MARICOPA ELECTION TRAINING TAPES EMERGE: Maricopa County Election Trainers Admit Poll Workers Cannot Stop Third Party Ballot Harvesting: "It's Not Our Job to Police That." OMG Citizen Journalists are on the inside recording Maricopa County Election Trainings. "We're not any type of law enforcement," said Maricopa County Election Trainer Amy Bricker when undercover O’Keefe Media Group (@OKeefeMedia) journalists questioned how poll workers should respond to ballot harvesting during election training. When asked if poll workers can call out illegal activity, Bricker stated, "No, you cannot." During the training, one OMG citizen journalist raised concerns: "We had a couple instances during the primary where someone brought in a stack [of ballots]. My question is, are we allowed to say anything?" Bricker’s response was clear: "As long as the ballot is signed and dated, we don’t get involved." Election trainers confirmed that even if ballots are harvested illegally, "If it's signed by the owners, it's valid," raising serious questions about the integrity of the voting process. Additionally, OMG citizen journalists discovered that the Department of Justice (DOJ) federal agents will be stationed inside polling centers across Maricopa County. When questioned why, Bricker responded, "They could be following up on a lawsuit or monitoring things for this election." @maricopacounty @MaricopaVote @RecordersOffice @stephen_richer Follow me for more intel drops! x.com/jamesokeefeiii….

H1-B visas are the new Agent Orange, and the US government owes compensation to American workers. - The US government created the H1-B program - The US government approved every H1-B visa - The US government allowed the program to be abused YOU WERE NOT SCREWED BY INDIAN TECH COMPANIES- BUT BY YOUR OWN GOVERNMENT

I’ve got very sad news: Jim Copenhaver, who was shot at the Butler Trump rally on July 13, 2024, has died. I don’t have many details at this point, but it’s no secret that Jim was dealing with permanent injuries from Butler—including having bullet fragments still inside of him. RIP Jim

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)

Apple paid $25 million. Meta paid $14 million. OpenAI just paid $3.2 million. All three settled the same DOJ finding: they rigged hiring so Americans couldn't apply, then handed the jobs to visa workers. Three of the most valuable companies on earth, same scheme, same government charge. When the fine is a rounding error, the fine is just a cost of doing business.

How is this even possible? Bank robbers go to prison, but fraud doesn't?

Teachers in New York are unable to pass a basic literacy exam, so they got rid of the exam. Liberal logic.

Since Nick Shirley exposed fraud in MN, journalists in WA have been exposing the same grift Democratic politicians have responded by calling reporters racists & threatening to charge them with hate crimes Katie Daviscourt just exposed another $5 million in alleged fraud the same day Bob Ferguson announced more funding for daycares

1,149,745 H-1B visas were issued to Indians in just 8 years from March 2017 to December 2025. Additional 893,455 visas issued for H4 dependent visa during the same period. That is total 2 million H1B and H4 visa for Indians alone, as per official government data. Source: Nonimmigrant Visa Statistics, U.S. Department of State (Link in comment)

So far this year, remittances to India from the US total about $74 billion. And $30+ billion to Mexico. IDK about you guys, but I’m pretty sick and tired of the US being used to support the damn world.

Wait a minute. Purdue needs an H-1B for a management lecturer making $142,380? Apparently, there wasn’t a single American available who could make a PowerPoint, run a meeting, and say “circle back”?

ARRESTED ▪️Marcos Simo-Cepeda — an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic — was convicted for lewd & lascivious assault on a child ▪️Jaime Velasquez-Orozco — an illegal alien from Mexico — was convicted for lewd or lascivious acts with a child ▪️Sergio Ehuan-Canul, — an illegal alien from Mexico — was convicted for attempted indecency with a child - sexual contact ▪️Nehemias Omar Garcia-Martinez — an illegal alien from Honduras — was convicted for second-degree rape -1 in Florida -1 in California -1 in Texas -1 in Maryland Thank you, ICE, for arresting pedophiles & rapists. @DHSgov

Illegal aliens are being arrested across the country for unlawfully voting in our elections & I’m feeling so vindicated.

Jelly Roll, Garth Brooks, and Bret Michaels finally found a support group. 🤣 Bud Light in one hand. Tillamook cheese in the other. Pickled eggs and wieners sitting there like somebody cleaned out a gas station refrigerator. At this point they’re probably saying, “Go ahead, cancel something else. We got room on the table.” This isn’t a bar anymore. It’s the clearance aisle of bad decisions.

When Jim Kelley was sick with cancer Trump flew him to the best hospital in NY and put up his family in one of his hotels for however long it took Kelley played for the Buffalo Bills who did nothing for him But Al doesn’t mention that

This is egregious and unforgivable of legacy media. You can’t hate them enough.

