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CHamer retweeted
You have ruined the credibility of ranked choice voting for all time. The system that all the institutions are trying to push on us as the fairest system and helps resolve polarization.
Then, the first close race you got, you intentionally seek out someone else named Dan Sullivan and run him to confuse the voters.
The only positive side of all this is that you are blatantly destroying credibility in the "democracy" ecosystem pushing structural reform down all our throats. It was never about unity. It was always about a power grab and creating a one-party dictatorship.
This is why the theme of the last two years of the Trump administration will be "Defend the Republic." You guys are pulling a coup on us all in a million directions, and we see it.
CHamer retweeted
Just wanted to say "congratulations" to Amy Klobuchar on winning Minnesota Governor. You won 6 of 86 counties in Minnesota.
So, my question is "What is your plan for the other 80 counties who did not want you as Governor. We know what you want for the 6 counties you won.
CHamer retweeted
Illegal alien from Somalia and Jan 1 birthday club member MUSTAFA ABDIRAHMAN ABDI is wanted by ICE after Hennepin County refused to honor a detainer following Abdi's probation violation hearing on a prior drug conviction last week. His stay-of-imposition was continued.
Abdi was previously issued a final order of removal by an immigration judge on April 2, 2021, but was released by the Biden administration later that same month. He was then released by sanctuary politicians in Minneapolis when they refused to honor an
@ICEgov detainer.
His criminal history includes aggravated assault, aggravated trafficking of cocaine, burglary, larceny, and resisting an officer.
Minnesota just voted for more #SanctuaryCity politics.
CHamer retweeted
Samuel Santiago Riascos, 21, residing in Eagan, is in custody on a warrant in a felony carjacking case charged in April, including six other counts of robbery, theft(2), stolen property, fleeing, and assault.
He failed to show up at a hearing in Sept after being out of custody on zero bail.
The carjacking and assault occurred in north Minneapolis.
During his arrest interview, Santiago Riascos told police, "I have been doing this shit since I was in pampers!"
When police filed to get a warrant for DNA, Santiago Riascos became upset and said, "You are now playing with my time...I swear to God! Fuck all the extra charges. I am gonna have three more charges! Spitting on you officers! Fucking you officers up! And there is gonna be assaults!" And added, "Take this as a threat if you want. I don't care."
After all that, he was let out on zero bail by Judge Juan Hoyos.
CHamer retweeted
I'm a landlord, and I hate bad landlords as much as the next guy,(honestly probably MORE, because slumlords give the rest of us a bad name)...
But what St. Paul Voters just passed Tuesday night is completely NUTS.
Nearly 80% of St. Paul Voters,(92,045 to 24,469) just passed Question 1, the so-called "Right to Repair" ordinance.
Here is what they actually just voted into law:
A tenant sends a written repair notice. If the landlord doesn't have it scheduled or fixed within 14 days, the tenant can do "simple" repairs THEMSELVES,(or hire someone on their own) and deduct up to $500 or HALF a month's rent,(whichever is higher) straight off the rent check.
Think about how insane that is in the real world...
Over HALF of St. Paul's housing stock is ~100 years old. Good luck getting a specialty part or a licensed plumber/boiler tech out on a 100-year-old St. Paul duplex inside 14 days in the dead of a Minnesota winter. Now picture a tenant deciding to DIY the plumbing or electrical themselves and handing you a receipt and half a rent check... 🤦♂️
And here's the kicker: this measure was SO unworkable that even the St. Paul City Council voted in August to keep it OFF the ballot,(activist groups had to sue all the way to the Minnesota Supreme Court just to force it on). When an idea is too radical for the St. Paul City Council, that should tell you everything!
Look, nobody defends actual slumlords. Minnesota ALREADY has strict habitability laws, city housing inspectors, and rent-escrow courts where bad landlords get hammered legally.
Remember 2021 when St. Paul Voters passed the strictest Rent Control in the country because the ballot language sounded nice...new apartment permits crashed ~80% overnight while developers fled across the river, and the City spent years trying to walk back the damage?
Watch what happens next here:
Mom-and-pop landlords who own a duplex or a 4-plex aren't going to deal with DIY tenant "repairs," liability nightmares, and half-checks every month. They're going to sell out to giant corporate landlords with legal departments on retainer,(or pull those units off the rental market completely).
Fewer rentals, higher insurance, bigger corporate landlords, and EVEN HIGHER rent for the exact tenants who just voted 79% Yes for it.
Every single time...if only there was a way to see this coming.
CHamer retweeted
Notice how quickly they stopped talking about how they are going to make life more affordable for you? Why? Becuase they're not going to do jack shit to help you!
DUMMIES!
CHamer retweeted
Nice of you to confirm 3 days after your role has been exposed.
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CHamer retweeted
I’m in agreement From Fox News. I wonder how loud it’ll get if Trump could pull this off. It will be interesting. President Trump is asking everyone to share this, in three days, most people in the United States will have seen the message.
This is an idea that should be passed around, regardless of political party.
The TRUMP Rules:
1. Tenure / No Pension. A Congressman/woman collects a salary while in office and receives no pay when they're out of office. And no more perks go with them.
2. Congress (past, present, & future) participates in Social Security. All funds in the Congressional retirement fund move to the Social Security system immediately. All future funds flow into the Social Security system, and Congress participates with the American people. It may not be used for any other purpose.
3. Congress must purchase their own retirement plan, just as ALL Americans do.
4. Congress will no longer vote themselves a pay raise. Congressional pay will rise at the ok same rate as the COLA for monthly Social Security recipients minus 1% if having a budget balance deficit.
