Mason Webster

@C_3C_3 Two weeks

This is when the Deep State messed up… The Mar-a-lago raid by the Biden (Obama) Administration was part of the ongoing Russiagate conspiracy. This opened the door for a grand jury in Florida and not in the safety of DC. Oops!

@piersmorgan How can you be in control of something you were pushed into

Trump is losing control of this war.

@shanaka86 Extremely difficult is Japanese for definitely not

JUST IN: Japan’s prime minister flew to Washington with 250 cherry trees for America’s 250th birthday. Trump asked for warships. Sanae Takaichi arrived March 18th on the government plane that Japanese media call Air Force One. The original agenda was a celebration: first-tranche investments in AI data centres and energy, rare earth cooperation, Indo-Pacific security, and trees. Cherry trees for the Tidal Basin. A gift between allies who have not fought each other in 81 years. The Hormuz crisis rewrote the agenda before the plane landed. Trump has publicly called on Japan, along with every other allied nation, to send warships for escort operations in the strait. Takaichi told parliament the summit would be “extremely difficult.” She confirmed Japan has “no plans to send warships right now” but is reviewing “what we can and cannot do” under existing law. That phrase, what we can and cannot do, is the entire visit compressed into eight words. What Japan cannot do is written in Article 9 of its constitution. Enacted May 3 1947. Drafted under American occupation. It renounces war as a sovereign right and prohibits the maintenance of armed forces with war potential. The Self-Defense Forces exist under a legal interpretation that permits strictly defensive capability. The 2015 reinterpretation under Abe allows limited collective self-defense, but only when an attack on an ally poses a “clear danger” to Japanese citizens’ survival. Each deployment requires case-by-case cabinet and Diet authorization. The constitution America wrote is the reason America’s closest Asian ally cannot send warships to a strait that carries roughly 90 percent of Japan’s oil imports. Takaichi is not refusing because she wants to. She is a constitutional revisionist who has openly called for amending Article 9. She arrived in Washington carrying a 79-year-old legal constraint written in English by American lawyers during the occupation and translated into Japanese as the supreme law of a nation that now imports virtually all of its energy through the waterway her host wants her to defend. The options under existing law are narrow. Minesweeping after a ceasefire. Research and intelligence missions. Logistical support. Refuelling. None of these are warships escorting tankers through a live fire zone governed by Mosaic Doctrine provincial commands. Japan joins the list. Germany said it is not their war. France denied airspace. Spain refused bases. The UK said it will not be drawn in. Australia, South Korea, and NATO declined. Argentina pledged ships. The coalition of the willing is being assembled from Buenos Aires and Riyadh while Tokyo, Berlin, Paris, and London explain why they cannot participate in the defence of a waterway that heats their homes and feeds their factories. Japan imports $120 billion in crude annually. Approximately 90 percent transits Hormuz. The LNG that powers Kansai Electric and Tokyo Gas loads at terminals that the IRGC published satellite targeting images of yesterday. The fertiliser that Japanese farmers apply to rice paddies in Niigata traces back to Gulf ammonia plants now under threat. Japan’s entire supply chain passes through the 21 miles that its constitution prevents it from defending. Takaichi brought cherry trees. Trump wanted destroyers. Article 9 delivered neither. And the strait that determines whether 126 million Japanese citizens have power, fuel, and food does not read constitutions any more than it reads sealed packets. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@washghost1 I’m not impressed by these videos. Easy to throw stones. How many houses has this guy built?

Why are builders allowed to have “in house inspections”

@VoteTrevorLee She’s running the Katie Hobbs playbook. But she’s got another thing coming g

This is absolutely wild to see our (Republican) LG, fight so hard against making sure only citizens can vote. These are the talking points we hear from blue states lead by democrats.

@StephenM We voted against gay marriage too

This is a severely underestimated fulcrum point in American history. During the nineties there was a great societal upheaval over mass migration. California voters, in the face of an onslaught of media demonization, acted to save their state by passing Prop 187 to end all public benefits for illegals. It was one of the most potent examples of popular democracy defeating entrenched corruption. It captivated the attention of the entire nation. Millions and millions of Californians voted to recapture their destiny. The proposition passed in a landslide. It was enjoined by a District Court judge IMMEDIATELY and remained enjoined permanently. Illegals continued flooding the state, consuming benefits, a Democrat (Gray Davis) won the next election and entered into a court settlement to halt the law forever.

