Mark Laidlaw retweeted
I’m old enough to remember this video. Time to brush it off and watch it again!
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Susie Wiles is by far the most effective and trustworthy Chief of Staff that my father has ever had.
When Susie took over my father's political operation after J6, people forget how many "Republicans" were treating him like a pariah.
Countless operatives, consultants and elected Republicans thought my dad's political career was over and wanted nothing to do with him. They attacked him ruthlessly and predicted that he would lose if he ran for office in 2024.
Not Susie. She was a loyal fighter for him from the moment she came on board.
When things were tough and other supposed friends left my dad like a bunch of rats, Susie stood by his side and worked her ass off everyday to rebuild his political operation and ensure that his comeback in 2024 would be successful.
When others cowered, she stood strong.
One of the other things I've always appreciated about Susie is how she has never tried to subvert my father's America First policy agenda. She is an honest broker who only cares about executing my dad's wishes on policy - Which is much different than how things were in his first term when countless staffers thought it was there job to "rein in" Trump.
From securing the border, to not getting dragged into endless wars, to reining in the leftist Administrative State, Susie has been a gigantic ally to the entire America First movement.
Most people don't know that Susie was also the person I worked closest with on the 2024 campaign to bring RFK JR. and the MAHA movement on board.
While others were skeptical of MAHA, Susie immediately got it and has been one of its biggest advocates in the entire Administration.
She doesn't talk much about any of this stuff because she doesn't like to take credit for things (another rarity in DC!) but I have seen it with my own eyes behind the scenes for years now.
I very rarely speak out about my father's staffers, but there is no one on Earth more equipped to serve my father as Chief of Staff than Susie.
The article published early this morning is a disingenuously framed hit piece on me and the finest President, White House staff, and Cabinet in history.
Significant context was disregarded and much of what I, and others, said about the team and the President was left out of the story. I assume, after reading it, that this was done to paint an overwhelmingly chaotic and negative narrative about the President and our team.
The truth is the Trump White House has already accomplished more in eleven months than any other President has accomplished in eight years and that is due to the unmatched leadership and vision of President Trump, for whom I have been honored to work for the better part of a decade.
None of this will stop our relentless pursuit of Making America Great Again!
Mark Laidlaw retweeted
Found this from Glenn Reib, on FB…
Rob Reiner is dead. So is his wife. It was violent. It was ugly. And it’s tragic in the technical sense of the word. But let’s not do the dishonest thing where we pretend this man suddenly deserves reverence because he’s gone.
No tears will be lost here.
For decades, Reiner made a career out of sneering at half the country, smearing anyone who disagreed with him as stupid, evil, or dangerous. He didn’t just criticize policies, he dehumanized people. He mocked them. He wished ruin on them. And he did it loudly, smugly, and without apology.
Now that he’s gone, the same people who cheered that behavior want silence, grace, and decorum. They want critics to suddenly discover compassion they were never allowed to have themselves. Funny how that works.
This isn’t celebration. It’s accounting.
A person’s death doesn’t erase the damage they spent a lifetime doing. It doesn’t magically convert cruelty into courage or arrogance into virtue. Legacy isn’t written at the moment of death, it’s written in the years before it. And Rob Reiner’s public life deserves to be remembered exactly as it was, divisive, contemptuous, and fueled by an open hatred for people he considered beneath him. No canonization. No forced mourning.
Just the truth, plain, uncomfortable, and earned. One less Meathead....
I see that Biden has announced the federal government will pay for all of the cost of the debris removal, first responders, and cleanup efforts for the CA fires. The government??? That means all the taxpayers from every state must now pay for democrat incompetence in CA. That is disgraceful. Not one taxpayer dollar should be sent unless the governor and mayor are removed from office.
I see that every state with the exceptions of Arizona and Nevada has completed their tabulation of votes and has picked winners and losers. Why is that???? I can only assume gross incompetence in the offices of the governor and Secretary of State of those locations.
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JUST IN: Nicole Shanahan drops INSANE TRUMP UNITY video, 2 day out of the 2024 election..
SHARE THIS WITH ANYONE ON THE FENCE..
It's the People that Make America Great
Mark Laidlaw retweeted
Kamala would appreciate if you did NOT retweet this video of Judge Joe Brown ending her pathetic run as President
It is too close to the Election, so do not retweet
















