Republicans have spent the last two years delivering on our agenda. More money in your pocket. Safer streets. More opportunities to get ahead. Democrats have spent much of the last two years opposing our goals at every turn.

🚨 MICHIGAN — this is exactly why transparency in our elections matters. Macomb county clerk @tonyforlini1 met with all of his local clerks and they identified a huge problem- major discrepancies involving voter-registration information that included both fraudulent and duplicate voter registrations. Per usual, @JocelynBenson claims voter fraud in Michigan does not exist while the receipts and proof keep pouring in and showing that it absolutely exists across the entire state. When questions are being raised about voter registrations and whether people are exploiting weaknesses in the system, the answer shouldn’t be outrage at the questions. It should be records, audits, accountability and answers. Election integrity isn’t about which party wins. It’s about making sure every lawful vote is counted once, every registration is legitimate, and the public can verify that the system is working as promised. Watch this. Listen carefully. Then ask the question every Michigan voter should be able to ask: Are we doing everything possible to protect the integrity of our voter rolls and can officials prove it? Because confidence in elections isn’t something government gets to demand from the public. It has to be EARNED through transparency. Your ballot is your opportunity to demand better. Vote for Anthony Forlini to be your next Secretary of State so we can finally fix this broken system 🙌🏻

Seems important, @FBIDirectorKash.

In a stunning political move, the chief judge of the Minneapolis federal bench disclosed the behind the scenes collaboration between all judges to thwart legal proceedings related to immigration cases this year. Patrick Schiltz, who admitted his longtime involvement in a pro-migrant nonprofit, reveals how judges remained on their cell phones nonstop to halt deportation proceedings. And rather than evaluate each case individually—as is required—the judges developed pro forma orders (as I predicted) to immediately stop cases in their tracks. This is something: Schiltz: “Some judges built templates of legal orders so they could respond quickly to some of the detention issues that were arising again and again.”

After sending 100+ monitors in the primaries, we @CivilRights plan to send 1000 federal election monitors to select locations around the country to observe the general election in November. This will be the largest monitoring effort in @theJusticeDept history!

HOLY CR*P 🚨 James O’Keefe just got an FBI Official who “does investigations” saying NO ONE WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE for the Minnesota fraud exposed He says nobody will be arrested. Nobody will go to prison He says it’s intentional. (INSANE)

The Green New Grift and... no hurricanes in 2026... there's no 'climate crisis'... just globalists seeking Marxist style control...

BENSON ORDERED CLERKS TO DELETE ELECTION RECORDS. A CLERK SUED. BENSON ASKED A JUDGE TO THROW IT OUT. TODAY HE 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. ELEVEN MONTHS. NO ANSWER. So she sued. WHAT HAPPENED TODAY: - The Court of Claims denied the State's motion to dismiss. COMPLETELY. - The State said she waited too long. DENIED. The court: it "cannot fault plaintiff for waiting." The power to answer her "was completely in their hands." (pp 19, 21) - The State said she skipped the process. DENIED. The court: it "will not support defendants delaying in resolving the administrative proceedings and then fault plaintiff for filing suit." (p 19) - The State said a clerk can't bring this case in any court. DENIED. The court: she sued "to ensure that she ... complies with state and federal law and therefore will not be criminally charged." That's not the kind of case the State's cases are about. (pp 21-22) - And the order protecting her records STAYS IN PLACE. WHAT THE JUDGE WROTE: The State said criminal liability is "speculative" because DOJ hasn't prosecuted anyone yet. The judge, in Footnote 3: "The Court finds this contention to be quite remarkable and reckless." And Footnote 5: "Plaintiff's suit also could derivatively save the SOS from being criminally charged federally." READ THAT ONE TWICE. FROM THE HEARING, SEPTEMBER 16: - To the State's lawyer, first sentence: "Off the top, you lose on the laches." (p 5) - When Benson's lawyer argued the burden on the State: "You're arguing practicalities. But you know what? I have to comply with the law. I have to follow the law." (p 11) - On calling out the State's specious claim that a clerk can't bring this case: "I'm with you on that. You're right." (p 16) - The State's own lawyer, on the record: "You're not going to hear a merits argument from me." (p 11) WHAT'S NEXT: The State now has to defend the rule on the merits, which it has AVOIDED SINCE THE START. Benson's lawyers promised in court to issue rulings on her requests within two weeks. Once those land, both sides file, and the judge decides whether a state rule can order clerks to delete what federal law says to keep. ONE CLERK. TWO LAWS. A JUDGE WHO READS AND CARES ABOUT THE LAW. Full opinion (Sept22): tinyurl.com/pollbookruling Hearing transcript (Sept 16): tinyurl.com/pollbooktranscri… Let's make Michigan safe, normal, and responsible again! 🇺🇸 @MIGOP @MI_Republicans @Th_Midwesterner @MINewsSource @stevegrubershow @MrJustinBarclay @JonathanTurley @RobGouveiaEsq @downi75 @Mike_Cox @MrAustinPredict @gatewaypundit @honestpollster @mifairelections @dcexaminer @MZHemingway @jsolomonReports