Born in 1971: 3x Trump Voter, Common Sense 🇺🇸 “…you must do what is proper and good in the eyes of God” Deuteronomy 6:18 🇺🇸 I stand with Israel always 🇮🇱

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TAKE HEED, REPUBLICANS! This will happen again, x 100, if you do not vote in these Midterm Elections!!! DO NOT SIT THIS ONE OUT.
December 17, 2023, Eagle Pass, TX. This photo is the argument. Everything else is noise. Republicans: turn out in November or own what comes next. I'm done pretending apathy is neutral.
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No joke !! You better get out and … VOTE REPUBLICAN‼️ VOTE EARLY, NO LINES‼️
This is from an insider. Take heed. Losing the House matters a lot.
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Again: this is objectively a bigger scandal than Watergate. The main difference is that the Democrat establishment & media happily look the other way when the DOJ is used to spy upon Donald Trump’s campaign chief, with no regard for the dangerous precedent set.
Former special counsel Jack Smith monitored the phone communications of Susie Wiles when she was Donald Trump’s campaign chief in 2024, newly released documents show. This included her communications with at least five journalists, 21 different defense attorneys, and several political advisers, writes @FredLucasWH. dailysignal.com/2026/10/05/f…
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Jack Smith under oath in the U.S. Senate: "I have no partisan loyalty." Jack Smith four days later:
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I’m convinced that the key to overcoming anything is to shrink the time horizon. Just focus on the next hour. Do one thing that moves you forward. One closed loop. One workout. One hard conversation. Whatever. Do that. Then do it again. Momentum is a byproduct of movement.
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8 elections in Latin America since USAID got defunded The "far-right" won all 8 of them
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I’m voting straight ticket Republican for the midterms.
I’m voting straight ticket Republican for the midterms.
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This is nonpartisan Special Counsel Jack Smith… Wearing an anti-Trump shirt at an anti-Trump concert sponsored by an anti-Trump nonprofit which is funded by an anti-Trump billionaire. What a scam.
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Oct 3, 1993: Task Force Ranger flew into Mogadishu on a mission that was supposed to take about an hour. It lasted all night, and it changed American foreign policy for a decade. Somalia had collapsed into civil war in 1991. Warlords fought over the capital and used food as a weapon, and a famine killed hundreds of thousands of people. In December 1992 President George H.W. Bush sent about 25,000 American troops to protect food shipments. It worked. The starvation eased. In 1993 the mission was handed to the United Nations, and it grew into something bigger: disarming the militias and rebuilding the country. The most powerful warlord in Mogadishu, Mohamed Farrah Aidid, saw the UN as an enemy. In June his militia ambushed and killed 24 Pakistani peacekeepers. The UN put a bounty on him. In August the US sent Task Force Ranger: Army Rangers, Delta Force operators, and the helicopter pilots of the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, the Night Stalkers. Their job was to capture Aidid and his top people. They ran six raids. None of them got Aidid. On the afternoon of Oct 3, word came that two of his top lieutenants were meeting near the Olympic Hotel, in the heart of Aidid's territory near the Bakara Market. About 160 men went in. Delta assaulted the building while Rangers fast-roped from Black Hawks to seal off the block. A ground convoy of Humvees and trucks came to haul everyone out. The raid itself went fine. They captured around two dozen Somalis, including both targets. But one young Ranger missed the rope and fell about 70 feet to the street, and the whole neighborhood was already coming out with rifles and RPGs. Then an RPG hit a Black Hawk, Super 61, and it went down in a narrow alley a few blocks away. Both pilots were killed. Rangers and Delta operators on foot ran to the crash site and set up a perimeter around the wreck. The convoy tried to reach them and got lost in the maze of streets, taking fire at every turn, with wounded and dead piling up in the vehicles. About 20 minutes later a second Black Hawk, Super 64, flown by Mike Durant, was hit and went down about a mile away. There was no one close enough to get there. Two Delta snipers circling overhead, Master Sgt. Gary Gordon and Sgt. 1st Class Randy Shughart, asked to be dropped at the second crash site to protect the crew. They were told no. They asked again. They were told no again. They asked a third time and were finally put down. They pulled Durant out of the wreckage and fought off the crowd until they ran out of ammunition and were killed. Durant was beaten and taken