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You’d be hard pressed to find an election system easier to game or more susceptible to technical issues and fraud than ranked-choice voting.
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‼️Republican committees have significantly out-raised Democrat committees this cycle. Instead of trying to catch up, Democrats do what they always do: turn to the courts to save them from their failure. The Court rightly rejected helping the Democrats. 🇺🇸 townhall.com/news/amy-curtis…
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📺 TUNE IN TONIGHT: Former @FEC Chair and RNLA Texas leader @TXElectionLaw will join Tiffany Meier Tonight ~ 7:30 PM CT to discuss @AGToddBlanche's announcement that 10 foreign nationals have been indicted for illegal voting and voter-registration offenses in Minnesota. @NTDNews @TMTonightShow ntd.com/ntdplus/tiffany-meie…
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Anna Dean retweeted
I think Sen. Blackburn is a top-notch senator and Sam Adkisson is a top-notch pick. I hope this is some sort of miscommunication that can be resolved quickly. nationalreview.com/bench-mem…
This is extraordinary and bad. Sam Adkisson is a dream pick for President Trump appointing someone with superb credentials and the potential to be a judge for a long time. I'm shocked. Failing to return a blue slip on Sam is something I'd expect from Sheldon Whitehouse!
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Our thoughts and prayers go out to Israeli Ambassador Yechiel Leiter, whose son is fighting for his life after a Palestinian terrorist rammed into a police vehicle at a checkpoint. Ambassador Leiter is pictured below from last December when he hosted RNLA at the Israeli Embassy.
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Conman @AbdulElSayed knows Medicare for All won’t work. That’s why his own wife’s practice doesn’t even accept it.
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saw a leaf fall this morning
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Anna Dean retweeted
State-administered death is now more common in Canada than gun homicide is in the U.S. That didn’t happen by accident.
🇨🇦 Deaths from assisted dying: 16499 🇺🇸 Deaths from firearm homicaide: 15364 More people died through Canada’s assisted dying program than were killed with guns in the United States. Make it make sense...
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Locked shelves. Closed stores. Higher prices. Failed leadership.  As Attorney General, I’ll crack down on organized retail theft to make New York safer and more affordable.
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This week, former White House Counsel David Warrington joins AFL President @GeneHamilton on The Arena. We discuss his journey from trial work to conservative legal fights, what it was like to advise President Trump, and the judicial activism of the 60s and 70s. 00:00 - Intro 00:21 - David Warrington Joins the Show 01:45 - Six Days Out of High School, Into the Marines 04:18 - What the Marine Corps Teaches You 06:45 - Why Law School? 07:35 - The Yellow Legal Pad 09:14 - Great Mentors Along the Way 10:17 - Law as Public Service 11:47 - “Just Be a Good Lawyer” 13:35 - From Trial Work to Conservative Legal Fights 14:07 - General Counsel for the Campaigns 17:51 - 600 Lawyers 19:11 - No Magic Fairy for Your Career 20:16 - Nobody Gets There Alone 22:23 - What Was It Like to Advise President Trump? 22:50 - A Challenging Client a Legal Nerd Loves 24:10 - Promises Kept: Panama Canal to Iran 25:58 - The Sides of the President People Don’t See 27:13 - He Signs the Notes Himself 28:41 - The Lawyer Is Not the Decision-Maker 31:37 - Don’t Just Say No: The Richmond Analogy 34:10 - Ready to Fight on Day One 35:46 - Taking the First Injunction All the Way Up 37:50 - Avoiding the Trains You See Coming 39:13 - Getting Inside the Opponent’s Decision Cycle 40:37 - What the Average American Doesn’t See 42:34 - Meritless Lawsuits Have a Purpose 44:31 - Sued at 12:01 Over DOGE 46:12 - The Ballroom Standing Problem 47:55 - Standing as Sword and Shield 49:28 - A Thought Experiment: Historical Figures in Modern DC 50:27 - Judicial Activism of the 60s and 70s 51:46 - Bringing Back Judicial Modesty 52:32 - What Trump Looks for in a Judge 53:51 - The President Is Supremely Engaged 55:13 - Climb the Mountain, Don’t Skip to the Top 58:25 - Giving the President Choices 1:00:35 - Advice: “I Want to Be Dave Warrington” 1:01:52 - Take the Opportunities That Come 1:03:56 - Always Be a Good Lawyer, Work Hard 1:05:21 - Outro
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My wife when I file a particularly effective comment to a proposed federal regulatory effort.
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New! Monday on @TheArenaAFL—the first media appearance by former White House Counsel, Dave Warrington. Don't miss it!
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Anna Dean retweeted
Hezbollah releases a statement declaring, without evidence, that Israeli security service Mossad engineered Tuesday’s attacks. The group falsely claims that Jews disproportionately survived the attacks and were told not to come to work. In fact, Jews disproportionately died in the attacks. Jews comprise 2.4% of the U.S. population and about 15% of those who died in the attack were Jewish.
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Anyways, here's Abdul LITERALLY TODAY sneaking in the back door of Chuck Schumer's DC office to beg him and his friends for corporate money.
Mike Rogers is just trying to take another swing at the revolving door of politics. 🚪 But if you want somebody who’s never taken a dime of corporate PAC money, then I’m your guy.
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Anna Dean retweeted
I miss incandescent light bulbs, and know I’m not alone. Millions of Americans mourn their disappearance, which began when the federal government effectively banned them just a few years ago. LED light bulbs are amazingly efficient and have their place, but they’re expensive and not well suited for every customer in every situation. My bill, the LIT Act (“LIT” is short for “Liberating Incandescent Technology”), would give American consumers the freedom to choose the right light bulb for the job—even if that means incandescent lighting—based on their own, unique needs and preferences. We’re discussing the LIT Act today at a hearing before the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. Passing this legislation would be a huge win for consumer choice, competition, affordability, and aesthetics.
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Mass celebrations break out in the West Bank and Gaza, and Palestinians cheer, dance, and distribute free sweets. Palestine is the only known place on earth to see overwhelming popular celebration of yesterday’s attacks, although Yasser Arafat condemned the attacks and denied responsibility yesterday.
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One of his best speeches ever (and I've seen basically all of them in the last 2 years).
VP @JDVance: “Don’t give the country over to a bunch of crazy people because you happen to disagree with us on a policy issue here or there. Look I’m not asking anybody to agree with me on every single issue... What I am asking you to do is recognize the contrast with the radicals and recognize the achievements of the last 18 months.”
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Ahead of the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, 2,977 drones lit up the sky over New York Harbor, each representing a life lost on that tragic day. This breathtaking tribute stands as a solemn reminder of America’s resilience and the extraordinary courage of the heroes and first responders who gave everything. To the victims, their families, and all who served: We will never forget.
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Anna Dean retweeted
the way I conceived of a 24 year old banker saving his colleagues from a burning building back when it happened, when I was still in high school, was these were adults. looking back now, so many of them were so, so young. they just started.
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The 'Man in the Red Bandana' finally honored for his sacrifice. 25 years after Welles Crowther gave his life saving others on 9/11, the 'Man in the Red Bandana' is awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Crowther was just 24 when he repeatedly went back into the South Tower, helping as many as 18 people escape. Survivors remembered one unmistakable detail about the stranger who helped save their lives: the red bandana covering his face. Crowther never made it out, but the people he helped did. Now his mother and sister accept the nation’s highest civilian honor on his behalf, cementing a legacy born from the extraordinary choice to keep going back for others.
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