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Eddie retweeted
Greg Abbott still has power in Texas and Lara Logan just put Galveston County on his desk.
Ken Paxton beat James Talarico in Galveston County, and the official numbers are not a rumor. Paxton took 52 percent there, 69,943 votes, and Talarico took 46.1 percent, 62,051 votes, with Ted Brown picking up 1.9 percent, and every precinct is already in, about 134,598 ballots counted. Galveston voted Republican at the top of the ticket while they told you Talarico took the state at about 55 to 43. You want me to look at that and call it a mood swing? How does a county that just handed Paxton a clean win get swallowed by a statewide story where he supposedly got crushed?
Now keep in mind what Lara actually asked, because she did not hide it. Texans are looking at Governor Abbott and Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick to hear them and to do a statewide audit… not a risk limiting audit that only counts a fraction of the votes, but a real 100 percent audit that includes the cast vote records and verification of citizenship. I read that and I thought, why is this even a fight if the county already published the count? If Galveston is sitting there in the open and it does not match the story they sold you about the whole state, you open the books. You do not sample a sliver, pat yourself on the back, and tell everybody else to go home.
And yet the people who still hold power can wait you out… they can call you crazy, they can say the canvass will handle it, they can bury what makes them uncomfortable and hope you get tired. Lara asked the question they hate. If the leaders still in power do not do the right thing, if they ignore what is blatantly obvious and once again bury the fraud, then are we supposed to understand that they have been bought off? Why else would you cower when your entire state and the Republic is at stake?
You have a choice, Greg Abbott, and you have one too, Dan Patrick. Order the real statewide audit with the cast vote records and the citizenship checks, or tell every Texan watching Galveston that their own eyes do not count. James Talarico does not get a U.S. Senate seat handed to him while a county like that is sitting on the table unanswered.
Greg Abbott, Dan Patrick, do the 100 percent audit. Cast vote records. Citizenship. The whole state. No fraction, no sample, no burying it.
Pray, Stand, Speak, ACT.
Love,
What all of you good people are thinking
In Galveston County official results show Ken Paxton beat the freak. Many Texans are now looking to Govt Abbott & LTG Dan Patrick to hear them & do a statewide audit - not a risk limiting audit that only counts a fraction of the votes but a real 100 percent audit that includes the cast vote records and verification of citizenship. If the leaders still in power do not do the right thing, if they ignore what is blatantly obvious & once again bury the fraud, then are we to understand that they have been bought off? Why else would you cower when your entire state & the Republic is at stake?
Eddie retweeted
🚨 "إيلون ماسك يقطع شوط الفضاء عن أوروبا ويوقف إطلاق أقمارها تماماً!".. صدام تاريخي غير مسبوق بين SpaceX والاتحاد الأوروبي!
في قرار صادم هزّ قطاع تكنولوجيا الفضاء والدفاع، أعلنت إدارة غرف العمليات في SpaceX عن تعليق كافة مشاريع إطلاق الأقمار الصناعية الحكومية الأوروبية فوراً!
🔥 كواليس الصدام العاصف بين الطرفين:
• موقف SpaceX الإجباري:
"اعتباراً من اليوم، تم إيقاف جميع منصات الإطلاق، وأكواد القياس عن بُعد، ودمج الأقمار الصناعية الحكومية الأوروبية في المدار."
• رد وكالة الفضاء الأوروبية:
"هذا يعتبر عملاً عدائياً ضد بنيتنا التحتية الفضائية.. أقمارنا الصناعية الخاصة بمراقبة المناخ والدفاع ستظل محتجزة على الأرض إلى أجل غير مسمى!"
• رد إيلون ماسك المباشر والناري:
"استخدمتم لوائح تنظيمية تعسفية لفرض غرامات بمليارات الدولارات على X وStarlink.. عقد الإطلاق ملغى رسمياً!"
• التهديد الأوروبي بالرد:
الوكالة تصرح: "سنقوم بتجميد الحسابات المصرفية الإقليمية لـ SpaceX ومصادرة facilities الإطلاق التابعة لكم في أوروبا."
• القصف الكاسح من ماسك:
"جمدوا ما تشاؤون من حسابات.. مع حجم البيروقراطية لديكم، لن تتمكنوا أبداً من وضع قمر دفاعي بزنة 5 أطنان في المدار!"
