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Houston, TX
At the Liberty Summit, hosted by @hotgovernment1 🇺🇸
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Harry Wait shined a light on one of the ways election fraudsters were allowed to operate in Wisconsin. Wisconsin’s official election website had a very flimsy setup: If a fraudster had your name and birth date, that’s all they needed to request your ballot from the official website and get it sent to their address without you knowing. If a fraudster had thousands of names and birth dates, they could request thousands of ballots. They could then dump those ballots in Wisconsin’s ballot drop boxes. Harry Wait alerted government leaders to this problem by requesting their ballots sent to his home. Then he showed them the ballots and asked them to fix the problem. Rather than being commended for helping pinpoint problems in election security, he was charged with a felony. He was convicted this year. The corporate media only covered him as an election criminal and completely ignored what he was exposing. Your beloved Fox News and Newsmax gave his story silence while their homies on the left side slanted the story into oblivion. This is how it works, friends. Harry said he’d do it again in a heartbeat to help preserve your ability to vote for the person who represents you. We need more heroes like Harry Wait. Looking forward to sharing a stage with him at the Liberty Summit in Wausau/Rothschild, Wisconsin this weekend 🫡 PS: If you want to join the independent media and help cover stories like this one, connect with me. I’m a veteran of TV news and independent news, and can’t wait to coach more independent media members: pages.freepresscourse.com/ni…
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Ivory Fritz retweeted
If you're wondering why a NJ Senator whose state benefits massively from the Paramount merger (just ask his governor) is sticking his neck out to pressure judges to block it... Look no further than his long and lucrative relationship with Netflix.
Sen. Cory Booker files a letter urging the judge to tightly scrutinize the Paramount-WBD merger settlement. He writes the decrees must remedy the harms pleaded and expresses skepticism the decree addresses the core of the case. documentcloud.org/documents/…
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See you this weekend, Wisconsin 🫡
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As if Facebook doesn’t have enough points of controversy, it is now refusing to allow me to take my husband’s name 😂🤦🏼‍♀️ No word on why. I love my maiden name because my dad was an absolute legend, but to me, one of the big things that makes the marriage real is the uniting under his last name. This actually came up on my bachelorette trip, and half the girls were floored that I would change my name. I was surprised something so normal is now controversial. I get it. Most girls who are public figures don’t. You do you, but to me it is a public statement of my commitment to my husband. Also, it means way more to a man than he’ll ever let on, and because of that, it gets the marriage off to a great start.
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The story of my wedding dress 🤍 As a little girl, I loved to stare at the gorgeous wedding gowns in my aunt’s bridal magazines. When I grew up and learned how complicated the wedding gown industry was, I decided everyone participating in that industry was absurd, and I would get my perfect wedding gown without participating in the silliness. What silliness, you ask? Dresses costing thousands of dollars while fitting terribly, looking bulky and frumpy, alterations costing hundreds of dollars, dresses taking up to a year to arrive after you’ve given your measurements, alterations taking additional months. I didn’t have a plan for how I would dodge the silliness. I just knew I would. I got engaged in February of this year and went dress shopping in May. My mom and I picked a bridal shop in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and just before we were to head there, my sister-in-law mentioned she got her dress from a consignment store near there in Chippewa Falls. So on a whim, we decided to swing by Off the Rack Bridal World before going to our official wedding dress appointment. To my shock and awe, I was completely smitten with the first two dresses I tried on. The pictured dress, which I wore on my wedding day, was the second dress I tried on. It is by a New York designer named Darryl Jagga. It was a sample dress worn once by a model down the runway, then sent to my new friend Luann at Off the Rack in Chippewa Falls. The dress I chose fit perfectly—no alterations needed. I dropped eight pounds on my bride diet, and it still fit perfectly. Bride hack: The fact that it has straps helps it fit well even if you lose a few pounds. Avoid strapless dresses! They are unflattering on most brides. So in the end, I got what I wanted. I avoided all the silliness of the wedding dress industry and still got to wear a designer dress sold to most for thousands but to me for hundreds. I remember what God said to Sarah in Genesis: “Is anything too hard for me Sarah?” No, it’s not! Don’t be afraid to ask God for the absurd!🔥👰🏼‍♀️
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Ivory Fritz retweeted
The seven-year-old allegations made against Senator Collins and her staff in this piece are categorically false. There have never been any allegations of wrongdoing by the Collins for Senator campaign, and the campaign was never the target of the FBI investigation. ProPublica took the word of someone who pled guilty to five counts of money laundering, three counts of wire fraud, one count of bank fraud, and making false submissions to the FEC. As Martin Kao was awaiting sentencing, he began making outlandish charges about the Collins office, deflecting blame from himself and placing it on Senator Collins, including alleging that our office required contributions before taking meetings and engaged in extortion, pay for play, and bribery. The FBI and the Court obviously did not believe Kao, and in 2025 he was sentenced in two separate cases to prison terms of seven years and three years to be served concurrently, as well as an additional five years of supervised release at the end of his prison term. It is important to note that during the Biden Administration the FBI and the Department of Justice thoroughly investigated the Navatek matter. The Collins campaign cooperated fully with the FBI throughout the investigation, producing all of the documents it requested and serving as fact witnesses in official settings. In response to the allegations in the ProPublica piece, the FBI clearly stated that a suggestion of wrongdoing by Senator Collins or her staff is “totally false.” These issues were resolved in 2021, and the FBI has not contacted us about Martin Kao since then.
