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@lb1800 I love this judge!

You know what。人到中年，发现孩子不是自己的，天塌了

@A_WhiteGenocide @gary4205 She’s gotta be mental…

NEVER FORGET Black monster Bionca Ellis stole knives, stalked a White mother and her 3-year-old son Julian into an Ohio Giant Eagle parking lot, then repeatedly stabbed the helpless little boy to death in his shopping cart while his mom desperately tried to protect him. She knifed the mother too. Giggled and smiled in court. We cannot live like this.

This is when I knew Massie and MTG were working against Trump: Something interesting came up while I was looking through campaign contributions to Thomas Massie. Federal campaign finance records show several donors with the same last name Mahrouq making large political donations across. The names include: • Sam Mahrouq, a Texas auto finance and dealership entrepreneur connected to MEI Group • Rania Mahrouq, a philanthropic partner and family donor • Zaid Mahrouq, a North Texas business professional • Raneem Mahrouq, a law student and community activist • Mohammad Mahrouq • Hussein Mahrouq • Eyad Mahrouq Several of these donations appear on the same dates and many hit the maximum federal contribution limits. That suggests a coordinated family donor pattern. The same group of donors shows up funding politicians such as: • Thomas Massie • Marjorie Taylor Greene’s PAC • Ilhan Omar • Cori Bush • Jamaal Bowman • Keith Ellison At the same time, donations also go to two political committees: • Anti Zionist America PAC, which supports candidates critical of Zionism and United States support for Israel. • Citizens Against AIPAC Corruption, a PAC created to oppose the influence of AIPAC. But when the same donor network funds politicians on both sides of the political spectrum while also backing committees centered on a single foreign policy issue, it raises a red flag.

When I was Muslim, I compared Muhammad’s last words to Jesus’ last words. Not just the facts, but the spirit behind them. And bro, the difference is staggering. It shook my devout Muslim faith. According to Sahih al-Bukhari, Muhammad’s final words included: “May Allah curse the Jews and the Christians. They made the graves of their prophets into places of worship.” Those are words associated with his final moments. No forgiveness. No reconciliation. No peace. Now compare that to Jesus. Beaten, betrayed, tortured, hanging on a cross with nails through His wrists, Jesus says: “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.” And then: “It is finished.” One dies speaking curses. The other dies extending forgiveness. One ends by drawing lines and reinforcing division. The other tears the veil and reconciles heaven and earth. And whether people like it or not, final words reveal something deeply personal about the heart. That contrast shook me. Because one man’s final moments reinforced separation, while the other’s changed eternity through mercy, sacrifice, and love. Please sit with that honestly.

@annavicloud @FlagBlack007 He surely was.

@Patriot101Watch @FlagBlack007 he was quiet as fuck!! 😂😂

Brazoria County, TX attorney Michael Phillips was confronted by Dr.Matthews and Quanell X in regards to using the NWord in Open Court . Thoughts 💭 ⁉️

@Bad_Lerry @FlagBlack007 Maybe so! 😆 Then maybe not… idk. He kind of looked like he had a sinister micro expression at one point…

@Patriot101Watch @FlagBlack007 Yea, calculating that he has made a mistake and the best thing he can do is keep his mouth shut lmao

@PeriklesGREAT @Maga4liberty Mental illness

First thing that pops in your head when you see this ?

@insightsunlight @EYakoby @paisleyspost @ScottPresler

Read the summary of this article! The bottom line is that if the NYGOP had done literally anything over the last 3 decades, we wouldn't be having this discussion now. And as shown by the Zeldin race in 2022, NY residents, even in the city, are ISSUE-based and very receptive to galvanizing, regardless of party. cityandstateny.com/politics/2022/… The article analyzes the voting data from the 2022 New York gubernatorial race, highlighting that Republican candidate Lee Zeldin significantly overperformed in New York City. Despite running in heavily Democratic territory, Zeldin secured 30.1% of the NYC vote-doubling the Republican performance from the 2018 election. Key takeaways from the data include: *Outpacing Voter Registration: In 43 out of 61 Assembly districts in the city, Zeldin received more raw votes than there were registered Republicans. *Flipping Demographics: Mathematical realities dictate that Zeldin successfully flipped tens of thousands of Democrats and independent voters. The data shows particularly stark Republican shifts in neighborhoods with significant Asian, Orthodox Jewish, and Latino populations across Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and the Bronx. *Issue-Driven Frustrations: Anecdotal evidence from voters suggested that crossover voting was heavily motivated by frustrations with Democratic leadership on specific issues, such as prolonged COVID-19 mandates and restrictions. *A Warning for Democrats: While Democrats ultimately retained the governor's mansion, local Democratic leaders described the massive departure of key minority voting blocs as a "five-alarm fire" requiring urgent attention. ###What This Means for the Overall Outlook in Upcoming Elections 1. Erosion of Strict Party Loyalty The data signals that voters are increasingly willing to cross party lines if they are dissatisfied with the status quo. Voter registration numbers (being registered as a Democrat or Republican) are becoming a less reliable indicator of how people will actually vote on Election Day. 2. Demographic Realignment Voting blocs that have historically been considered reliable components of the Democratic coalition-specifically Asian-American, Latino, and Orthodox Jewish voters-are emerging as highly competitive swing constituencies. In upcoming elections, voters in these communities will likely find themselves heavily courted by both major parties. 3. Pragmatism and Issues Over Partisanship Voters are demonstrating that immediate, quality-of-life issues (such as pandemic response, public safety, and economic conditions) can override historical partisan preferences. Politicians will need to address localized and tangible grievances rather than relying on national party platforms or the assumption that a "blue district" will automatically vote blue. 4. Changing Campaign Strategies in Urban Centers Because Republicans have proven they can make substantial inroads in deeply blue urban districts by mobilizing disgruntled independents and Democrats, the electoral map is shifting. Republicans may invest more resources into city races, realizing there is a viable path to winning over urban voters. Conversely, Democrats can no longer take their urban base for granted and will have to spend more time, energy, and money actively defending their records and courting voters in their own strongholds. 5. The Power of Turnout and Enthusiasm The article noted that overall turnout shrank from 46% in 2018 to 38% in 2022, but the voters backing the Republican candidate came out in full force. For future elections, this highlights that highly motivated factions driven by frustration or enthusiasm can have an outsized impact on the outcome, especially in low-turnout environments.

