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I'd like @AGToddBlanche and @JudgeJeanine to explain this one to me and the rest of America, immediately. Tejpal S. Chawla, Assistant U.S. Attorney in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Washington, D.C., who signed subpoenas into Trump Allie’s investigating the Russia Collusion Hoax is still employed by DOJ. A September 1st 2026 DOJ release names him as the prosecutor on a Hamas cryptocurrency-financing case. Confirmation that he was working in that office under U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro. justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/justi…
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READ EVERY WORD FROM @sidrosenberg19. This is how we all feel.
Hey @NYCMayor you fucking piece of shit. You are the worst kind of an antisemite! Your disgusting statement today spends 2 sentences talking about the innocent Israelis murdered 3 years ago today while 80% of your message sympathizes with the Palestinians. You dumb bastard the Palestinians HELPED Hamas before, the day of and even after the attacks! You are a MONSTER! If God is good to me I’ll be 60 in April and I can honestly say I’ve never seen a bigger piece of garbage than you! I hate you. I hate you with every fiber of my heart. You, your father and Jew hating wife are a stain on our once great city. You should march with your Pro Hamas pals in our streets today. That is really your team anyway. I can’t stand you and the fake Jews that rally around you!
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Disgusting.
My kindergartener went to the school library for the first time at school yesterday and the book he checked out is about the importance of the first day wearing your hijab. He said he thought it was a book about an adventure on the ocean.
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Charlie once spoke at Cambridge University in a room that was totally against him. When he talked about it on his show, he said: “We need to be unafraid to go into those environments… We need to be unafraid to go into the place where we’re not always going to be applauded. We’re not always going to be celebrated. We’re not always going to be welcomed with open arms.” Vanity Fair put me on their New Establishment list and I understand why some are asking why I would sit down with them. The answer is two-fold: 1) They were going to write something whether I participated or not. I could leave their audience with a story about me told entirely by other people, or I could speak for myself. 2) Growing our movement means going places where everyone doesn’t already agree with us. That’s what our students do on campuses every day, by the way. They set up a table and talk to whoever walks up, including people who disagree with them. They don’t pack up and go home just because someone says something they don’t like or flips their table or spits on them. I ask them to have that courage every day and I should be willing to do the same thing. As conservatives, we know that legacy media outlets are often hostile to us. But it doesn’t make sense to retreat until every magazine, university, cultural institution and media platform we disagree with comes to our side. Charlie didn’t do that, neither do our students, and I won’t do it either. Will they take digs at me? Of course. They spent plenty of time on my appearance, clothes and mannerisms rather than our growth, momentum, and resilience. There are things in the piece that lack context, that were petty, and in some cases even sort of mean, but that was to be expected. But now faith, freedom, and family are sitting in the pages of Vanity Fair, and a whole lot of people who don’t follow Turning Point USA are reading about those principles. To keep taking back ground as conservatives, we need to boldly walk into the left’s “safe spaces,” sharing our values, and talking about why America is worth fighting for. If we actually want to win the culture, we can’t just surrender huge parts of it to the left and then complain that they control it. There are a lot of opinions about the list and the profiles. Mine is that we need more dialogue, not less, and a lot more conservatives willing to walk into rooms where we aren’t expected, aren’t always welcomed, and certainly aren’t guaranteed applause. My plan is to keep walking into them.
