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Roughly 2,980 out of about 3,089 counties in America shifted Blue during Midterms If you were to trust the results, that would mean 95% of the entire United States just decided to abandon their voting patterns and Vote Blue. IMPOSSIBLE To drive home this point, here is a graph I made of the 3,089 counties, all grouped by state, and how many shifted Blue No one can look at this graph of American county voting results and believe this, NO ONE
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Every Republican legislature in America should immediately pass legislation to: 1) Ban sanctuary cities 2) Ban Ranked Choice Voting 3) Ban ballot harvesting 4) Require citizenship to vote 5) Require photo ID to vote 6) Ban the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact 7) Ban foreign entities from buying property 8) Suspend any gas taxes 9) Institute school choice 10) Abolish property taxes 11) Open non-juror records to public inspection 12) Mandate secretaries of state to share complete voter registration rolls with DOJ 13) Mandate voter roll list maintenance 14) Offer rewards for convictions involving fraudulent use of Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, Social Security, or other entitlements Republican governors would be wise to use this time to convene special sessions.
Every Republican legislature in America should immediately pass legislation to: 1) Ban sanctuary cities 2) Ban Ranked Choice Voting 3) Ban ballot harvesting 4) Require citizenship to vote 5) Require photo ID to vote 6) Ban the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact 7) Ban foreign entities from buying property 8) Suspend any gas taxes 9) Institute school choice 10) Abolish property taxes 11) Open non-juror records to public inspection 12) Mandate secretaries of state to share complete voter registration rolls with DOJ 13) Mandate voter roll list maintenance 14) Offer rewards for convictions involving fraudulent use of Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, Social Security, or other entitlements 15) Freeze rent increases Republican governors would be wise to use this time to convene special sessions.
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He’s been a cunt for a while.
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The same bizarre pattern occurred in South Carolina, where Republicans cast more votes for the Secretary of State and Treasurer than for GOVERNOR. In states where Democrats amassed unexpected wins, Republicans conveniently skipped the races that Democrats need for control, instead voting in more obscure down ballot races for people they didn't know were running until they got to the voting booth? Who gets up in the morning so pumped to go vote in the Secretary of State's race that you skip the others? I get that the Darline Graham race was controversial, but the governor's race wasn't. This is exactly how voter fraud would look in these key states. Either that or it is some unprecedented new form of voting we will now have to contend with where Republicans show up, but only vote down ballot, but Democrats vote for the whole ballot. Republican vote totals normally go DOWN the further down ballot you go, not UP. Same for Democrat vote totals. What is going on here?
Striking voting patterns: Texas Republicans cast more votes for the Appeals Court seat than the US Senate. And in Georgia, Republicans cast more votes for the Ag Commissioner than the US Senate seat. Same pattern in Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina and Arizona. BUT in Nevada you see what is expected, and they did not have a US Senate race this year. Special thanks to Jeff O'Donnell for finding these patterns. Help him out at his give send go link at his X account @FSociety_1942
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EXCLUSIVE: Susie Wiles-loyalist and Deputy Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (PPO), Morgan DeWitt-Snow, placed her bridesmaid, Sara Grove, in charge of staffing for the Department of War and the intelligence community, prompting complaints from numerous Pentagon officials. Insiders accuse Grove of moving “remarkably slowly” and allowing “petty personal feuds” to influence staffing decisions. DeWitt-Snow also placed her husband’s groomsman, Ryan Shrum, in charge of disaster and humanitarian relief at the State Department, a role overseeing lucrative foreign assistance contracts. Morgan DeWitt-Snow is in charge of staffing the Trump administration. Notably, she donated to Mike Pence’s 2024 presidential campaign. Follow: @AFpost
