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BRAVO Spencer Pratt ! Play this on giants screens all around the world. 🔥🎯
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🔥🚨 PROUD MOMENT! Secretary of War Pete Hegseth just swore in nearly 100 new recruits himself in Knoxville, Tennessee. America's young patriots are lining up to SERVE again. That is what strong leadership looks like.
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🚨 CIVILIAN HEROISM AND COMMUNITY BACKING FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT: In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 56-year-old grandmother Vickie Williams-Tillman jumped onto a violent attacker's back to save a police officer who was being brutally assaulted on the side of the road. As the suspect repeatedly struck the officer over the head with a flashlight while trying to disarm him, Vickie pulled onto the grass and physically restrained the attacker until backup arrived, earning her the police department's highest civilian honor for saving the officer's life. Do you support recognizing and honoring civilians who step in to protect law enforcement officers in dangerous situations? YES or NO?
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Give Democrats the House gavel, and I reckon they'll be impeaching President Trump before they've even found their seats. Lord knows we've had enough of that nonsense. Chip in whatever you can to help me defend our GOP Majority!

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FOUR CREDIT CARD DISPUTES — AND SHE CAME BACK TO EAT AGAIN! Imagine running a restaurant, serving a customer, and then finding out she disputed four credit card charges. Now she’s back at the same restaurant expecting to be served again! As a business owner, I would have a serious problem with that. Credit card chargebacks can cost restaurants the original payment, additional fees, and valuable time fighting the disputes. Of course, not every disputed charge is fraudulent. But if someone deliberately gets meals and then falsely disputes the payments, that’s stealing from a business. My question is simple: Would you serve her again, refuse service, or pursue legal action? Restaurants are businesses, not free meal programs.
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In 1974, a chance meeting in a Memphis parking lot led to one of the quieter, more personal chapters of Elvis Presley’s final years. Magnolia “Maggie” Smith was a college student majoring in biology. She had lost her father a few years earlier, she and her mother were struggling financially, and she had no reliable way to get to and from classes. Elvis struck up a conversation with her, learned the situation, and offered her a job at Graceland. His main condition was that school come first. He wanted her focused on her studies and her grades. He followed through on that in practical ways. He bought her a car so she could get to campus. He covered her tuition. He arranged regular pay and gave her a quiet place at Graceland where she could study without interruption. