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@rachelbsol18 She thought he was saying How!

Is this a joke? She is supporting the man with a Nazi tattoo?

I’m literally shaking rn Is this Democrat candidate for US Senate in Maine Graham Platner doing the nazi salute? I’m sure CNN and MSNBC will be all over this!

Before @elonmusk bought Twitter, I would have had 0 chance of pitting the TRUTH against the lies of @TheAtlantic Game changer.

@libsoftiktok @AriFleischer @CNN @MSNBC @nytimes @AP @elonmusk That's the modern democrat party, anti-semites with their own brownshirts...

The dude with the nazi tattoo is now doing nazi salutes?? Where’s the outrage from @CNN @MSNBC @nytimes @AP?? The media were more upset at @elonmusk doing a hand gesture from his heart than they are at this

@RepJohnLarson Who is this old coot...

Secretary Hegseth gave an unlawful order to strike boats in the Caribbean. He leaked classified information that put our troops at risk. He's carrying out Trump's illegal war in Iran. Pete Hegseth must be held accountable for his failures at the Pentagon. He should be impeached.

@davidaxelrod You are confused. That's Gallego...

Man desperately trying to save job.

@Rep_Stansbury @RepRaskin Lol. Rat boy wants attention again...

Trump is clearly not fit to serve. That’s why I am co-sponsoring a 25th Amendment bill with @RepRaskin. Our country cannot afford having a madman in power.

@jbinnall @FBIDirectorKash Of course!!

@jbinnall @FBIDirectorKash The Atlantic is a rag and this reporter is a known hack...

This is the letter we sent to The Atlantic and Sarah Fitzpatrick BEFORE they published their hit piece on FBI Director @FBIDirectorKash. They were on notice that the claims were categorically false and defamatory. They published anyway. See you in court.

@CreasonJana @dscc @SenateDems Who would of predicted the guy that had a stroke would be the smartest democrat...

We all knew this was how it worked with the @dscc @SenateDems … John Fetterman just confirmed it! Senator John Fetterman had the perfect response when he was attacked by fellow Democrat Jon Ossoff for "not following the chain of command" in the Senate. "What you mean is, not voting the way I'm told to vote by Chuck Schumer or Liz Warren," said Fetterman, "Adam Schiff tried to give me marching orders, and I've been a Senator longer than him." Fetterman made it clear that he doesn't work for some back-room group of career politicians. "I work for the people of Pennsylvania, and I vote in their best interests."

@nypost Another DEI victory for the Democrats...

DC cop feted as first gay union head allegedly solicited sex from 15-year-old boy trib.al/5kOYGJl

@ChrisMurphyCT So you wanted to wait until Iran had nukes and long range ballistic missiles and shut down the strait. Dudes that wear Persian rugs on their head are not objective.

We are spending billions to keep our entire navy in the Strait to fecklessly fail to open a waterway that wasn’t closed until Trump’s pointless war of choice closed it. He’s just burning your tax money.

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@DissidentClint @BlueskyLibs @TheAtlantic The Atlantic is a rag and this reporter is a hack...

Further expanding on this, once you see what the confirmation process was like, you’ll understand how I absolutely know @TheAtlantic piece is BS: First, an average day running Kash’s confirmation process: We’d have our first meeting usually around 730am to prepare for the day. He never missed. First meeting in the Senate around 9am. Would have back-to-back until around 6pm. Head back to debrief often until late maybe 8-10ish many days. Then, I’d get to work preparing briefing materials for the next day and send to Kash in the early hours of the morning. He would then study them until the day started. And, somehow he still found time to hit the gym before our meetings. Insane discipline. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner together everyday for months. We were on such a tight schedule that I knew when he went to bed and got up. You would think if any of the allegations in the hit piece are true, I would have seen it? The stakes were high and the margin for error was 0. One missed meeting or one briefing not studied, and the whole project would have failed. Here’s the key point: anonymous sources, many who have never met him or maybe briefed him once or twice, don’t know anything about him. You would think @TheAtlantic might have asked a guy who spent every waking minute with the FBI director if any of this rang true? Second, I have seen every piece of dirt that the opposition could dig up to throw at Kash. I had to know any liabilities in order to ensure no surprises. I saw what former coworkers said about him. I saw all of the cases he worked on as a lawyer. If he had a traffic violation or an overdue library book, I saw it. I also worked with his lawyers to ensure we covered every bit of his financial disclosures. There’s not a speck of dirt on this man. That’s why they had to make up stories about drinking too much? lol. I also talked to many of his former coworkers to ask for details on his previous work. EVERY SINGLE ONE spoke highly of his unmatched work ethic and fidelity to mission. Some of these were even elite US military special operators who are kinda known for their hard work and fidelity, and they praised these qualities in Kash. Again, you’d think @TheAtlantic would ask someone with this much background whether any of this checks out. I would have spoken on the record. But, they went with anonymous disgruntled sources who were reporting on rumors.

The Mets are 0-11 since Mr. and Mrs. Met hugged Mamdani.

@TaraBull Democrat homecoming queen...

This is disturbing

Emiliano Rodriguez was just arrested in Texas for allegedly entering a woman’s home armed and raping her He now has an ICE detainer Newest Democrat hero

@TheAtlantic More fake news from a garbage rag...

Kash Patel’s colleagues are alarmed by what they say is erratic behavior and excessive drinking, Sarah Fitzpatrick reports. More than two dozen people she spoke with described his management failures and conduct that could harm national security. theatlantic.com/politics/2026/…