Boomer & proud of it. Charter member anti-Progressive/Democrat club. Expert in liberal scatology. Hoplophobia is a mental illness. Closing the border is a start
Ca. Refugee - Idaho, USA
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RightWingLurk’nSnake© retweeted
Fake news CNN.
RETRACTO #400: CNN Issues On-Air Retraction For Saying "O'Keefe Was Arrested"
@CNN @smerconish
If your state wants to switch to Ranked Choice Voting... Move.
Let's add more context. If you see the 11,222 exhausted ballots. Those ballots elected Mary Peltola in 2022 even though she had only 40% of the vote.
If Nick Begich had dropped out like Nancy Dahlstrom did for him in 2024. Since he was the lower vote getter, like Bernadette and others were screaming for everyone to do.
They were all super quiet in 2022, no one pressured @RepNickBegich to drop out, so his 11,222 voters elected Mary Peltola by not understanding how Ranked Choice Voting works, or were willing to throw their ballots away and elect a Democrat with only 40% of the Vote. (Unlikely)
In 2026, this same thing will happen in the Governor's Race and U.S. Senator Race.
JKT and Mary Peltola are likely to win, not because Alaskans elected them.
Because Ranked Choice Voting and Jungle Primary and Arabella Advisors Elected Them.
See @SarahPalinUSA and I were traveling around the country fighting these guys way before @POTUS @GovDunleavy @DanSullivan_AK @akgop
If it was left up to them, I would assume RCV would stay in Alaska forever, that is how little they helped.
In 2026, they all care, I am glad they are talking about it.
But never forget that @SarahPalinUSA was the very first Victim to RCV and she was the first major person standing to fight against it in the USA.
Thank You Gov. Palin
RightWingLurk’nSnake© retweeted
Let's add more context. If you see the 11,222 exhausted ballots. Those ballots elected Mary Peltola in 2022 even though she had only 40% of the vote.
If Nick Begich had dropped out like Nancy Dahlstrom did for him in 2024. Since he was the lower vote getter, like Bernadette and others were screaming for everyone to do.
They were all super quiet in 2022, no one pressured @RepNickBegich to drop out, so his 11,222 voters elected Mary Peltola by not understanding how Ranked Choice Voting works, or were willing to throw their ballots away and elect a Democrat with only 40% of the Vote. (Unlikely)
In 2026, this same thing will happen in the Governor's Race and U.S. Senator Race.
JKT and Mary Peltola are likely to win, not because Alaskans elected them.
Because Ranked Choice Voting and Jungle Primary and Arabella Advisors Elected Them.
See @SarahPalinUSA and I were traveling around the country fighting these guys way before @POTUS @GovDunleavy @DanSullivan_AK @akgop
If it was left up to them, I would assume RCV would stay in Alaska forever, that is how little they helped.
In 2026, they all care, I am glad they are talking about it.
But never forget that @SarahPalinUSA was the very first Victim to RCV and she was the first major person standing to fight against it in the USA.
Thank You Gov. Palin
Palin vs Peltola vs Murkowski vs Begich vs NYT vs The Corrupt Political Establishment
Where Have We Seen This Before?
1) Lisa Murkowski ushers in Alaska’s convoluted, confusing, unconstitutional new Ranked Choice Voting system in order to keep her Senate seat.
2) RCV is first implemented in the 2022 Palin vs Peltola Congressional race.
3) RCV disallows primaries (because Lisa couldn’t win a Republican primary up here in Alaska), so the election is a free-for-all and a couple dozen candidates are on the ballot.
4) Alaskans vote; I receive the most votes. Alaskans assume I’ve won. But alas, the dark-money funded, nefarious RCV isn’t designed as your traditional, lawful one-man/one-vote winner-take-all system, and the scheme continues.
5) The votes are tabulated by the computerized, questionable Dominion voting machines.
6) Despite me “winning” the election, RCV forces another round of voting. And another round. And another… it’s a process of elimination until the orchestrated vote-splitting game succeeds in eliminating the candidate with the most first place votes (me) and a less-popular candidate slithers to the top.
7) Politicos choose a recognizable name (Begich, of the notorious democrat dynasty Begich family) as their preferred “Republican” candidate. Under RCV they succeed in splitting the GOP and Independent vote as their guy (Begich) refuses to drop out of the race despite me beating him in every round of voting, and despite him and the establishment obviously knowing how vote splitting works.
8) Right on que, democrats have their candidate who was siphoning votes from Peltola drop out at the last minute, Murkowski endorses the democrat (Peltola) over the Republican (me), the GOP machine flops - and in rolling over enables Peltola’s eventual “victory”.