BREAKING: Hundreds of Islamists waving terrorist flags threaten a New Yorker. The police removed the New Yorker, not the terrorists. Life in Zohran Mamdani’s NYC.

@LeaderJohnThune @Lillysoon2f8y You didn’t check THE SAVE ACT of the to-do list!

500 days ago, Republicans had a long to-do list. We’ve checked a lot of things off, but we still have more to do. And we’re not about to take our foot off the gas.

Remember that time when HillaryClinton introduced her friend GeorgeSoros and his interest to get involved in US elections? The Internet sure doesn't. Why? Because it has been wiped from existence for the most part. Turns out I found a copy of the file I had archived years ago. Be a real shame if people save and shared this widely.

🚨 WARNING TO KENTUCKY: SHARE THIS ASAP. 🚨 This is @Ryanmatta, a man @RepThomasMassie not only took photos with, but personally invited into his home. This same Ryan Matta who posted on X: • Called for Iran to kill American Navy personnel • Cheered for Iran while America was in direct conflict with them • Encouraged U.S. service members to abandon the military and seek dishonorable discharges in opposition to President Trump Let that sink in. A sitting Congressman, Thomas Massie, welcomed someone like this into his personal circle. And before the excuses start, this was not some random handshake, public event photo, or crowd selfie. Massie brought him into his personal residence alongside others pushing the same anti-American rhetoric. Kentucky deserves answers. Why is @RepThomasMassie associating with individuals who openly cheer against American forces, encourage troops to abandon the military, and undermine our Commander-in-Chief? Calling for Iran to kill Americans is not “America First.” Cheering against American service members is not “principled conservatism.” Encouraging troops to dishonorably abandon their oath is not patriotism. Now here is why this matters politically: Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District is home to approximately 47,000–50,000 veterans. Thomas Massie’s most recent Republican primary had only 52,593 total votes cast. That means the veteran population in KY-4 is nearly the size of the entire primary electorate. Vietnam veterans. Gulf War veterans. Post-9/11 veterans. These are not background numbers. VETERANS are a political force. And every one of them deserves to know who Thomas Massie is allowing into his circle. Push this out everywhere. Make sure every veteran, every military family, and every America First voter in Kentucky sees it. Photo evidence in video below.

@Breaking911 Meanwhile….Muslims are murdering Christians and burning churches to the ground all over the world.

Islamic Center of San Diego Director Taha Hassane, after shooting incident at mosque: "It is extremely outrageous to target a place of worship. Our Islamic Center is a place of worship…This is something that we have never expected."

@VividProwess @wthcolts @SecRubio @VP

Masked Muslims in NYC: "USA, go to hell. We support Hamas here." Those are literally terrorists in America.

I agree the NYGOP is most certainly largely responsible but we can’t leave out all of the morons who voted for that assclown. Someone made a good point yesterday on another post though. NYC is ridiculously full of uneducated foreigners now who vote and they don’t know who or what they’re voting for. Sad to see. My grandparents generations back grew up in NYC. They definitely wouldn’t recognize it now.

Excuse me... who is "they?" Because it's NYGOP NEGLIGENCE that elected Mamdani, who, in the largest turnout since 1969, only got 50.78% of over 2 million votes. NYGOP has FAILED to vet candidates, have primaries, canvass, or fight for election integrity for over 30 YEARS. Despite NYGOP malpractice, Lee Zeldin PROVED in 2022 that NYC was winnable by flipping tens of thousands of NYC Dems and Indies to hit 30%. Imagine if the NYGOP got off their asses and actually did something...

@RealBrucebruceJ @WyattCatarina No it is not. All the guy had to do was shut his yap.

@WyattCatarina It's really an abusive power by the judge

Talk about being your own worst enemy; this guy is the KING of self-sabotage 🤣 He can't say the right thing to save his life and all he had to do was STFU!! 😅

@WyattCatarina Dang that guy is his own worst enemy in the biggest way…

@Gregoreeee8148 Screw that

I fucking hate blacks

@VanderDolph @AmiriKing Maybe act like a star then rather than a zero class lowlife…

@AmiriKing Other cultures spend money the same way. It's not the worst thing for a girl to feel like a star at least once in her life.

I’m sorry but this is the most r€tarded culture on the planet and it’s not even close.