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Gail Jacob Bandy
@GailBandy
NO DM former investigator, 911 communication, Word of God,teach endtime.Tweet politics w/out hate yet humor memes, Debunk RUMOR & lies attach http://receipts.
Spring Hill , TN Katılım Mayıs 2009
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@GailBandy @OccupyDemocrats @CommunityNotes You should read the news more often.
lemonde.fr/en/internation…
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BREAKING: ANOTHER ONE!? The MAGA substitute teacher who wore a Trump hat at her wedding gets indicted on child sex crime charges.
The entire Republican Party is full of predators....
Madison Paige Jones, a teacher in North Texas, has been arrested for "aggravated sexual assault of a child, indecency with a child sexual contact, and possession of child pornography." A week after she was arrested, her boyfriend 37-year-old Zackery Dondlinger was also arrested in connection with the alleged crimes. Dondlinger was charged with "sexual performance by a child."
NewsChannel10 reports that police visited a home belonging to a friend of Jones. That friend then told the police about the relationship between Jones and Dondlinger and said that she "had concerns" about "Dondlinger’s behavior towards a 5-year-old child in Jones’ home."
When the authorities spoke to Jones, she confessed to having sexually assaulted the 5-year-old at Dondlinger's direction. Jones said that Dondlinger had been having sexual fantasies about the child. Jones proceeded to send Snapchat videos of the horrific crimes to Dondlinger.
These are the kinds of monsters that are lurking inside the conservative movement just below the surface.
Jones worked as a substitute teacher four times in the past 12 months at Heritage High School and Baxter Elementary School but authorities stated that there does not seem to be a connection between her work in the district and her alleged crimes. She was booked into the Ellis County Jail with her bond set at $90,000. Dondlinger’s bond was set at $250,000.
At this point, it seems that hardly a day goes by without a Republican getting exposed as a pedophile or sexual predator. The reason is clear. These people feel at home inside a party led by an adjudicated rapist and pedophile. If Trump can do it, they figure they can do it too.
Please ❤️ and share to demand life in prison!

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Are you seeking truth—or just trying to be right?
Listen to E. Jean Carroll herself.
No criminal charges were filed, and there was no criminal conviction. A civil defamation case is not the same as a criminal case—those require sufficient evidence to pursue criminal charges, which did not occur here.
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Please provide the proof—and the video—to support your claim.
And while you’re at it, know your audience and who you’re speaking to. If you had taken the time to read my posts, you’d see I’ve never condoned wrongdoing from anyone, regardless of party affiliation. When you’re willing to call out your own, your credibility strengthens. When you choose blinders, the opposite happens.
That’s where we differ—based on your shares and likes.

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@GailBandy @OccupyDemocrats @CommunityNotes He also bragged about sexually assaulting women.
You need proof of that too?
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@Silvercloudp40 @OccupyDemocrats @CommunityNotes No evidence. No documented case. No verified victim. Present the case, verifiable case and conviction of your claim. If you can’t ….
That’s not a fact—it’s an unverified claim.
Repeating it doesn’t make it true.
It just shows how easily people spread narratives without proof.

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@GailBandy @OccupyDemocrats @CommunityNotes Except that the leader of the GOP is a sexual predator.
And most of the party is ok with that and keep voting for him.
🤡
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Did you get that from a social media post too?
Are you ignoring facts—or choosing not to seek them?
You said “for several months in X”
If you keep it to the last ~5 years, the honest answer is this:
👉 There is no credible data set showing “it’s always Republicans”
👉 And there is also no honest way to cleanly categorize crime by party without cherry-picking
That said, here are recent, documented examples on both sides (or individuals clearly tied to political leanings), without reaching way back:
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🔍 Recent examples (last ~5 years)
🔵 Democrat / Left-leaning ties
•Connor Sturgeon (2023, Louisville bank shooting)
→ Had anti-Trump messaging and left-leaning views expressed online
•Audrey Hale (2023, Nashville school shooting)
→ Targeted a Christian school; writings reflected anti-religious/anti-conservative sentiment
•Multiple activist-linked offenders (various arrests)
→ Individuals tied to progressive activism have been charged in sexual crimes or exploitation cases (not tied to party leadership, but disproves “only Republicans” claim)
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🔴 Republican / Right-leaning ties
•Payton Gendron (2022, Buffalo shooting)
→ White supremacist ideology; aligned with far-right extremist beliefs
•Mauricio Garcia (2023, Allen, TX shooting)
→ Neo-Nazi / extremist views
•Various GOP-affiliated local officials (recent arrests)
→ Multiple cases of sexual misconduct involving minors at local/state levels
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⚖️ THE TRUTH (this is your strongest point)
👉 These lists prove ONE thing:
Crime does not belong to a political party.
•Not “always Republican” ❌
•Not “always Democrat” ❌
•It’s individual behavior ✔️


