown out of the GOP entirely—but Massie easily swatted that away and won 81-19, so you can’t say he only lost because of Trump. He went toe-to-toe with Trump on COVID in 2020 and won overwhelmingly. Massie lost because he went from being perceived as a quirky but lovable nerd who seemed to genuinely believe everything he said, to looking like a clout-chasing influencer who cared more about getting TV time with Democrats on an issue he clearly never cared about until five minutes ago than he did about representing his voters. We’ll never know what caused the apparent personality change—maybe it was the death of his wife, maybe it was the McCarthy race followed by McCarthy’s ouster, or maybe it was a desire for notoriety or media acclaim and a lucrative podcasting career outside of Congress—but the drastic change was undeniable, as was the seeming lack of interest in much of anything happening in Kentucky. Blame Trump, blame Israel, blame Epstein, blame the tragic death of a spouse, I don’t care. But you cannot just wave away 2020 Massie going face-to-face with the Trump machine and winning in a rout only to get smoked six years later. Massie’s voters didn’t really change all that much, but he did, and they noticed.