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MEGYN KELLY GOES OFF: "Israel turns to warlike behavior at every turn. Beirut is starting to look like Gaza. Civilians, journalists, children... and the response is always 'we tried not to.' I've heard that for two years. I'm done."
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Why is congress asking for 1B then? Also, I thought this was being paid for by donors not tax payers.
Rapid Response 47@RapidResponse47
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The sooner we recognize this hard truth—that there’s no military solution to the conflict with Iran—the better off the United States will be.
Sheer military force cannot reopen the Strait of Hormuz without escalating the war and sucking us into another endless, bloody quagmire that delivers zero benefit to our people.
We can’t get rid of the emboldened government in Tehran, regardless of how many leaders we kill. If we try we will end up with a government or failed state, worse than what we have now.
The inevitable reality is this: we will have to cut a deal with Iran. We can be pragmatic and do it now on our own terms, or we can keep listening to the same neocons and the Israeli government who got us into this mess, only to cut the same deal after we’ve lost even more.
Recognizing that we have hit the point of diminishing returns and pulling out now is not weakness. It is strength—and it’s the right thing to do for the American people.
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We have many media outlets that are very good to us. Then there's this trash. This SCREAMS "Funded by the @splcenter"... Even though we aren't mentioned, we would still be happy to comment ON THE RECORD about what 🐴 💩 this is. It's time to put @60Minutes out to pasture, Holla!
60 Minutes@60Minutes
After natural disasters, white nationalists, militias, and conspiracists often arrive, offering help. But they also want to recruit and improve their image. Watch the full 60 Minutes report: cbsnews.com/news/some-whit…
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Joe Rogan: "I bet if they took all the money from fraud, it would pay for healthcare 10 times over."
Shane Gillis: "Or Ukraine, or Israel."
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The White House posting a graphic from the pro-Israel think tank, the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), illustrates just how influential the pro-Israel lobby is within the Trump administration.
The U.S. IC assessed that Iran was not seeking a nuclear weapon, yet unverified information from pro-Israel groups dominated the intelligence reaching POTUS in the lead-up to the war.
The tragic part is that the successful Iran policy Trump enacted in his first term—and was enacting this time around—was working, and he was on his way to securing a much better deal than the JCPOA.
This was a threat to Israel’s goal of getting the U.S. to provide the combat power for regime change in Iran. Groups like FDD, members of the media, donors, and key Israeli officials played a key role in convincing Trump that his policy should shift to zero enrichment and that the Iranian regime would quickly crumble if he struck now.
Hopefully, POTUS will look at the results of the advice he has received from FDD and the Israel-first/neocon lobby and correct course.
Rapid Response 47@RapidResponse47
You are a complete moron, Pete. First, Obama's "agreement" basically gave Iran unlimited cash to harden their terror proxy network and stockpile ballistic missiles while simply delaying the inevitable — large-scale LEGAL enrichment with zero breakout time and the military power to use it. Second, Iran's real enrichment acceleration happened under Biden because he was WEAK — loosening sanctions, easing pressure, and working to reopen their pathway to a legal nuclear program. Instead of legitimizing Iran's nuclear weapons program, President Trump is focused on ending it.
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The services have flatly abandoned any attempts at flattening comms. The army has no feedback loop. It’s absurd to pretend otherwise.
Remember the ASL sitrep at drum, they were going to do more of? Once, Never again.
Public affairs doing a podcast to inform the force? Once, never again.
They have zero clue what it’s like at the company level.
Jonathan Allen@jonallendc
Hegseth tells Congress to talk to the mid-rank officers to hear about their experiences in the military. Flashback: he tried to ban Pentagon officials from talking to lawmakers without express permission. nbcnews.com/politics/natio…
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Prototypical Mark Pope teams are fringe tournament teams with 10+ losses. Not the Kentucky standard.
𝕋𝕐ℝ𝔼𝕊𝔼 ⛈️@tyrese1717
Florida had a similar roster before they came out of nowhere and won the championship 2 years ago, idk why we’re acting like this isn’t a good team, it’s the prototypical Mark Pope squad and it’s not even finalized yet.
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Rep. Scalise: 2 years ago we were paying almost $6 a gallon for gas. Right now it's in the $3s
Kernen: That wasn't the average price…We are actually above where we were then. Two years ago the average was $3.65.
Facts matter
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This was very well done. It’s not left vs. right anymore no matter how hard they try to force us back into the paradigm.
It’s a simple yes or no question. The answer cannot be “well, was Biden mentally fit?”
Congresswoman Sara Jacobs@RepSaraJacobs
I asked Secretary Hegseth a straightforward, yes or no question today: Is Donald Trump mentally stable enough to be Commander in Chief? He didn't say yes. And that speaks volumes.
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So the answer is no. They did not consider long term effects, just the same nuclear fear mongering playbook.
Fox News@FoxNews
NOW: Secretary Hegseth snaps back at Dem. Rep. Ro Khanna for "gotcha" questions on how much the war in Iran is costing Americans: KHANNA: "You don't know how much it cost the taxpayer?" HEGSETH: "I would simply ask you what the cost is of an Iranian nuclear bomb." "What would you pay to ensure Iran doesn't get a nuclear bomb?"
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PETE HEGSETH: “We took out Iran’s nuclear capabilities last year. This war wasn’t started because they were close to getting nuclear weapons, it started because they still had nuclear ambitions.”
Hegseth accidentally tells congress that Iran posed no imminent threat to America.
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“You can be aggressive. You can be passionate. But when commentary fuels distortion, extremism, or confusion, it has real consequences.” Now, allow me to call everyone who opposes this most unpopular war a Nazi.
You’re calling us out? Have the balls debate one of us.
Mark R. Levin@marklevinshow
I’m calling out Tucker Carlson, Dave Smith, Nick Fuentes and the other podcast reprobates—and drawing a clear line between strong political commentary and what I see as reckless rhetoric. In this clip from Liberty’s Voice, I explain why the way ideas are presented matters just as much as the ideas themselves. You can be aggressive. You can be passionate. But when commentary fuels distortion, extremism, or confusion, it has real consequences. I break down why confronting ideologies like Marxism and radical movements is essential—but also why mischaracterizing leaders or inflaming narratives crosses a dangerous line. This is about responsibility in media, accountability in messaging, and protecting the integrity of real debate in America. To watch the entire episode: Rumble: rumble.com/v792n5s-ep029-… YouTube: youtu.be/MInu7IpwnFs
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@PriceSublett @TJWalkerRadio So Trump will never attend UFC fights, super bowls, or golf anymore? He’ll be restrained to this ball room where it’s safe at all times?
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@TJWalkerRadio Gosh TJ imagine the situation that could have been avoided if the whcd was in a ballroom on the secure white house grounds as opposed to the Hilton hotel
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Why does anyone think Americans give a FART about a ballroom at the White House?
Holy smokes our government
Senator Rand Paul@SenRandPaul
I'm dropping a bill tomorrow. Let's build the Ballroom.
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