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In light of suggestions that Susie Wiles and James Blair may pursue legal action over my Joe Rogan interview, I am publicly requesting that she, Ballard Partners, Continental Straregy, and other relevant parties immediately preserve all potentially relevant records and communications, including: ✅All communications between Susie Wiles, Ballard Partners, and their representatives concerning lobbying access, meetings, policy decisions, and corporate clients. ✅All communications involving Bayer, Monsanto, Ballard Partners, and White House officials concerning glyphosate, the national security executive order, and the administration’s position in Supreme Court litigation involving Bayer. ✅All communications concerning sugar-industry political contributions, fundraising commitments, and discussions about how those interests related to federal nutrition policy. ✅All communications involving Tony Fabrizio, food-industry representatives, and White House officials concerning MAHA initiatives, school nutrition standards, and the proposed federal definition of ultra-processed foods. ✅All drafts, internal correspondence, meeting notes, and communications involving Walker Barrett, Heidi Overton, and other relevant officials concerning the glyphosate executive order and Bayer litigation, including discussions about Secretary Kennedy’s involvement. ✅All relevant lobbying agreements, invoices, payment records, meeting calendars, visitor logs, and communications concerning corporate efforts to influence the policy decisions discussed in my interview - including from Continental Strategy. ✅All nonprivileged communications concerning my allegations, their factual accuracy, and any contemplated legal action arising from my interview. This preservation request includes emails, text messages, Signal, WhatsApp, encrypted or disappearing messages, attachments, drafts, and relevant electronically stored records. I welcome a full and transparent examination of the facts.
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This is a formal request for Susie Wiles and James Blair to stop harassing me with texts and calls. If there is a factual inaccuracy in what I said, send it to me in writing and I will vigorously correct and apologize for any misstatements. I will note that everything I said is substantiated by other senior officials. If you want to file a lawsuit and get into discovery of whether it’s provably true that Ballard and Continental had an undue influence on the White House policy process, do it. I believe we are in an existential moment for the country, and Americans were owed an honest accounting of the past two years so we identify the problems we need to move on from.
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🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just DROPPED THE MIC. REPORTER: Are you worried a Democrat president will indict your FBI director now? [Following Comey]
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This is a fascinating point. If this was a “blue wave” election, then that generally means that tons of Republicans flipped their votes. Not “stayed home.” Literally, flipped votes. Because the data show that Republicans showed up at the same level as previous election cycles. You know, when they won. It looks like Democrats were able to conjure up about 1.7 million more voters than the 2022 election. About 1.4 million from the 2018 election. If you are thinking, “wait, wasn’t Trump president in 2018?” then congrats. You are starting to hone in on why this turnout makes no sense. Because California transplants don’t account for it. There are only about 700,00 net Californian migrants, max. H1Bs and permanent residents are not allowed to vote. Illegal aliens don’t legally vote, although people *could* vote for them thanks to our dirty voter rolls. So, where did all these Democrats come from? Let's touch on the given reasons why. The Iran War? Okay, where were all the anti-war protests in the streets? The left was burning Teslas over modest DOGE cuts, for chrissakes. Expensive gas? You mean, the same prices we saw at the end of Biden. Did these Dems flip for Trump over that in 2024? Maybe to some degree, Latinos did. But not anywhere close to these margins. ICE deportations? Those border counties that are being cited as the major surge in Latino voters for the Democrats went about +14 Trump in 2024. That would be the presidential election when Trump said mass deportations were on the table. But we aren’t as concerned about the 'why' as we are about the math. Because there is reported to be about 2.9 million new voter registrations between 2022-2024. Texas doesn't demand proof of citizenship for these TPS registrations, but they are ultimately supposed to be checked against SAVE databases for non-citizen flags. After all is said and done, however, there were a net 950,000 new voter registrations in Texas. So, the Democrats would have to get all of this mathematically and then almost double. Why would there be a "blue wave" mainly over the Iran War when there were few anti-war protests? Why would Trump win in 2024 while promising mass deportations and all of a sudden modest ICE enforcement is causing a shift of 40-50 points for Latino voters? Why would polls have a bias for Dem respondents that showed close races, but then this turned out to be a blue wipeout with GOP turnout about the same as past years when their candidates won? These questions may have good explanations. As for me, I've got nothing.