prisoner. Gordon and Shughart were awarded the Medal of Honor, the first since Vietnam. At the first crash site, about 90 men held out through the night in a few buildings, short on water, ammunition, and night vision, with wounded men they couldn't evacuate. They wouldn't leave without the body of the pilot pinned in the wreckage. Little Bird helicopters made gun runs over their heads until morning. A relief force from the 10th Mountain Division finally reached them around 2 a.m. They came in Pakistani tanks and Malaysian armored personnel carriers because the Americans didn't have their own armor in Somalia. A request for tanks had been turned down weeks earlier in Washington. There wasn't enough room in the vehicles for everyone. At first light some of the Rangers and Delta operators had to run out on foot alongside the convoy under fire. That route became known as the Mogadishu Mile. Eighteen Americans were killed and 73 wounded. A Malaysian soldier was killed. Somali deaths are estimated in the hundreds, possibly over a thousand. Back home, Americans saw footage of the bodies of US soldiers being dragged through the streets of Mogadishu, and video of a battered Mike Durant in captivity. Durant was released after 11 days. Within days President Clinton announced American troops would be out of Somalia by March 1994. The Secretary of Defense resigned that December. The fallout went far beyond Somalia. In 1994, when genocide broke out in Rwanda and about 800,000 people were killed in roughly 100 days, Washington refused to intervene. Mogadishu was a big reason why. Osama bin Laden later pointed to Somalia as proof that America would pull out if it took enough casualties. Mark Bowden told the story in Black Hawk Down, and most Americans know the battle by that name now. To the men who were there, it's still just the Battle of Mogadishu.
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Hey liberals... Here's the cumulative inflation in each President's terms for the past ~25 YEARS So kindly STFU about prices!!
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Replying to @doogadoo11
Studies consistently show Democrats/liberals report higher rates of mental health struggles than Republicans/conservatives in self-assessments, even after demographic controls. Symptom screens often find smaller or nonsignificant differences, with Republicans seeking treatment less often. Gaps can shift with election outcomes and may partly reflect reporting stigma or lifestyle factors. No simple one-word answer fits the mixed evidence.
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No bias. No personal vendetta. Just two impartial public servants following the law.
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I’ll vote for the guy who gave me 80% of what I wanted before I’ll sit out an election where I know the opposition will give me 0%.
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Your great-grandfather did not sleep in a foxhole in some foreign land clutching a photo of your great-grandmother so you could vote communists into office. Vote red.
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It's nice to know that politically neutral, unbiased and totally not corrupt Jack Smith wore this shirt to the hypocritical commie fest called the "power to the people" concert.
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A lot of people don’t get something about Jews. We’re peaceful people who love life, but all of our lives changed at 6:29 on October 7, three years ago, and nothing will ever be the same again for all of us. As the devastation in Gaza and Lebanon proves, we’re done talking.
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What everyone suspected has now been established: the Omani pilot for FlyDubai was attempting a 9/11 style attack inside of Israel. I shudder to think of the suffering, grief and geopolitical consequences had he succeeded. The world would be a very different place today. This is a wake up call to all the nations harboring radical Islamists — and there are many, especially in the West: get your act together! Do a better job of vetting everyone getting near a commercial airplane — from pilots to crew to caterers to maintenance staff. The world may not be this lucky and blessed if there is a next time.
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The architects of our globalized economy, the very same people who sold out us out, are now pretending we don't have to compete with the rest of the world on AI. Can't have it both ways, brudda.
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The Omani pilot asked the Indian pilot if he could leave his seat to pray and after being granted permission, he attacked the Captain with the axe from behind. This is actually a great metaphor for the west.
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Only Democrats would open the border, put illegals up in hotels, send billions to Ukraine, and then blame Trump for your grocery bill.
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