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@GailBandy @OccupyDemocrats @CommunityNotes For sev months on X, whenever there’s a report about a pedophile, sexual assault, child porn, it’s always a Republican. The end.
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@CommunityNotes
This post is a mix of real quotes, speculation, and heavy opinion framing—not outright fabricated, but definitely spun in a persuasive/propaganda style.
Let’s break it down cleanly so you can separate fact vs narrative:
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🔍 What’s TRUE (or likely accurate)
•Nancy Mace did post concerns about U.S. troops in Iran
→ Her statements about not supporting boots on the ground and warning about escalation are consistent with her public stance.
•Mike Rogers expressing concern about lack of transparency
→ This type of statement is believable and consistent with how members of Congress often respond after classified briefings.
•A House Armed Services briefing on Iran could absolutely occur
→ That part is plausible and normal during geopolitical tensions.
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⚠️ What’s MISLEADING / SPIN
1. “Republicans emerge ashen-faced”
•This is emotional framing, not fact.
•There’s no objective measure of how they looked—it’s written to create fear.
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2. “Trump is about to start World War 3”
•No evidence provided
•This is speculation/opinion, not a verified policy or action.
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3. “War in Iran… already happening”
•🚨 This is the biggest red flag
•As of now:
•There is no officially declared U.S. war with Iran
•No confirmed large-scale ground invasion
👉 Calling it a “war” here is premature framing
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4. “Launched solely on behalf of Israel”
•This is political opinion, not a proven fact.
•U.S. foreign policy decisions are multi-factor, not officially tied to one country’s benefit.
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5. “Thousands of Marines en route… to seize Kharg Island”
•🚨 Unverified / speculative
•No credible, confirmed public reporting supports:
•A plan to seize Kharg Island
•A specific invasion mission like described
👉 This reads like theory or fear-based projection
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6. “Bloodbath… nothing to gain”
•Pure opinion + emotional language
•Designed to push a strong anti-war reaction
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🧠 What this post REALLY is
This is a classic example of:
✔️ Real quotes
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❌ Emotional language
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❌ Worst-case speculation
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❌ Political attacks
➡️ Combined to create a high-impact narrative
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⚖️ Bottom Line
•Not fully false
•Not fully true
•✅ Contains real statements from officials
•❌ Wraps them in fear-based and speculative claims
👉 Final verdict:
⚠️ Politically framed narrative with selective truth and exaggerated conclusions
There were concerns raised after a briefing—but claims of an active war, invasion plans, or World War 3 are NOT confirmed facts.

