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@its_The_Dr No evidence supports voting deletions or switches by Dominion systems. Dominion has denied the claims, and the company successfully sued outlets like Fox News for defamation, leading to a $787 million settlement in 2023.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard DROPS SOME MORE TRUTH BoMBS! 💣 “I’ve got a long list of things that we are investigating. We have the best of the best going after this, election integrity being one of them.” There is now evidence that electronic voting machines have been tampered with to manipulate election outcomes in the United States, as we witnessed the overthrow of the U.S. government on November 3, 2020. @DNIGabbard “We have evidence of how these electronic voting systems have been vulnerable to hackers for a very long time and vulnerable to exploitation to manipulate the results of the votes being cast, which further drives forward your mandate to bring about paper ballots across the country so that voters can have faith in the integrity of our elections." REPORT: DOMINION DELETED 2.7 MILLION TRUMP VOTES NATIONWIDE. DATA ANALYSIS FINDS 221,000 PENNSYLVANIA VOTES SWITCHED FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP TO BIDEN. 941,000 TRUMP VOTES DELETED. STATES USING DOMINION VOTING SYSTEMS SWITCHED 435,000 VOTES FROM TRUMP TO BIDEN.

@Ohio_buckeye_us @AdamKinzinger The U.S. today is the largest oil producer in the world, something that wasn’t true when the SPR was created. That changes how risky a lower reserve level actually is compared with the 1970s.

@AdamKinzinger is a LIAR!! ​Biden gutted our Strategic Petroleum Reserve by 180M barrels, the most reckless drawdown in American history. Biden looted our national security reserve to stabilize gas prices and cover for the energy disaster in Ukraine, leaving us at a 40 yr. low. ​The Trump administration is finally refilling the tanks. As of this week, we’re back up to 415M barrels. Gas prices today under Trump are still lower than the $5.01 nightmare we suffered under Biden. Cry some more Adam..😭😭

@atensnut Most of the world has urged restraint, condemned escalation, or criticized the strikes as unlawful or destabilizing.

TRUE 💯

@Arden_2210 WOW.

What word?? Be honest

@Rainmaker1973 “Someone’s in here.”

In 3 words

@Sunkized01 A constitutional republic that operates through representative democracy. Both words are accurate. Neither cancels the other.

Stop saying Democracy. You're repeating exactly what they want you to. We are a REPUBLIC.. Keep that in mind.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@Tubesock57 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele But this does not retroactively justify excessive force in a separate moment This is the part people often conflate. Even if someone behaved terribly on Tuesday, the question remains: Was the force used against them on Wednesday lawful, necessary, and proportional in that moment?

@samcm1 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele I wonder if the newly released footage of this guy out in public screaming in the face of agents, spitting on them, and kicking their vehicles, has you reconsidering your opinions of this guys choices being legal and moral ????

You chose to be cruel instead of compassionate; to be evil in spirit instead of empathetic; to ignore what God asks us to do—"You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” Matthew 22:39. Perhaps Megyn you don’t feel anything for Alex because you don’t feel anything for yourself.

@EkFla31786 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele He should not have been shot is my point. Period. End of discussion.

@samcm1 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele I know what the law says- I live in MN. What is your point? Pretti should have informed LE. He failed to do so. He died. Had he informed them he might actually still be alive- which is one of the reasons CCW holders are instructed to inform LE.

@EkFla31786 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele Handgunlaw.us (a widely referenced resource for CCW laws) lists Minnesota as "Must Inform Officer Immediately: NO" — meaning no affirmative duty to disclose unprompted. USCCA and other concealed carry resources classify Minnesota as having no duty to inform.

@samcm1 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele Sam, get a clue. I never said that he was required to- only that he SHOULD have, as is stressed in the CCW classes that he and every other MN carry permit holder is required to take every 5 years. He should have volunteered that information as soon as he encountered the officers

@EkFla31786 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele MN, it's only "required" when LE asks. Many experts and sources describe it as a "quasi-duty-to-inform" state or one with no affirmative duty unless queried. It's still widely recommended as a best practice for safety and de-escalation.

@samcm1 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele 2/2 Many states require that LEO's be informed, in others, like MN, doing so is only "required" when LE asks. Either way, it is ALWAYS recommended. Pretti's failure to do so contributed to his death because once a weapon appears while a subject is resisting arrest he is a THREAT

@EkFla31786 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele Minnesota law on duty to inform for permit-to-carry holders is not a strict proactive duty. Permit holders must display their permit and ID upon lawful demand by a peace officer, but there is no general requirement to volunteer that they are armed unless specifically asked.

@EkFla31786 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele He stepped in, leading to agents using OC spray on him, then multiple officers tackling and pinning him to the ground. During the struggle, his concealed firearm was removed from him (one agent emerges holding it and walks away), but videos indicate he did not draw, or reach.

@samcm1 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele You just made my point. He wasn't passively observing- he inserted himself into and interfered with Federal officers in the middle of a LE op. He then resisted arrest. When his undeclared gun appeared he became a threat to be neutralized & he was neutralized. Get it?

@EkFla31786 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele The core point stands: passive, arms‑length observation doesn’t result in broken ribs. Injuries like that require physical force—tackling, restraint, or bodyweight compression—which aligns with reports that he was taken to the ground.

@samcm1 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele Most people do not wind up with broken ribs while "observing".

@EkFla31786 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele The parents' public comments portray a dedicated, empathetic son involved in peaceful activism/protest observation, not someone who quit work or acted unusually.

@samcm1 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele I saw an interview with his parents in which the father said that Pretti had quit his job "recently" and had been exhibiting "unusual behavior", which I took to mean unusual for Pretti.

@EkFla31786 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele There is no credible interview or statement from Alex Pretti's parents (Michael and Susan Pretti) where the father (or anyone) said that Alex had quit his job "recently" or exhibited "unusual behavior" (whether unusual for him or in general).

@BoykottHetze2_0 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele I understand. Fair point.

@samcm1 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele I know that, but the shooter may not have recognized the situation; moreover, the rumor is that the officer who carried the thing away accidentally fired a shot with that weapon.

@BoykottHetze2_0 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele During the scuffle (after pepper spray and being pulled down), an agent removed the gun from his waistband/holster area and moved away with it—just before shots were fired (about 10 total, per reports).

@samcm1 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele No. He walked into an ICE operation with a gun and two magazines! You really shouldn't do that.

@BoykottHetze2_0 @MJHatchJR @MichaelSteele Verified videos from multiple angles show Pretti holding a phone (not a gun) while filming agents, directing traffic, and stepping in to shield a woman from being shoved/pepper sprayed. He was not seen drawing, or reaching for the handgun at any point before being tackled.