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🚨 BREAKING: Elon Musk has OFFICIALLY been invited to relocate its Tesla headquarters from Texas to the free state of FLORIDA ☀️
And the invite points STRAIGHT to the fact Democrats won Texas
Gov. Ron DeSantis has also warned that Elon may soon be TARGETED because of the election results
REP. CARLOS GIMENEZ: "While others seek to investigate and punish success, Florida welcomes it."
"I write to formally invite Tesla to consider relocating its corporate headquarters and expanding its operations from Texas to the free State of Florida, where innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic freedom are celebrated."
"With the recent election of self-described Democratic Socialists to positions of power in Texas, I share your concerns about excessive government interference, politically motivated investigations, and policies that punish success."
"No company should face political retaliation for creating jobs, investing in American innovation, and contributing to our nation's prosperity."
"The Sunshine State is open for business."
Musk already took his companies OUT of California because of hostile politics
If Texas starts heading down that same road, Florida is ready!
Jennifer Virden retweeted
🚨 JUST IN: Tom Homan calls on Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum to DEPLOY THE TROOPS to block mass migrant caravans from THEIR borders
"NO ONE'S gonna be released. Come all you want! Democrats can't change that!" 🔥
"They need to put troops on their southern border, northern border. It's against the law in Mexico to transit that country, if you're from another country, without a transit visa."
He's RIGHT. Mexico has its own immigration laws on the books, and it's time they actually ENFORCE them
That impacts us.
Caravans don't appear out of nowhere at the Rio Grande. MEXICO IS LETTING THEM GO
Sheinbaum should get tougher!
Jennifer Virden retweeted
Democrats, contrary to what the media says, have never been the party of peace.
They will only cut funding for the Iran war because Trump did it, but they will increase funding for Zelenskyy against Russia.
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The real reason it is so important to them to get rid of the Sec of War, Pete Hegseth, is that we are in the middle of a coup.
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Hakeem Jeffries says he wants to re-import DACA recipients that have already been deported and pay them.
This is the future under Democrat control.
They will always put foreigners before Americans.
Jennifer Virden retweeted
Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa wants to add over a million people to government healthcare coverage… bit.ly/3UQ34nV
Jennifer Virden retweeted
SENATE ADVANCES TRUMP'S MAJOR ENERGY BILL 62-21 — SECOND BIG VOTE IN TWO DAYS!
President Trump calls the permitting reform legislation a “BIG WIN FOR U.S. ENERGY INDEPENDENCE AND DOMINANCE!”
The bill aims to FAST-TRACK pipelines, mines, and power plants while requiring massive data centers to cover their own grid upgrade costs instead of passing them on to American families.
NEXT UP: Debate, amendments, and a final Senate vote!
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#BREAKING: The Trump admin moves to cut over 6.3 million from SNAP food stamps.
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JUST IN: SpaceX to build a $24,000,000,000.00 AI data center & natural gas power plant in Starbase, Texas.
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November 🔟 CFP Selection Committee Rankings
6️⃣. Texas Longhorns // @TexasFootball
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23 died after Moderna’s mRNA flu shot (vs 9 after flu shot.)
Trials on children 9 - 17 start this fall.
Jennifer Virden retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Reports of serious injuries and disabilities with Moderna’s new mRNA flu shot have begun to FLOOD the CDC’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System.
Among them are accounts of sudden inability to walk, partial vision loss, cardiac arrhythmias, fainting, and hospitalization.
This hazardous gene therapy should NEVER have been approved.
Here some of the most concerning cases:
71-year-old woman: Reportedly lost the use of her legs following vaccination.
71-year-old man: Unable to stand or walk approximately 17 hours after vaccination. Remained on the floor for about an hour.
74-year-old woman: Partial vision loss in both eyes, severe headache, fever, and weakness.
78-year-old man: Severe tremors and involuntary movements affecting his arms and body.
74-year-old man: Severe dizziness, confusion, and difficulty walking steadily.
