James Comer Pyle ®️

Oh it was PISSED 😭😭😭

This Airborne Sapper got to hang out with the Smokejumper @SamForstag today! All the way brother!

Y’all gotta hear this! Two candidates were running for an office in Kentucky and they both ended up with the exact same number of votes. However, in Kentucky, it is permitted by law to flip a coin to determine the outcome. Because Republican Benny Ray Renner appeared on the ballot first, he was able to make the first call: Tails. After the flip, Democrat Krysten Fryman won the election!🎉

WOW: On the first day of bill filing for the new TX Legislature, Democrats introduced bills to expand Medicaid, raise the minimum wage, end data center tax breaks, ban Flock cameras, legalize marijuana, and repeal ICE partnerships for sheriffs. Taking Texas by the horns.

The internet is undefeated

Looks like this talking point is a pattern

Thank you for everything, JD 🦅

I know they haven't called this race for him, yet, but I'm convinced that "we will be fine this time," and that Scott Colom will become the next Senator for the state of Mississippi! Tomorrow is the last day to get to the clerk's office if you need to deal with your affidavit ballot. In the meantime, please support Scott's legal team at the link below!

Incoming Rep. Don Leonard says top House Democrats have threatened to “make [his] life a living hell” and cost him re-election if he continues attaching conditions to his support for Hakeem Jeffries for speaker. His conditions: 1) a vote on an amendment to end Citizens United and 2) “end U.S. support for the war in Iran and the country, Israel, that led us into it.” He says Jeffries is refusing to meet with him and the threats are like something “out of a movie.”

Pete Hegseth was reportedly handed a briefing card explaining why a highly decorated U.S. general was not responsible for security at the site of the deadly Kabul airport bombing. He glanced at it — and, according to The New York Times, replied: “I don’t care.” That is one of the most striking revelations in a New York Times investigation into the campaign against Gen. Christopher Donahue, one of the U.S. Army’s most experienced combat commanders. According to the Times, Hegseth believed Donald Trump wanted someone held accountable for the disastrous 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan and the suicide bombing at Kabul airport that killed 13 American service members. Donahue was a senior commander at the airport, but his paratroopers were not responsible for security at Abbey Gate when the bomber struck. Marines were manning the gate. In other words, Donahue appears to have become a convenient target — partly because he was the general in one of the defining images of America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan. The famous night-vision photograph shows Donahue boarding the final U.S. military flight out of Kabul, making him the last American soldier to leave Afghanistan. Hegseth reportedly became fixated on the image and repeatedly referred to it as a “selfie.” It wasn’t. The photograph was taken by an Army photographer. Donahue did not take it and did not distribute it. Hegseth’s then-chief of staff, Joe Kasper, reportedly tried to correct the record. On the way to the White House, Kasper handed Hegseth a card laying out several basic facts: the photograph was not a selfie, Donahue had not distributed it, and Donahue’s troops were not responsible for Abbey Gate when the bombing occurred. According to the Times, Hegseth briefly looked at the card, handed it back and said: “I don’t care.” Donahue’s military record makes the episode even more extraordinary. He served for roughly three decades, completed more than 20 combat deployments, commanded Delta Force and later helped develop new approaches to drone warfare after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. His supporters reportedly regarded him as a generational military talent. Yet the more senior officers and lawmakers tried to defend him, the more determined Hegseth allegedly became. An effort to arrange a meeting between Donahue and Vice President JD Vance was reportedly derailed after Hegseth learned about it. Senators were later told that lobbying on Donahue’s behalf was only hardening Hegseth’s position. On August 27, Donahue retired from the Army. The contrast is remarkable. When a congressman previously suggested that troops deployed to Los Angeles had not been properly cared for, Hegseth indignantly declared: “No one in senior leadership cares more about troops than this secretary.” But when his own chief of staff reportedly placed evidence in front of him showing that a distinguished combat commander was not responsible for the security failure Hegseth associated him with — and that the supposed “selfie” he had fixated on wasn’t even a selfie — Hegseth apparently did not ask for more information. He did not reconsider. He did not ask whether he might be scapegoating the wrong man. According to The New York Times, he simply handed the card back: “I don’t care.” Those three words say more about the episode than any congressional testimony ever could. P.S. I'm moving from Twitter/X to Substack. Join me there for independent journalism, investigations, and political analysis. Free and paid subscriptions are welcome. mykhailorohoza.substack.com

Richard Ojeda on telling his father he made it to Congress the day before he died @Ojeda4America 🎥 @jacob_wass

Thank you @BlakeBurman for having me on tonight!

Jake Lang thought he was outing a furry convention, turns out it was actual cats.I hope he donated to the event for shelter cats.

THE YOUNG DEMOCRATIC SUPERSTAR James Talarico humiliated Steve Toth on the House floor — and got him to admit the bigotry out loud. Talarico held the bill up side by side. The Senate version scrubbed Frederick Douglass. Scrubbed Martin Luther King Jr. Scrubbed Native American history, Cesar Chavez, Susan B. Anthony. But it kept Alexis de Tocqueville — a white Frenchman. Not even American. Talarico asked: "Could that be because he's a white man?" Toth had no answer. This is who they are. This is what we've known about this party for a long time. The Democratic Party wants everyone at the table. Republicans are snakes. He’s the Texas State Rep from The Woodlands who wrote the bill, HB 3979. This is 2026 and we're still having this conversation — the bitterness, the hate. The whole world is watching this embarrassment. EVERYBODY KNOWS IT

Trump lashes out: I'll stand by Pete Hegseth even if he's impeached. Massie is a loser. Just like you're a loser, CNN. Stone cold loser.

Uh oh, Democrats. Trump's secret weapon is gearing up to turn things around.

What do you say to Rep. Lauren Boebert after she lost her reelection in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District?