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Right now an illegal alien is living in a home you're kid can't afford.
NO AMNESTY!
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The IRS should take a close look at Thomas Massie's finances, with careful attention to his undeclared income, or what he affectionately calls his "cow money."
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At this point Trump should just go full Bukele.
Enough is enough. You can't prosecute election fraud when the corrupt courts keep throwing every case out before it's even heard.
Time to stop playing nice with a rigged system.
Fuck you.. all of you. @TheDemocrats
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You would think priorities would be straight and the house would be impeaching Ilhan Omar.
Instead, Massie is going after Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.
Just when you think things can’t get any more screwed than that. They do.
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How do you feel that a person from India can come into the United States get an unsecured loan start a business.
You can’t though.
This includes Black people that’s what your government thinks about you.
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For Gods sake, @LeaderJohnThune couldn’t pass a voter ID law that 85% of America wanted… WITH A MAJORITY.
Stop with the “minority leader” nonsense.
The dude is a failure and should be moved to the back of the line.
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We lose the Senate Majority because of John Thune.
Then we make him minority leader? WTF?
I guess you really can’t fix stupid.
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Ilhan Omar still has a job.
Let that sink in.
The entire establishment is corrupt
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The government is about to make Diwali a federal holiday.
Easter isnt even a federal holiday.
Our government doesn't represent us.
Stop paying taxes.
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Why the fck would I have a $40 copay when we pay $1200 a month for health insurance. Just wondering
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Can’t make this up. A socialist in Nithya’s district is really upset that someone practiced socialism on them with their “community library”
“The library has been cleaned out overnight recently, multiple times.
Most of the books are purchased by me and I cannot afford to restock the library again and again when all the books get taken”
The communist learning the hard way that communism in real life ain’t nearly as cute as it seems on paper, cuz…guess what? Eventually you run out of other people’s stuff! Stupid commies.
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They want Pete Hegseth out because he's standing in the way of their color revolution.
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Massie you’ll go after Pete Hegseth, but not Ilan Omar??
Doesn’t seem very America first to me
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Mike Davis, founder and president of the Article III Project, laid out the math. Thune and crew need to confirm 23 judges, four for the circuit courts and 19 for the district courts, before a radical Democrat Party takes control on Jan. 3. Incoming Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-NY, (Mr. “You won’t know what hit you”) will block any confirmation to the court of appeals, and will likely ice Trump’s district court nominations.
“Senate Republicans either finish the judicial job now, or they leave these seats open for the left if Democrats win back the White House in 2028,” Davis wrote. “Appellate courts are the most consequential. They get the final word in the vast majority of cases. The Supreme Court grants only about 1% of all petitions for review. For nearly every litigant in federal court in America, the circuit court is the last stop.”
The left, Davis argues, can’t play the higher ground card on the issue. Democrats wrote the playbook on ramming through as many federal judges as they could in their 2024 lame duck session. As Davis noted, then-Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Richard Durbin, D-Illinois, “ruthlessly” filled the courts with leftist judges, some who went on to serve as the left’s unconstitutional “resistance movement” against executive branch policy.
“The next two years will be bleak for judicial nominees, and bleak in plenty of other ways. The next two months must be bright. Confirming these outstanding judges will be the lasting legacy of these outgoing senators,” Davis wrote.
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