المواجهة بين التنظيم الحكومي البيروقراطي واحتكار التكنولوجيا الفضائية وصلت إلى نقطة اللاعودة.. من يتحكم في منصات الإطلاق هو من يملك زمام الفضاء!
📌 احفظ التغريدة بمفضلتك لترقب كواليس الحرب الجيوسياسية على الفضاء 🔖👇
Eddie retweeted
For 10 years, Trump supporters and conservative have been gaslit about everything. I’m quite simply done with knowing I am right and knowing the facts and being told that what I believe is false. I’m fighting mad. @NEWSMAX @NEWSMAXPodcasts @SecMullinDHS @FBIDirectorKash @HarmeetKDhillon @AGToddBlanche
Eddie retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: Sen. DAVE MCCORMICK (R-PA) just JOINED the effort to block John Thune's reelection as Senate GOP Leader this week, instead DELAYING Minority Leader selections
Wow! That's now Mike Lee, Ron Johnson, Rick Scott, John Kennedy and McCormick
"One of the things I learned in business and the Army is that after a failure, you have to start with honesty, transparency, and accountability." 🔥
"I don’t believe we should move to leadership elections until we have digested and debated the lessons of the midterms and how to move forward."
"We need leadership in place fast, but Tuesday is too soon."
Republicans need answers about what went wrong BEFORE rushing to hand out leadership titles, and see how Thune leads us through the lame duck period
GET SHT DONE and SHOW US!
Eddie retweeted
Now they find the gas pedal?
Marsha Blackburn says the Senate GOP is ready to ram the agenda through before the Democrats take over… judges, US Marshals, a third reconciliation bill, and they only need 50 votes. Read that again and ask yourself one simple question. If you only needed 50 votes the whole time, what exactly were you doing with the majority we handed you?
We knocked doors, we gave money we did not have, we stood in the cold and watched good people get smeared and dragged through courtrooms for asking honest questions, and these guys sat on their hands while judges waited and nominees sat in a drawer and the people who sent them to Washington were told to be patient, trust the process, wait for the right moment. Now the clock is running out on them and suddenly there is a fire under every chair in the cloakroom… funny how that works.
Here is the reality. Urgency in that building only shows up when their own seats are on the line, never when yours are. They do not move because the country needs it, they move when the cameras are rolling and the donors are nervous and the clock starts ticking on their majority. That is not leadership, it is panic dressed up as courage, and you can smell it from Denver.
And yet I will say this plainly… if they are going to do it, then do it. All of it. Confirm every judge, every Marshal, pass the bill, and do not come back to us with one more excuse about the parliamentarian or decorum or the usual handful of names who always seem to find a reason to vote no at the last minute. You do not get a medal for showing up to work in the final weeks of the job. You get judged on whether you finished it.
How many months did we lose? How many seats on the bench could have been filled while the cool kids club held cocktail parties and told us it was complicated? Think I am wrong? Show me the votes they took when it actually mattered.
@realDonaldTrump, hold every one of them to it, Mr President. Fifty votes, no excuses, no more delay, and names on the record for anyone who flinches.
Pray, Stand, Speak, ACT.
Eddie retweeted
It’s going to be a wild week in the US Senate. Buckle up.
I have been calling around to various Republican Senators this weekend.
A few takeaways…
1. Conference is just furious — pissed is an understatement.
2. They see their own inaction on critical issues like the SAVE Act and insider trading bills as a major de-motivator for the midterms. They blame Thune and leadership for playing safe.
3. The rushed Leadership vote Tuesday is seen as a blatant insult. Senators want to know how their Leaders will respond to lame duck session and being in a steep minority.
4. Over a dozen Senators are demanding round the clock work on Trump nominations and judicial appointments. Some believe parts of the SAVE Act can still be passed through reconciliation.
5. Recess appointments are also being demanded. Thune is holding them up.
6. Senators are openly questioning their adherence to “tradition” — blue slip, filibuster etc. — as a new crop of Democrats couldn’t care less and will destroy tradition for power in a heartbeat.
7. There’s a sense that something big is going to happen. A real shakeup. Stay tuned…
One Senator tells me: “The guys blocking an America First conference are all gone now. It’s never going back to the old ways. Time to try new things…”
Buckle up.