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BREAKING: Republicans emerge ashen-faced from a House Armed Services briefing and immediately SOUND THE ALARM about U.S. boots on the ground in Iran.
Donald Trump is about to start World War 3...
"Just walked out of a House Armed Services briefing on Iran. Let me repeat: I will not support troops on the ground in Iran, even more so after this briefing," Congresswoman Nancy Mace wrote on X.
"I will not support sending South Carolina's sons and daughters to war in Iran. I won't do it," she wrote in a followup post. "President Trump has been enormously successful so far. But we cannot allow the Washington War Machine to turn Iran into another Iraq."
While every sane American will quibble with her assessment of Trump's disastrous job performance thus far, we can't fault Mace's opposition to sending troops into Iran. This illegal war serves no American interests and was launched solely on the behalf of Israel to increase their regional power. Americans should not be sent to die for a foreign country.
"The justifications presented to the American public for the war in Iran were not the same military objectives we were briefed on today in the House Armed Services Committee," wrote Mace. "This gap is deeply troubling. The longer this war continues, the faster it will lose the support of Congress and the American people."
"And yes, when we say Washington’s war machine, we mean Lindsey Graham," she added in another post, referring to America's most bloodthirsty senator who has been urging nonstop escalation in this conflict.
Congressman Mike Rogers shared concerns after the briefing as well, pointing to a lack of transparency from the Trump administration.
“We want to know more about what’s going on, what the options are, and why they’re being considered. And we’re just not getting enough answers on those questions," he said.
“That’s what I conveyed to them at the end of this hearing, is this has consequences if you don’t remedy it,” said Rogers.
He said that Trump could lose support for this war (which is already deeply unpopular) if he's unable to make a strong case for it to Congress. Of course, Trump is incapable of making that case because he's constantly moving the goalposts. One moment the war has already been won, the next it could go on for weeks or months. The objective's are constantly mutating. The only thing that is clear is that Trump has no idea what he's doing or why he's doing it.
“Let me put it this way: I can see why he might have said that,” stated Senate Armed Services Chair Roger Wicker of Rogers' remarks. “I haven’t heard his comment, and I don’t know the context. But I can see why he might have said that.”
One terrifying possibility right now is that Trump will try to seize Kharg Island off the coast of Iran. It serves as a crucial hub for the nation's oil experts and some Trump officials believe that capturing it could bring Iran to its knees. Thousands of Marines are currently en route to the Middle East, perhaps for that exact mission. We cannot stress enough what a world historic disaster this would be. Any American troops landing on Kharg will be completely exposed to Iranian missiles and drones. It will be a bloodbath. We have nothing to gain from this wear and everything to lose.
Please ❤️ and share if you oppose boots on the ground in Iran!

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@JoJoFromJerz A TSA disruption isn’t a ‘strategy’ — it’s what happens when funding, staffing, or coordination breaks down. And funding is controlled by Congress, not one person.
WHEN FACTS ARE KNOWN, THE NARRATIVE FAILS…
So what’s the problem — lack of education, or deliberate propaganda?

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Trump owns this TSA shutdown and chicken shit Mike Johnson knows it.
Aaron Rupar@atrupar
FOX NEWS: Why isn't Trump involved in trying to end the government shutdown? MIKE JOHNSON: I think he is involved FOX NEWS: He shot down the plan yesterday JOHNSON: Well, that's what's been reported FOX NEWS: He said it in the Oval Office
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“Trump owns the TSA shutdown”?
That’s not how it works.
TSA funding is controlled by Congress — not one individual.
Reducing a multi-branch process to one person isn’t analysis —
it’s political framing.
If you don’t understand how funding works, you probably shouldn’t be assigning blame for it.
That’s not insight — that’s guesswork. People follow voices — but they should follow facts.
@CommunityNotes
The statement reflects a misunderstanding of how federal agencies are funded.
TSA funding is determined through congressional appropriations, not a single individual.
Claims assigning sole responsibility without this context may be misleading.
✈️ What TSA does
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) handles:
•Airport security screening
•Passenger and baggage checks
•Preventing prohibited items from boarding planes
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⚠️ What a “TSA shutdown” actually means
TSA doesn’t just fully stop — instead you get:
•Long lines / delays
•Staffing shortages
•Slower screenings
•Airports operating but strained
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🧾 Most common causes
1. Government shutdown / funding lapse
If Congress doesn’t pass funding:
•TSA workers are considered essential → they still work
•But they may not get paid on time
•This can lead to:
•Call-outs
•Low morale
•Operational strain
👉 This happened during the 2018–2019 United States federal government shutdown
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2. Staff shortages
Even without a shutdown:
•Hiring gaps
•Sick leave spikes
•Travel surges
→ can create “shutdown-like” delays
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3. Policy or operational shifts
Sometimes changes in:
•Security protocols
•Deployment (e.g., moving personnel)
→ can slow things down and feel like a disruption
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🧠 Key point
There is no intentional “purpose” to shut down TSA.
It’s almost always:
👉 a consequence of funding, staffing, or logistics issues _not a designed strategy.
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⚖️ Who is responsible?
This is where a lot of posts become narrative-driven:
•TSA funding comes from Congress (House + Senate)
•The President can influence negotiations, but
👉 cannot unilaterally fund the government
So when you see:
“X person owns the shutdown”
That’s oversimplified or political framing, not the full picture.
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rockinmysocks, So let’s be clear:
You’re taking a moment where someone lashed out under pressure —
and using it to justify insulting people without any provocation at all.
That’s not a standard. That’s a double standard.
Then you add “cult” to label millions of people.
That’s the tactic:
label → dehumanize → dismiss.


