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Elections have consequences.
My wife is not white.
My children are not white.
My children have gone to Yale, UVA, Harvard and Stanford.
America rewards talent.
Leaders should be chosen based on competence, not color or religion.
American great cities have become slums because of identity politics.
Florida has a great governor, Byron Donalds.
The problem is we pay politicians too little. If we paid our corporate CEOs the same, America would suffer.
President $400,000
Senator/ Congressman $174,000
Governor $250,000
Mayors $250,000
CEO S&P 500: $20,000,000
Salaries have consequences.
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Michigan elected Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed — the first Muslim senator in United States history.
His parents came from Egypt on student visas in 1978.
One generation later, their son is writing laws for 330 million Americans.
Michigan’s Muslim population has roughly quadrupled since the 1990s, driven by waves of refugees from Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, and Syria that Washington welcomed with open arms.
Dearborn is now majority Arab. Hamtramck elected America’s first all-Muslim city council in 2021.
When the demographics shift, the politics follow — and last night proved it.
Five declared socialists won House seats. Texas — Texas — flipped blue for the first time in 30 years. The Democratic Socialists of America now have seven members in Congress.
Biden’s wide-open border didn’t just let people in. It built a permanent voting bloc that will shape American policy for decades.
Sana Ebrahimi Ledene @SanaELedene gives details.
"1- In 2012 he signed a letter to Mohamed Morsi (the Muslim Brotherhood president of Egypt) supporting his power grab and calling on him to “purge the media and the police as quickly as possible.”
2- His biological mother, Fatten Elkomy, worked for the Islamic American Relief Agency (IARA), which the U.S. Treasury designated for supporting terrorism. His half-sister has publicly said their mother was active in the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt in the 1970s.
3- His half-sister Eman Abdelhadi posted on social media about their mother’s Muslim Brotherhood activism and expressed support for family members backing the Brotherhood in Egypt.
4- He refused to condemn the IRGC when directly asked by an Iranian-American student whose family was targeted by them. Leaked audio also shows he deliberately stayed silent on Khamenei’s death because “there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad,” prioritizing his base over basic condemnation of a terrorist regime.
5- His father, Mohamed El-Sayed, sits on the board of Life for Relief and Development, a Michigan-based Islamic charity that paid a $780,000 settlement to the U.S. Treasury for violating sanctions by transferring money into Saddam Hussein’s Iraq. The group has also faced raids and scrutiny over alleged ties to terror-linked networks.
These are documented facts."
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I agree with my friend @BernieSanders.
Sending Medicare for All to Trump's desk is a win-win for Democrats.
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If Trump is behind it, Trump will always get a kickback from it. He's done the same thing in every one of his piss-poor business dealings, and he's doing the same thing now that he's in the White House! Trump is doing what he's always done.
It's Trump first and America last. 🤑
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Is Trump going to try & stop Democrats from taking office in January because Pete Hegseth is now sending thousands more National Guard troops along with boats,police cars,Humvees & light medium tactical vehicles into DC for what he calls a “crime emergency”. What is he up too?
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The Atlantic reports that Stephen Miller wants the Justice Department to criminally investigate journalists who rely on government sources, and that the administration has entertained arresting them to make them talk. Trump spent Saturday offering the press secretary job to the CEO of the UFC. He also started sharing posts questioning the scale of an election result he said four days ago he’d accept. And in Texas, Houston has already pulled its police back from ICE, with Austin preparing to follow, because of what happened Tuesday. Read it all in the Really American Substack: reallyamerican.substack.com/…
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We are proud of Burkina Faso. Nigerians need to rescue our country from the grips of APC imperial criminal gang.
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Let me remind you all fellow Africans, the imperialist defined Burkina Faso as the poorest country in Africa, and when the French imperialist scum left Upper Volta, as they use to call it, they said nothing good can ever come out of that place, that its people are not good for anything besides slave labour.
When the left Burkina Faso, there was not a single functioning road or high way that the people could work with.
Today Ibrahim Traore is building a 330km highway.
All it took was a leadership that genuinely cares about the wellbeing of our people.
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A TikTok terrorist who prayed for British soldiers to be slaughtered is being housed in a £300,000 three-bedroom council flat in North London.
This is a complete disgrace. We are rewarding terrorism in Britain!
Hard-working Brits are struggling to pay rent, yet we are giving terrorists luxury homes
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PUTIN AND XI: THE DICTATORS' ALLIANCE IS CRACKING
A serious conflict is reportedly brewing between Moscow and Beijing. According to Chechenews, citing unnamed insiders, Xi Jinping has demanded almost unlimited access for Chinese companies to the natural resources of Siberia and Russia's Far East. The price? China's assistance in securing a deal with Trump over Ukraine.
The latest private conversation between the two dictators reportedly turned extremely hostile. Xi demanded written guarantees granting China preferential access to Russian resources for decades. Putin refused. The Kremlin apparently still hopes to bring Western companies back after the war, regain access to technology, and resume selling off Russia's natural wealth to American and European investors.
Meanwhile, Beijing reportedly suspects Moscow of playing a double game. Russian intermediaries may already be offering Trump's circle projects previously promised to Chinese investors. According to the report, Putin's inner circle is divided. One faction fears losing China, Russia's largest buyer of natural resources. The other believes Xi is exploiting Moscow's growing dependence.
If these reports prove accurate, the humiliation for the Kremlin would be extraordinary. Putin dreamed of destroying Ukraine's independence and rebuilding the Russian Empire. Now he may find himself bargaining for the right to control his own country's territory and resources.
