Tom Newman

@shauna1187 She’s an incompetent and incorhernt nincompoop that couldn’t lead a one person parade, the only thing she can do is “do what she wants”

Here's a harder truth: if she runs, there's nothing you can do about it. It's a free country. She will be the most experienced and seasoned candidate. She can do what she wants!

@SenMarkKelly Arizonans will be very proud to vote you and your Chinese communist puppet routine out of office soon. You betrayed America for money, disgusting.

I'm still thinking about how awesome it was to see Artemis II launch. This entire mission was a reminder of just how far we can go when we work together and push the limits. So proud of this crew and our country, and I’m excited for what comes next.

@Microinteracti1 Yawn, America will be just fine and most Americans find soccer extremely dull. The world can thank us later for stopping a nuclear war in the Middle East that would have caused a global recession. We’ll wait.

The United States is so toxic on the world stage right now that it can’t fill hotels or sell World Cup tickets. Let that land. FIFA projected $30.5 billion in economic impact from millions of international visitors. That demand never showed up. Hotels in Atlanta, Dallas, Miami, Philadelphia and San Francisco have slashed match-day rates by a third from their peak. FIFA has cancelled tens of thousands of reserved rooms across all 16 host cities. Some hotels report cancellation rates above 95%. The reasons aren’t hard to find. Anti-American sentiment. Fear of border crossings. The Iran war driving up oil prices and airfares. And tickets priced into the stratosphere, with finals seats hitting $10,990 a pop. Industry executives are now openly blaming the Trump administration for the shortfall. Tourism economists say the Iran war made an already bad sentiment problem worse. Empty stadiums are now a real possibility. It happened at the Club World Cup last summer. It could happen again, on American soil, at the biggest sporting event on the planet. The White House says this will be “the greatest World Cup ever.” The market disagrees. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

@BenjaminPDixon Lie

Hamas never shot 100 kids in the head with sniper bullets. The IDF did.

🚨 HOLY SMOKES: Eric Swalwell and Ruben Gallego were just EXPOSED for spending CAMPAIGN FUNDS on Puerto Rican resorts for Gallego's wedding in 2021, per Daily Mail THOUSANDS of campaign dollars were used for PERSONAL EXPENSES—a FEDERAL CRIME GALLEGO might be the next to go! The Daily Mail reports Gallego spent $2,000 of campaign funds at the luxurious Fairmont El San Juan in Puero Rico on June 7th, 2021 — the venue he was married at that SAME DAY Swalwell spent $1,522.11 in campaign funds at the Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve right down the road on the same day. To make matters even worse, Gallego was marrying his mistress, who he left his previous wife for while she was NINE MONTHS PREGNANT with their child. LOCK BOTH OF THESE SCUMBAGS UP!

@kdh4potus @KamalaHarris And it’s still incomprehensible. Incoherent word salad. You’re a blithering idiot but say what you want, please.

.@KamalaHarris: “I’m kind of like on my freedom tour. I can say anything I want.”

@CaptMarkKelly You are a stooge and puppet for the Chinese Communist Party. You sold out America to China for money. You’re a traitor.

When a group of people all work together toward a common goal, nothing is impossible. Artemis II is a perfect example of that. Last week they proved again that America’s diversity is our strength.

@DemzDeliver Oh she’s a real bridge builder alright. Her political career ends next election.

🚨 Arizona has added 100K jobs since Governor Hobbs assumed office, reaching the lowest unemployment rate in its history.

@RepRobertGarcia Hey Eddie , you need to dial it back before grandpa comes for you in the Munster Mobile.

Pam Bondi didn’t show up for her hearing today, despite our subpoena. We’re going to begin contempt proceedings. It’s time to hold these people accountable to the laws we passed in Congress.

@TomiLahren Little man big mouth Ruben is as nervous as a chicken crossing the road. He is in it deep, hope he has a plan for his legal defense fund.

He’s awfully jumpy…

@Acyn @yassaminansari SecDef Hegseth was a military officer who served our country in war zones. You’re a useful idiot for the Iranians who for 47 years have been waging war on America and killed hundreds of our citizens. You aid and abet our enemies, you should proceed with caution lady.