Andrew Wimsatt spent his life figuring out how to make things last longer. Roads, bridges, tunnels, pavement, friendships. He held three civil engineering degrees from the University of Texas at Austin, spent 18 years at TxDOT, ten of them as Fort Worth District Pavement Engineer, and in 2006 joined the Texas A&M Transportation Institute, where he eventually ran the Materials and Pavements Division and its $9 million annual research program. He worked on ground-penetrating radar, nondestructive testing, asset management. Describing the work once, he said the real challenge wasn't building new things; it was making what we already have last longer. Andrew made what we already have last longer. He was an obsessive live-music fan who would fly across the country to see a band. He loved Slowdive. In 2023 he was recommending "Souvlaki" and "everything is alive" to anyone who'd listen, singled out their cover of Syd Barrett's "Golden Hair," and admitted that when he heard them play it at FYF in 2014, he teared up. In 2016, when bad weather killed Levitation and Slowdive threw together a surprise show at the Scoot Inn, Andrew happened to be sitting at his computer and grabbed two $7.50 tickets in the roughly two minutes before it sold out. Then he recorded the entire set on his iPhone for a friend. He made music too. He'd been in bands with Karl Rehn since high school, engineered their home cassette recordings in the early 1980s, and in 1990 released "Reflections" under the name the Andrew Wimsatt Ensemble, cut at Sixth Street Studio. He and Rehn made music videos that ran for years on Austin's ACTV, and contributed to the score of a 1994 documentary about Barton Springs. Then there was the archiving, which is maybe the most Andrew thing about him. He clipped television. Constantly, expertly, for free, for people he admired. The Fifth Column crew (@wethefifth) called him "Busty Wimsatt" and, in their newsletters, "ever-alert," "indefatigable," and at least once "American hero." @MattWelch called him their most devoted cliphawker. Andrew painstakingly uploaded old episodes of "The Independents" so they wouldn't disappear. He clipped @KatTimpf's Fox appearances for her Locals community. He sent @walterkirn clips of Kirn's own jokes. "Boy did I feel special," Kirn wrote today. "Not many strangers will go out of their way to give another that kind of encouragement." He was not, for the record, employed by any of these people. He contributed old photographs to @iowahawkblog's Dave's Car ID Service. He was a fixture in Austin's science fiction community and once drove Howard Waldrop home from Worldcon. He was an executive producer of Penn Jillette and Adam Rifkin's "Director's Cut," and appears in it, briefly, as "Greeting Cop." He hosted a regular libertarian beer gathering at the Johnny Cash-themed bar Mean Eyed Cat. He was, per @JTLonsdale, one of University of Austin’s (@uaustinorg) original small donors. He bought a camouflage "No Step on Snek" hat at a Texas gun show this summer and his friends heard about it. The man lived. He lived in Cambridge Towers, a 1965 midcentury modern building near the Capitol. Punk rock, pop surrealism, midcentury furniture, a gentle Southern manner. He loved salt to a degree his friends used as a unit of measurement. He was, by every single account, one of the kindest people anyone had met. @greggutfeld: supremely gentle, willing to do just about anything for another person. @PlanetTyrus: always positive, physically slight, with a monster laugh. @NancyRomm says he once gave her the jacket off his back when she was getting hypothermic. A friend of 13 years and dozens of concerts tells me he never once heard Andrew say an unpleasant thing about anyone. Both his parents were English professors. His father, James, was a Chaucer scholar at UT Austin who died in 2023 at 96. His mother, Mary, took her doctorate at Duke, ran the Society for the Study of Southern Literature, held an endowed chair as McClintock Professor of Southern Letters at South Carolina, wrote the first full-length study of a nineteenth-century novelist almost nobody remembered, and spent five years on a public radio project designed to get ordinary people reading Faulkner and Welty. His parents spent their careers recovering things other people had stopped reading. They taught their son to make things last longer. His mother now has Alzheimer's and lives in a nursing home in Round Rock. Andrew helped care for his father at the end, and then her. His routine was to drive out, walk with her, and then take a second walk alone. He photographed what he saw on his walks. His Instagram is herons -- wading, fishing, one caught mid-wingspan over the water -- plus hawks in bare branches, a squirrel wedged in a tree hollow, a snail on a brick wall, bluebonnets, and a lot of Texas sky at the second it went orange. Two days before he died, he was at a friend's house for movie night, watching Mystery Science Theater 3000 do "The Crawling Hand." He spent his whole life trying to make things last longer, and he was good at it, and he was doing it right up to the end -- the second walk of the morning, until he sat on a park bench in the morning sun. He is survived by his siblings, Alison Ross and David Joseph Wimsatt. And by his mother, who he walked with that morning, and who does not know he isn't coming back next week.

🚨 Exactly one year ago, after Charlie's assassination, I posted this bum's tweet. One year later, Professor Farhana Sultana is still employed... and she's from Bangladesh. This miscreant teaches "Climate Justice" at Syracuse University. Hours after Charlie was murdered, this professor FROM BANGLADESH rushed to social media to glorify his spilled blood. "REST IN PISS" was her first tweet. That was her gut reaction to an American citizen being killed. What followed from her degenerate mind was nothing short of vomit worthy: - "REST IN PISS. He and his ilk can ALL rest in piss." - "He and his ilk do not get sympathy from me. They can all rest in piss." - "Give him what he valued; no empathy. He's a genocidal, white supremacist." - "He died the way he lived." - "I hate this pandering and rewriting to make white supremacist violent warmongers seem more palatable." That's only a small sample of what's in her head. This big mouth spent over 100 days on paid-leave after celebrating the murder of Charlie Kirk. The campus wanted this to blow over, so they paid her to sit her ass at home. Our State Department said that foreigners who wish death on American citizens would be deported. Our Education Secretary said that no students should be in a classroom with a teacher who supports murder. Why hasn't her visa been put through the shredder 10 times over? Why hasn't $300 MILLION in federal funding been yanked from the blood-thirsty hands of Syracuse University? It's been one year since Charlie's murder. This foreign lunatic is still unleashed on students. I won't ever let this go. Our government will, but I won't. Our Education Secretary will, but I won't. Charlie deserves justice. @EDSecMcMahon @StateDept @USCIS

In modern America, innocent men are beheaded in broad daylight sitting on a park bench because Democrats decided that importing the dregs of the third world by the millions was more important than literally anything else.

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