China has no intention of rescuing Putin's regime for free. Beijing wants its price: natural resources, mineral deposits, and economic influence lasting decades.
The irony is monstrous. A dictator who sent hundreds of thousands of Russians to their deaths in pursuit of someone else's land now risks turning his own country into China's raw-material colony.
The reported details of these private negotiations have not been independently confirmed. But Russia's dependence on the Chinese market makes such a clash of interests entirely plausible.
Putin wanted an empire. He may end up handing Xi the keys to Siberia.
P.S. I'm moving from Twitter/X to Substack. Join me there for more independent journalism, political investigations, and analysis.
mykhailorohoza.substack.com
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The word is out about the Election Night Watch Party at the White House on Tuesday.
For weeks, Trump had been assured by Susie Wiles and his staff that all the polls were wrong, and that, once again, the Blue Wave would only be a ripple, if one even showed up at all. And the DOJ was ready to pounce on it if it did.
Trump, after all, was on the ballot. "Vote like I'm on the ballot,' he said, "Because I am."
He told every rally that. He said it on FOX. He had a 90% approval rate, he said. And $5000 checks for everybody. What could possibly go wrong?
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So the East Room was decked out with the finest crystal and china. Staffers thought it would be a fun "cheeky rebuke" to order in platters of finger food from Cheesecake Factory. Just to give a finger to Barack Obama, for his viral joke about Trump’s gaudy renovations to the White House.
EVERYONE showed up in their party clothes. His Staff. His Cabinet. Top GOP politicians. Donors.
But there was no Host or Hostess to greet them. Which was a little odd. The guests mingled among themselves, and waited to be formally welcomed and invited to sample the refreshments.
Where were Trump and Melania?
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Trump waited upstairs in his residence, in order to make a grand entrance to a standing ovation with cheers, once the happy results started pouring in.
And was Melania also waiting upstairs, to march in at his side?
Nope.
Melania was not at the White House at all. On election night, the most anticipated night in politics, with the rest of her husband's term on the line, Melania was somewhere else.
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Finally at 8:00 the first election results came in. But during that entire first hour, not ONE Republican was named. It was only Democrat after Democrat, starting with Jon Ossoff.
Trump never came downstairs. At all.
Marco Rubio was the first to go missing, according to the Daily Mail. Then, one by one, the rest of the party goers slipped out the door.
Only two hours later, an enormous decision was called. Democrats had flipped the House of Representatives to their control. And in most cases, the Democrats won, not by slim majorities, but by double digits.
It was 10:00, and the East Room was empty. The party goers had gone to a nearby Washington bar to drown their sorrows. The Cheesecake Factory food lay untouched on the East Room tables.
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And Trump? He was upstairs watching the results on FOX News, and posting angrily on Truth Social.
He wasn't alone. No, Melania wasn't with him. But Natalie Harp was.
The Daily Mail reports that Susie Wiles, his Chief of Staff was upstairs as well. The one who had assured him day after day that Republicans would win.
By 11 pm, Trump stopped posting. “He’s watching Fox News barely uttering a word and paralyzed into silence,” a source close to the president told the Daily Mail.
“It’s very, very dark in the residence,” one senior official said of Trump’s mood. “It’s a dark scene.”
Another source said, “They were delusional right until the very end.”
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Commentary by Glee Violette
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Two Ukrainian engineers blew up a bridge on Russia’s road to Kyiv in 2022
Zachary Kvasnyi, 22, and Roman Shymanskyi, 37, stayed at the detonation post until the end, and Zelenskyy posthumously named them Heroes of Ukraine euromaidanpress.com/2026/11/…
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Red state North Dakota narrowly rejected free school meals for all K-12 students, 50.6% to 49.4%.
Imagine being so evil that you would willingly vote against feeding children, pro-life my ass.
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Elon Musk throws an absolute social media tantrum on X, desperately threatening lawmakers that 'you live by the sword, you die by the sword'—completely blind to the fact that his own $22 billion net-worth meltdown proves the raw voter math just thoroughly repossessed his plastic corporate sword! You spent months playing a bulletproof tech oligarch, bankrolling an unhinged $474 million election protection racket, and bragging about running your rogue DOGE operation, only to watch a historic 255-seat Democratic landslide completely drown your federal contracts and turn the entire map BLUE! Nobody is terrified of your late-night tweets, Elon, because the cleanup crew, House Oversight are already getting the real day-one federal subpoenas perfectly smoothed out and ready for your table! You don't get to threaten the United States Congress from your keyboard just because you're hyperventilating over a 54-seat blue wall that's moving in to audit your entire unconstitutional deals. Pour yourself a final cheap glass of whiskey and hide in the basement waiting for the indictments. The VOTERS have officially had enough, and your multi-billion dollar country club pass is PERMANENTLY over.
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Things need to change in America where billionaires or even trillionaires aren’t threatening members of Congress.
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ELON MUSK HAS A MESSAGE FOR DEMOCRATS: “LIVE BY THE SWORD, DIE BY THE SWORD.”
Apparently, congressional oversight is a problem when the questions start getting too close to home.
Musk is warning lawmakers that if they investigate his role in DOGE, government contracts, and his business dealings, he intends to fight back.
Here's the thing: Congressional investigations aren't personal vendettas. They're part of government oversight.
Nobody should be above scrutiny. Not politicians. Not billionaires. Not anyone with enormous influence over taxpayer-funded government operations.
If everything was done properly, then answering questions shouldn't be a problem.
The public deserves answers. Period.