President Xi Jinping, President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, and Elon Musk at tonight’s State Dinner

This is how low FOX has gone....

🚨 RUBIO JUST SAID THE NUMBER THEY NEVER WANTED ON TV 🚨 Americans work 40 years. They retire. Social Security: $800. $900. A thousand a month. Somebody who got here from Cuba three months ago: $1,500 a month. Marco Rubio said it out loud. “So imagine if you’ve been working here for 40 years and your Social Security check is smaller than the benefits going to a 28-year-old, able-bodied person who just got here. That’s real. That happens. That’s happening every day. That makes no sense.” You paid in. They landed. They beat your check. That’s not compassion. That’s a slap in the face with your own tax dollars.

Big court win out of Michigan today! Election Clerks Stephanie Scott and Michelle McQueer are heros!! -Benson ordered Clerks to delete election records -A hero Clerk sued -Benson asked a judge to throw it out -Today the Judge said NO on every ground! The case in 30 seconds: -The electronic poll book is the laptop record of everyone who checked in to vote at your precinct. -Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's new state rule says clerks must DELETE it 7 days after the election is certified. -Federal law says KEEP it 22 months. Destroying it early is a federal crime -My client, Bridgewater Township Clerk Michelle McQueer, asked the State which law to follow -11 months, no answer, so she sued -Lots of work by Clerk Michelle McQueer and Stephanie Scott @SScott4USA Today she, Ms. Scott and her attorney @KevinKijewski defeated Benson's motion to dismiss. This is huge as it means the case proceeds, on the merits - which is exactly what Sec. of State Benson doesn't want! See Kijewski's post below for more details. Benson told Clerks to delete election data which is illegal, and now her staff attorney threatened and intimidated witnesses in writing!

Today, under the leadership of @VP Vance and the @WHFraudTF team, we saved $2.2 BILLION in tax dollars by evicting over 750,000 phantom enrollees from the ACA marketplace.

🚨 Did you know this will be on your Michigan ballot in November... Michigan voters are being asked a pretty extraordinary question: Should we open up Michigan’s Constitution and potentially rewrite it? This is Proposal 1, and whether you’re Republican, Democrat, independent—or completely sick of politics—you should understand what this means before filling in that bubble. Here’s the 5th-grade version: Think of Michigan’s Constitution as the rulebook for our state government. It establishes the basic rules for things like the Legislature, governor, courts, elections, taxation, education and local government. Michigan's Constitution requires us to be asked every 16 years whether we want to hold a Constitutional Convention—or “Con-Con.” That's why this is appearing now. The last time voters were asked, in 2010, about 67% voted no. So what happens if Michigan votes YES? We do not automatically get a new Constitution. Instead, Michigan would hold another election within six months to choose 148 delegates—one from each of Michigan's 110 state House districts and 38 state Senate districts. Importantly, those delegates are elected in partisan elections. Those delegates would meet in Lansing and could propose a general revision of Michigan's Constitution. And here's the part people really need to understand: There isn't a predetermined list of three or four issues they are allowed to address. A convention could consider relatively modest changes—or potentially propose sweeping changes to Michigan's governing document. But there is one HUGE safeguard: The delegates don't get the final word. WE DO. Whatever constitution or amendments emerge from the convention must ultimately go back before Michigan voters. If voters reject the proposal, our existing Constitution remains. 🤔 So why might someone support it? A convention provides an opportunity to examine a Constitution written more than 60 years ago, clean up outdated provisions and consider structural changes that are difficult to accomplish through individual amendments. Supporters can reasonably argue that government, technology and Michigan itself have changed enormously since 1963. 🤔 And why might someone oppose it? Because opening the entire Constitution also creates uncertainty. Special-interest groups, political parties, unions, businesses and advocacy organizations could spend heavily trying to influence which delegates are elected and what provisions they pursue. A convention would also cost taxpayers money, consume significant time and could ultimately produce something voters reject anyway. And here's what I think voters should be asking themselves before November: Do you trust 148 newly elected delegates to open Michigan's entire rulebook? Are there problems with our current Constitution significant enough that individual constitutional amendments aren't enough? Who will fund the campaigns to elect these delegates? Which organizations will try to influence them once they're in Lansing? What parts of our Constitution would you absolutely NOT want changed? And perhaps the biggest question: Is opening the whole Constitution an opportunity to improve Michigan government—or an unnecessary risk when we can already amend the Constitution one issue at a time? There are arguments to be made on both sides of this one. So don't vote YES because somebody tells you it's a chance to “fix Michigan". And don't vote NO because somebody tells you opening the Constitution is automatically dangerous. The official ballot language asks whether elected delegates should convene in 2027 to draft a general revision of Michigan's Constitution, which would then be presented to voters for approval or rejection. The official 2026 Michigan ballot question will look like this: Shall a convention of elected delegates be convened in 2027 to draft a general revision of the State Constitution for presentation to the state’s voters for their approval or rejection? Know what you're actually voting on. Ask questions. Read the arguments. Then make your own decision. Because this little question on your November ballot could start a very big and expensive process. michiganpublic.org/politics-…

Yes , Russia is a white country w abundant resources that Europe and the globalists don't have. Putin flips the globalists the bird. The globalists hate him and want to take over Russia to get their resources . Even if you spent a lifetime hating Russia - Putin is a global Backstop against globalism. Russia lost 20,000,000 fighting the Germans in WWII. They fight the globalists now as well. Trump and Putin will win. Notice Putin just cut off all gas shipments to Europe. It will be a very cold very expensive winter in Europe. Trump is deliberating on cutting off diesel to Europe. I think Trump and Putin are putting Europe in the Malachi Crunch.

Don't be fooled, Barack Obama is back in charge of the Democrat party. House Democrats are also openly preparing sweeping investigations, subpoenas and oversight of Trump, his administration, his friends, and his family. The midterms aren't just about control of Congress. They're about using that bully pulpit and that power to win the 2028 presidential election. And yes, that includes more censorship of us all. The founding fathers must be spinning in their graves.

Here is your quick reference guide for the accomplishments of President Trump and his administration and what's at stake if we don't retain both chambers on November 3, 2026! Use it. Bookmark it. ON TO VICTORY! 🇺🇸

Are you going to vote in the midterms. There's no excuses not too because the democrats are going to do everything to destroy our country. Remember the 4 years they were in charge?

The DOJ just indicted a former USPS worker for allegedly dumping hundreds of mail-in ballots. This is why comprehensive election security is so critically important. If presented with an opportunity to cheat, people will cheat. As your next Secretary of State, Ohio will not look the other way.