Susan Moore retweeted
How to think about Marine Le Pen? In the Euro zone, there's creditor and debtor nations. Debtor nations can't afford to make trouble because that risks a debt crisis. That's why Meloni is compliant and Le Pen will be too. Germany's AfD is another matter...
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Susan Moore retweeted
How can @MIT and President Kornbluth sit back and allow Kristin Knouse to remain on the MIT faculty when she has been found by a jury of her peers to have falsely accused him of rape, and intentionally destroyed his life and career with the help of co-conspirators in the MIT administration?
How does this not violate MIT’s code of conduct?
How can one continue to trust the research she produces?
Why has MIT not immediately launched a formal investigation to reconsider the removal of @DMSabatini’s tenure and Knouse’s continued inclusion on the faculty?
The evidence from the case is now in the public record. It is a straightforward process for MIT to review the facts.
Justice must be served.
Female MIT scientist climbed into famed professor's bed and 'aggressively' demanded sex... before making #MeToo allegation that almost ruined him after he dumped her
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Susan Moore retweeted
There also needs to be an investigation into the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee,which is chaired by NY Senator Kristen Gellibrand. According to the NYT, the DSCC was deeply involved in this corrupt act.
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Susan Moore retweeted
With the reported investigations unfolding, the Alaska decoy scandal has the makings of a major scandal with possible criminal and civil elements. Staffers would be wise to "lawyer up," but they may want to avoid their campaign lawyers for the moment... jonathanturley.org/2026/10/2…
Susan Moore retweeted
Yes, valid point. But it’s also very late, many have already voted. Repubs have been raising this issue for months and were routinely dismissed.
To state the obvious: If the @nytimes *only* wrote stories to help Democrats, they wouldn’t have written this one. My guess is they just guaranteed @DanSullivan_AK re-election. And they devoted a lot of investigative resources to do it.
Susan Moore retweeted
The Democrats have spent decades assaulting our voting system with schemes and systems enshrining fraud. That’s the big scandal. If you challenge it, they now turn it into election interference claims and trigger their lawfare operation accompanied by an agitprop campaign.
It’s all out there now—slimy politics for the history books. The NYT says it implicates both the Peltola campaign and the DSCC. But also blame ranked-choice voting—the left’s new tool for ballot manipulation.
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Susan Moore retweeted
In Michigan JD Vance created a picture of small midwestern towns--idyllic, upright, American to the core. And then: "Abdul el Sayed was born just north of Detroit in a town called Rochester Hills. Yet he has claimed to be--and I quote--an immigrant from North Africa. For decades, he's gone even further than that. He's told people he is an Egyptian citizen. Why? Why would you tell people that you were not from the community that you're actually from? It's an insane claim to make...Ladies and gentlemen, we have to understand what happens when our nation gives in to these kinds of people, to young men with zero attachment to its land or to its history, with a man who would lie, who is so ashamed of this state that he would lie about being an immigrant from another continent." washingtonexaminer.com/daily…
Susan Moore retweeted
“Maine voters are unlikely to surrender the seniority Collins holds — she is chair of the powerful Senate Appropriations Committee — for a rookie who would rank tied for last in the currency that matters the most in the Senate: the incumbent’s years served in the body. Add to that reality the fact that every Mainer seems to know the senator at least in passing and that communities across the state have benefited from the influence she has accumulated over more than 10,000 consecutive roll call votes, and Collins is poised to win. Again.”
—from my new @FoxNews columns on incumbent GOP senators and why their state voters should value their seniority in the Senate. Link in replies.
Susan Moore retweeted
This sniveling weasel of a man should never hold public office again.
Florida Gov candidate David Jolly (D) suggests boys have a constitutional right to play on girl’s sports teams:
“Their constitutional rights… It’s pretty disgusting what we’ve seen from Republicans on this..”
“Be supportive of them and allow them to play in youth sports.”
Jolly wants girls to get beaten up by boys and have their awards STOLEN
Florida should REJECT this madness!
Susan Moore retweeted
In her recent federal filing, Mary Peltola's counsel insisted, "DOJ's complaint is wholly baseless." Now the NY Times is reporting that her campaign was actively involved in seeking to confuse Alaskan voters by running decoy "Dan Sullivans." A staffer now says that Peltola knew about the effort to force voter confusion.
Anthropic Q3 was bad, but the draft S-1 blanks out ALL key figures, so it can be proven.
The financial engineering that juiced the story only goes through Q2, but the fudged books expire Nov 12; after that, Anthropic can’t IPO on stale numbers (Strict SEC rule, sorry).
Free newsletter: Anthropic’s S-1 uses an anomalous quarter to con investors into becoming its exit liquidity, and explicitly states that its costs will grow aggressively as margins decline. Its $430bn in non-cancellable contracts are yet to start hitting.
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Susan Moore retweeted
🚨 JUST IN: Former Clarence Thomas clerk John Yoo reveals the ALASKA SUPREME COURT could now RE-INTERVENE and invalidate the Democrat-planted Dan Sullivan, after NYT receipts suggest it was a deliberate election ploy against Sen. Dan Sullivan (R)
"If in fact he was put up for and being paid for by the Democrats, I think the Alaska Supreme Court could re-enter, re-examine this and decide to strike that other Sullivan off the ballot — or try to think of some other way to remedy what's clearly, I think, a manipulated ballot now and a manipulated election!"
The fraud is confirmed, exposed and official.
The Trump Justice Department already has an active federal lawsuit warning that counting votes from this rigged ballot violates the Constitution and disenfranchises Alaskan voters.
Susan Moore retweeted
France spends more on the public than the literal Soviet Union.
The riots in the streets of France were started because they demanded more.
Do none of them realize that the issue is not spending, but rather the socialist system?
Susan Moore retweeted
Caroline Sunshine backs CNN’s Karen Finney into a corner after her party got caught planting a “Decoy Dan” to rig Alaska’s Senate race.
SUNSHINE: “If you believed in your female woman-of-color candidate so much, why did you have to go find a RANDOM WHITE MAN to help siphon votes? Can anybody answer that for me?”
What are the odds of two Dan Sullivans running for the same Senate seat in Alaska? Pretty good when Democrats go looking for one.
Susan Moore retweeted
Warsh today:
All bark. No bite.
Still miles from its inflation target.
The Fed is in the final stretch of this suicidal tightening cycle.
The chart below shows where hawkish talk runs into fiscal reality.
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Susan Moore retweeted
🚨 THE MONEY TRAIL: Peltola's team told a staffer to find "as many people named Dan Sullivan in Alaska as you can."
That's according to the NEW YORK TIMES.
They called it the "ballot composition project."
DSCC aides brought in an Ohio operative named Jerid Kurtz. He reportedly made the pitch to would-be spoilers over beers, using a FAKE NAME.
A pro-Peltola super PAC paid about $87,000 this fall to a firm Kurtz co-owns.
Then a Dan J. Sullivan showed up on the ballot.
Democrats say they had nothing to do with it. The texts say otherwise.
Susan Moore retweeted
The leftists think they can just raise taxes and more money comes in for them to spend.
Despite all of the evidence of wealth leaving when they raise taxes, they still do it. They simply lack the ability to change direction.
The same thing is happening in Europe and Canada.
Susan Moore retweeted
The recent strength of the Dollar has nothing to do with Fed hikes of French debt. Instead, it's all about oil, which you can see from the chart below. The rise in the Dollar started on Sep. 10, which is when the Saudi East-West pipeline was attacked...
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Susan Moore retweeted
The financial sector accounted for the largest share of US domestic corporate profits in 2025, at 25%, followed by trade and transportation (20%) and manufacturing (19%).
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