9) I’m still in a prolonged lawsuit against the NYT for defamation in which they’ve been forced to admit wrongdoing in blaming me for a mass murder, so they don’t cover any scandal wherein I’m proven right. I’m proven right about the fundamentally flawed, unjust RCV system that belongs to the corrupt political machine, but sheep follow NYT’s leading, so nary a word from mainstream media about the original scandal.
10) In all this, the GOP-led Alaska legislature refuses to change the RCV law because dark money funds it and too many involved are typical chicken-hearted politicians, so we citizens are forced to gather tens of thousands of signatures and put it on the ballot to get rid of RCV.
11) The ballot question in legalese is purposefully confusing, as per usual, where a “yes” vote is actually a “no” vote, and our measure is defeated by the slimmest of margins. Our state government, still refusing to fix anything, makes us put it back on the ballot this election where a “yes” vote will repeal RCV.
12) And here we go again:
13) Politicos again support a recognizable, albeit confusing, name on the ballot despite that person having no high-level elected experience nor high-profile GOP association at all, but fits perfectly to siphon votes.
14) Begging the question why, this time media ringleader NYT covers the scandal, though it’s a day late and a dollar short because we’ve been voting our absentee ballots for weeks already with the names Peltola and both Sullivans included. (An aside: I, too, voted absentee in order to travel to my partner’s bedside at a Lower 48 cancer hospital. Losing my loved one last week after his valiant fight reinforces my resolve to FIGHT for what is RIGHT.)
15) Recent coverage of the screwy RCV and corrupt politicos and a weak-kneed GOP that doesn’t know how to FIGHT is too little, too late.
16) This is another “I told you so.” I ran for Congress with pure intent on winning for my state and country, but also knowing I couldn’t win under these shenanigans. I took one for the team to PROVE it. With media’s sudden feigned outrage over unethical politicking, it’s our time to prove it.
- Governor Sarah Palin
RightWingLurk’nSnake© retweeted
Arizona Territory, 1883. Seventeen-year-old Catherine “Cat” Dawson watched six rustlers murder her 22-year-old brother, James, and steal 200 head of cattle from their ranch. With the law days away and no one coming to help, she saddled her Appaloosa, took her father’s Winchester, and rode alone into the desert. Her father gave her four days to return. She disappeared into the wilderness, following broken branches, hoofprints and shifting sand, carrying grief that was slowly turning into determination.
On the fourth morning, she found the six men hiding in a box canyon. What followed was a gunfight that would become a forgotten legend of the Arizona frontier. Using the sun, the rocky terrain and her knowledge of the desert, Cat outmanoeuvred the gang, killed several men and wounded their leader. When he begged for mercy, she chose not to kill him. Instead, she took his weapons and water and left him to face the consequences. Three days later, she returned home with all 200 cattle. She was covered in dust, exhausted and no longer quite the girl who had ridden away.
Cat never spoke publicly about those four days. She married, raised daughters, worked the ranch and taught her children to ride, shoot and survive. When asked why, she simply said, “Because the world doesn’t always protect you.” Her obituary in 1932 celebrated her horsemanship and community service, but never mentioned that summer of 1883. Yet the old-timers remembered. History often celebrates lawmen and outlaws, but forgets the ordinary people forced into extraordinary circumstances. What would you have done at seventeen, if justice was four days away and the only person who could fight for your family was you?
RightWingLurk’nSnake© retweeted
🚨 WOW! President Trump just dropped this message for every American and it hits hard:
"WAKE UP AMERICA"
The barbarians are inside the gate and knocking on the door.
The only way they get inside is by electing DEMOCRATS.
Vote red to save America, it's that simple 🇺🇸
🤖 Made with AI
RightWingLurk’nSnake© retweeted
How biased is the mainstream news media?
Maggie Lynn Heron-Heidel found out first hand
Having just moved to North Carolina, Maggie decided to attend rallies for both Democrats and Republicans, in particular she attended a Trump rally last week
When she read the accounts of the speech the accounts differed widely from her experience in person
This is an almost 5 minute account but important to hear
Knock, knock... the 60's revolutionaries are calling.
JFC these people are sooooooo stupid.
I absolutely love it when I get to see a fellow Latina destroy a liberal White woman who has absolutely ZERO knowledge about the who, what, where, when, and why she is supporting other than what her TV and Democrats have told and brainwashed her with.
My favorite is when they tell us to our face what our life experiences are, have been like, what to believe, think, and as a result, who to vote for.