Ansari: I filed articles of impeachment against Hegseth today. He did not follow his oath to the Constitution. He committed a war crime in Iran with the attack on a school that killed over 160 children. We need to prosecute anyone who committed war crimes. I have no doubt that if this absolute clown—former Fox News, not even a real anchor—continues in his position, there will be more.

@isaacrrr7 They were disarmed first so they couldn’t fight back. The right to keep and bear arms to defend yourself is a human right, unfortunately many governments have taken that right away. Democrats in America want to disarm our citizens. Molon Labe.

Nadie impidió el exterminio de seis millones de judíos. Nunca podré entender por qué.

@RubenGallego @SenDuckworth You’re also about to be exposed for your reprehensible relationship to the serial abuser and soon to be convicted felon Eric Scumwell. Hope you have another career lined up because your political gravy train is over.

I’m about to vote yes on @SenDuckworth's Iran War Powers Resolution. The American people don’t want this war. And every day it drags on, it puts more Americans in danger and drives up costs at home. Enough is enough.

@SenMarkKelly Many would be illegal aliens who shouldn’t get taxpayer funded welfare. Democrats waste billions of our money on waste and fraud giving it to scammers who then vote for you thieves. Stop stealing our tax money.

Trump called cutting food assistance going after 'waste, fraud, and abuse.' Here's what it actually looks like: 400,000 Arizonans off SNAP, including 180,000 children — the highest rate in the country. Kids going hungry is just wrong.

@BuzzPatterson You served our nation well Buzz, thank you.

2) During my two years, the ultimate in my horror, disappointment, and complete disgust for our president occurred on a return flight from Europe to DC on Air Force One. One of the military aide’s duties, obviously, is to accompany the president aboard Marine One and Air Force One wherever he/she goes. And Clinton traveled a lot. In the fall of 1997, I was traveling with Clinton on a European trip, and we returned late one night to the White House. After I’d ensured Clinton was safely off to bed I returned to the East Wing, hoping to finally get some sleep. In my bedroom, I received a phone call from the presidential pilot. “Buzz, we have a problem,” he said grimly. “One of my female stewards (flight attendants) was approached and touched inappropriately by President Clinton, and she’s upset.” I knew the woman he was referring to, and I liked her. She was bright, cheery, and beautiful. She was also an enlisted member of the United States Air Force – and had just been sexually molested by our commander in chief and my boss. I asked her how she would like to proceed. She was married, a young mother, and wanted to remain promotable in the Air Force. She didn’t want to be the next in a long line of women Clinton had abused. As a major at the time, I had to march down to the Oval Office the next morning and confront our president. All she wanted was an apology, and we arranged that the next time POTUS was on Air Force One. I brooded over the fact that if our commander in chief had been actually serving in our armed forces, he’d have been sentenced to breaking big rocks into little rocks for years at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. But this was Bill Clinton and American “justice.”  Throughout it all, I leaned heavily on my Christian faith to serve the office and the man. I wasn’t sworn to the man, but I was sworn to my God, the Constitution, and the office of the presidency, and I took that to heart. It’s often said that there are no atheists in cockpits or foxholes. Let me expand that to include, "There are no atheists when working in the White House for the Clintons and carrying the means to destroy the world.” Waking up every morning, looking into the mirror, and facing the day at the White House was worse than any bullets fired in anger at me or all of the flight emergencies over the years rolled into one. It’s amazing the strength and fortitude you can receive when you ask. The scripture that got me through then and does now. As we celebrate the American tradition of “Thanksgiving,” let's be thankful for all we have. Have a wonderful and safe holiday, my friends. “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” Philippians 4:13 (NKJV)

