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Billings Clinic is paying $625,000 a year for an H-1B anesthesiologist. The prevailing wage for that role in Montana is $239,000. That is 2.6x the government standard.
Red flags are all over this filing. The documents list two worksite locations, but only one is disclosed. The point of contact isn't a CMO or a department chair; it’s a "Physician Recruitment Manager."
Meanwhile, Gov. Gianforte was in India signing bioscience and university partnership MOUs.
Billings Clinic needs to answer a few simple questions:
What was the actual recruitment process?
How many Montanans or US citizens applied?
Why couldn't a $625,000 salary attract a single American doctor?
The H-1B system is for genuine shortages. Claiming "we couldn't find anyone" while offering nearly triple the prevailing wage is a joke. Show the recruitment records or stop pretending this is a shortage.
Source: Department of Labor / LCS Case I-200-26141-938834
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Look at the manipulative language on the voter ID ballot initiative.
Keep in mind, 83% of Americans say they want voter ID. It is entirely uncontroversial. They are lying, claiming it will cost HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS for people to write 4 digits of their DL# on their ballot? LMAO
"PROHIBITS CITIZENS FROM VOTING" is the top line. Just a complete inversion of reality. California is like some Orwellian experiment. How is this real?
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REVEALED: Google.org and the Rockefeller Foundation helped fund AI to make placing refugees into American communities faster and more efficient.
It’s called GeoMatch.
Stanford launched it with Global Refuge, a resettlement agency whose network covered more than 50 U.S. cities.
The AI helps recommend where refugees should settle. Caseworkers make the final decision.
One agency official praised the time it saved:
“It’s giving me back more time to work on so many arriving cases.”
The U.S. partnership launched in April 2023.
By March 2026, Stanford was also working with the Dutch and Swiss governments on pilots of the technology.
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Vance: "If you are trying to undo 40 years of globalization, it's going to take time to fix that. You have a few tone deaf Republicans who say, 'Shut up if you're pissed off about a $22 burrito.' My response to that is... No. Listen to people who are upset with the state of the economy."
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🚨 Three months of FREE RENT. A security deposit. Monthly gift cards until food stamps kick in.
That’s the offer to Afghan families relocating to St. Louis through the International Institute of St. Louis.
The organization’s broader plan? Reshape the city’s demographic future through more immigrant resettlement—to “reverse decades of population decline.”
This nonprofit reported $33.3 MILLION in government grants in 2024.
Its strategic blueprint also calls for funding changes to “insulate the agency from political and economic circumstances”—while “shaping the public discourse around immigration.”
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You should remind your friends that the GOP wants to interpret a midterm loss as a repudiation of Trump and a call for a return to “respectable conservatism,” just like it did in 2018, 2020, and 2022.
The GOP will never “learn its lesson” and actually represent its voters. This is a fundamental misunderstanding of what the party has existed for, which is to contain those voters rather than represent them.
The only thing that will change that is continuing the process of having Patriots take it over. This has already been remarkably fruitful. It works. We simply need to keep pushing.
Develop a plan to get 10 of your friends to vote for Republicans with you in the midterms. You have time.
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Senate Republicans want to lose the Senate. They want to just sit around making deals with Democrats and avoiding any accountability for what happens.
They want an environment where they can cast fake votes that allow them to look like they’re doing the right thing while getting what they want from Democrats—amnesty, ICE defunding, Trump impeachment.
A minority Senate where they can “vote right” but let Democrats get whatever they want is a dream scenario for McConnell and Thune.
Don’t let them let get away with it.
Vote like your continued existence depends on victory. Because it does.
The black pillers will tell you to stay home because nothing matters. But black pilling is gay. And giving puke RINOs what they want is also gay.
Don’t give Senate Republicans what they want, which is a Congress entirely run by Democrats. Put them back in charge and then make them miserable by forcing them to show up to work every day to secure the border and reform elections.
If you want to make Senate Republicans like McConnell and Thune miserable and angry, vote to keep them in the majority. It is the ultimate revenge for their nonsense.
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EXCLUSIVE: California has created a shadow welfare system for illegal aliens. Free housing, cash, healthcare, food, phones, college tuition, even car insurance—costing taxpayers more than $10 billion per year.
We went inside the system and exposed it all.
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Well said.
