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@Roper_Lab The attenuated Covid virus is now just a common cold. Nonsense to vaccinate with an experimental vaccine especially in children. Show me one double blinded long term study professor establishing safety

mRNA COVID vaccines are recommended TODAY by the US Gov under Trump and RFK. They are safe and effective. US recommend COVID vaccinations (3 companies, only 2 of them are RNA) #covid #covid19 #vaccines cdc.gov/vaccines/covid…

@Mrbandot1 @Real_RobN @StephenM Read up on cloward-piven

@Real_RobN @StephenM @StephenM is a racist liar. Trump and his inner circle have already stolen billions from American taxpayers through corruption and self-dealing. Blaming migrants for “overthrowing the republic” is just more hateful distraction from the real grift at the top.

This is: Stephen Miller, White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Homeland Security Advisor: @StephenM: “What we’ve found since President Trump took office is that Democrats have set up a system to funnel hundreds of billions — ultimately trillions — of dollars to migrants in our country, effectively with the sole intent of overthrowing the Constitutional Republic of the United States.”

@EngineMiller @realdocspeaks Well they base the recommendations on the current studies that they have at the time subject to change based on new evidence. Problem with Covid is there were no studies and I don’t think even now they have a double blinded long term control study.

@Makers754 @realdocspeaks Myths and legends. There has got to be a better way to learn a science...

Yes, that is the narrative that is being pushed, but it is wrong. There has been a constant anti-physician narrative for decades; this is nothing new. The reality is that the doctors were on the front lines during Covid, risking their and their family's lives, and those criticizing us were cowering in their parents' basement.

@EngineMiller @realdocspeaks They told me in medical school that 1/2 of what we were learning would be 100% wrong and that has proven to be true.

Of course. And I don't. But I no longer take lectures about the Food Pyramid from my GPs or when I hear other 30 year old med school myths from those who haven't kept up. Memorized diagnoses are for AI. I'm looking for docs who listen and work through medical problems transparently so I can research and decide. Informed consent. Requires a different approach than the deference to the "expert" model.

@laralogan @MAGAVoice Bring back the Billy clubs

No law enforcement officer in the U.S. should have to put up with this simply for doing their job. The same job they did under previous Administrations until the open borders Biden Admin facilitated a mass human invasion to destroy this country from within. This will resume the moment Trump’s enemies are able to wrest back power, including his enemies within his own party who have a majority & won’t use it to implement the will of the people despite the fact that they voted for him in overwhelming numbers.

@EngineMiller @realdocspeaks So you can’t blame all docs for the sins of a corrupt few. I also worked thru Covid and caught it twice from patients.we did unfortunately follow the recommendations of our supposed experts and I agree that our federal regulatory bodies and even the boards have been corrupted.

Fauci is an MD. AND NIH (NIAD, FDA, CDC) made ALL those recommendations. AND they applied regulatory pressure THROUGH state medical and pharmacy boards to prevent very safe therapies for Covid- to leave the window open for their billions of dollars Experimental Use Authorization "vaccine" (by the new definition, which they changed because their drug DIDN'T meet the legacy definition. That's how fraud works...). AND they are staffed and dominated by Ph.Ds AND MDs. They have earned ALL the disrespect we can give them.

@EngineMiller @realdocspeaks My CEO made me get the vaccine and I don’t think Fauci is a MD. My state pharmacy board in conjunction with the democrat governor forbid pharmacies filling rx for ivermectin. Did doctors invent the one way path through grocery stores or the 6 foot standing intervals?

It was all performative. Hospitals were NEVER overwhelmed, additional treatment facilities went unused and they all had time to produce dance videos. The flu has been around forever and we USED to know how to treat it. Doctors have long used off-label prescriptions they believed would help patients. Docs in power stopped that, and THEY were the ones who required the population to cower in their basements. So no. I feel NO "gratitude for the performance of our medical establishment, dominated by MDs who memorized the medical myths of long ago and meekly went along with whatever medical bureaucrats told them without doing their own research. They left that to their patients, who are now doing it and the inevitable result is the lack of respect you rue. Cry me a river.

@DrNeilStone What about persistent high ab titers and myocarditis and reduced fertility?

I'm denying it Covid vaccines don't cause cancer

@RepAndyHarrisMD @HHSGov @SecKennedy Pure pork. Stop the deficit spending

Thank you to @HHSGov and @SecKennedy for investing in healthcare on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. I am proud to announce that more than $3.1 million is headed to Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester Counties to help local clinics stay staffed and continue serving residents across the region. baltimoresun.com/2026/05/24/eas…

@FFT1776 @SaltyGoat17 Disagree we need more like Cruz and Paul. Maybe then we could balance the budget

The Senate is NOT working for the Country. We do NOT have 27 Senators supporting election integrity. Why? (Pick your top 5) Cowards? Traitors? Greedy? Deep State? Compromised? Controlled? Corrupt? Spineless? Weak? Bought Off? Sellouts? Uniparty? Obstructionists? Swamp Creatures? Careerists? Puppets? Globalists? Fake Conservatives? America Last? DC Elites? RINOs? Establishment Hacks? Blackmailed? Power Hungry? Frauds?

@NancySinatra I thought we were trillions in debt?

So the country of Mexico can afford to do this great thing for its people but the USA, the richest country in the world can't? Ot maybe the bum in the White House refuses to help We the People. WHAT'S WRONG WITH HIM?

@ruthbenghiat Except he complies with court rulings so that’s a lie.

This is not politics as usual. We’ve never had an openly authoritarian leader in office. Nor have we had a party totally subservient to their leader. We must resist as such during these not normal times.

@VictoriaSask @NathanielSami It’s called inflation from printing money. The “ wealthy” typically have inflation proof investments vs the middle class who do not.

