🚨63 CAIR-endorsed candidates just advanced in Washington. The same organization the @FBI once called a front for Hamas is now quietly stacking the state legislature, Congress, and local offices with Democrats who will never put American interests first. Jayapal. Siddiqi. A long list of others. This is not diversity. This is organized political capture, and the RINOs who refused to fight it own part of the blame. Washington is being remade in plain sight.

Amazing: today we knocked on over 400 doors!!! Big thank you to U.S. Representative @PramilaJayapal (WA-07) and her amazing team for all their support for our campaign! Thank you to our incredible volunteers who spent their Sunday getting out the vote with us! And an extra special thank you to our friends Representative Robert Bierman (56A), Representative John Huot (56B), and Senator Erin Maye Quade (56), for coming out and getting us psyched to knock some doors! We’re going to win this race, WITHOUT big corporate PACS or billionaires who can buy votes for us. We’re going to win because we’ve got friends and volunteers who believe we can take back our country from Trump and his cronies.

A Somali-born assistant superintendent in Portland, Maine public schools wants to rewrite the district’s animal policy because dog saliva is “impure” under Islamic ritual rules. Abdullahi Ahmed told the policy committee that students and staff “should not be required to interact” with dogs, that class pets should be avoided, and that activities involving dogs (therapy animals, reading with puppies, etc.) should be opt-in rather than opt-out. He consulted imams, who opposed dogs as classroom pets, and made the comments while seated in front of an Iraqi flag. Public schools exist to educate American kids under American norms, and not to codify one religion’s purity laws. Dogs are ordinary, beneficial animals in U.S. schools. Families who object already have the ability to opt out. Redesigning the activity for everyone else so no one has to encounter a dog is the opposite of equal treatment and a textbook example of non-assimilation. This is the same incremental pattern seen elsewhere, in religious dietary rules, holiday expansions, and now animal contact. Service animals can stay protected. Ordinary classroom dogs and therapy visits should not be subordinated to foreign ritual standards.