Vanity Fair’s New Establishment list:  1. Sam Altman: The Oppenheimer  2. Dario Amodei: The Paradox  3. Elon Musk: The Mad King  4. Jensen Huang: The Man Selling Picks and Shovels for the Gold Rush  5. Kevin Warsh: The Market Mover  6. JD Vance: The MAGA Heir  7. Marco Rubio: The MAGA Spare  8. Sundar Pichai: The Constant Gardener  9. Ted Sarandos: The Winner  10. Neal Mohan: The New Hollywood Mogul  11. Andy Jassy: The Big Chop  12. Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump: The Prodigal Son-in-Law and Favored Daughter 13. John Ternus: Not Far From the Tree  14. Zohran Mamdani: The Merry Mayor  15. Josh Kushner: The Good Kush  16. Gwynne Shotwell: The Adult in the Room  17. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: The Free Radical  18. Pope Leo XIV: His Holiness the Humanist  19. Meredith Kopit Levien: The Lady of the Gray Lady  20. Satya Nadella: Macro at Micro  21. David Ellison: The Son Also Rises  22. Gavin Newsom: The Californian  23. Marc Andreessen: The Edgelord  24. Sheik Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan: The Gamesman  25. Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara: The Odds Couple  26. Christopher Nolan: Zeus  27. MacKenzie Scott: The Giver  28. Alex Karp: The Philosopher King  29. Delphine, Antoine, Alexandre, Frédéric, and Jean Arnault: Their Father’s Children  30. Josh D’Amaro: Not Named Bob  31. Lachlan Murdoch: The Fortunate Son  32. Laurene Powell Jobs: The Benevolent Billionaire  33. Tucker Carlson: MAGA’s Savonarola  34. Kaitlan Collins: The Anchor  35. Taylor Sheridan: The Lone Ranger  36. Ryan Coogler: The Virtuoso  37. Daniel Katz, David Fenkel, Nicolette Aizenberg: The Only Studio With Drip  38. Matthieu Blazy: The Crown Prince  39. Jon Ossoff: The Prospect  40. The Democratic Socialists: The Insurgents  41. Bad Bunny: The Headliner 42. Bari Weiss: The Arriviste  43. Shayne Coplan: The Blockchain Brat  44. Donald Trump Jr.: The Grifter  45. Donna Langley: That’s Dame Donna to You  46. Ryan Murphy: The Counselor of Camp  47. James and Kathryn Murdoch: Gone Their Own Way  48. Alex Soros and Huma Abedin: The True Blues  49. Hasan Piker: Island in the Stream  50. Erika Kirk: The Widow’s Peak vanityfair.com/story/the-new…
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Blessed to have rape gangs? Terrorists? Heroin gangs? Traitors will pay.
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Please follow @RealSKeshel and understand what’s actually happening. Please. I’m begging MAGA - so you are not confused by these demons called “pollsters.”
Meanwhile, in non-polling reality, your state is over 400k redder than it was in 2024, when Trump carried it bigger than anyone for president in 36 years. You should’ve listened to Jack Parkman: “Don’t stand on the tracks when the train’s coming through.”
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Yes it was and when will all the traitors be indicted ⁉️ We the People are FED Up‼️
This was a seditious conspiracy against the Republic waged from within the Department of Justice and at the highest levels of government.
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The LA Times buried this story for decades.
The part I don’t understand, is why be ashamed that your father was born in the U.S.? Why fabricate that he was an “immigrant”, when his mother was just the same? Is being born in California, in the U.S., not good enough? Is he embarrassed of being a Californian? A citizen?
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Is this mid pretending not to understand or is she so stupid she doesn’t understand?
President Trump declines to answer when asked what he meant by "let them take out Los Angeles and San Diego."
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Denying COVID-19 Vaccine induced Turbo Cancer will be one of the bigger post pandemic era crimes committed by doctors. It's worse than denying "died suddenly" because there is little anyone can do to prevent those deaths. However, Turbo Cancer is something we can treat, we can still save lives. I have seen thousands of cancer patients saved because they added repurposed drugs (Ivermectin, Mebendazole) to their Oncology regimens. However, suppressing or denying "Turbo Cancer" as a real phenomenon only hurts these cancer patients who inevitably die due to improper treatment at the hands of conventional Oncology.
Two husbands are now widowers because two best friends got four Pfizer jabs together. Both died eight months apart, same shot, same cancer. Thinking of my sister, who passed three years ago today.
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When you've been in the Senate this long and can't recognize an intel psyops, you probably ought to resign.
“Russian authorities have surely sequenced the Irkutsk pathogen, but refuse to identify it," he continued. "Physical lockdown indicates it cannot be controlled with prophylactic antibiotics, implying engineered pan-resistance or that it isn't plague at all." thedailybeast.com/top-scient…
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He's not an actual doctor, but he is an actual flatulent dwarf... @AbdulElSayed gives Oompa Loompas a bad name...
Abdul El-Sayed Needed Babysitters When He Was Health Director Because he isn't a real doctor, Detroit and Wayne County both had to hire actual doctors to make health decisions By Charlie LeDuff @Charlieleduff Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is not a doctor. That’s not me saying that, it’s the State of Michigan. Even so, El-Sayed got paid like a doctor, pretended to be a doctor, and broke state law doing so. As executive director of the Detroit Health Department and then of the Wayne County Health Department, El-Sayed was prohibited from making medical decisions because he was not and is not a licensed to practice medicine in Michigan (or anywhere else for that matter.) The state allows non-doctors like El-Sayed to be the chief bureaucrat of a local health department, but only if there is a chief medical officer to make actual health decisions. And so, El-Sayed in his short tenures in both Detroit and Wayne County was babysat by two qualified female physicians, and at least one was paid much less than El-Sayed. (Normally the actual doctor earns approximately 30% more than the bureaucrat.) So while El-Sayed plays physician in campaign commercials, the women were doing the actual work. As it happens, El-Sayed was not even qualified to be chief bureaucrat. Again, according to state law, the director of a health department must have an advanced degree in medicine or public health AND at least three years experience in health administration. El-Sayed did not have the required admin experience, but this is Wayne County, where the law is optional for machine hacks like “Dr.” Phoney El-Baloney. Under El-Sayed, the chief medical officer for Detroit in 2016 was Dr. Joneigh Khaldun. El-Sayed went on to run for governor and lost. He then became a TV doctor for CNN as a Covid expert and got almost everything wrong. Dr. Khaldun went on to become the chief medical executive for Gov. Gretchen Whitmer—and, like El-Sayed, she got almost everything wrong about Covid, including school closings and commingling infected people in the state’s nursing homes. El-Sayed resurfaced in 2023 in Wayne County. Still, he had no certification. No residency. No patients. Insufficient medical experience to satisfy state law. Minor details in the Wayne County Machine. El-Sayed got the job, but still couldn’t make medical decisions or supply health care for 150 children locked in the juvenile jail. Still, he was paid an eye-popping $279,000 a year by the time he left to run for Senate last year. (A few days following his announcement, the county machine granted him a $72,000 “consulting contract.”) As El-Sayed played doctor, the actual chief medical officer, Dr. Avani Sheth, was paid $235,000, or nearly 20% less than El-Sayed. Interestingly, El-Sayed’s successor as executive director of the county health department is paid $180,000—a $99,000 pay cut for the position. El-Sayed claims on his social media posts to despise financial misogyny. But El-Sayed doesn’t seem to mind it when it’s posted to his bank ledger. What to call him? Fake doctor? Paper doctor? Unlicensed physician? Call El-Sayed whatever you want, just know he can’t make house calls.
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🚨 Marco Rubio delivers a powerful defense of Western civilization, and why its values still matter today. Speaking in Athens with the Acropolis behind him, Rubio argued that the West was built on the belief that truth exists, mankind can pursue excellence, and the world is governed by fundamental laws. “We share a common view of man and of his place in the universe.” “To hone their potential through perpetual struggle, straining to inch ever closer to perfection.” “Strive to be the best in all things.” The message is clear: Western civilization was built by people striving for truth, excellence and greatness—not settling for “the ordinary and the mediocre.”
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NEW: 🚨 Amy Acton is lying again! Her drivers’ license wasn’t expired, it was suspended on a misdemeanor 🚨 @amyactonoh has responded to Loomered Strategies’ exclusive reporting. The Democrat candidate for Ohio Governor said her 1993 suspended license case was actually just a forgotten and expired license while she was “too busy” working. Franklin County case 1993 TR D 118681 charged R.C. 4507.02(B): is for driving under a Chapter 4509 FRA suspension, not the expired-license offense (then 4507.02(A)(1)). Her March 23, 1994 medical-board resume for that period lists unpaid maternity leave, then June 1993–present home-based part-time research at about 10 hours a week with no salary. That is not a schedule that explains how she was supposedly “too busy to renew,” and it still does not turn an FRA suspension into an expired license. The document clearly says her license was suspended, as @LoomeredStrat exclusively exposed.
