KenScoggin ๐บ๐ธ๐ฌ๐ง๐ฎ๐ฑ retweeted
In a world of Dave Chappelle's.
Be a Charlie Kirk.
The traitors were exposed.
The midterms are over. Whether they cheated or not the results are in. The Republicans got their asses handed to them. The must win midterms were anything but, something we desperately needed to win and didnโt. Patriots feelings and moral were at an all time low.
Those feelings were short lived. Why? Call it a godsend. A calling. They say God works in mysterious ways and this work of magic got us from having one foot in the grave to a sudden resurgence of life.
What changed? Everything. Leadership was exposed, and perhaps the sneakiest two face of all was called out after getting caught red handed attempting to leak bad shit against Pete Hegseth, setting him up to be the fall guy for our failing midterms.
Susan Wiles owned that title and she went into frantic overdrive to make sure all the blame was away from her. She was caught and now sheโs gone. Not only was she exposed it so was our VP. Exposed as the Trump hating phony he always was. No one can go from total hatred bashing everything Trump did to a love fest practically overnight.
The groundwork was set. Trump does his 4 years, he is blocked at every turn to have anything heโs done codified, or any bills to help the Trump agenda forward, left on scumbag Thuneโs desk to die. Simple actually. Don Jr was sold a platter of bullshit telling him how great Vance was, telling him Vance apologizes for any past statements and went as far as saying he was wrong.
Vance had a great story of going from rags to riches and it was all sold to Trump. Now all they had to do is stonewall this Trump presidency, have Vance play nice and very supportive, then close the book on Trump while the RINOs are in charge once again. A great plan only it fell apart.
Susan Wiles was found out and Vance couldnโt help himself by having early ejaculation. Instead of sticking to the script and playing the role of loyalty to Trump, right after these disastrous midterms, Vance couldnโt come out soon enough to blame Trump. A VPs job is to protect the President no matter what and Vance broke protocol by blaming Trump and the Iran war for our defeat.
Vance tried to capitalize on our defeat and tried to position himself front and center getting ready for his Presidential run. Only he miscalculated badly and it totally backfired. Mind you this is the same guy who was negotiating a peace deal in Trumpโs behalf. Never once did he say Trump shouldnโt go in and do what needed to be done
So then why has our entire mood changed? Because it appears our internal roadblocks and obstacles have finally been replaced. Susan Wiles is out and replaced by the most fear d man in our party not named Trump. The man who shouldโve been standing besides Trump from the beginning.
Itโs Miller Time! The media hates him, the Democrats are scared shitless of him. Most importantly he has the balls to do whatever it takes to push MAGA forward. He has the balls to go after anyone and everyone including that big eared Kenyan cocksucker Obama. Stephen Miller has brought back hope.
Johnson is out and under no circumstance can Thune be minority leader.
We now take back the party. We now go after the bad guys. We now know Vance is not the guy going forward. From a party left for dead, suddenly we feel alive. God works in mysterious ways none more mysterious than this. We have two months to go full steam ahead and finally we have the right people in place. Just when things were dismal and couldnโt get worse, along came Miller Time!
If there is a way to stop these commies before even getting started, we have the right guy to make it rain! Deportations will now go full steam ahead and if anyone dares get in our way, there will be no more worrying about anyoneโs feelings. Fuck there feelings. MAGA is still in charge. They showed their hand. It is to get Trump at any cost. Not if we get them first! The days of playing games are over. The time has come to seek and destroy. Itโs Miller Time! Let the games begin! My two cents
KenScoggin ๐บ๐ธ๐ฌ๐ง๐ฎ๐ฑ retweeted
Pretty great case for a @RonDeSantis presidency right here.
๐จ WOW! Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis just dropped this truth nuke: "You take all the debt Florida's accumulated in its history, I've paid off 54% of it just in my tenure as governor!"