73-year-old man: Severe vertigo and vomiting, forcing him to stop approximately every 100 feet while walking home.
72-year-old man: Developed atrial fibrillation, subsequently confirmed by ECG.
71-year-old man: Collapsed after dizziness, visual disturbances, and breathing difficulty. Blood pressure fell to 72/46 mmHg.
58-year-old woman: Lost consciousness, experienced irregular heartbeats, breathing difficulties, and repeated near-fainting episodes.
69-year-old man: Reportedly fainted THREE TIMES, accompanied by chills, sweating, and dry heaving.
89-year-old woman: Fainted and fell inside a pharmacy shortly after vaccination. Transported to the emergency department.
Elderly patient: HOSPITALIZED with decreased oxygen saturation and fever.
76-year-old man: Hallucination-like episodes, fever, severe malaise, and disturbed sleep.
55-year-old man: Pronounced swelling of the upper lip.
61-year-old patient: Lost consciousness, experienced high fever for two days, and developed a headache.
56-year-old woman: Unable to get out of bed for 36 HOURS because of fever, widespread pain, fatigue, and dehydration.
50-year-old woman: Fever reaching 102.8°F and severe arm pain preventing her from raising her arms overhead.
These are among 78 VAERS reports involving mFLUSIVA in the October 30, 2026 data release.
VAERS only captures less than 1% of actual adverse events, according to the Harvard-Lazarus study.
Our peer-reviewed reanalysis of FDA clinical trial data had already identified 6 TIMES the risk of severe Grade 3 systemic reactions compared with conventional flu shots.
Thus, it's no surprise that large numbers of serious injuries and disabilities have begun to pour in.
I call for IMMEDIATE MARKET REMOVAL of Moderna's mFLUSIVA to protect innocent civilians from disability and death.
Jennifer Virden retweeted
Unacceptable outcomes years into the pandemic. No wonder hospitals never boasted to be "COVID Centers of Excellence."
40% mortality among hospitalized patients requiring mechanical ventilation. And where was the accountability?
Years into the pandemic, these were the kinds of outcomes being reported in medical research.
For hospital leadership, numbers this serious should demand more than acknowledgment. They should prompt tough questions, transparency, and a commitment to examining what could have been done differently.
Patients deserved answers then. Their families still deserve them today.
@P_McCulloughMD
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Dr. Peter McCullough returns to the JRE studio for a comprehensive look back at the pandemic era—breaking down the data, early treatment protocols, origins of vaccine madness, and the profound lessons of the last half-decade. @joeroganhq @joerogan @McCulloughFund @twc_health
Essential viewing: youtu.be/ml1hyhqBEJE?si=6uGI…
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Candidates Pledging to Remove mRNA Shots Post Impressive 70% Win Rate While Broader GOP Suffers Major Losses
September open letter warning of political consequences for inaction on mRNA platform now backed by strong showing of pledge-signing candidates. @AmerHlthFreedom @MaryBowdenMD
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$105M deficit. AISD quits the review.
Austin ISD ended last school year with a $105 million deficit (unaudited). That's more than five times the $19 million it planned for. This year the district cut $205 million, and it expected to borrow $140 million this fall to cover costs until property tax money comes in.
In October, the state comptroller started a spending review of four districts: Austin, Barbers Hill, El Paso and Prosper. The goal is to see whether tax money reaches classrooms and teachers or goes to administration. The comptroller says the other three districts finished their site visits.
On Friday, Austin ISD's lawyer told the state the district would "discontinue our participation."
The district says the timeline is too short. It questions whether the state can require staff interviews, and it asks why investigators wanted library and curriculum records. Some of that is fair to ask. Walking away isn't the answer. Comptroller Don Huffines says the review will continue and the report will be published "with or without your cooperation."
A district with a $105 million hole should be opening its books, not closing the door. I support full forensic audits of every school district, so parents and taxpayers can see where every dollar goes. Before the state sends more money, we should know where the money we already send is going.
Theodore Schramm | theodoretx.com
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