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DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
“He looked like he swallowed a canary.”
@RuthlessPodcast hosts erupt over Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy’s reaction as Florida Senate candidate Angie Nixon suggests her Republican opponent should be jailed.
Nixon is defending herself against accusations that she wants to abolish prisons and defund police when she tells CNN she wants her opponent “locked up and punished in jail.”
When the CNN host asks whether she actually wants her Republican rival behind bars, Nixon responds, “You know, she, yeah.”
Murphy is sitting right beside
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
To those asking when this information will be released, Please be patient with us. We stumbled upon thousands more files that need to be analyzed and sorted.
I promise the wait will be worth it. @DataRepublican, @iamlisalogan and I have been working hard. Just when we think we’ve found everything we need, we find even more.
This is huge.
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
Voters tend not to turnout for midterms because historically the difference between the two parties has been functionally negligible--it's always been like choosing between Coke or Pepsi.
This year it's like choosing between drinking a glass of Coke or a glass of Drano drain cleaner.
Folks who don't stay up on politics simply are unaware that the Democrat Party has been absorbed by a Communist/Jihadist alliance bent on destroying the Constitution and the American way of life.
You might not like Coca-Cola. But drinking Drano will end your life.
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
Yes - the contents were so upsetting, I had to take a break from it yesterday. They're working with Marc Elias too.
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
Here’s a preview of what’s coming from @DataRepublican and the research we’ve been doing with our research queen, @iamlisalogan!
You don’t want to miss the upcoming deep dive on the Democrats and their plans to manipulate the country, push Trump toward martial law and the Insurrection Act, and what they intend to do if they gain power!
If you’re not happy with the GOP, I understand - but soon you’ll understand why the GOP is the only option on November 3rd. I’m not being hyperbolic when I say that if you care about preserving our Constitution and our country, voting straight-ticket Republican is the only option.
In the meantime, find all of the recent articles about the Insurrection Act - look at how many have been published this month alone.
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
So, trained by the IC during my Navy service with a TS/SCI clearance and associated with the IC for over three decades over two of which was in the DC swamp pre and post 911.
She's a Langley tool along with Spanberger the Langley installed tool Governor of Virginia.
Wake up call. Our government is not what you think it is.
Trump is the white cell immune system political antidote.
France. Vote accordingly,
I feel like even CIA pantsuit insects like this who consider themselves to be very tough and smart and knowing have floated off into a hallucinatory ideological fantasy: it’s actually ascendent leftists who would be most eager to parade the severed head of someone like this around on a pike.
Good chance that within a decade the spy service goblins will be crawling on their hands and knees back to the Republican Party.
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
Looking forward to speaking at the fantastic event hosted by @UFCR next Thursday!
We will not let the demented deter our patriotism! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
Go ahead and tell me why sitting out these midterms or voting for Democrats to "punish" Republicans is a good idea. You think you're going to win in some fairy tale civil war? No. You're going to be killed before you even get a chance to post your favorite wojak.
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
Scoop 🧵Thread: Michigan HHS Healthcare Spending
Between 2020 and 2026, Michigan received $261 billion in HHS funding for Medicare, Medicaid, and other programs.
This included $45 million for the University of Michigan to track family growth. The contract was valued at up to $75 million but was cut off this year.
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
Hey @realmikolson it’s not helpful to attack Megan. She’s one of the good guys. I know her. There are some genuinely evil snakes in the grass infiltrating the Right, she’s not one of them. Try to allow for the complications that come from interpersonal relationships. Save your ammo for the bad guys.
I said that I had not seen my friend @seanmdav defend Tucker since Tucker's views diverted from my own. I have zero problem saying I disagree with my friend Sean here (see how we can have different views yet refrain from accusing each other of being an "op"? That is something that comes from Lindsey and Michael O'Fallon and those who cultishly believe everything they say. Just because people disagree does not mean its an "op").
I HAVE spoken about my disagreements with Tucker's current trajectory a number of times. I have also shared why I am not going to condemn Tucker. And I have tried to help confused onlookers understand why so many in conservative media have been deeply torn about Tucker because of his past great kindnesses to so many.
So here is my story.
When I found out I my cancer had been upgraded to Stage Four, you can imagine how desperate and scared I was. I had been told that none of the immunotherapies that have been developed for CRC apply to me. I would have to depend on the same old chemo regimen that has left so many people in my situation dead within a few years.
Out of desperation, I submitted my records for the @ImmunityBio trial. Twice. But I heard nothing back.
