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Last week, @DanMcKnight30 returned to @TYT to speak with @cenkuygur about recent endorsements for @DefendTheGuard, our legislation's prospects for success, and how it requires conservatives and progressives to put aside differences to focus on WAR putting AMERICA FIRST 🇺🇸 Watch the full interview.
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This week, @DanMcKnight30 appeared on @TYT to promote our upcoming event in Austin, Texas he's headlining alongside @joekent16jan19, @scotthortonshow, @AdamNoahWho and @KelleyBVlahos. Join us on October 20 in united opposition to the Iran War! Register at the link below.
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This is what the establishment uni-party fears most. A coalition spanning the entire political spectrum, all agreeing that no president, regardless of name or party, gets to take this nation to war on his own and drag our state National Guard troops into spilling blood and treasure for foreign wars. This is the existential fight for our nation.
🚨 ENDORSEMENT 🚨 In a joint op-ed for @USATODAY, fmr. Governors Howard Dean (D-VT) and Arne Carlson (R-MN) have endorsed @DefendTheGuard Our bill, introduced in over 30 states, would prohibit your National Guard from deploying into undeclared wars like Iran.
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Hey Bob Craftenstein….what say you now?
‼️| HQ video of Ed Sheeran’s full speech before his show tonight in Philadelphia
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I’m dead!
Man….
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Enjoy Your "Stiff Slurry", America. The reality of Trump's 300,000 Tons of Foreign Beef.
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The Arizona Air National Guard could potentially be ordered to bomb the crap out of the Arizona Army National Guard. When empire building clashes with king-like unilateral war power.
Your National Guard are signing defacto treaties with foreign militaries—including ones Trump wants to bomb! Our Chairman @DanMcKnight30 joined @natalimorris on @RedactedNews to discuss joint military partnerships, such as the one between Arizona and Oman. Why are we permitting our Guardsmen to be obliged to the mutual defense of foreign militaries through secret treaties with no Senate ratification? It ought to be a scandal!
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Every candidate should be asked is “Laura” Loomer a dude?
In 2028, every candidate should be asked if they disavow @TuckerCarlson. This is what we are asking the Democrats to do with Hasan Piker. The GOP should have the same standards. I’m wondering what else Tucker needs to say in order for us to see some disavowals. It’s shameful.
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Larry Loomer announced he/she supports Flock cameras. Second sentence of the post: her/his company is open for business if Flock wants to hire her. She said the quiet part in paragraph two. That’s not advocacy. That’s a rate card. An influencer announced a policy position and advertised her availability to be paid by the company that profits from it, in the same breath, to an audience that trusts her. Now the argument itself, which is worse. Her case: your iPhone already spies on you, so objecting to a nationwide network of government-accessed plate readers is irrational. You signed a contract with Apple. You can throw the phone in a lake tomorrow. You cannot opt out of a road. A Flock camera reads your plate whether you consented or not. Logs where your truck was, at what time, and keeps it. And the entity querying that database isn’t trying to sell you shoes. It’s the government. It has the power to arrest you. “Corporations already do it, so the government may as well” is the laziest argument in American politics. Conservatives spent twenty years correctly rejecting it. Google collecting your searches is not the FBI collecting your searches. The difference is a badge and a jail cell. Every tool we built for the war on terror came home. The MRAPs. The drones. The fusion centers. The plate readers. Same logic every time. We need this to keep you safe. You don’t need to know how it works. Objecting is irrational. That’s the Patriot Act argument. Now it’s on your county road. And this isn’t a one-off. She launched that firm in March 2025 selling opposition research and advocacy. Told the NYT she had five clients and about $300,000 gross. Wouldn’t name any of them. Told The Atlantic that several billionaires had retained her. In her own defamation suit, a judge ordered her financial records. She hasn’t produced them. You cannot build a career vetting other people’s loyalties and then decline to disclose who’s paying for yours. The rest of us will keep being irrational about warrantless government tracking of American citizens. We’d rather be irrational than for sale.
