Homeschool mom to 5 boys and one tiny miracle girl. Accidental entrepreneur. Traveler. Jesus lover.
Perry, Michigan
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I won’t vote for Mike Rogers, not sure if I can vote for el Sayed. Whoever came up with the concept for this commercial is brilliant & deserves a raise.
Too bad the GOP won’t let us have @justinamash. They can’t handle him b/c he thinks for himself and respects the constitution
A head-turning new "Michigan First" ad from @AbdulElSayed - he names some issue he agrees with MAGA voters on, then plays a supercut of Fox News hosts/Tucker praising him or bashing Mike Rogers. semafor.com/article/10/23/20…
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
Thomas Massie responds to media when asked about the latest developments on the Epstein Files: “You know, if this were a private law firm with 5% of the resources of the DOJ, this would have been done by the deadline. And they just missed another deadline, which is the report to Congress, which is supposed to list all the politicians that are in their files, and also they’re supposed to justify all the redactions 15 days after the first 30-day window.
But the biggest problem isn’t that they’re missing the deadlines—it’s what they’re redacting. So they’re citing the Privacy Act and they’re trying to pretend like that overrides a law that we just passed that says you can’t withhold records to prevent embarrassment. They’re also citing FOIA standards which don’t apply to our law when they’re trying to say that they don’t have to release internal decisions, but our bill specifically says release internal decisions.”
The victims will NEVER see justice.
And the saddest part? These perpetrators are still out there raping, trafficking and murdering children.
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
People severely underestimate Thomas Massie's popularity beyond the people somehow still deep into "MAGA".
Thomas Massie receives well over 100,000 more votes in the general election than total voters in the Republican General election.
If Jeremy Todd (@Jtodd601) secured the votes of Thomas Massie voters from the 2026 Republican Primary, he would receive 16-17% of the vote already.
Now that isn't even including the fact that Thomas Massie receives well over double that amount of votes in a general election on average.
The effect of Massie receiving votes from non-registered Republicans or non-primary participating members is real. This is before people even left the Republican Party is droves following the Epstein debacle. The effect is real because independents, Libertarians, and disenfranchised Democrats or even Republicans (if they left the party) can't vote in Republican Primaries.
Estimates show that this number could shoot all the way up to 70%-100% of the votes. This wouldn't happen of course, because many people are already perpetuating the two-party lie and threatening to vote Democrat instead, but if everyone just stayed on track, broke the binary system, and stayed consistent and voted for the principles the candidates are running on, Jeremy Todd would win in a landslide.
The only thing stopping this from happening is the mindset of the people. Break out of the two-party system once and for all. At the very least, do so in the sense of voting for the best candidate, not whether they are red, blue, or gold. Look at the principles of the candidate, and make the honest vote.
Vote Jeremy Todd and protect Kentucky from the Deep State, foreign interests, and Epstein class!
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
Today, I go through the roster of deep red state GOP candidates. Name me a single one who is a fighter on any of our issues? youtu.be/MaONqmchyU4
And yet, we continue doing this cycle after cycle. What's the plan to do anything different next cycle?
Full show: youtu.be/MaONqmchyU4
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
On a Tuesday in May, Republican voters in Kentucky’s Fourth District retired the most stubborn man in Congress. @RepThomasMassie, an MIT-trained engineer and seven-term incumbent, lost his primary to Trump-endorsed @EdGallrein in a race that drew more than $32 million in ad spending, the most expensive House primary in American history. All of this to decide who would occupy one seat out of 435.
So why that seat, and why so much?
Massie was a particular kind of irritant. He arrived in Washington in 2012, the year @RonPaul departed (after an awesome mic drop), carrying Paul’s endorsement and much of his creed. He took up Paul’s old cause of auditing the Federal Reserve, reintroducing the bill Congress after Congress. He voted against deficits, no matter which party created them. In March 2020, as leaders of both parties prepared to pass a $2 trillion stimulus package by voice vote in a mostly empty chamber, Massie demanded a recorded vote, saying he refused to let the republic die “by unanimous consent and an empty chamber.” The president called him a “third-rate grandstander.” Massie’s great sin was wanting the public to know who voted for legislation so economically consequential.