Eddie retweeted
CAN SOMEONE WALK ME THROUGH HOW THIS MAKES SENSE
By the time I retire at 65, I'll have paid roughly $480,000 into Social Security between my contributions and my employer's match.
If that same money had just sat in an index fund averaging 7%, it would be worth about $2.1M. The dividends alone off that would be $147,000 a year.
Instead, the government is projecting I'll get $2,600 a month at 65. That's about $31,200 a year.
Someone explain the gap between those two numbers, because I genuinely don't understand where the rest of it goes.
Eddie retweeted
🚨 President Trump just gave an INCREDIBLY honest answer about whether or not he can forgive enemies like James Comey or Nancy Pelosi -- even when he's on his deathbed
"I love our country FAR more than I can love people."
"I don't think it's an easy question. I found them to be EXTREMELY dishonest people. Very bad, VERY bad for our country.
"The answer is no. I want to be honest. Before the judgment of God. No, I think there were very bad people that I dislike. I can use the word hate. I do hate some of my enemies."
"I probably cannot do that now because I do hate some of my enemies, and I always will."
Eddie retweeted
Sen. Ron Johnson just secured the five votes that stop Thune's automatic reinstallation. This forces the conference to meet and actually talk before any leadership vote. No more silent, closed-door coronation.
Thune needs to be replaced as soon as possible. He's a loser.
Eddie retweeted
Sarah McBride confirmed Saturday the vulgar quote he gave about Stephen Miller on Friday. McBride had said Trump put Miller in “the cuck chair in the Oval Office” because Miller is “even more unlikable than him.” A cuck chair is internet slang for a chair facing a bed where a man sits while another man has sex with his wife. McBride then confirmed his quote by quote-posting it and said “Yep.” That confirmation locks in the Democrat narrative: vulgar language and the public claim that McBride is a woman.
McBride is a man. He was elected as a man presenting as a woman, and he continues to insist the public treat that presentation as fact. The “cuck chair” line is the same approach in different packaging. It’s crude, it’s personal, and it substitutes insult for argument, fantasy for reality. Voters in Delaware didn’t send McBride to Washington to talk about chairs in the Oval Office or to demand that biological reality be ignored.
We’ve seen the same pattern from other Democrat lawmakers. Hakeem Jeffries called Miller a “dangerous xenophobe” whose presence should be “eradicated like a malignant tumor.” Gavin Newsom labeled him one of the “most vile thugs to ever slither into the Oval Office.” The official Democrats account told Miller to “shut up you ugly f***.” Many of these attacks look like jealousy. Miller is a patriot who strengthened immigration enforcement and helped save countless lives. He’s also happily married with four children. Democrats should applaud that record. Instead McBride and the rest use vulgarity as a cover for their own resentment.
This is the record McBride is building. No serious legislative proposals that can pass, no concrete plan to lower costs, and a steady stream of public remarks that treat the job as performance. His confirmation on X on Saturday that his vulgar quote was real makes the point explicit. McBride chose the language, then chose to proudly stand by it.
Congress has enough members who traffic in insults. It doesn’t need another one who also requires everyone else to participate in a false claim about his sex. McBride’s contribution to Congress so far is his vulgarity and his lie. That’s the full measure of what he’s offered since Democrats won the midterms.
Eddie retweeted
Having spent my entire career working in human services and mental health, I genuinely believe that if everyday Americans saw what actually goes on inside our entitlement system, they’d be furious.
Every time someone questions these programs, we’re immediately shown the saddest child or most desperate single mother they can find. We hear their heartbreaking stories, how difficult their lives are, and how desperately they need help.
And those people absolutely exist. They deserve help.
But have you ever noticed what we DON’T see?
The outcome.
We never seem to get the follow-up showing how our tax dollars actually helped these people become financially independent. How many got off assistance? How many are doing better five years later? Where are those stories?
Instead, we’ve built a system that can actually discourage people from improving their circumstances.
Think about a single mother receiving food stamps and subsidized daycare. She gets a raise, takes on more hours, or finds a better-paying job. Sounds great, right?
Except now she risks losing benefits that are worth more than her increase in pay.
So she’s working harder and potentially ending up worse off financially.
What exactly is her incentive to get ahead?
And that’s just one part of the problem nobody wants to discuss.
There are people who’ve practically turned gaming government benefits into a career. They know the rules, the loopholes, and exactly how to maximize what they can collect. And they’re perfectly content to keep doing it.