RightWingLurk’nSnake© retweeted
Watch this dynamic segment on FOX With @RoxanneHoge
Hello Texas!
Bill Maher opens the floodgates when he asks, “Why?” James Talarico is a “very weird dude.”
Ted Cruz spends the next 2 full minutes going down the list.
Maher gives Talarico the benefit of the doubt until the “I really love trans children” quote drops.
Then he folds.
CRUZ: “I’m not going to convince you to love Ken Paxton. But you got to admit, Talarico, I think, is a very weird dude.”
MAHER: “Why?”
CRUZ: “Because he is like the ultimate woke social justice warrior. This is a guy who stands in front of a church... he says God is non-binary. He says there’s six genders. He stands in front of a church and says he weeps for his whiteness and weeps for his masculinity.”
MAHER: “That’s just weird. That is weird. I couldn’t agree with you more.”
KID ROCK: “Maybe he’s gay.”
MAHER: “What?”
KID ROCK: “Maybe he’s just gay.”
MAHER: “But why are we inferring — because he thinks Jesus is non-binary, which I don’t think he means as —”
[Kid Rock’s face isn’t buying a word of Maher’s explanation]
KID ROCK: “I know what he meant!”
MAHER: “What do you think he meant?”
KID ROCK: “Yeah, he’s trying to go into this whole ‘what’s a woman.’ Like, are we really talking about this 250 years later?”
MAHER: “No, I just think — look, I don’t know that much about it, but I have heard those quotes. I think what he meant by the Jesus is non-binary thing is that, you know, there are a lot of people who believe in God. I mean, your whole album is about Jesus, but in a more sort of ethereal way, more spiritual way. You know, he’s not the man in the sky with the beard, that kind of thing.”
CRUZ: “So Bill, all of these, he’s on video. He was asked, ‘Who do you really love?’ And his answer is, ‘Trans children.’ Well, I don’t know anyone else who would answer that question that way.”
MAHER: “Is that the full answer?”
CRUZ: “Yes, I promise you. You can pull up the video. He was asked, ‘Who do you really love?’ And he pauses and thinks and says, ‘I really love trans children.’ ... He also says on video that his objective is to, quote, ‘dismantle capitalism.’”
MAHER: “Look, I am not for any of that sh*t.”
CONTEXT: Talarico really did say it. On a 2023 podcast, he was asked what he loves other than family and friends, and his answer was the “trans children” who had rallied at the Texas Capitol the day before.
RightWingLurk’nSnake© retweeted
When pro-life activists exposed abortion clinics selling baby parts in California, Democrats filed felonies against the activists.
When Nick Shirley exposed immigrant fraud in California, Democrats passed an anti-Nick Shirley law.
When James O’Keefe exposed Minnesota election fraud, Democrats filed felony charges against him.
Democrats have become an organized crime cartel masquerading as a political party.
If you want to bring out the leftist nose-ring crowd to vote... all you need is two initiatives on the ballot here in Idaho.
1) One authorizing unrestricted abortion.
2) One that strips the initiative process of the ability to place legalization of any drug on the ballot.
Democrats sponsored the first and Republicans sponsored the second. Throw in a little, ginned-up by the MSM, angst over a temporary problem, fuel prices, and you have a witches brew of liberal attractant. This was the early voting line at 3:56 PM yesterday. I took it on the way out but I assure you there was a considerable sprinkling of nose-rings and purple hair when I first got there.
RightWingLurk’nSnake© retweeted
🚨RED ALERT 🚨
This truck carrying ballots was seen traveling southbound on the 215 and Clinton Keith in Menifee, CA
Date: 10/29/26
Time: 3:44pm
Location: 215 SB/Clinton Keith
What kind of chain of custody is this??
@USPS
@USAttyEssayli
@RSO
@RivCoNow
@RivCoDA
@RivCoRegistrar
RightWingLurk’nSnake© retweeted
The Founding Fathers envisioned Congress as the voice of the American people. Its members were entrusted with representing their constituents, protecting their interests, and ensuring that ordinary citizens had a meaningful voice in their government.
Congress was never intended to be a collection of politicians blindly voting as a bloc to advance their party's agenda at the expense of the people they represent. Yet that is too often what we see today.
It shouldn't matter whether Democrats or Republicans control the House or Senate. What should matter is whether our elected representatives are listening to their constituents, exercising independent judgment, and casting their votes in the best interests of the people they were elected to serve.
Their first loyalty should be to their constituents and the Constitution, not to a political party.