🚨 EXCLUSIVE 🚨 Democrat Ohio Gubernatorial Candidate Amy Acton Drove on a Suspended License And Was Convicted of a First-Degree Misdemeanor, Which She’s Been Covering Up And Hiding From Ohio Voters In May 1993, “Amy L. Beech”, known today as Amy Acton, @amyactonoh the Democrat nominee for Ohio Governor and the failed former Director of the Ohio Department of Health, was charged under Ohio law with driving under suspension or revocation. She was convicted of a first-degree misdemeanor, and the court reported six points to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. In Franklin County Municipal Court case 1993 TR D 118681, ticket S43543, she was charged for an offense on May 6, 1993, pled no contest, and was found guilty of a first-degree misdemeanor. This is not a minor traffic infraction. Section 4507.02(B)(1) of Ohio law from that year barred anyone whose license had been suspended or revoked from driving in Ohio during that suspension. It was a first-degree misdemeanor under Ohio criminal law, not a parking ticket or a speeding ticket you mail in and forget. The State Medical Board of Ohio asked physicians a direct question on the 1994 Application for Certificate to Practice Medicine. Amy’s conviction was entered on May 20, 1993. Her Ohio medical license, number 35.066895, was issued less than thirteen months later, on June 16, 1994. Question 17 on paperwork for her State medical license asked: “Have you ever been convicted or found guilty of a violation of federal law, state law, or municipal ordinance other than a minor traffic violation?” Amy answered no. That was a lie. She had already been found guilty of a first-degree misdemeanor for driving under suspension. She looked the Ohio Medical Board in the face and denied a conviction that was already on the court record. That was the question. It asked whether she had ever been convicted or found guilty of anything beyond a minor traffic violation. Driving under suspension is not a minor traffic violation. Under Ohio law from that year, section 4507.02(B), it was a first-degree misdemeanor. That offense is in the first-degree misdemeanor tier because driving after the state has already taken your driving privilege away is a direct challenge to the licensing system itself. The public court file still does not say why Amy’s license was suspended in the first place. That remains a mystery. What is not a mystery though is what she did next. She drove anyway. She was stopped. She pleaded no contest. She was found guilty. Amy Acton has an obligation to explain her record to Ohio voters. Why did she ignore her driver’s license suspension? Every Ohioan is expected to follow the law. A candidate for Governor does not get a free pass when the question is whether she treated a state-ordered suspension as optional. When the Medical Board drew a line between ordinary tickets and real convictions, driving under suspension fell on the side that required an honest answer. Amy Acton is asking Ohioans to make her Governor. Before they vote this November, they should read Question 17 as the Board wrote it in 1994, read section 4507.02(B) as the General Assembly wrote it that year, and read the docket as the magistrate entered it: guilty of a first-degree misdemeanor. They should demand that Amy finally explain the suspension she was under, and why she chose to violate it. A first-degree misdemeanor for driving under suspension was serious enough for the criminal code. It was serious enough for the Medical Board’s 1993 application to demand disclosure beyond a minor traffic violation. Pretending otherwise is not nuance. It is deliberate evasion. Why was her license suspended? Was she caught driving drunk? 👇🏻 RECEIPTS: @LoomeredStrat
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This isn't going away. The lawyers at the DOJ are gonna need to reach down and find their balls. We know you're slow walking investigations and still protecting crooked lawyers in the DOJ. Is your loyalty to your country or your profession/career? Pick one.
The lawyers at the DOJ who sought the subpoenas for this, are still at the DOJ. Why? Why has Dan Bishop not done ANYTHING with the 30k FBI man hours worth of evidence that were put into Fulton County election fraud? Why has Quinnones done NOTHING with the Russia Gate evidence?
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Today, three years after the horrific October 7 attacks, we remember the innocent lives taken by Hamas terrorists. The Trump Administration remains committed to confronting terrorism and bringing hostages home. America will always stand as a beacon of freedom, defending our allies and values around the world.
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You can see the "crazy" in her eyes as well as the fear of being asked questions... @JocelynBenson should not be in charge of a Dollar General, let alone a whole state...
Jocelyn Benson doesn’t want to let anyone ask a question. She hides behind her comms staffer and has a preselected list of outlets:
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Americans better be paying attention.
Abdul’s mother cashed the checks for bin Laden, his father is part of the Muslim Brotherhood, and his sister is on a terrorist watch list.
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Coming to America if you don't vote red.
French students.
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They have NOT changed their mind. They will just say anything to get elected. They're banking on you being uninformed and too lazy to research candidates.
Dems in tight races backpedal on trans messaging - after voting to support biological men in women's sports trib.al/NGtrWRL
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