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There are numerous oddities about vote counts, etc. in this election...here is another...and maybe the biggest... I, like some of you, have a circle of like-minded Conservative friends (about 30). My wife has a similar circle (about 20). Neither of us know of anyone who shifted or voted Left (but we know some who shifted Left to Right). Not only do we not know of anyone who shifted Left, when we contact these people, none of them know of anyone either! Yet, statistics show that virtually every county in the US shifted Left. Please do me a favor, ask around and see if you can find a single Conservative you know who voted Blue.
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This is PERFECTION
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🚨🚨 DEMOCRACY FILES / THE ILLEGITIMACY PLAYBOOK, PART 15: HEGSETH'S IMPEACHMENT IS THE TROJAN HORSE. TRUMP IS THE REAL TARGET. 🚨 There is one fundamental principle of American military command: Our military answers to civilian authority. And at the top of the chain of commands sits the President of the United States. In other words, Pete Hegseth answers to President Donald Trump. Pete Hegseth's articles of impeachments are that he is following unlawful orders issued by President Trump himself. Senator Mark Kelly, the ringleader of the Seditious Six, says this explicitly. According to Kelly, six of the eight articles of impeachment against Hegseth concern his alleged compliance with illegal orders from President Trump. Read that again. Six of eight articles are premised on that President Trump himself issued illegal orders. Ask yourself this question: If Hegseth needs impeachment for following Trump's alleged unlawful orders... ... What does that imply about President Trump himself? Exactly. The goal of removing Hegseth has always been to remove Trump from office. Hegseth is the opening move. His entire downstream chain of command will be next. This will be a single-handed turnover of the entire military structure, remade in the image of those who have been plotting against Trump all along. Then the ultimate target: President Trump himself. When I told you Hegseth was the only obstacle in a coup, I meant it. Don't take my word for it. Watch them, in their own words:
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What an absolute, unmitigated, motherfucking disaster. We got our asses kicked. We got politically disemboweled. We got dragged through the electoral wood chipper, and the Republican establishment stood there with its collective thumb up its ass wondering why the fucking machine was running. And now, right on schedule, the excuses are pouring in. The war. Gas prices. Bad candidates. Historical trends. Voter frustration. Bad messaging. Jesus fucking Christ, SHUT UP. We had the majority. We had the presidency. We had the opportunity to deliver. And these incompetent, spineless, self-serving Republican bastards managed to turn political power into a fucking participation trophy. Let's start with John Thune. You spectacularly useless son of a bitch. You had the Senate majority. You had an election integrity bill conservatives desperately wanted passed. You had millions of voters begging Republicans to demonstrate that winning elections actually meant something. And what did you deliver? A fucking master class in legislative impotence. The SAVE Act became another monument to Republican paralysis while the people who elected you watched Washington's favorite collection of overpaid assholes explain why accomplishing anything was just too goddamn complicated. You had power, John. HAD. And now Democrats get to enjoy the congressional authority your leadership helped squander. What a magnificent fucking achievement. You couldn't have served Democratic interests more effectively if you'd shown up to work wearing a DNC name tag. And don't think the rest of the Republican establishment gets a free pass. Every useless bastard who spent these last two years hiding behind parliamentary excuses, protecting his precious committee assignments, and treating the Senate like a retirement community deserves the same political eviction notice. Get the fuck out. Then there's Iran. And this is where I have absolutely zero patience for the Monday-morning military strategists pretending the nuclear threat was some imaginary problem. IRAN MUST NEVER, EVER GET A FUCKING NUCLEAR BOMB. Not tomorrow. Not ten years from now. Not under some worthless diplomatic agreement held together with wishful thinking and another round of international