Last year he did something rarer still. When House leadership refused to bring the Epstein Files Transparency Act to the floor, Massie gathered 218 signatures on a discharge petition and forced the vote over the objections of the Speaker and the White House. It passed 427 to 1. One member of Congress, armed with nothing but the rules, had compelled the government to open its files.
For this he was marked.
Continue reading in the link below…
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
Now is the time for President Trump to declare victory over Iran & walk away, before Iran escalates the war.
President Trump has insinuated that we’ll likely resume strikes again, but only after the midterms. We would be fools to think that Iran will wait for us to hit them first.
Iran has the capability to strike our bases, our fleet, & Gulf energy infrastructure. Such hits would force us to respond not only with less resources but on Iran’s terms. All of Iran’s options for escalation increase in value in the lead up to the midterms because they put Trump in a major time crunch and a political optics nightmare.
Trump can’t control any of that—if he could, we wouldn’t be in this situation.
So, control the controllables. Trump can control whether or not our troops are in harm’s way, & Trump can control the domestic media narrative enough to get the MAGA loyalist voters he needs to win the midterms to show up at the polls.
Once our troops are out of the region, the kinetic war is essentially over. Iran will lose its incentive to hit ships in the SOH and we can quietly offer sanctions relief & the unfreezing of assets in exchange for returning the SOH to normal operations.
For this to happen, POTUS must also meaningfully restrain Israel. There’s a possibility that the Israelis will seek to strike Iran ahead of their own elections in order to maintain a state of endless war. This will inevitably get us further entangled—it must not happen.
Walking away is the least worst option and gives POTUS the most control of the situation. He should do so now, before Iran or Israel takes this option away from him.
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
When the President has to explain that it’s actually our proxy war in Eastern Europe, not our regime change war in the Middle East, that’s driving up the cost of living for hardworking Americans, it should be evident to everyone that our foreign policy does not serve the American people.
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
EFTA00151234 mentions SOME coconspirators, not A coconspirator.
Why did @FBIDirectorKash say there’s no evidence of coconspirators?
It also has a redaction [subpoenaed] that conceals the existence of other Epstein files which haven’t been released. Where are those subpoenas?
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
Why are we canceling session when there’s so much important work to be done? It’s because they want to avoid voting on my Epstein legislation and the impeachment of Hegseth.
I claimed an hour of time to speak about this and a few of my accomplishments in Congress.
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
Today in the House, I introduced Articles of Impeachment against @SecWar Hegseth.
The Articles outline how, among other things, Sec. Hegseth is abusing the powers of the DOD, operating without constitutional authority, and gambling with the lives of U.S. servicemen and women.
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
On the House floor tonight, I read the names of several Epstein coconspirators who should be investigated and prosecuted.
I also began collecting 218 signatures for the discharge petition to force a vote on Epstein Files Transparency Act II.
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
The neocons are trying to normalize the concept of using a nuclear weapon in Iran.
And as neocons always do, they are not even considering the 2nd & 3rd order effects of destructive ideas they advocate for.
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
The U.S. has been significantly weakened by the war with Iran.
This administration depleted our missile defenses, drained our oil reserves, sacrificed our men & women, inflated the price of consumer goods, increased our debt, and neglected our domestic needs…
all for Israel.
Too bad America didn’t get who they voted for. End the illegal war in Iran. @realDonaldTrump
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
Honestly, what @mtgreenee has been doing w/these short explanation vids is a huge benefit to the public. Congress has long played these tricks w/their voting. I’m grateful she pulls back the curtain to show what’s truly happening.
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
A petition is going viral demanding Gov. Beshear use his powers as governor of Kentucky to install a Democrat to Mitch McConnell's seat.
Sign it to demand he uses it: petition.edwardswire.com/bes…
Trisha Gilkerson retweeted
The House is scheduled to vote this week on a National Defense Authorization that would integrate our military tech & supply chains with Israel’s.
Today, the Rules Committee will decide whether my amendment to strip section 219 will get a vote.
RT to support the Massie amdt.!