My faith is essential to me and it was the rock I needed. This is “Faith & the Footnote 1) In the late 1990s I was an Air Force pilot and Operations Officer for a C-141 squadron based at Travis Air Force Base, California. I was a single guy flying all over the world, sometimes in combat, with the American flag on my left shoulder. It was the greatest time of my life, personally and professionally, and I wouldn’t change a day. One morning I received a phone call in my office from the White House. Initially I thought it was the guys down the hall screwing with me (military squadrons are much like college fraternities; work really hard and play really hard), and I hung up. Immediately the White House called me back and confirmed that they were, in fact, the White House. Chagrined, I took the second call and was quite a bit more respectful. In a matter of weeks I was jetting across the nation to interview at the White House to be the President of the United States Air Force Military Aide and carry the “Nuclear Football.” It’s the most important piece of luggage in the world, containing the means to launch nuclear weapons at the commander in chief’s order. It’s not a job you apply for. They find you. They found me, and they hired me. In the spring of 1996 I assumed my new responsibility and went to work for President William Jefferson Clinton. The White House is an amazing place to work. I vividly remember walking into the building for the first time in the spring of 1996. The walls smell like American history, and the building is the most important in the world. I used to spend lonely evenings walking around the mansion and looking at historical books in the library, some once owned by George Washington. In the end, though, it’s both a residence and an office complex. Typically, it’s extremely busy during the day and eerily quiet at night. As a military aide, I had an office and a bedroom in the East Wing. Unfortunately, the president that I was chosen to work for was Bill Clinton. Carrying the “nuclear football” is a sobering responsibility. For military aides, you are literally carrying the means to destroy the world in a large, black suitcase. A brief look back at our history reveals that with the development of nuclear weapons post-WWII, the Eisenhower administration implemented a set of nuclear protocols that included targeting and secured communications. The Kennedy administration eventually assigned these duties to the military aide, and every president since has had a military officer in close proximity to the president with the suitcase. Upon my arrival, it didn’t take me long to realize that the Clinton administration was organizationally a mess and devoid of strategic vision or any sense of morality. Each and every day was reduced to managing scandals and circling the media wagons around the president. Also, shortly after my arrival, I learned of a female intern having an affair with the president. These behaviors would continue and soon open my eyes to the man and the office we’d elected twice and the one I’d sworn to protect and defend. Following is but one episode I experienced in my White House years. There were many over the years that required me to question my service and question the man. You can read about it all in my bestselling book, “Dereliction of Duty.”  (Continued.)

@isaacrrr7 Culture, intelligence and technology do not equate goodness, decency and humanity. As history has shown over and over humans are capable of great goodness and empathy and the most unspeakable evil. We all must resist and speak out against the evil that will always exist.

Nunca podré entender cómo los nazis, supuestamente cultos, han cometido estas atrocidades.

@HolaArizona Well said my fellow American. We live in the land of opportunity for all, all who will work that is. May your father’s memory be a blessing.

This morning I was thinking about my father, he worked his entire life, when he retired at 61 years old because of cancer he only lived 11 months… I was heartbroken, I wanted to see my daddy enjoy his retirement for many years, that didn’t happen… I was 34 years old when my daddy went to be with the Lord… That year I made a vow to myself God willing, that wouldn’t happen to me… For the following 18 years I saved every penny, nickel and dime, I was lucky to have registered domain name during the .com boom that made a big impact in my financial position… I retired at 50 years old, I haven’t worked in 16 years, I’m not rich but I’m not poor… In a sense I am rich you can’t put a price on time… I didn’t graduate high school, I been insulted for my writing skills, my limited knowledge of the English language but I speak multiple languages… Never be ashamed of yourself, no matter what people say about you… You’re a child of the Most High, believe in yourself…

@adamcarolla Both, actually.

Stupid or liar

@CaptMarkKelly You have been more focused on cashing in from the Chinese communists party by selling out Americas national security. You’re a traitor.

Arizona’s farms are being squeezed by record-high gas and fertilizer prices. When it costs more to grow our food, it costs more to feed families. I’m focused on supporting our local growers to keep our food supply secure and your prices down.

@katieporterca Katie “boiling hot potatoes” doesn’t know that without fossil fuel billions of people would freeze and starve to death in the dark.

In Congress, I held polluters and their enablers accountable. As Governor, I will lead the charge to protect California’s environmental laws—and our people.