Fifty years ago a barber and a waitress could buy a big house, raise four kids, and a dog. There’s been the biggest money transfer ever, from the have nots to the have yachts.

@piersmorgan @realDonaldTrump Better to let them make nukes?

All the signs are pointing to the U.S. and Israel launching another huge attack on Iran. I urge President @realDonaldTrump not to do it. This war’s been damaging enough without yet more mayhem being unleashed.

@SSWorks I thought we were trillions in debt?

Alex Lawson: We're the richest country in the history of the world. Of course we can afford healthcare for everyone. Of course we can afford a dignified retirement for everyone. The only thing standing in our way is less than 1000 billionaires who have corrupted the system

@cjdelgross One thing we know for sure that it was not an “insurrection “

In law enforcement, you know a suspect is lying when their story keeps changing. Look at the J6ers. Over the years, the excuses, conspiracy theories, and justifications for the Capitol riot have constantly shifted to avoid accountability. Here is the exhausting list of contradictions they’ve used to explain J6: * It was Antifa/BLM in disguise to make conservatives look bad. * It was an FBI/Fed setup orchestrating the entire crowd. * It was just a peaceful tourist visit with people walking between the ropes. * It was a necessary, patriotic revolution to save the country. * The Capitol Police waved them in, so no laws were broken. * The Capitol Police were brutal aggressors who provoked the crowd. * The election was actively being stolen, justifying the breach. * They are political prisoners who did nothing wrong. Pick a lane. You can’t be a peaceful tourist, a victim of a deep-state frame-up, and a revolutionary hero all at the same time. The shifting stories prove the guilt.

@ChrisMurphyCT More lies.

Morning everyone. Do you know that your President just exempted himself, his family, and all his family's companies from our tax laws? You are subject to the law. Now he is not. No one should not pretend this is okay or normal. It's an ongoing constitutional crisis.

In the heart of Frisco, Texas—one of the fastest-growing suburbs in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex—a routine City Council meeting on May 19, 2026, transformed into a charged, hours-long public showdown. Frisco City Hall, at the George A. Purefoy Municipal Center, filled with residents, community leaders, and outsiders drawn by social media calls to action. The flashpoint: a proposed Islamic Center (mosque) near Lebanon Road and Batsford Drive, along with approvals tied to two Hindu temples (and a Jain temple mentioned in some coverage). These projects advanced through planning processes on land zoned for religious use decades earlier. The Backdrop: Rapid Growth and Demographic Shifts Frisco has boomed in recent years, attracting tech professionals, families, and significant numbers of Indian-American and South Asian immigrants, many via H-1B visas. This growth brought new businesses, cultural institutions, and vibrant communities—but also simmering tensions. Earlier in 2026 (notably February), council meetings saw heated rhetoric about an alleged “Indian takeover,” H-1B visa concerns, housing complaints, and cultural change. Those sessions drew national attention and prompted debates over public comment rules. By May, the focus shifted to specific development projects. City officials repeatedly clarified that the mosque and temples had prior zoning approvals, leaving the council with limited legal grounds to intervene via appeal. The consent agenda item related to these led to over four hours of public comments. Voices from the Podium Supporters emphasized religious freedom, community integration, and Frisco’s identity as a welcoming, diverse city. Indian-American residents, including youth and longtime locals, spoke about contributions to schools, businesses, and civic life, pushing back against what they saw as rising prejudice. Opponents packed the chambers, voicing fears about cultural and demographic shifts, traffic, property values, and broader concerns over immigration and Islam. Some speakers received applause from sections of the crowd; others faced boos. The tone grew heated, with debates spilling into religion, national identity, and local governance. One of the most viral and controversial moments involved Jake Lang, a pardoned January 6 participant, conservative influencer, and activist. Wearing tactical-style gear (including a vest with a Confederate flag patch, per reports), Lang spoke against the projects. He criticized the council for alleged complacency, made strong statements about Muslims and Hindus “teaming up,” and went beyond his allotted time, leading to him being escorted out by police. His presence amplified national coverage. The Outcome and Broader Context After extended public input, the council took no action on appealing the planning decisions. The projects could proceed under existing approvals. Mayor Jeff Cheney and others navigated the marathon session, balancing free speech with decorum rules that had been tightened (or debated) after prior controversies. This meeting reflects deeper currents in Frisco and similar Sun Belt suburbs: explosive population growth straining infrastructure and identity, the power of social media to mobilize for (or against) local issues, and clashes between longtime residents and newer arrivals. Frisco remains prosperous, sports-oriented (home to the Dallas Cowboys’ headquarters and top-rated schools), and business-friendly—but these flashpoints highlight challenges in managing rapid change.

I am a J6er. I protested a stolen election. Walked right past the police through an open door, and the police let me in. My father's step son turned me into the FBI. My house was raided. They branded me a traitor, and insurrectionist, slapped me on a terrorist watchlist. I plead guilty to illegal picketing, a Class B petty offense misdemeanor with the same sentencing guidelines as walking your dog off leash on a National Park . They swore no prison time. They lied. Judge Hogan sentenced me to 30 days for “not being remorseful enough” and three years’ probation to tie me up through elections. An unconstitutional "split" sentence. My Judge, Judge Hogan called J6 worse than the war of 1812. All I did was chant "Stop the Steal!" inside the Capitol and wear the wrong Tshirt. God Bless the J6ers!

@KUTV2News “Claim” ? It was obviously political. What crappy spin.

Two police officers who helped defend the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack filed a lawsuit Wednesday seeking to block President Trump’s nearly $1.8 billion fund for people who claim they were victims of politically motivated prosecutions. bit.ly/4wGQvJJ