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How come Japan gets cool things like suspension monorail trains, and we don't? 😠😖

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇱Trump says the Israeli Preaident should be ashamed of himself for not giving Netanyahu a pardon

Carrie Prejean Boller has been removed from President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission. No member of the Commission has the right to hijack a hearing for their own personal and political agenda on any issue. This is clearly, without question, what happened Monday in our hearing on antisemitism in America. This was my decision.   The Commission has done outstanding work through five hearings. Two more are scheduled. The testimony has been both illuminating and heartbreaking. Under the Biden Administration, Americans of all faiths had their religious liberty not only stolen from them but were often punished for standing up for their faith, in education, the military, the private sector, and even the ministry.   This spring, the Commission will deliver one of the most important reports in American history directly to the President.   The President respects all faiths. He believes that all Americans have a right to receive the great inheritance given to them by our founding fathers in the First Amendment.   I am grateful to President Trump for having the vision and boldness to create this Commission. Fighting for the Word of God and religious freedom is what this nation was founded upon. Leading this fight will be one of his greatest legacies.   Dan Patrick Lt. Governor of Texas Chair of the President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission

🚨 CHAOS at a DeSantis event after a protester erupted: “Is that your f—ing legacy? You bowed to a f—ing pedophile! You’re a f—ing pedophile!” Security rushed in as the crowd froze. The Epstein fallout isn’t fading. It’s detonating. And now DeSantis is in the blast radius.

Florida gubernatorial candidate says he won’t 'kiss the stupid wall,' vows to boycott Israel, divest state funds, and halt Israel bonds investment —— During a campaign speech at the University of Central Florida on 5 February 2026, Republican gubernatorial candidate James Fishback declared he would not visit Israel under any circumstances, nor "kiss the stupid wall," in reference to the tradition of US politicians visiting the Western Wall. He called it a “career loyalty test,” and argued such trips do not benefit Floridians. Instead, he said he would prioritize a trade mission to Brazil, Florida’s top trading partner, within his first 100 days in office to create 5,000 jobs. Fishback also pledged to divest all $385 million in Florida-held Israel Bonds on his first day in office and redirect the funds into a domestic housing assistance program called “Rise and Shine,” which would provide $10,000 grants for married Florida couples. He further attacked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling him a “corrupt war criminal” and stating Netanyahu would not be welcome in Florida under his administration. The remarks drew condemnation from Jewish organizations and political leaders, who described the rhetoric as "antisemitic" and dismissive of a holy site.

The zionists want you to believe that our founders held "judeo-Christian" beliefs. I have been reading the Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire as it was an influential book to our founding fathers. Learning about early Christianity through this lens is interesting as is learning the view of Judaism at the time. I asked Chatgpt if this was a 'widely accepted' belief at the time of writing... To be clear, I don't hold these views, but lets not pretend that our founders would support the zionist cause out of love for 'the Jews' 🧵

"I'm a Catholic, and Catholics do not embrace Zionism, just so you know. So are all Catholics anti-Semites according to you?" Incredible exchange today between Carrie Prejean Boller and a group of Jewish Zionists at the White House's Religious Liberty Commission. Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick had to step in and interrupt her for daring to take the hearing seriously and using it as an opportunity to push back against the incredibly broad, anti-free speech IHRA definition of "anti-Semitism."