I am pro flock camera. In fact, @LoomeredStrat Loomered Strategies is open for business if Flock wants to hire my company because I view Flock as a public safety company whose technology is helping to Make America Safe Again, which is why I recently spoke out about my admiration for Flock cameras. @flocksafety People say they care about privacy, but then they say nothing about their iPhone showing them ads for everything they talk about privately. Your own iPhone and Alexa devices spy on you. Would they help police catch your attacker? No. But a flock camera would. I find the opposition to Flock to be irrational. I support Flock cameras. Read more here: loomered.com/2026/08/14/anti…
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KATIE HOBBS WANTS TO TALK ABOUT PRIORITIES Governor Hobbs went on KTAR this week to tell Arizonans that Andy Biggs is disqualified because he called for pardons for January 6 defendants. He did call for those pardons. He tweeted it. I’ll defend that position all day. Most of those people were nonviolent, and a country that jails citizens for years over a protest has bigger problems than the protest. But since the Governor wants to talk about priorities, let’s talk about hers. March of 2023. ARIZONA state senator Wendy Rogers had Defend the Guard moving through the Arizona Senate. One page. One sentence. Arizona’s Guardsmen don’t get sent into combat unless Congress declares war, the way the Constitution requires. The Arizona Senate passed it. First legislative chamber in the entire country to do it. And where was the Governor of Arizona? On a plane to Muscat, OMAN! Nine weeks into her first term as governor. Second foreign trip of her governorship. She flew eight thousand miles and eleven time zones to a palace on the Arabian Peninsula, and she stood in a room while her adjutant general (a community college professor and career lawyer…..PUKE) signed a document binding the Arizona National Guard to the armed forces of the Sultanate of Oman. Training together. Exercising together. Co-deploying together. Joint defense. She didn’t sign it herself. She crossed half the planet to be in that room and let somebody else hold the pen. Then her own press office put out a statement calling her, and I’m quoting, “the Governor and Commander in Chief of the Arizona National Guard” who “participated in” the ceremony. Participated in. She wanted the constitutional title in the press release and somebody else’s name on the paper. Then she went sightseeing. Her own office published the itinerary, so I’m not guessing at any of this. She toured the Grand Mosque. She toured the National Museum. She went to a private school and took questions from eighth graders. Her staff had a phrase for it. Cultural touring. And there she is in the photographs. The Governor of Arizona, head covered, moving through the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque…in a head scarf…Grateful for the hospitality, as her own statement put it. Grateful for the privilege. Governor, I want you to hear what that looks like from Phoenix. You covered your head for the customs of a foreign nation. You would not lift a pen for the sovereignty of your own. You had the deference to observe every protocol the Sultanate asked of you. You did not have the nerve to sign your own name to what was being done in yours. You were grateful for the privilege of working with the Sultan’s Armed Forces. You have never once said you were grateful for the Arizona Guardsmen who would be the ones deploying alongside them. And here is the thing that should end this conversation. The Arizona Legislature never voted on that document. The United States Senate never ratified it. And you cannot read it. I have looked. The text isn’t published anywhere on this earth. Last week the President of the United States said that if Oman gets in the way, we’ll bomb the shit out of them. So line them up, Governor. Andy Biggs sent a tweet about pardons. You flew to a middle eastern Muslim sultanate, claimed the title of Commander in Chief in writing, watched an unelected appointee sign Arizona’s militia over to a foreign army, toured their holy sites in a head scarf, and came home. Three years later the President is threatening to bomb the country you partnered our kids with. One of those is a political opinion. The other one is a state’s militia bound to a foreign military under a document its own legislature has never been permitted to see. You want to talk about working against the will of Arizona’s voters?
Arizonans deserve answers about Andy Biggs’ role in planning January 6th.
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So close JD….remove “East” and read it again out loud!!!
The people of East Palestine deserve a government that is transparent and accountable to them. If the Biden administration withheld public health risks from the community, they must be held accountable. Today, I am formally calling for an investigation into who knew what, and when. @epaleezeldin and I will get answers.
