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The thing that never happens just happened again. Are we allowed to talk about it yet? notthebee.com/t86f2
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Haiti says it’s “overwhelmed” by the amount of deportees coming back from the United States.
Imagine how our country felt when 10+ million flooded our borders in just 4 years under Biden.
I voted for this.
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Makes speeches for 500k a pop. Hasn’t eaten dinner that costs less than $250 in years. Has never been in a Cheesecake Factory. Undefeated at condescending to regular folks. Will always be known for a presidency that ushered in the Trump era to begin with.
Fact check: true.
If anyone believes this nonsense, here are the facts he is counting on you not knowing.
The deal did not end Iran's nuclear program. It rented a pause. Iran kept its centrifuges, kept Fordow buried in a mountain, kept enriching to 3.67%, and the key restrictions came with expiration dates. The sunset clauses began lifting in 2025. Obama's own answer at the time was that breakout time "would have shrunk almost down to zero" as the deal expired. His deal scheduled the problem for his successors.
The regime lied its way into the deal. The JCPOA was premised on Iran coming clean about past weapons work. In 2018 Israel pulled Iran's own nuclear archive out of a Tehran warehouse: tens of thousands of documents on the Amad Project, a crash program to build nuclear weapons, preserved and hidden while Iran certified it had no such program. The IAEA later found uranium traces at undeclared sites Iran never explained.
The deal paid for terror. Sanctions relief unfroze roughly $100 billion and the US delivered $1.7 billion in cash. That money flowed to the IRGC, Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis. Diplomacy with a regime at war with you is financing, not peace.
And the result? By 2025 Iran was enriching to 60%, a short technical step from weapons grade, with enough material for multiple bombs and the IAEA declaring it in violation of its obligations. That is what required military force this year. Iran marched to the threshold under the deal's cover and after it.
"I didn't have to fire a missile" is true. He handed the regime money, legitimacy, and a timetable, and left the missiles to be fired a decade later by someone else. Appeasing a dictatorship doesn't buy peace. It buys the dictatorship time.
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This is treason. USPS inside of a mosque. The people who count mail-in ballots. But our elections are "safe and secure"
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🚨WARNING TO AMERICA: This voter walked into the booth thinking about gas prices and groceries and then realized the real stakes are Dearborn, France, radical Islam, open borders, gender ideology, and a party that hates America, rewrites our history, and wants to erase the values we pass to our children.
She voted RED not because Republicans are perfect, but because you can’t fix a country that no longer exists. Voting BLUE is voting to end America.
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“Bret, Bret, Bret—STOP THERE!”
That’s the sound of the Muslim Brotherhood’s infiltration plan hitting a speed bump. Abdul El-Sayed didn’t want the question asked because the question itself is the threat.
The second the name comes up, the candidate for U.S. Senate tries to shut the conversation down and reframe it as bigotry.
This is how they move. Not with open confrontation, but by placing people inside American institutions who treat any scrutiny of the Brotherhood as an attack.
The 2012 letter backing Morsi’s purge of the media and police, the family history, the defensive meltdown; none of it is random. It’s the pattern.
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A constitutional amendment is not the “state” telling local governments how to spend tax dollars.
It is an act of the people via their constitution to protect their property from excessive taxation by expanding the homestead exemption and prohibiting remaining property tax revenue from being used on non-essential items.
Taxpayers will have greater constitutional protection under Amendment 3!
Replying to @RonDeSantis
The tax break is great but how do you reconcile the fact that Amendment 3 lets the state mandate how local tax dollars are spent? If the people in charge of spending my tax dollars are grifting, I want the ability to mobilize my community and vote them out of office. Amendment 3 eliminates my voice in the matter. What happened to having the people closest to the issues deciding for themselves how best to address those issues?
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Watch Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed panic when Bret Baier tries to read his 2012 letter in support of Muslim Brotherhood notthebee.com/tbfd5
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Nice graph.
Really puts it into prospective that local governments are taking $13 billion over and above the 2019 baseline even when the baseline is increased for inflation and population growth.
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Yes on 3!
Amendment 3 is about people. It is about you, your family, and protecting the homes and futures of millions of people in Miami-Dade County and across Florida.
Your home represents years of sacrifice, the memories you have made, and the life you have built. Families deserve relief and the peace of mind of knowing they can afford to stay in their homes.
As a husband, father, and homeowner, this is personal to me. Our families are not an unlimited bank account. Government must manage money responsibly and respect the people paying the bills.
That is why I support Amendment 3 and ask you to vote YES. In Miami-Dade, mark 254 on your ballot. Your home. Your family. Your future.
La Enmienda 3 se trata de nuestra gente. Se trata de ti, de tu familia y de proteger los hogares y el futuro de millones de personas en Miami-Dade y en toda Florida.
Tu hogar representa años de sacrificio, los recuerdos que has creado y la vida que has construido. Las familias merecen alivio y la tranquilidad de saber que pueden seguir viviendo en sus hogares.
Como esposo, padre y propietario de una vivienda, para mí esto es personal. Nuestras familias no son una cuenta de banco sin fondo. El gobierno debe administrar el dinero con responsabilidad y respetar a quienes pagan las cuentas.
Por eso apoyo la Enmienda 3 y te pido que votes SÍ. En Miami-Dade, marca el 254 en tu boleta. Tu hogar. Tu familia. Tu futuro.
Dariel Fernandez
Miami-Dade County Tax Collector
#DarielFernandez #MDCTaxCollector #MiamiDade #ThePeopleGuy #PuttingPeopleFirst VoteYesOn3
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Millionaire who hates millionaires gives $1 million to another millionaire who hates millionaires so they can defeat third millionaire
notthebee.com/article/millio…
I will not malign Islam just because 50,000+ Islamic terror attacks have been committed in nearly 70 countries since 9/11 alone. - @JessicaTarlov
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$32 billion — the amount of property tax revenue extracted by local governments in 2019.
$49 billion — the amount local governments would take in for 2026 if the 2019 baseline had been maintained with increases for population growth and inflation.
$62 billion — the actual amount local governments are taking from the people in property taxes in 2026.
$84 billion — the amount local governments will take from taxpayers in 2031 based on current trajectory.
Yes on 3 — the only way to protect taxpayers and put money back in people’s pockets.