The Somali fraud allegations exposed by Nick Shirley shocked people. But I don’t think most Americans realize how much abuse and dysfunction exists in these programs right here among American citizens.
Then there’s the bureaucracy itself.
I’ve encountered government employees who’ve held their positions for 15 or 20 years, who are apathetic on their best days and downright rude and incompetent on their worst. People who seem to face no accountability and somehow manage to fail upward.
And what is government’s answer to all of this?
More money. Always more money.
More programs. More employees. Bigger budgets.
Meanwhile, we’re still being shown the same heartbreaking stories, year after year, without anyone bothering to explain why all the money we’ve already spent hasn’t solved the problems.
I’ve spent my career working with people who need help. I absolutely believe in a safety net.
But I also believe the goal should be to help people reach a point where they no longer need it.
We should be measuring success by how many people become self-sufficient, not how many people remain enrolled in government programs.
And I think taxpayers have every right to ask why we aren’t.
Eddie retweeted
It’s time for Americans to unite
Black attorney in Detroit drove into a neighborhood, was immediately surrounded by 30 Arabs and robbed, they took her purse and robbed her. They yelled racial slurs. More came, 80 Arabs had her surrounded
An Arab hit her car with his car and then the crowd of Arabs removed the license plate and pushed the vehicle away so the coming police wouldn’t find the evidence
They then surrounded the black attorney and were racist and threatening towards her
For those who don’t know there is an extremely extensive racist history of Muslims to Blacks. Muslims throughout history and even today an Islamic countries don’t like blacks, they take them as slaves and in their society they are seen as “diseased” and extremely undesirable
This is real, and is happening today in Arab countries. Not all Arab think like this but an overwhelming amount do, especially in Islamic countries
Michigan imported Muslims and this is the result
Eddie retweeted
🚨 JUST IN: Sec. Marco Rubio was just asked to get involved in the 2026 midterms defeat discussion and his response is PURE CLASS
"I don't comment on domestic politics. Sorry to be less-than-exiting...this role is best done when you DON'T engage yourself in domestic politics. That's a longstanding tradition [for US State Department]." 🇺🇸
He's Secretary of State.
He answers to the president, fights for our national interests overseas, and he does it well!
THANK YOU MARCO!
Eddie retweeted
We are not asking for another promise. We are demanding elections we can independently verify, and nobody gets to tell us to forget six years of fighting for that because a politician won, a politician lost or somebody on television is tired of hearing about it.
What changed? Show us which vulnerabilities were closed, how those changes were tested and where the records are that let the public verify the work. Questions about voter rolls, citizenship verification, mail ballot authentication, chain of custody and election software deserve documented answers, not another round of “trust us bro.”
When people bring forward alleged discrepancies in Texas, Virginia, Colorado or California, examine the evidence. If the numbers are wrong, show the correction. If the records reconcile, show the reconciliation. If there is evidence of fraud, preserve it, investigate it and hold whoever is responsible accountable. Calling someone a conspiracy theorist is not a forensic examination, and repeating “certified” does not answer a technical question.
And to the Republicans who raised money promising to fix this, we are demanding an accounting from you too. What did you actually change? Which safeguards did you deliver? You do not get to campaign on transparency and then treat the people demanding it as an embarrassment.
My demands have not changed. No machines. No mail-in ballots. Voter ID required. Citizens only. Accurate voter rolls. A documented chain of custody, publicly observable counting and results that can be independently checked. No black-box system where the people paying for it are expected to accept whatever comes out of it.
Media personalities and journalists do not get to dismiss technical findings by ridiculing the people presenting them. Bring in qualified experts, disclose the methods and answer the findings on their merits. Officials, vendors and those challenging the results should all have to show their work.
Release the lawfully disclosable records, protect voter privacy and preserve the evidence. We are not surrendering six years of demands for another speech about confidence.
Stop demanding our trust. Give us back our seat at the table, or we will take it back forcefully.
Eddie retweeted
If you believe the price of gasoline went down 60 cents. The price of diesel went down 80 cents in the last 3 days since the midterms on Tuesday because of the price of oil falling or other natural economic indicators; you’re gullible and do not understand how deep the Deep State is and its ability to manipulate certain sectors of the economy for political purposes. Look at oil companies' quarterly profits last quarter, and when this quarter's reports come out, you will realize President Trump was right again.