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Probably an unpopular POV, but….. Why the hell are American flags at half-staff for a WEEK for Dolly Parton? During COVID, Dolly used her enormous platform to mock Americans who questioned the vaccine, calling them “cowardly little squirt[s]” and telling them to “get out there and get your shot.” Millions of Americans made deeply personal decisions about their own health and safety. They were ridiculed, guilted and shamed for it. Dolly joined the chorus. I don’t remember the apology. But now the American flag comes down for a week? Meanwhile, Americans were killed fighting the Iran war, and I can find no special nationwide presidential order lowering the flag for them. Think about that. American service members come home dead from another foreign war: no special nationwide half-staff proclamation. A beloved celebrity dies: flags lowered across the entire nation for a WEEK. We have buried presidents, statesmen, warriors and genuinely great Americans with comparable or lesser honors. I liked Dolly. I respect her talent, generosity and extraordinary career. But the American flag isn’t a celebrity popularity meter. Half-staff is supposed to mean something. This feels less like solemn national remembrance and more like virtue signaling from the White House. If we’re going to lower Old Glory, the men and women who die defending it ought to come before the celebrities who sang beneath it.
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In light of all the positive attention Flock and Axon are receiving lately, I thought I’d help them expand their product lines. Introducing FLOCK PERSONAL SAFETY™. Why stop at tracking your car when “the man” can keep tabs on everywhere you go, everyone you meet, everything you say, everything you do, and eventually everything you think? Smart glasses. Smart underwear. Smart toothbrushes. Baby monitors. Dog collars. Doormats. If it can be tracked, we’ll track it.™ Because nothing says liberty quite like 24/7 surveillance marketed as “safety.” Coming soon to a police department, HOA, school district, and street corner near you. FLOCK YES!™
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Two Idaho names on this list, and one that should be. Clearwater County Sheriff John Smith gave Flock formal notice of non-renewal on July 23. Nine months of use, no demonstrated value, money going back into patrol and investigations. Flock is now fighting to hold him to a second year. The county prosecutor’s opinion is the contract is void. Garden City’s new chief Tyler Domeny isn’t on this list because Garden City never signed. Asked about license plate readers on his first week in the job, he said he’s not willing to throw money at it. That is what restraint looks like before the contract exists. Sheriffs and chiefs shouldn’t have to fight a vendor’s lawyers one county at a time. The 2027 Legislature convenes January 11. Ban warrantless ALPR mass surveillance in Idaho outright and be done with it.
Cities and counties that have deactivated or canceled contracts with Flock cameras over privacy concerns: — Los Angeles, CA — Austin, TX — Denver, CO — Santa Clara County, CA — Cambridge, MA — Knoxville, TN — Santa Cruz, CA — Mountain View, CA — Charlottesville, VA — Sedona, AZ — Fort Collins, CO — Ithaca, NY — Salem, MA — Flagstaff, AZ — Eugene, OR — Bend, OR — Taos, NM — Syracuse, NY — Tempe, AZ — Madison, WI — Fort Wayne, IN — Bloomington, IN — Evanston, IL — Richmond, CA — Oshkosh, WI — Saratoga Springs, NY — Oxnard, CA — Olympia, WA — Redmond, WA — Pinal County, AZ — Pasco County, FL — Sheboygan, WI — Duluth, MN — Ypsilanti, MI — Lansing, MI — Westland, MI — Oak Park, IL — San Marcos, TX — Scarsdale, NY — Surprise, AZ — Pflugerville, TX — Framingham, MA — South Portland, ME — Appleton, WI — Harrisonburg, VA — El Cerrito, CA — Shoreline, WA — Springfield, OR — Brooklyn Park, MN — Kent, OH — Lynnwood, WA — Green River, WY — Bishop, CA — Eureka, CA — Walla Walla, WA — Mount Vernon, WA — Salem, IL — Bandera, TX — Pea Ridge, AR — Gig Harbor, WA — Salida, CO — Staunton, VA — Warrenton, VA — Sedro-Woolley, WA — Ashland, WI — Sturgeon Bay, WI — Cave Creek, AZ — Lockhart, TX — Hillsborough, NC — Winona, MN — Ord, NE — Narragansett, RI — Kingstown, RI — Centerton, AR — Mayflower, AR — Garden City, ID — Guadalupe County, TX — Lago Vista, TX — Cudahy, WI — Josephine County, OR — Waukee, IA — Littleton, MA — Coshocton, OH — Sherburne County, MN — Coweta, OK — Henry County, VA — Pulaski County, MO — Winston, OR — Indianola, IA — Fort Mitchell, KY — Wyandot County, OH — Bolivar, MO — Sullivan County, TN — East Bridgewater, MA — Marietta, OK — Grafton, MA — West Salem, WI — Wellsville, KS — Douglas, MA — Davidson County, NC — Bernalillo County, NM — Lincoln County, ID — Floyd County, VA — Killingworth, CT — Kaukauna, WI — Newport, KY — Macon County, NC — Windsor, CT — Clearwater County, ID — Elkton, VA — Monroe County, IN — Stoughton, WI — Columbia Heights, MN — Pittsboro, NC — Menominee, MI — Monona, WI — Fitchburg, WI — McFarland, WI — Dane County, WI — Tompkins County, NY — Weston, MO — Dutchtown, MO — Los Altos Hills, CA — Watertown, MA — Natick, MA — Prosser, WA — Lane County, OR — Warren, RI — Mountlake Terrace, WA — Woodburn, OR — Bay City, MI — Verona, WI — Skamania County, WA — Hays County, TX — Stanwood, WA — Louisville, CO — Seneca, MO — Elbert County, CO — Hood County, TX — Everett, WA — South Tucson, AZ — Lake County, FL
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It’s fucking happening. Americans are waking the fuck up. But don’t focus on Flock. Focus on the tool. Flock. Axon. Red-light cameras. Photo radar. Automated license plate readers. Facial recognition. Mass data sharing. Different companies. Different sales pitches. Same surveillance state. The government should not have the power to build a searchable record of where free Americans go, who they associate with, and how they live their lives without suspicion, warrants, or due process. This isn’t about one company. It’s about dismantling the machinery of mass surveillance. Keep pulling the fucking thread.
MORE FLOCK CAMERA CONTROVERSY: The Texas town of Pflugerville had a city council meeting about their 28 Flock cameras…turns out that not only was city data released NATIONWIDE, but 450 agencies were tapping into the city’s Flock camera system. Only 80 agencies had city approval to do so. Per the local police department, “an issue was discovered in the Flock operating system which permitted non-partner law enforcement agencies to access the City’s Flock data”. In response the city has been putting black bags over the Flock cameras and last night declined a new $175,000 contract with the company. h/t: @VinnyMartorano
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When it can’t been seen because it’s hiding in plain site.
"Security Is Strength PAC" just spent $2,604,268 electing Darline Graham in South Carolina. Sounds like a national security group. So we pulled its donor filings. $1,000,000 — Miriam Adelson $500,000 — Paul Singer $255,000 — Ronald Lauder $250,000 — Laura Perlmutter Not one committee with "Israel" in its name spent a dollar in this race. They didn't have to.
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Rubble is easier to bulldoze for Trump Tower Gaza. Think I’m being hyperbolic? He literally posted a video (AI generated) that included him sunbathing with Bibi at Trump Gaza resort. 80,000 dead Palestinians are easier to displace than 80,000 live ones. You know how I know? Bibi told me.
One of the most brutal scenes in human history has been leaked. An aerial view documenting the city of Gaza, which Israel completely reduced to rubble, and the killing of 80,000 Palestinians – a “Genocidal warGaza”. A video that the world must never forget.
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Go through that whole career line by line and find me a rifle company. Find me a squadron on a combat rotation. It isn't there. It was never there. She's the person Arizona sent to a palace to bind its militia to a foreign army.
Three decades in uniform. Not one day commanding Americans under fire. She didn't retire to a ranch. She went back to the faculty lounge.
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This isn't about one officer. It's about what the job of adjutant general has become in fifty states:
Arizona signed a de facto military treaty with the Sultanate of Oman. Trump just threatened to bomb the shit out of them. Our Chairman, @DanMcKnight30 on the treaty nobody ratified, the threat nobody authorized, and the one bill that stops both.
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