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@GailBandy @OccupyDemocrats @CommunityNotes "Shut up Piggy!"
Nobody dehumanizes others more than your cult leader.
Blatant hypocrisy is oozing from your pores!

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Here are all the contradictions, lies, and backtracks that Trump made in just ONE HOUR of blabbing to the media:
12:03 PM: Trump says he wanted a ceasefire with Iran.
12:05 PM: Trump declares victory against Iran.
12:07 PM: Trump says he’s sending Marines against
Iran.
12:08 PM: Trump says no boots on the ground.
12:11 PM: Trump says he does not want a ceasefire.
12:16 PM: Trump declares victory again.
12:17 PM: Trump asks for a ceasefire with Iran.
12:23 PM: Trump says NATO are cowards for not helping him.
12:29 PM: Trump says Iran is begging for a ceasefire.
12:31 PM: Trump says everything is “perfect.”
12:36 PM: Trump says $500-a-barrel oil is a good thing.
12:37 PM: Trump demands Iran open the Straits of Hormuz.
12:39 PM: Trump says the Straits were never closed.
12:41 PM: Trump says the US is not at war with Iran.
12:42 PM: Trump declares victory against Iran again.
It could not be more obvious that he does not have any kind of grasp on reality, and he needs to be removed from office by 25th Amendment ASAP.
We cannot let this man be left in charge of a war with thousands of lives on the line. He has no idea what is going on, has no plan to resolve it, and can't even stick to his own lies for more than ten minutes.

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@CommunityNotes
Voice of reason to your post:
When you label millions of people as “MAGA” and attach sweeping claims to them, you’re not making an argument—you’re framing a group.
That’s the tactic: reduce, label, dismiss.
Now to your claims:
• Flipping a single state House seat is being presented like a national shift — it’s a local result, not proof of a “tidal wave.”
• Calling redistricting “gerrymandering” before maps are even proposed is speculation, not evidence. Both parties have used redistricting — it’s not unique to one side.
• Statements like “presidency collapsing” and “historically unpopular” are opinion framing unless backed with clear, sourced data.
• “Voters are fed up with MAGA incompetence” — again, that’s labeling, not measurable evidence.
• Predicting a “blue tidal wave” is political messaging, not fact.
What’s presented here isn’t analysis — it’s narrative stacking designed to drive emotion. The easily manipulated and gullible will share without reasoning.
If there’s evidence, present it. If not, it’s just narrative.
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💥 BOTTOM LINE
SHARE IF YOU DESPISE NARRATIVE FRAMING
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BREAKING: Hakeem Jeffries taunts MAGA after Democrats flip the congressional district containing Mar-a-Lago — turning Trump into a constituent of our party.
And the House Minority Leader also issued a powerful warning...
“Democrats FLIPPED a state House seat in Palm Beach that Trump won by 11 points in 2024. Mar-a-Lago will now be represented by Emily Gregory, a strong Democratic voice,” Jeffries wrote on X. “We will crush House Republicans in November if DeSantis tries to gerrymander the Florida congressional map."
DeSantis has already called for a special redistricting session and it convenes next month. It's a blatant effort at gerrymandering to help Trump as his presidency collapses into total failure. Republicans already hold 20 Florida U.S. House seats compared to 8 controlled by Democrats. DeSantis may push to rework the maps to add five more red seats.
The push to redistrict in Florida is a clear sign of desperation on the part of DeSantis. If he proceeds with this underhanded plan he'll risk invoking the ire of voters at a time when his party and president are historically unpopular. Voters are fed up with MAGA incompetence and looking for change.
A blue tidal wave is growing by the day!
Please ❤️ and share if you can't wait vote blue.