This story is fascinating and is easily one of the most important things happening at the intersection of AI and politics right now. It's critical everyone understands the situation because this is just the beginning of the AI infowars and psyops
Jacob Coxon, a relatively unknown AI researcher, gives the WSJ an exclusive story about his resignation from Anthropic and his concerns about AI
Twenty minutes after the WSJ story drops, Jacob posts on X about how he's concerned that AI could kill us all in a few years. This post now has over 149M views. For reference, Ilya Sutskever (a very well known AI name) left OpenAI in 2024 and his announcement post has fewer than 6M views as of today
Bear in mind, Jacob Coxon's X account had no prior posting activity public, but it is immediately reposted and boosted by numerous AI-doomer policy advocacy nonprofits funded by the same donor (Jaan Tallinn) who just happens to be one of the leading investors in Anthropic
We find out Jacob Coxon, who worked at Anthropic for only a few weeks, worked for a left-wing political advocacy group in 2021 (Newspeak). This organization is a British NGO with ties to hacking democracy, Hillary Clinton, prison abolition and extinction rebellion
Many major Democrat politicians are now using Jacob's X post to fear monger the public into voting to regulate AI. It just so happens Bernie Sanders has a bill already written to ban artificial superintelligence (ASI) and to create a new federal agency to protect the public from the dangers of AI. This bill was announced just one week ago on September 3rd
It would also place a temporary pause on "advanced AI" until a new federal regulator exists and has issued safety rules and a model-review process
Elon then points out how none of this feels organic, and Jacob decides to take a shot at him for firing some xAI researchers
Meanwhile, we know Anthropic has publicly asked the government to audit and block frontier models and Anthropic has run a state-by-state campaign for rules that only large AI labs trigger, meaning the rules are structured around barriers only frontier labs can easily clear (limiting competition)
There is extensive Anthropic personnel and financial overlap with the groups that wrote the Biden-era AI policies. It is well known information you can seek out if you want the detail
This all seemingly comes back to regulatory capture and political motives. None of this feels natural. Jacob can say these are his real views all he wants, and they may be, but there is clearly far more to the story
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47 Republicans Are Pushing Amnesty For Illegal Alien Agriculture Workers
thefederalist.com/2026/07/20…
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BREAKING: Per multiple federal sources to @FoxNews, ICE has been instructed to immediately cease most vehicle stops during immigration enforcement operations nationwide, except for operations targeting the most egregious criminal aliens. This comes after two people were killed by ICE in shootings in TX and ME in the last week in incidents that began as vehicle stops. DHS alleges one of those incidents was a ramming attempt.
I’m told this will be temporary until ICE officers receive new training on vehicle stops.
The policy change will have significant impacts as many of ICE’s arrests begin as vehicle stops when they find and follow a target, as we’ve witnessed on multiple embeds.
More to come as we get it.
First scooped by @JennieSTaer
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Trump swore he "would not sign" the housing bill. He let it pass anyway.
Inside it: a Section 8 expansion — better zip codes for the next Michael Brown. Yours, for instance.
Guess who's made millions off Section 8 housing? Jared Kushner.
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John Thune is now planning on drafting his own version of the NDAA, meaning he is ACTIVELY working to try to block the SAVE America Act. This will now have to be done in conference. A Manager’s Amendment from the Chairwoman of the Rules Committee can force this in once the Senate sends us their version.
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Well the Elizabeth Warren housing bill has passed. Section 8 incoming to suburbs, Obama couldn't get this done but a Republican majority house and Senate can. Why vote Republican when Warren gets everything she wants.
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NOT GOOD ENOUGH! You need to veto it before midnight, Mr. President!!!
The housing bill furthers the destruction of working and middle class neighborhoods by expanding Section 8 housing, moving ghettos into formerly safe towns.
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Source tells me Markwayne Muslim is resisting efforts internally to mass deport the Syrians and Haitians whose TPS status no longer protects them from deportation.
There’s a reason why I call him Markwayne Muslim. @SecMullinDHS
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George Kittle is speaking out on why grass is being used for World Cup matches but not NFL games.
📸 @NFLPA
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Two months ago something happened to Idaho that nobody's talking about enough...
A Boise Democrat's interim committee wrote a bunch of "housing affordability" bills. Developers shaped the recommendations, and Republicans carried the water.