bullshit. Never. We're talking about a regime with a long history of sponsoring terrorism, threatening Israel, brutalizing its own population, and pursuing nuclear capabilities that could fundamentally alter the security of the Middle East. A nuclear-armed Iranian regime is a nightmare America has every reason to prevent. And if military action was necessary to eliminate that threat, then the mission needed a clear objective and the determination to achieve it. Destroy the nuclear weapons capability. Prevent its reconstruction. Make damn sure the regime cannot simply wait out another American administration and resume the same dangerous ambitions. Finish the fucking job. Because if Americans endured war, economic disruption, and soaring gasoline prices only to discover Iran could eventually rebuild its nuclear weapons program, then what the everlasting fuck was the point? I can accept political costs for a mission that makes America and its allies safer. I cannot accept strategic confusion, endless uncertainty, and politicians who seem incapable of explaining what victory actually means. And here's the part Republican leadership should have understood before this election became a political slaughterhouse. Americans were paying the price at the pump while Democrats were pounding them over affordability. Groceries. Gas. Housing. Insurance. The cost of keeping a fucking roof over your family's head. Democrats hammered those issues relentlessly. And Republicans? Apparently they were too busy measuring the drapes in their offices and scheduling another goddamn television appearance. How fucking stupid do you have to be to watch voters struggle with household expenses and fail to understand what they're telling you? Then came the candidates. James Talarico winning Texas. Abdul El-Sayed winning Michigan. Susan Collins losing Maine. An electoral fucking earthquake. And the Republican establishment somehow managed to look surprised. Surprised? ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME? You could practically hear the political foundation cracking for months. Warning signs were flashing everywhere, and these arrogant, complacent jackasses behaved like victory was something they were entitled to receive in the mail. At some point, incompetence becomes so breathtaking that you begin wondering whether anybody in Republican leadership has ever successfully managed anything more complicated than ordering lunch. And now comes the part that really makes my fucking blood boil. The conservative influencer circus. Bannon. Tucker. Candace. Megyn. Flynn. Alex Jones. Jack Posobiec. And every other self-appointed political messiah whose microphone somehow became more important than winning elections. Here come the emergency broadcasts. The finger-pointing. The infighting. The hysterical accusations. The endless fucking circular firing squads. Another catastrophe, another opportunity to turn conservative frustration into a revenue stream. How many fucking subscriptions does it take to rebuild a political movement? How many podcasts does it take to pass a bill? How many goddamn livestreams does it take to win a Senate race? Apparently nobody knows, because we've spent years watching people get rich explaining why conservatives should be furious while the actual machinery of Republican politics keeps breaking down. Enough of this shit. And spare me the conservative celebrities who spend more time attacking other conservatives than figuring out how to defeat Democrats. Your personal feuds are not a political strategy. Your fucking podcast ratings are not election results. And your ability to scream into a microphone for three hours doesn't qualify you to lead anything. Meanwhile, Democrats just demonstrated that winning elections is still considerably more useful than winning internet arguments. Imagine that fucking revelation. And speaking of Democrats, can we appreciate the sheer comedic absurdity of what just happened? Donald Trump, the man they've spent years calling a dictator, fascist, authoritarian, monarch, and existential threat to democracy, just watched his party lose control of Congress through an election. A fucking election. The most terrifying dictator in American history apparently forgot the most important chapter in the dictator's handbook. CANCEL THE GODDAMN VOTING. What a fucking embarrassment for the professional hysteria merchants. Apparently American democracy was healthy enough to deliver Democrats a massive victory after all. Somebody call the Nobel Committee. Democracy has miraculously survived another Tuesday. But here's