@iluminatibot This lady is so stupid. There are so many people in China.

This Chinese dissident has the entire internet questioning how many humans truly exist after she claimed China's population is actually under 500 million instead of 1.4 billion.

@Brodes81 This guys pretty good at hockey I guess

Sex.

@realannapaulina Smart lady

An update on the inside baseball happening in DC regarding the Save America Act.

@DataRepublican @SenJohnCurtis Spoiler, John is a democrat at heart

. @SenJohnCurtis I am told you pride yourself on being a nice, open-minded person. Many have begged me to go after you. I didn’t because we need you. But just now, your office just sent me the most patronizing message in response to the very real testimony I offered on the behalf of @realJeremyCarl weeks ago. Not just that, but that Carl retweeting one of my posts was a possible factor in you denying his nomination. Senator Curtis, I’m really struggling here ethically. Genuinely. You are my Senator and I respect you especially in the light of a swing vote. But the message your office sent me just now is very upsetting and patronizing, and shows you don’t listen to your own constituents at all. Let me ask you a simple question. Are you willing to communicate with me and get to know me? Yes or no? Silence will be taken as a “no.”

@RL9631 Good thing this is the best thing this cop could find to do that day instead of fighting crime.

"Let's act like this is a serious incident before I show you how serious it is." Arizona Pinal County Motorcycle Mania. In this episode Deputy Frank stops a motorcycle with a cornucopia of violations.

@mikepompeo Who killed JFK Mike

This about as un-American as you can get. Conflating legitimate concerns over radicalization with a wholesale rejection of one religious group is ignorant and goes against our founding principles.

@BrandonStraka “I haven’t done anything and I’m all out of ideas.” John Thune opposes the SAVE America act which is why he’s behaving this way.

Senate Leader Thune says the SAVE America Act lacks the votes to overcome a talking filibuster: “It's about the votes… the math.” He adds, “There isn't anything I can do about that.”

@LeaderJohnThune You literally can solve this problem yourself. You are a child

Democrats now see government shutdowns as a handy tool to use anytime they don’t get everything they want. They don’t care if they force people to work without pay indefinitely or if they put our national security in jeopardy. They only care about what’s in it for them.

@laralogan He already is. Worthless

Is John Thune making a run for “most hated man in America title”?

@LeaderJohnThune @DHSgov Remove John Thune from national conversation. Let his name be as Benedict Arnold to future generations

Democrats have opted to play politics with critical functions like cybersecurity, Border Patrol, and TSA, whose sole mission is to protect Americans every day. End the shutdown. Reopen @DHSgov.

@LeaderJohnThune Remove John Thune

We are 25 days into Democrats’ DHS shutdown, and now they don’t even want to sit down and have negotiations. This shutdown is impacting important functions like cybersecurity, Border Patrol, TSA, Coast Guard, and FEMA, which are all more important than ever in these dangerous times. It’s time to end this.

@EricLDaugh Remove Thune from the equation

🚨 JUST IN: Senate Leader John Thune tells supporters of the SAVE America Act — "I'm the person who has to deliver sometimes the not-so-good news that the math doesn't add up" “The votes aren’t there, one, to nuke the filibuster and the votes aren’t there for a talking filibuster. It’s just a reality," Thune tells Punchbowl The pressure is RELENTLESS on the Senate to get this done. The people demand a secure republic.

@NormieUtah @BrighamTomco Bro, these people are not stupid. They are very smart. That’s why they are in charge and we are not. They are arranging exactly as they want which is beneficial to them. If it hurts us, that’s a sacrifice they are willing to make.

Another info packed article by @BrighamTomco Intentionally or unintentionally he’s unmasked the source of Utah’s illegal immigration cancer and inability to fix it: our GOP leaders failing to recognize that the Biden presidency happened. 🤦‍♂️ 20 million illegals poured into our country. As many as 500,000 into Utah. And Stuart Adams acts like it 2019.

@mattgaetz John Thune obviously doesn’t want the majority. Republicans don’t represent the people

This is deeply concerning. The only wins we are getting as conservatives are coming from the Trump admin. If the Senate flips, we don’t get any more appointees confirmed. They will lock down the process. Change in direction on this market needed.