At about my lowest and most fearful point, I heard an interview Tucker did with @DrPatrick and a cutting edge FDA trial they were doing in colon cancers. I didn't know Tucker well, but I had his cell phone number from the time I appeared on his Fox News program. I was embarrassed to ask for his help, but once you reach Stage Four, you pretty much have no shame.
I texted and asked if perhaps he would be willing to put me in touch with someone at ImmunityBio who might review my records again.
He immediately replied, "Forget that, I'm just going to call and tell them to admit you to the trial." And he did. A couple months later, I was flying out to Los Angeles for my first round of treatment with Anktiva, Dr. Patrick's cutting edge immunotherapy.
We won't know for some time, of course, whether it prove to prolong or even save my life. But we do know it is the only hope we had at the darkest moment in our families' life. So despite our disagreement with many of Tucker's views these days, if I am alive in ten years, I can assure you that my husband and children will bless the fact that we knew him.
So I understand that you and @ConceptualJames and @SovMichael and @DefiyantlyFree think nothing else should matter when their mob wants a struggle session and demands denoucements, but I have explained in the past you why I am not going to oblige you. And I'm not going to oblige now either.
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
Today is Day 6 of door knocking to get out the votes for Tom Tiffany by Nov 3rd for republican governor in WI for @AFPWI.
I had the pleasure of door knocking with Serena and her son Andrew today. We did a total of 301 doors this morning in Howard.
I did 130 doors today which brings my total to 845 doors so far I have knocked.
Most of the responses we got from voters today were positive and many are ready to vote for Tiffany this November. I had quite a long conversations with a couple of conservatives and how important is it to elect Tom Tiffany and how he will affordability back to the state of WI. I told them to make sure they get all of their family and friends to vote for him.
We can't complain in November if we do not vote.
Now I also did have a few liberals that came to the door too and after explaining the big differences in policies between David Crowley and Tom Tiffany. They said they will voting for Crowley and I politely asked them why and their response was because we hate Donald Trump.
I don't feel sorry for them because if they don't want to be informed and be brainwashed by lies by the left and not think what is best (common sense). That's their problem.
We are doing our absolute best to door knock and getting out the votes for the governors race.
For those of you that are door knocking across the country wherever you are. You need to keep getting out the votes for Republicans in the midterms up and down the ballot. Every conversation and every door knock you make matter. Keep fighting like you are down 5 points in the polls.
Democrats are not the answer to our problems, they are the cause of our problems. We are not a socialist country.
We are going to keep doing God's work and I hope you guys keep doing it too ✝️ ❤️ 🇺🇸 I will continue to work for you 😊
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
@DataRepublican Thank you my friend for providing this information and this work. That's why I am subscribed to you. It's important everywhere that Republicans vote and to show up like we did in 2024.
We cannot hand this country back to the democrats. They provide no solutions to our problems.
Everyone needs to do their part in getting their family and friends to get out and vote and vote red.
Staying home and not voting is voting for democrats and to surrender to them.
🇺🇸🗳️ 17-Oct Nevada Early Voting Update: Day One, and Republicans Hold Their Own 🗳️
In-person early voting opened in Nevada today. After yesterday's North Carolina numbers, I was waiting to see if Nevada would follow. It kind of did... but it hurts Republicans a lot less, and here's why.
Benchmark first: Nevada's 2024 early vote finished R+3.6 by party registration, and Trump won the state by 3.1.
Day 1 in person (as of 6:28 PM PT):
🔴 R: 7,637
🔵 D: 7,616
🟡 Other: 3,660
That's essentially tied (R+0.1). Day 1 in 2024 was R+24.7. In-person is a large move toward Democrats, and no one should pretend otherwise. We want to see those numbers improve next week.
The good news: In Nevada, in-person was already overwhelmingly red and it does not "hurt" us in the same way that NC's shift did.
Nevada mails a ballot to every active voter, so mail is most of the early vote there. Right now it's about 58K mail ballots against 19K in person, roughly 3 to 1.
🔵 Mail now: D+1.9
🔵 Mail at the end of 2024 early voting: D+10.1
🔵 Mail at the end of 2022 early voting: D+12.4
🔴 That's an 8–10 point shift toward Republicans in mail (similar to what we're seeing in NC and PA)
All early voting combined, mail and in person: 🔵 D+1.4
Where it ends up
The in-person share grows as early voting goes on. In 2024, mail went from about three quarters of early ballots at the start to 51% by the end. Suppose today's party shares within each method hold and only that mix changes:
• Early vote finishes around 🔵D+0.9, against 🔴R+3.6 in 2024 (the improvement is from IPEV being net red)
That's a shift, not a tsunami. NC moved 22 points. Nevada is on pace for about 🔵D+4.5, which leaves the state close to a coin flip by Election Day.