5. Congress loses their current care system and participates in the same health care system (Medicare) as the American people.
6. Congress must equally abide by all laws they impose on the American people (i.e. NO MORE INSIDER TRADING!!!).
7. All contracts with past and present Congressmen/women are void. The American people did not make this contract with Congressmen/women. Congress made all these contracts by and for themselves. Serving in Congress is an honor and privilege, NOT a career.
The Founding Fathers envisioned citizen legislators should serve their term(s), then go home and go back to work … not get all kinds of freebies.
Term limits of 2 terms and treat them like a regular citizen!
CHamer retweeted
Today I finally understood something about Donald Trump that I had been missing this entire time. And when it hit me — it hit me completely. Because, look at who this man chose to surround himself with.
Not billionaires.
Not people born into power.
Not people who had everything handed to them.
Karoline Leavitt — 27 years old. Ice cream shop girl from New Hampshire.
Trump looked at her and saw something the entire world missed.
Made her the youngest Press Secretary in American history.
Susie Wiles — a woman who has spent her whole life quietly strategizing from the background.
No fame. No spotlight. Just pure brilliance.
Trump looked at her and said — you will be my Chief of Staff. First female Chief of Staff in American history.
JD Vance — a soldier. A boy from Appalachia who served his country in uniform before he ever served it in office.
Trump looked at him and said — you will stand beside me.
Pete Hegseth — a soldier who gave everything on the battlefield. Two Bronze Stars.
Trump looked at him and said — you will lead our military.
Marco Rubio — the son of a bartender and a hotel maid. Two immigrants who came to America with nothing.
Trump looked at their son and made him the first Latino Secretary of State in American history.
Do you understand what Trump actually did?
He did not build a powerful administration.
He built an unbreakable one."
Because every single person in it knows what it feels like to have nothing. And people who came from nothing never take anything for granted.
Tonight, say one prayer for this entire administration. And say a bigger one for the man who chose them.
Then pass this to every American who needs to understand why this administration hits different from every single one that came before it."🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Republicans want to
1) keep our borders closed
2) keep our people safe from drugs and bad illegal aliens
3) support the family
4) protect our Christian rights
5) support women in their sports
6) save our nation!!!!
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸Please get out and vote
Republican!!! We are NOT perfect by any means, but we want the best for everyone in our State and Nation!!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
CHamer retweeted
Thank you! Pay attention 👇
🚨🚨 THE ILLEGITIMACY PLAYBOOK / THE DEMOCRACY FILES, PART 6: THE 3.5% RULES RECEIPTS 🚨
As requested by @monicaonairtalk - here are the receipts on the influence of Erica Chenoweth and 3.5% rule. 9 minutes of various participants referencing the 3.5% rule.
CHamer retweeted
Republicans have a 140,000 vote lead over Dummycrats in Texas.
Hold the line!
Take your friends, Neighbors. 🗳 VOTE RED
CHamer retweeted
EXPOSE THIS! Islamic Center of Detroit imams repeatedly pray “O Allah, count them, k*ll them one by one, and leave none of them” in clips from the mosque’s own videos while the federal government has given it over $45 million since 2017.
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The Middle East Forum compiled 44 clips drawn from more than 400 examples of such rhetoric recorded over the past three years and published on the mosque’s social media pages.
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Other recorded appeals include calls to eradicate them from existence, orphan their children, demolish their homes, curse them, burn them, and grant victory to mujahideen in Gaza.
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Most of the funding came through USDA programs, including a single $31 million grant in late 2021 under the National School Lunch Program that was the largest federal grant ever recorded to an American Muslim nonprofit.
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Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed attends the Islamic Center of Detroit, where one imam has justified Hezbollah attacks on Israel.
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The center has not filed a Form 990 tax return since 2003 under the IRS exemption for churches.
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Federal records also show smaller grants from the Department of Homeland Security and Department of Health and Human Services.
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#Michigan #Detroit
CHamer retweeted
This buffoon. Amy Klobuchar was repeatedly rude, disregarded the rules of the debate, and became visibly angry and trembling throughout the debate.
CHamer retweeted
You’re not alone. That knot in your gut—the frustration, the anger, the sense that something is deeply wrong and you can’t quite name it—is the right reaction. What the unelected NGO operators, the permanent bureaucracy, and the political enablers who protect them have done to Minnesota is theft on an industrial scale. They extracted hundreds of millions from programs meant for the truly vulnerable and diverted it into their own networks, their own nonprofits, their own political machine. The kids, the elderly, the disabled, the struggling families—the people those programs were supposed to serve—got the scraps or nothing at all.
You should be angry. Righteously angry. Not the performative kind that burns out in a day, but the steady kind that turns into resolve. That anger is useful when it drives you to identify every player in the scheme—every grifter who billed for services never delivered, every bureaucrat who looked the other way, every elected official who treated the fraud as an inconvenience rather than a crime—and to name them publicly and pursue them legally. No more quiet frustration. Document it. Expose it. Support the cases already moving. Demand the records. Support the candidates and the investigators who treat this as organized crime, not “administrative error.”
Minnesota was built by people who produced, who raised families, who served, and who expected their government to protect the weak instead of feeding the connected. That version of the state is still possible. It requires people who refuse to look away, who will keep naming names, and who will not let the syndicate rewrite the story as compassion. The truly needy have waited long enough. The rest of us have been patient long enough. Time to make the ones who looted the programs explain themselves in public and in court.