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Stella, the receipts already exist — this isn’t opinion.
“They only deported criminals” — not accurate.
Enforcement has always included immigration violations, not just criminal convictions.
“70% have no criminal history” — that means no prior record,
not no violation. Illegal entry is still a violation.
If errors happen, fix them — but don’t rewrite the entire system to fit a narrative.
Same laws. Same enforcement.
Different outrage.
What changed isn’t reality — it’s the story being told about it.



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@GailBandy @OccupyDemocrats Are you saying there is no difference in how they performed their job under Obama? They didn’t round up anyone they didn’t like under Obama. They detained and deported criminals! Right now over 70% detained have no criminal history, some are legal and few are even citizens!
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BREAKING: Trump salivates over his ICE agents for having "much larger, and harder, muscles than most" in a bizarre defense of his decision to flood them into our airports.
A complete loss of one's filter is a sure sign of dementia...
"I am so proud of our ICE Patriots! They were unfairly maligned by the Lunatic Democrats for years, and now, at the Airports, in addition to what they are supposed to be doing, they are helping people with bags, even picking up and cleaning areas," wrote Trump.
In reality, the ICE agents are harassing, hurting, and detaining innocent travelers all across the country. They're woefully undertrained and totally unequipped to perform the duties of TSA agents.
Meanwhile, the TSA staff shortage is itself Trump's fault because he still hasn't managed to work out a deal on DHS funding. He's creating problems and then compounding them with more terrible decisions.
"They are so proud to be there!" Trump continued. "The fact is, they shouldn’t have to do this, but they are rehabbing a fake image given to them by Radical Left Democrat politicians. The Public is loving ICE, so the Democrats, unwittingly, did us a favor — They are Great American Patriots, they just happen to have much larger, and harder, muscles than most — which is what they’re supposed to have. Thank you to ICE for the GREAT job you are doing. America very much appreciates it! President DONALD J. TRUMP"
As usual, Trump is lying. ICE has become deeply unpopular with the American people, with 6 in 10 disapproving of their job performance. Only 3 in 10 approve and the majority say that ICE makes them feel less safe. These armed thugs are not "patriots" they are the dregs of American society — both intellectually and morally — and they've signed up for this job so that they can harm their neighbors and terrorize people with impunity. They're fulfilling a fascist power fantasy.
As for Trump's praise of the agents' physiques, he's clearly living in a delusion. Photographs of ICE agents regularly reveal them to be profoundly out of shape, either morbidly obese or twig thin. Last year, it was revealed that over a third of ICE's recruits are unable to pass the basic fitness test consisting of pushups, sit-ups, and a one-and-half-mile run. These are not peak physical specimens, they're civilizational rejects incapable of holding down a real job.
Please ❤️ and share if you disapprove of ICE!

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I’m all about exposing the guilty yet false claims against anyone I despise!
Provide any documented Trump pedophilia case you claim exists. There isn’t one. Yet you continue repeating the accusation as fact, which says far more about your willingness to believe propaganda than it does about me. Your anger is aimed at the wrong person — it belongs with the people who sold you a lie.

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@GailBandy @realtrumpstein You won't believe any evidence of her trafficking minors so why bother. Same with the overwhelming evidence of Trump pedophilia.
Pedophile Protector alert.
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CK1 ,
Pedophile protector alert’ — really?
My post exposed documented cases on both Democrats and Republicans.
That label falls apart fast and only highlights the lack of credible evidence in your claim.
That’s a serious claim — and you brought zero proof.
I showed both sides with verifiable public record facts.
You showed one side with accusations.
That’s not truth. That’s propaganda + deflection.
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⚔️ Direct Call-Out
Accusing someone without evidence doesn’t strengthen your argument —
it exposes that you don’t have one.
If the facts were on your side, you’d present them. You didn’t.
@CommunityNotes

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@ckbigsky @realtrumpstein I asked for evidence — you gave media-driven claims and unverified talking points. Credibility comes from exposing corruption on both sides, not just one.
Example attached.

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