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The last thing we need is more grandstanders in politics.
David M. McIntosh@DavidMMcintosh
President @realDonaldTrump knows Mike Mazzei is the only choice for Oklahoma Governor. Gentner Drummond is a RINO!
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We Might Have Some More Ballot Drama in Maine
So the guy that wants to replace Planter in Maine, may not be eligible to run? 🤔
He ran for governor and was not successful, so can he appear on the ballot for another position?
What a mess Maine is! 🙄
White contends that Maine’s election statutes prohibit a candidate from seeking another office after already appearing on the primary ballot for a different office.
He points specifically to Title 21-A, Section 331, which provides that “a person may not file, whether by primary election or nomination petition, as a candidate for more than one federal, state or county office at any election.”
White also cites Section 351, which contains similar restrictions, and Section 363, which provides that a political committee filling a vacancy “shall choose a qualified person to fill the vacancy.”
From the article:
Today, the Maine Democratic Party will officially announce that Troy Jackson will replace Graham Platner on the ballot. The field has basically cleared for this candidate, who has his own issues—reportedly a fierce temper—but he’s likely to secure the necessary endorsements to have his name on the ballot. About 600 delegates will make their decision later this morning. If everything goes smoothly, Jackson is expected to face incumbent Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME).
However, one Maine lawmaker isn’t convinced that Jackson is eligible. In a letter to Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, State Rep. James White asked for an investigation into the matter. Jackson’s eligibility depends on the June primaries—he ran for governor and was not successful. The issue is that the state doesn’t have an explicit ‘sore loser’ law, but it’s something to watch.
Just hours before Maine Democrats are scheduled to meet in Bangor to select a replacement nominee for the U.S. Senate, a Republican state lawmaker is asking Secretary of State Shenna Bellows to determine whether former Senate President Troy Jackson is legally eligible to receive the nomination at all.
In a letter dated July 24, State Rep. James White (R-Guilford) formally requested that Bellows immediately investigate whether Jackson—or any candidate who sought and lost a race for another federal, state, or county office in Maine’s June primary, is legally eligible to become a replacement nominee under Maine election law.
White contends that Maine’s election statutes prohibit a candidate from seeking another office after already appearing on the primary ballot for a different office.
He points specifically to Title 21-A, Section 331, which provides that “a person may not file, whether by primary election or nomination petition, as a candidate for more than one federal, state or county office at any election.”
White also cites Section 351, which contains similar restrictions, and Section 363, which provides that a political committee filling a vacancy “shall choose a qualified person to fill the vacancy.”
Whether White’s argument ultimately prevails remains an open legal question.
What a mess. We’ll see if this gets reviewed, but it all circles back to Democrats creating this fiasco by supporting a man, Platner, with Nazi tattoos and allegations of rape and domestic abuse.
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🚨Dramatic Rescue: 13-Year-Old Girl Found Safe
⬇️WATCH HOW THE CRIMINAL ACTS
A 13-year-old Georgia girl kidnapped and taken to a Jacksonville motel was rescued in a joint operation by JSO SWAT, the FBI, and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
When officers arrived, 42-year-old Jonathon Kelly attempted to flee, nearly hitting a SWAT vehicle before crashing into the motel. He and 32-year-old Giovannie Carter now face multiple charges.
The girl is safe and receiving support. The case highlights the importance of coordinated law enforcement efforts; every second matters!!
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@LeahRain77 @DawnsMission They’re supposed to represent us not push their own views and try to silence us!!!
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🔴🇺🇸 PELOSI VOTED AGAINST IT‼️
Nancy Pelosi's estimated net worth has increased to approximately $270 million, much of that wealth tied to investments declared by her husband, Paul Pelosi, whose transactions are publicly disclosed under Congressional financial reporting rules.
This week, the House of Representatives voted on the Stop Insider Trading Act, legislation that would prohibit members of Congress, their spouses, and dependent children from purchasing new individual stock while in office.
The bill passed the House.
Nancy Pelosi voted against the House bill that would prohibit members of Congress from buying individual stock.
The Stop Insider Trading Act passed the House by a vote of 232 to 198 on July 22, with near-unanimous Republican support and only 13 Democrats voting against it.
Regardless of the reasons for the vote, one fact remains:
A veteran congresswoman whose household has amassed substantial wealth through stock market investments voted against legislation that would restrict future stock purchases by members of Congress and their families.
Whether this constitutes a conflict of interest or a misunderstanding depends on whom you ask.
But it's easy to see why the debate over stock transactions by members of Congress isn't going away anytime soon.
#abranlosojos
#AmericaFirts

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