And your local zoning? Gone.
I voted no on all of it.
HB 800: now manufactured homes can go on any single-family lot statewide. Your city doesn't get a say (unless you've got an HOA, which is the only thing they left standing).
SB 1352 is the one that should scare you. Cities over 10,000 can't require lot sizes bigger than 1,500 square feet. So now they can fo 12 units per acre, mandated by the state. And it passed the House 36-34. Two votes decided the future of your neighborhood. Flew through the Senate.
SB 1354: says ADUs can now be forced into every community and HOAs are stripped of the ability to block them (SB 1353 would've crammed duplexes in too but that one died in the House).
You know what none of these bills do?
Not a single one stops institutional investors from buying entire subdivisions and converting them to rentals. California money is flooding our market and pricing Idaho kids out of homeownership and nobody addressed it. Nobody even tried to hold anyone accountable for the actual "affordability" problem.
They called it "housing affordability" but it's just developer welfare.
The interim committee that produced this whole package? Run by Sen. Ali Rabe, a Democrat. Guess who was at the table writing the recommendations. Developers.
And Republican legislators delivered it for them.
Governor Little told the press in 2023 he opposed the state overriding local zoning and said it wasn't his approach.
Then he signed every bill a few months ago anyways and never explained what changed.
Oh and Idaho isn't alone...
Over a dozen states ran the same play this year. Montana. Colorado. Virginia. Georgia. Read the bills side by side the framing is almost copy-paste (i.e. National leftist playbook).
So, this session the Idaho legislature decided Boise Democrats and developers know better than your mayor and your planning commission.
And exactly NONE of these bills will make housing affordable.
But they will make a lot of people RICH!
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The Housing bill is full of big government garbage & spending. Yet the @HouseGOP is going to muscle it through with democrats tomorrow over conservative opposition. Just a few of its sins:
1. Rep Tlaib’s Sec. 207 (H.R. 6768), which is a $200 million affordable housing pilot program to incentivize dense subsidized ‘affordable housing’ units.
2. Sec. 101: ‘reforms’ housing counseling agencies (HCAs) to provide rental dispute services to bad tenants facing lawful eviction. There is no reason we should be providing government-funded counselors to help people derail lawful evictions.
3. Sec. 106: establishes an eviction helpline program. For the same reasons as above, we should not subsidize the derailing of lawful eviction process for bad tenants.
4. A three-year authorization (with a ‘sense of Congress’ that it should be extended permanently) of the controversial Community Development Block Grant Disaster Relief (CDBG-DR) program. The program is controversial because its dispersement has been seriously flawed in the past - payments have taken years to be made,and the allocations have overwhelmingly gone to dense metro areas, ignoring rural communities... it should be scrapped entirely, and disaster repair payments should only be done by FEMA.
5. Indefinitely reauthorizes the HOME grant program and significantly expands the criteria for eligibility.
6. 7-year authorization of what had been an original Senate Pilot program to the Preservation and Reinvestment Initiative for Community Enhancement (PRICE) which authorizes HUD to provide grants to grantees like NGOs, government agencies, and other organizations to purchase trailer parks, on the condition that they charge “affordable” rent.
7. RAD Program: Authorizes the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program reauthorization (which the house removed) and increases the cap to 100,000 units. This program is terrible as it provides vouchers for localities to raise money to convert units into long-term section 8 housing.
8. Does nothing to limit Foreign Ownership: Similar to Rep. Stuebe’s amendment to the farm bill on FCOC and FEOC bans on agricultural land purchases, language should have been included for aforeign adversary ban on housing stock purchases… there is no language prohibiting a Chinese citizen or company from buying an American single-family home.
9. Does nothing to 1) Make Sanctuary jurisdictions ineligible for housing grant funding. 2) or Codify Trump’s ‘Mixed Status’ rule, which prohibits the prorating of housing welfare and benefits to households with illegal or ineligible alien residents.
10. Keeps Eviction Moratorium: Included in the CARES Act, was a 30-day eviction moratorium. While most of the CARES Act sunsetted or has been repealed post-COVID, this provision remains on the books.
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83% of Michigan’s population was registered to vote prior to the 2024 election.
Only 77% of any population is over the age of 18, and therefore eligible to vote.
The criminal enterprise is protecting itself again.