What it means for the races
🏛️ CD2 (open seat after Amodei's retirement): at 2024's mix of mail and in-person, it's R+10 by registration. That works out to roughly Flippo +7, so we're on track to hold it. The main risk is Lynn Chapman (Independent American) pulling Republican votes.
🏛️ CD1, CD3 and CD4: Democrat-held, and nothing in the data points to a change.
🏛️ Governor: in 2022, Lombardo ran about 2 points ahead of his party. An electorate around D+1 is within that range, and the polls are tied within 2. Lombardo has a good chance to hold.
The advantage depends on:
• Republicans closing the in-person gap over the next two weeks.
• Republicans showing up on Election Day, which is where Nevada Republicans have been strongest. This is the biggest risk.
• Mail staying close.
The DataRepublican Nevada map is coming soon on my website. It'll show mail and in-person by county, a CD2 breakout, and comparisons against both 2022 and 2024.
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
1/ 🚨 NEW @FOXNEWS DIGiTAL INVESTIGATION: “NO KINGS” SAYS NO PARTISAN POLITICS. ITS FOOT SOLDIERS SAY “VOTE BLUE.”
About 300 organizations with $2.5 BILLION in annual revenues are mobilizing anti-Trump hate to today get out the vote in “No Kings” protests.
The national organizers wrote explicit rules:
❌ No “Vote Blue”
❌ No “vote them out”
❌ No preferred election outcomes
❌ No Democratic clubs
❌ No party coordination
❌ My favorite: “Don’t throw personal attacks at opposition,” for a day called “No Kings” directed as a personal attack on one man: President Trump.
Then I looked at what organizers are actually doing on the ground: they’re breaking their own rules.
🧵 THREAD with the receipts.
WATCH @aishahhasnie as she breaks down our findings with me at about 12:15 PM ET. I look forward to the conversation!
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: Fiery riots sparked by Antifa and “migrant” rioters have broken out in MILAN, ITALY now
We tried warning you, Europe. And you didn’t listen.
Now, you’re beholden to the third world savages you imported by the millions.
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
FINALLY, I was able to vote today successfully! RED ALL THE WAY 🔥 They still have the address wrong but at least the system allowed me to vote... But I'm not letting this go according to law if you send a letter to Secretary of State they have to give you a response in 3 days. I'm going to find out who changed my address without my permission 😎
God bless America 🇺🇸
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
Thank you for your purchase!
Just arrived in the mail.
My goodness, @JoshuaLisec and @DataRepublican -- y'all are not joking with the size of this volume!
Can't wait to dig in!!
DataRepublican (small r) retweeted
@PeterDClack: Fortunately with the leadership of President Trump, with able assist from his Cabinet as well as Jennica Pounds @DataRepublican, we may have just hit the E-Stop button in time.
Read her new book “Unelected.”
When you peel back the layers of extreme worst-case scenarios, the picture becomes clear: we are witnessing an unprecedented transfer of wealth and sovereignty, designed to secure political control before the climate narrative bubble bursts.
Today, people everywhere face a carefully manicured double barrier: an energy agenda shrouded in dense scientific jargon, and a United Nations framework that is utterly opaque. Just voicing a valid common-sense concern has been effectively criminalised. The greatest weapon of this climate campaign is its deliberate complexity.
These same actors are quietly dismantling national sovereignty and replacing local democracy with a centralised, unaccountable regime. This is not just bureaucratic overreach; it is a psychological operation executed through calculated PR hits.
When the UN leadership deploys terms like 'global boiling,' it signals a shift from empirical debate to emotional blackmail. By anchoring public policy to extreme scenarios, the architects of this agenda aim to manufacture a permanent state of hyper-emergency.
Under the banner of saving the planet, a deeper political transformation is taking place. Behind the visible leadership of figures like António Guterres stands a vast, unelected apparatus - thousands of faceless bureaucrats embedded within the UN payroll. Beyond them lies an eager corporate sector, waiting to cash in on an energy transition projected to absorb $275 trillion.
This supranational network operates a form of ultra-socialism on a global scale. Socialism has become aligned to new globalism: controlling industrial policy, rationing energy access and demanding trillions in cross-border wealth redistribution - code for the UN-controlled carbon credits scheme.
