
SemperFidelity
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SemperFidelity
@semper_fidelity
Anti-Marxist, Pro-Liberty, Pro Freedom of Speech, #2A absolutist, USMC veteran. #Arfcom 87th Battalion.


A proposal with sweeping consequences for Loudoun County was quietly placed on the “consent agenda”—a mechanism meant for routine items that pass without discussion. There is nothing routine about this. Brought forward by Supervisors Juli Briskman @SupBriskman and Koran Saines @Koran4sterling, this plan would create a taxpayer-funded rent supplement program with: ❌ No work requirement ❌ No minimum income requirement ❌ No citizenship qualification criteria That is not compassion guided by common sense. That is policy without guardrails. Attempting to move something of this magnitude through the consent agenda—without debate, without scrutiny, without public input—is not just inappropriate. It’s unacceptable. Loudoun County families are working hard, paying rising costs, and doing their best to stay afloat. They deserve transparency. They deserve accountability. And they deserve to have a voice before policies like this are even considered—let alone advanced. This proposal raises serious, unanswered questions: ❓Who qualifies? ❓How much will it cost the tax payer ❓What limits exist? ❓How do we ensure this helps people move forward rather than trapping them in dependence? These are not minor details. They go to the heart of fairness and responsible governance. Sound policy requires balance—compassion paired with responsibility, support paired with expectations. This item must be removed from the consent agenda immediately, opened for full Board debate, and subjected to a proper public hearing. That is not political. That is the minimum standard the people of Loudoun County should expect. Sunlight is not optional in decisions like this. It is essential. @NickMinock @LoudounNow @HUDgov

DHS isn’t holding back against Governor Abigail Spanberger and local lawmakers in Virginia after re-arresting an illegal immigrant accused of raping a child who was released back on the streets. In 2025 Walvin Victor Hugo Garcia was charged with raping a child, aggravated sexual battery of a victim under 13, and distributing drugs to a minor. Virginia officials ignored ICE's detainer request at the time and allowed him back into the community - ICE is now calling out the politicians who put others' lives at risk: "This sicko is out of our communities. Governor Spanberger and Fairfax sanctuary politicians are playing Russian roulette with American lives by releasing criminals from jail into American neighborhoods.”


🚨NEW: Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney Steve Descano's office reduced a rape charge (up to life in prison) against Alberto Ruiz Mendoza to assault and battery. Mendoza is now walking free. His sentence time was 90 days and his entire sentence was suspended. Descano also dropped the gun possession by an unlawful alien charges, a brandishing a firearm charge, and a threat in writing charge.

Tonight is turning into a total landslide for MAGA in Indiana. RINO Greg Walker is on the verge of losing his primary as well. 4 incumbents are heading for defeat at the moment.








Ron DeSantis just intentionally violated his state's Constitution, which explicitly prohibits partisan gerrymandering. These people do not care about the law—only power.







I found some wealth you can reallocate. Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) • Superintendent Michelle Reid: Base salary of $424,146 (as of late 2024 contract extension through 2028), with potential increases via district-wide adjustments (could approach ~$491,000 by end of contract). Earlier reports showed ~$445,353 in one recent year; includes perks like a $12,000 car allowance.  • Top District Administrators (2025–2026 academic year, from FOIA data): 44+ earn over $200,000. Examples include: • Chief of Staff: ~$306,000 • Chief Financial Officer / Chief of Schools: ~$289,000–$290,000 • Chief Human Resources Officer: ~$278,000 • Chief Equity Officer / others (e.g., Chief Academic Officer): ~$273,000 • Assistant Superintendents (various): $228,000–$238,000 • Executive Directors / some principals: $204,000–$227,000 • Total for ~1,572 district administrators: Over $187 million. 