"We've reduced our budget 4 YEARS in a row! Inflation has been happening, population's been growing, our budget's LESS *TODAY* than it was four years ago"
"The size of government in Florida is SMALLER today than the day I took office."
"We have the smallest government per capita of any state in the United States."
"And what has that led to? More economic growth than any state this decade during my tenure as governor."
Florida is CRUSHING IT and thankfully held the line on Tuesday โ๏ธ
Sadly, Texas is about to go the opposite direction. They voted blue, and they will slowly begin looking more like California unless things change there, FAST
KenScoggin ๐บ๐ธ๐ฌ๐ง๐ฎ๐ฑ retweeted
This. Ten times over.
I'm seeing an increasing groundswell on the Right saying the entire election was stolen.
I'm also seeing analysts I respect saying that the voting shift was consistently demographic-based across the board, a trend which would not be possible in some sort of electronically manipulated election.
I'm not saying voter fraud does not exist. It does. Alaska is an easy example.
I only ask that you remember that the Color Revolution plotters expected to win the midterms, and expected to use Trump and the MAGA movement contesting the results as a "redline" that could be used to declare Trump "illegitimate" and overthrow him.
That "redline" could occur anytime between now and January 3rd (the date the new Congress is seated).
I'm not telling you not to look for voter fraud.
I AM telling you to use good judgment and discernment and to realize that there are bad actors who may be stirring up some of these arguments as false flag ops.
Please be discerning.
KenScoggin ๐บ๐ธ๐ฌ๐ง๐ฎ๐ฑ retweeted
Look at these two Navy fighters off Hawaii in 1942.
The man in front solved one of the Navy's biggest problems with a box of kitchen matches.
His wife used to come to the table at midnight and tell him to get some sleep.
Months later, over Midway, he found out if his idea would work.
This is the story of the Thach Weave..๐งต1/5
Infighting instead of fighting for the people. Politics sucks.
This is what I believe happened in the 96 hours before, during and after Election Day. I have little insider information, this is just me connecting some dots. I could be wrong:
1. The Trump Administration knew it would be a wipeout.
2. The Vance team coordinated with Susie Wiles so there would be a concerted information campaign to blame the loss on Pete Hegseth because of Iran and to oust him, thereby clearing a JD Vance competitor from the field (plus maybe Rubio too).
3. Trump was unaware of this campaign, which included Susie scheduling a Saturday Camp David meeting with Vance/Susie loyalists with Trump out of town (that meeting got cancelled).
4. Vance dropped his "It wasn't me" X post on Wednesday morning (which directly blamed Trump's decisions but also impliedly blamed Hegseth and Rubio), but not before a whole bunch of people (me included) had already started backing Hegseth.
5. Hegseth himself dropped an info campaign that was clearly in anticipation of unfriendly folks in the admin trying to pin the loss on him.
6. It all came to a head in the Oval Office where Trump had to choose between Susie and Hegseth. Trump chose Hegseth and ousted Susie.
This is all conjecture on my part, but it feels right. I base my assessment in part on the fact that there were media people telling me that the Vance team was POd at my "Hegseth 2028" article and they tried to discredit me in the media as being paid by Hegseth to post that article (which is an absolute lie). (Note the similar attacks on Laura Loomer.)
Politics is a nasty, nasty business.
As you see efforts to impeach Hegseth in the days and weeks ahead because he does his job so well, please consider my theory.
KenScoggin ๐บ๐ธ๐ฌ๐ง๐ฎ๐ฑ retweeted
For Submarine Sunday, hereโs the boat that saw it all, from war patrols to highly classified weapons testing projects.
KenScoggin ๐บ๐ธ๐ฌ๐ง๐ฎ๐ฑ retweeted
Congratulations, Democrats! You demanded two years of political warfare with Donald Trump, and your grand prize is Stephen fucking Miller running the White House.
How's that for a spectacular political backfire?
