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I’d like to hear Tanya Miller explain her vote against the Laken Riley Act and what she’d do differently to address violent crime ...
There’s a huge election happening right now in my former state of Georgia—the AG position. It’s absolutely essential with the rampant crime in and around Atlanta.
We can’t keep letting Atlanta crime spread! It’s ugly. I’ve seen it, up close and personally.
The candidates are Republican Brian Strickland vs. Democrat Tanya Miller.
Tanya Miller is a Democratic state representative, attorney, and former prosecutor with a focus on homicide and sex-crime cases. She has represented Georgia House District 62 since January 2023 and serves as chair of the House Democratic Caucus.
She’s not the one! Brian Strickland has highlighted endorsements from more than 100 elected law enforcement officials!
She voted NO on the Laken Riley Act.
She ran DuBose Miller, a private criminal-defense firm, while serving as a part-time prosecutor for the Fulton County Solicitor. As a Fulton prosecutor, her private firm took serious felony clients from the county. The dual role is not disclosed in her campaign materials.
In April 2022, she said police “enjoy a lot of deferential treatment in our justice system,” and that she favors marijuana legalization.
In March 2023, she called bills restricting surgeries on minors “ill-informed and grossly uneducated,” and compared those surgeries to cancer treatment.
In April 2022, she called Ketanji Brown Jackson “the most accomplished jurist on the Supreme Court.”
In August 2024 she said, “I certainly am a big fan of Joe Biden, the president — Uncle Joe — as we call him in our family.
She is not the answer for crime-ridden Atlanta. Not even close.
Vote Brian Strickland! Please share.
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This week in MAHA:
- President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump sign an executive order creating a Women's Health Division at the NIH and a White House task force
- HHS pushes for earlier kidney disease screening, with an estimated 37 million American adults affected and most unaware
- MAHA PAC brings the movement to Des Moines, Iowa
Women first. Kidneys checked. Iowa next.
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This week in MAHA:
- FDA's peptide compounding policy heads to the White House for review
- Steak 'n Shake beef tallow fries and tots hit grocery store freezers
- Sec. Rollins working to strengthen Product of USA meat labels without waiting on Congress
Real food, honest labels, more freedom.
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The burden shouldn't be on YOU to figure out who has your data, where it's going, or whether it's being sold to bad actors.
Big Fintech needs to prove their safeguards deserve public trust.
We shouldn't have to take their word for it. 🇺🇸
washingtonexaminer.com/op-ed…
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The Democrats:
-Debanked conservatives
-Spied on conservatives
-Censored conservatives
Major banks closed accounts of MAGA, pro-life and other conservative groups disfavored by Biden admin: bombshell report trib.al/Ttt6eY9
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Your loved one’s ballot should reflect THEIR choice.
Who is targeting your loved one's ballot? Who’s protecting their voice when they need help voting?
Share this clip with someone who has a loved one in long-term care.
Protect their choice. Protect their voice.
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Instead of adding pink ribbons to their products this month maybe companies should just remove the cancer causing ingredients.
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This week in MAHA:
- 40+ ice cream makers dropping artificial dyes by end of 2027
- Sprouts bans Produce Maxx, a chlorine-based chemical used to mist organic produce at thousands of stores
- HHS moving away from unnecessary animal testing
- HHS and EPA launching fresh health review of glyphosate, including links to cancer, reproductive health and gut health
The wins keep coming.
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American stories. American jobs. American soil. 🇺🇸
There’s no reason shows like Little House on the Prairie should be filming in Canada while American crews lose work.
Congress just introduced a plan to bring film, and the jobs that come with it, back home 🙏
If we want to keep American storytelling in America, we have to level the playing field, and that’s exactly what this bill does.
via @variety Lawmakers Unveil 20%-30% U.S. Film Incentive in Bid to Restore Hollywood Production
variety.com/2026/film/news/l…
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If you're wondering why a NJ Senator whose state benefits massively from the Paramount merger (just ask his governor) is sticking his neck out to pressure judges to block it...
Look no further than his long and lucrative relationship with Netflix.
🤖 Made with AI
Sen. Cory Booker files a letter urging the judge to tightly scrutinize the Paramount-WBD merger settlement. He writes the decrees must remedy the harms pleaded and expresses skepticism the decree addresses the core of the case. documentcloud.org/documents/…
Because apparently bringing Hollywood to a standstill once wasn’t enough. The Writers Guild now wants to play merger regulator too...
Maybe sit this one out.
It’s a Date: Paramount, California AG and Writers Guild Agree on Meeting for Settlement Talks hollywoodreporter.com/busine…
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Busy week for MAHA:
- Farmers get the right to process their own food for the first time ever
- USDA launches Ranchers First to bring young people and veterans into farming
- HHS this Labor Day: less scrolling, more real life
The movement isn't going anywhere. 🇺🇸
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These are the "journalists" writing hit pieces on Sydney Sweeney. Class is dismissed.
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Holy shit. Anthropic caught Iran using Claude to target Navy bases, automate dossiers on Americans, and run influence campaigns on US social media. Details are insane. The morons uploaded everything including the organization plans of the Ayatollah's funderal lmao
We're publishing our most detailed threat intelligence report to date.
It covers how people tried to misuse Claude—for cyberattacks, influence operations, surveillance, biology, and building weapons—and how we found and stopped them.
We disrupted every operation in the report, and used the lessons from them to strengthen our safeguards. Where appropriate, we also shared what we found with authorities and other AI companies.
These cases are not typical: we’re highlighting some of the most sophisticated misuse we’ve seen. But they’re especially important to discuss, because they show us where AI misuse is headed, where our safeguards work, and where they need to improve.
We’re publishing this report so others can spot the same activity on their own platforms, and so we can give the public a clearer view of how emerging threats develop.
Read the report: anthropic.com/threat-intelli…
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This week's MAHA Minute looks a little different. 🌿
In honor of HHS's Live Real Life initiative, we're keeping it short. Put your phone down. Get outside. We'll see you next week. 🇺🇸
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China wants to win the AI race, and Beijing-linked influence operations have already targeted America’s data-center debate.
Our new report finds something more troubling: a China-linked activist ecosystem is explicitly merging fights over privacy and policing with opposition to America’s compute buildout. 🧵
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Why are Pentagon bureaucrats awarding billion dollar ad agency, military recruiting contracts to a foreign firm when American companies can do the job? Both @realDonaldTrump and @PeteHegseth declared it’s America 1st when giving out govt contracts! What gives? @DeptofWar
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This week in MAHA:
- SNAP soda restrictions cut purchases by 12%
- HHS announces $33M to bring real food into school lunches
- Trump brings top regenerative farmers to the White House in historic agriculture investment
Less soda. Better soil. Real food in schools. 🇺🇸
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Collins record of support for the lobster fishery is indisputable and recognized across the political spectrum here in Maine. In 2022, the fishery was facing extraordinary federal regulations that would have devastated our industry and coastal communities. Collins included language in a federal spending package that provided a six-year moratorium. This is only one example of many.