where the laughter stops. Because this defeat is serious as hell. Republicans lost power. Democrats gained it. And the people who spent years warning us about the consequences of losing these midterms now have to explain why they were so spectacularly unprepared to prevent it. And I don't want to hear another fucking word about how everyone needs to unite behind the same failed leadership. Unite behind WHAT? More excuses? More broken promises? More leadership elections where the same collection of useless bastards rearranges the nameplates and congratulates itself on a fresh start? Fuck that. I want a political reckoning so thorough that every complacent Republican incumbent starts checking whether his local voters are recruiting a primary challenger. Every single one. I want records examined. Promises compared with results. Leadership positions challenged. Failed candidates replaced. Party organizations rebuilt from the ground up. And I want Republican voters to stop treating incumbency like some sacred fucking birthright. You want loyalty? EARN IT. You want donations? SHOW RESULTS. You want another term? EXPLAIN WHAT THE FUCK YOU ACCOMPLISHED WITH THE LAST ONE. Because the era of handing out political participation trophies to career Republicans needs to end. And don't give me that tired bullshit about how difficult Washington is. We know Washington is difficult. That's why we elect people who promise to fucking fight. If you wanted a comfortable career collecting a government paycheck while accomplishing absolutely nothing, you should have applied for a job as a congressional office fern. At least the fern produces oxygen. Now, I know what some people are thinking. It's over. MAGA is finished. Trump is politically crippled. The country is lost. BULLSHIT. Absolute, defeatist, self-pitying BULLSHIT. Yes, we got our asses kicked. Yes, Democrats are celebrating. Yes, the next two years are going to be harder than they needed to be because Republican leadership apparently couldn't pour piss out of a boot with the instructions printed on the heel. But since when did one election determine the permanent fate of the United States of America? Obama's Democrats lost 63 House seats and six Senate seats in 2010. Did the Democratic Party disappear? Did progressives pack their bags and surrender? Of course fucking not. Political movements survive defeats when they have the courage to confront their failures and the discipline to rebuild. And that's exactly what conservatives need to do. Because here's what I refuse to believe. I refuse to believe that millions of Americans who love this country, believe in secure borders, want safe communities, demand responsible government, and expect their elected officials to put American interests first suddenly ceased to exist because a bunch of Republican politicians fucked up an election. I refuse to believe that the people who stood by Trump through investigations, indictments, impeachment battles, media hysteria, and years of political warfare are suddenly going to surrender because Democrats won Congress. And I sure as fuck refuse to believe that the future of American conservatism belongs to the same failed political establishment that helped create this mess. Maybe this election was the wake-up call. Maybe God looked down at the Republican Party, watched the arrogance, complacency, backstabbing, cowardice, and endless fucking excuses, and decided these people needed a lesson in humility delivered with a goddamn sledgehammer. Maybe the message was simple. YOU AREN'T GOOD ENOUGH. Your leadership isn't good enough. Your candidates aren't good enough. Your organization isn't good enough. Your results sure as hell aren't good enough. FIX IT. And maybe that's precisely what needs to happen. Tear down the complacency. Destroy the culture of excuses. Replace failed leadership. Recruit candidates who actually know how to win. Build organizations capable of turning conservative principles into electoral victories. Stop expecting Trump to carry every worthless Republican politician across the finish line like some exhausted political pack mule. Trump has already done more than enough heavy lifting for people who seem incapable of carrying their own fucking briefcases. And guess what? TRUMP IS STILL PRESIDENT. That little detail seems to have escaped the champagne-soaked Democrats dancing on MAGA's supposed grave. He still occupies the White House. He still has constitutional authority. He still has the ability to shape foreign policy, defend American interests, and pursue the priorities that brought