The champagne corks had barely stopped flying after the midterms before the preparations began. Subpoenas. Investigations. Congressional hearings. Two years of hauling Trump officials before committees while sanctimonious political hacks compete for the most dramatic camera angle.
They envisioned a weakened president, a paralyzed administration, and Republicans assuming their traditional position of apologizing profusely while getting their asses kicked.
Then Trump appointed the one bastard in his administration who practically wrote the instruction manual for aggressive executive action.
Beautiful. Absolutely fucking beautiful.
Miller has spent a decade mastering immigration enforcement, federal agencies, executive authority, and courtroom confrontation. He's influenced American policy toward Venezuela, worked closely with Marco Rubio, and advocated treating murderous drug cartels like the terrorist organizations they resemble.
And now Democrats get to deal with him from the chief of staff's office.
Imagine spending months polishing your congressional brass knuckles, preparing your witness lists, and practicing your solemn expressions of constitutional outrage, only to discover that your intended punching bag has hired someone who knows exactly how the federal government works.
Every legitimate investigation will demand an answer. Every legal challenge will require a defense. Every attempt to obstruct Trump's remaining agenda will encounter a White House organized for precisely that confrontation.
That's the part these smug assholes apparently overlooked.
They were so busy fantasizing about Trump spending his final two years buried under subpoenas that they forgot he still controls the executive branch.
And the delicious irony? Their anticipated political warfare helped create the circumstances for elevating one of Trump's most relentless operators.
Democrats wanted to spend two years kicking the shit out of a weakened presidency.
Trump handed Stephen Miller the keys.
Now the same bastards who couldn't stop screaming for a political war can spend the next two years explaining why it's so fucking outrageous that the other side showed up ready to fight.
(article below)
Surrender my ass!
Democrats were practically measuring the White House for new drapes after the midterms, celebrating like Trump had already signed the surrender papers and agreed to spend his remaining two years begging Chuck Schumer for permission to govern.
Then Trump appointed Stephen Miller chief of staff.
Holy fucking hell. Somebody forgot to tell the surrender committee its services weren't required.
Schumer immediately denounced Miller as the architect of Trump's barbaric immigration policies. Hakeem Jeffries called him a dangerous xenophobe. Apparently, enforcing immigration laws is such a horrifying concept that Democrats now treat the guy responsible for implementing them like a war criminal.
And the best part? They keep calling Miller an "architect" as though identifying the man who helped build Trump's immigration agenda somehow disqualifies him from continuing the fucking job.
Then the television networks joined the funeral procession for Washington's imaginary moderation era.
ABC warned that Trump was preparing for battle. NBC fretted about hard-line policies. CBS actually dragged gender into the appointment because Miller replaced Susie Wiles.
For fuck's sake. Trump changes his chief of staff and these clowns immediately start searching the office furniture for evidence of misogyny.
But leave it to Thom Tillis to deliver the most pathetic performance.
The retiring Republican senator ran to CNN, called Miller the "worst of all possible choices," and whined about needing an olive branch for Democrats.
An olive branch? After Democrats spent years trying to politically destroy Trump?
Tillis apparently thinks Republican leadership consists of presenting your balls to the opposition on a silver platter and thanking them for the opportunity.
That's the magnificent fucking contrast here. Democrats demand submission. The media demands moderation. Establishment Republicans demand appeasement.
And Trump hands the West Wing to one of the most relentless defenders of his immigration agenda.
Washington spent the week preparing a beautiful little surrender ceremony, complete with bipartisan speeches, media applause, and Republican cowards volunteering to carry the white flags.
Trump looked at their carefully prepared documents, handed Stephen Miller the keys, and effectively told the entire miserable committee to go fuck itself.
The surrender papers just became kindling.
(article below)
Politician: I hate your culture, your civilization, your religion, your society, your people. I hate your music. I hate your dogs. I hate your literature. I hate your personal freedoms and liberties. I hate everything about you. Everything.
Electorate: Sure but do you hate Trump?