New: In late 2024, FBI investigators had enough evidence to launch a sweeping bribery probe that could ensnare top lawmakers, including Sen. Susan Collins. Then Trump was reelected and eviscerated the FBI and DOJ teams handling public corruption probes. propub.li/4yLLwaF
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Ivory Fritz retweeted
Minnesota Senate candidate sports a hijab in hopes of winning more votes. I just moved to Minnesota, and her ads are everywhere! She also touts her close relationship with Bernie Sanders.
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The drive up to the summit of Maui’s volcano in Hawaii was breathtaking 😍☁️ #abovetheclouds #honeymoonadventures
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Ivory Fritz retweeted
Government uses aliens👽 to play 4D chess with propaganda, explains Michael Shermar, historian of science. Both the “weather balloon” and “UFO” stories at Roswell were fake to distract from what really crashed, he says:
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Ivory Fritz retweeted
🔥THIS is going to be good!
The parents of Brian Cole Jr., the man arrested for planting the J6 pipe bombs, say their son was framed by the federal government. We believe them. Watch tomorrow at 6 AM ET on TuckerCarlson.com.
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Ivory Fritz retweeted
This is Minnesota’s most accurate pollster, by the way. If Michele Tafoya is already tied this early while leading among higher-propensity voters, she’s quickly moving toward becoming the favorite. I’ve been saying it since January. Minnesota is in play with Tafoya.
🚨 BREAKING: Michele Tafoya (R) is within striking distance for the SIXTH consecutive poll, and now she’s TIED with Peggy Flanagan (D). 🟥 Michele Tafoya: 42% 🟦 Peggy Flanagan: 42% Minnesota is in play for Republicans. Tafoya even LEADS with higher propensity voters.
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Ivory Fritz retweeted
Steve Scalise says Democrats have been taken over by socialists and communists. Do you agree or no?
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Ivory Fritz retweeted
STOP WHAT YOU’RE DOING AND WATCH THIS VIDEO!!!
EXCLUSIVE: TALARICO SUPER PAC CAUGHT PAYING VOTERS! "We are paying people $25...a roundabout way of paying people for their votes." Video obtained by Townhall catches Sky McAdams, organizing manager for Texas Majority PAC, on undercover video explaining the scheme to elect Talarico in November. "You can't pay someone to vote for someone" "If I was a Republican, I would be pissed." In the video, McAdams says it’s called a “paid relational program,” which is operated by Relentless that uses software called Rally. In a campaign finance report filed in July, Texas Majority PAC said it paid Relentless $500,000 for a “relational organizing program,” or about 20 percent of all its expenditures up to that point. At $25 per vote, that could be good for 20,000 ballots. Details below 👇
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Ivory Fritz retweeted
The Environmental Law Institute has become the CCP’s middleman. ELI's radical climate litigation undermines US energy security, weakens our industrial capacity, and makes us dependent on Chinese tech that is full of kill switches. It's time for Congress to investigate.
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Polls underestimated Republicans by: - three points in 2014 - three points in 2016 - five points in 2020 - three points in 2024 Democrats spent the summer claiming Republicans were losing ground in the Senate. Trending Politics breaks down the reality 👇🏼 Article: bit.ly/4yEGBZk #ad
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