him back to office. And if Iran's nuclear weapons ambitions can be permanently eliminated, that achievement will matter long after every smug political analyst has forgotten the election-night graphics. But Trump also needs a Republican Party capable of surviving politically without him. Because 2028 is coming. And when it arrives, the movement needs more than nostalgia, slogans, celebrity endorsements, and another fucking collection of candidates who think putting MAGA in their social media biography qualifies them for public office. We need competence. We need discipline. We need courage. We need people who understand that winning an election is a responsibility, not a fucking lifetime achievement award. And we need Republican voters willing to hold their own side accountable with the same ferocity they direct toward Democrats. That means primaries. That means challenging incumbents. That means getting involved locally. That means demanding actual accomplishments instead of accepting another round of bullshit fundraising emails promising that victory is just one more donation away. I'm sick of the excuses. I'm sick of the cowardice. I'm sick of watching Republican politicians campaign like warriors and govern like frightened little bureaucrats terrified of upsetting the Washington cocktail circuit. And I'm especially fucking sick of being told that criticizing Republican leadership somehow makes you disloyal to the conservative movement. No. The people who squandered their opportunities owe voters an explanation. The people who made promises and failed to deliver owe voters accountability. And the people who believe Republican voters should simply shut up, open their wallets, and keep electing the same failed leadership can go fuck themselves. We've got two years. Two years to clean house. Two years to rebuild. Two years to recruit candidates who can actually win. Two years to prove that conservatism is bigger than any one politician, any one election, or any collection of self-important assholes occupying leadership offices in Washington. And yes, I'm furious. I'm absolutely fucking livid. I'm disgusted by the incompetence. I'm embarrassed by the squandered opportunities. I'm enraged that so many people who demanded our trust treated that responsibility like a goddamn inconvenience. But I'm still here. And so are millions of Americans who believe this country is worth fighting for. We're still breathing. We're still voting. We're still organizing. And we're still perfectly capable of telling every useless politician in Washington exactly where to shove his excuses. America has survived wars, depressions, assassinations, national catastrophes, and political upheavals far worse than one disastrous election. We'll survive this. But surviving isn't enough. We need to learn from it. We need to rebuild. And we need to make damn sure that the next time Republicans are entrusted with power, the people holding it actually know what the fuck they're doing. So congratulations, Democrats. Enjoy your victory. Pop the champagne. Dance on the political graves. Write your obituaries for Trump and MAGA. You've earned your celebration. But don't confuse a devastating electoral defeat with the permanent death of a political movement. And to the Republican establishment, here's your message. The fucking gravy train needs to stop. No more automatic loyalty. No more free passes. No more protecting failed leadership because somebody has been warming a Senate chair since the invention of electricity. No more treating voters like gullible idiots who can be placated with a flag pin, a campaign slogan, and another goddamn promise. You wanted power. You got it. You squandered it. Now answer for it. And to every conservative wondering whether to give up, I have one final thought. FUCK GIVING UP. Fuck surrender. Fuck political despair. Fuck the idea that one election gets to decide whether we still believe in our country. The fight for America's future didn't begin with Donald Trump, and it sure as hell doesn't end with a Republican defeat in 2026. We lost a major battle. We haven't lost the country. And we haven't lost the right to fight like hell for its future. So bury the excuses. Fire the failures. Challenge the incumbents. Build something stronger. And when 2028 comes around, make sure the Republican Party has learned the one lesson its leadership apparently needed an electoral ass-kicking to understand: THE AMERICAN PEOPLE DON'T OWE YOU A GODDAMN THING. Earn their trust. Earn their votes. Earn the right to govern. Or get the fuck out of the way.