Politician: Yes.
Electorate: Well then, I see no reason not to vote for you. You've earned my vote.
KenScoggin ๐บ๐ธ๐ฌ๐ง๐ฎ๐ฑ retweeted
Apparently, losing the midterms was supposed to turn Donald Trump into a housebroken little Republican, obediently fetching bipartisan approval while Democrats kicked his administration in the teeth.
Washington's surrender caucus had the whole thing figured out. Democrats would take Congress, unleash their subpoena factories, investigate Trump's administration, political allies, and organizations, and spend two years turning Capitol Hill into a taxpayer-funded revenge carnival. Meanwhile, Republicans would demonstrate their legendary commitment to statesmanship by smiling politely while getting their asses handed to them.
What a magnificent fucking arrangement.
The establishment's preferred response to political defeat is always the same: lower your expectations, soften your agenda, apologize for offending the opposition, and pretend the people preparing your political execution are potential negotiating partners.
And God forbid anyone questions this brilliant strategy. That's when the professional compromise merchants start lecturing everyone about maturity, decorum, and the sacred importance of reaching across the aisle to shake hands with someone holding a subpoena.
Enter Stephen Miller.
Trump just handed the White House chief of staff's office to a man who has spent a decade mastering executive authority, immigration enforcement, bureaucratic warfare, and legal confrontation. Miller has openly challenged judges obstructing deportation policies, advocated aggressive action against drug cartels, and helped shape American policy toward Venezuela.
Exactly the sort of rรฉsumรฉ that makes Washington's ceremonial surrender brigade break out in a cold sweat.
With Trump's legislative agenda stalled and Democrats preparing their congressional investigation circus, Miller's elevation sends an unmistakable message: the remaining two years won't be spent begging Democrats for permission to govern.
Naturally, the Republican establishment would prefer another dignified retreat, preferably accompanied by a thoughtful op-ed explaining why surrender demonstrates extraordinary courage.
Unfortunately for Washington's professional surrender merchants, Stephen Miller walked into the chief of staff's office without their sacred instruction manual.
And the poor bastards are about to discover their entire political philosophy has been reduced to a stack of fucking scrap paper.
(article below)
KenScoggin ๐บ๐ธ๐ฌ๐ง๐ฎ๐ฑ retweeted
I find Trumpโs claim that @RonDeSantis lacks personality utterly unconvincing. DeSantis is a man of exceptional intellect, substance, and accomplishment. A degree in history from Yale, home to one of the worldโs premier history departments. A Harvard Law degree. Distinguished military service. A Bronze Star.
His credentials are precisely what one should expect of a serious presidential contender: intellectual rigor, discipline, public service, and a command of substantive policy.
His criticism of conservative media also raises legitimate questions that deserve serious consideration.
Personality is no substitute for substance. DeSantis exemplifies excellence at every level.
KenScoggin ๐บ๐ธ๐ฌ๐ง๐ฎ๐ฑ retweeted
Ok, please, everybody needs to calm down. She is saying that the data supports the results. That's it.
I have permission from her to make this post because she is frustrated that "people are retarded." I told you that she doesn't verify and audit the votes. She gets the data and analyzes it. The way it turned out is the way she thought it would turn out based on the data.
It does look like fraud, but now someone else needs to step up and figure out the how. And maybe it's been going on since 2020? Remember how many people voted for Biden? That was a joke!
Unfortunately, the elections in our country are based on an honor system, and the states are in charge.
1) She attempted to warn everyone early on. People got mad.
2) She pulled back, and people got mad that she pulled back.
3) Now she is telling what the data said, and everyone is mad again.
She is the messenger, not the creator! It looks like fraud, but now someone needs to step up and prove it. I told you she is not clairvoyant. She is a data engineer. She has about 20 patents and not one of them is for telling the future or revealing fraud. Now, please be kind. This is hard!!


























