James Talarico: “With every border wall, with every bathroom bill, we degrade our reputation and we dishonor our legacy.” He voted against border security nine times and against the bathroom bill to keep boys out of girls’ bathrooms. He'll do it again in Washington.

.@POTUS: "We'd like to get back to life where Russia and Ukraine make a deal, and then we'd be able to do business with both... We'll do business with Ukraine and with Russia after this war ends, I would think."

Most people think EO 13848 was about Russia or China. Partly right. It was a standing, renewable asset-freeze warrant targeting the domestic money-laundering infrastructure that the Deep State uses to funnel foreign illicit funds into U.S. election campaigns. Look what is happening to Ilhan Omar. Think about those empty wine barrels. Mynett converted to Islam in 2020 to marry Omar. The winery was his "legitimate business" cover for the spousal visa petition. Empty barrels look like active inventory on paper. Somali diaspora money flows through Minneapolis to Hargeisa, Berbera, and Mogadishu. A winery with no real product but real invoices is the perfect mixing bowl for comingling hawaladar cash with "legitimate" wine business revenue. The City of London–Rothschild–Saudi capital corridor that bankrolled Clinton-connected Super PACs and media blackmail operations. The CIA's off-book election slush funds laundered through Delaware LLCs, Tel Aviv shell banks, and Singapore commodities accounts. The extension tells you the freeze is working and the targets are still trying to bleed money into the 2028 cycle. Trump knows who is still solvent. They are watching their wire transfers bounce. Omar's campaign reports had missing pay-to-play links. The logical inference. The winery's "investors" were straw donors buying access to her House Foreign Affairs Committee seat, where she routinely blocks sanctions on Iran-aligned Shia militia networks and shuts down hearings on Gulf state terror financing. The FBI and HSI raids are not about wine fraud. They are about proving the Mynett entity was a visa scam and campaign money laundry simultaneously. Wait for the indictment to name unregistered foreign agents from the Somali political bloc and a couple of Quds Force-linked money men who needed those empty invoices to move dollars past Treasury screens. @Reneefit97

A LOSTVotes.us Briefing on Tarrant County Tarrant County's own list of the mail ballots it has received back, set voter by voter against the Secretary of State's public early-voting roster. The Secretary of State says its early-voting data come directly from each county. If that were so, the two records would match. They do not. Tarrant's file lists 11,935 ballots received back through October 19. The state's roster, downloaded October 20, lists 9,575. 1,308 ballots Tarrant received between September 24 and October 17 are not on the state's record, and the state removed 74 Tarrant mail voters from its record from one download to the next. TO READ THE FULL STORY CLICK HERE. lostvotes.us/briefs/tarrant-…

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