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Guess my election-interfering space lasers didn’t work this time 🤷‍♂️
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🧵 THREAD: The true reason Pete Hegseth is being targeted is because he's standing between President Trump and a coup @PeteHegseth named the institutions... CFR, Brookings, the general class... in 37 seconds in a video by @Liz_Wheeler . Within 72 hours of his nomination, a color revolution planning document cited him as an insider threat. They didn't go after him because of drinking. They didn't go after him because of women. They went after him because every color revolution manual ever written says the same thing: you cannot topple a government unless the security forces defect. And a loyal Secretary of Defense is the one person who makes sure they don't. I have the receipts. Their own documents. Their own training sessions. Their own words on camera. As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇
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MeToo "pioneer" MIT scientist who drove a professor to the brink of su*cide with false r*pe allegations after he broke up with her, told him she wanted to feel like she was "gang r*ped." Professor David Sabatini has been awarded $6M after his former colleague, Dr. Kristin Knouse, defamed him with completely false allegations. The MeToo community praised Knouse when she came out with her allegations. Sabatini's entire career was destroyed by the false allegations as his colleagues all rushed to defend the woman who lied about him. He also tried taking his own life by hanging himself, according to the Daily Mail. Newly released texts reveal that Knouse, 38, was the one who pursued Sabatini, 58, and it wasn't until he left her for another woman that she accused him of r*pe. After the breakup, she texted a friend that he was going to get "Weinstein-ed out of science." "My lawyers and I are out for blood... prison is what he should get," she said. She praised how "hopelessly defeated, beyond the violence stage," he was after his career was ruined. But text messages show that Knouse pursued him and sent him graphic texts. "I can't wait to wake up tomorrow and feel like I've been gang r*ped," she said in one text message. Knouse accused Sabatini of making her feel "scared" by his advances, but evidence showed that *she* aggressively pursued him. When he decided to pursue a different scientist, Knouse ended his career with false accusations. Sabatini's entire life was destroyed by the woke mob. They fired him from the Whitehead Institute and MIT, and erased his name from papers. She purposely left key evidence and text messages out when handing over information to investigators that would have proved Sabatini was innocent. She should never see the outside of a prison cell.
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Fine, I’ll say it. Susie and everyone else who advised Trump to listen to the people afraid to rock the boat need to go. Time for a complete White House shakeup, starting with PPO. @SergioGor brought in way too many staffers and not enough hitters who DGAF..
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Ten Random Election Night Thoughts: 1. Democrats in power is good business for conservative media and podcasters. Take that for what it is worth. 2. Half of Americans have an IQ of 100 or less. 3. Why is a midterm loss for the Presidential incumbent’s party so common? Are people really that shortsighted and devoid of animating principles? And I mean this in a non-partisan way. Who votes for Obama in 2008 and then helps the GOP win in 2010? Who votes for Trump in 2024 and then helps the Dems win in 2026? Are Americans really that stupidly fickle? 4. Why can’t every state count its votes in a few hours like Florida? 5. Democrat voters are like locusts. They ravage one state, escape that state to a good and decent state, and then turn their new state into the same hellhole they just left. Don’t believe me? Ask Colorado. Now, Texas, apparently. 6. Thune is happy right now. 7. The silver lining is that the Dems are going to accomplish nothing in the next two years other than to run endless, silly investigations and impeachments, which will make them look impotent and weak headed into 2028. 8. Trump is about to be unleashed. He has no midterms to worry about and he probably could care less about the campaign of the 2028 GOP nominee, JD or otherwise. “Unitary executive” is about to take on a new meaning. 9. If I was whomever is in charge of Iran at the moment, I’d be looking at properties in the Cayman Islands. 10. The legacy media still has more power than most conservatives are willing to acknowledge.
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BREAKING: Democrats' chances of sweeping both the House & Senate surge to new highs on Election Day. 75% chance. 🔗 polymarket.com/r/BoP26
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If you write in @RepRalphNorman, refuse to vote, or vote for Annie Andrews this is who you are electing, not the nice polished version you see on those TV ads. She’s a stone cold liar in those commercials. She will do ANYTHING to get elected. Don’t let it happen
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🚨 HUGE! Oil just had its BIGGEST one-day drop since July after President Trump said Iran wants to make a deal. Brent crude fell $8.66 a barrel, or 7.6 percent, to $104.77. U.S. crude fell more than 7 percent and closed under $97. Iran's president now says Tehran will try to resolve this through dialogue. This is peace through strength. Trump puts the pressure on, and the other side comes to the table. Lower oil means cheaper gas for American families!
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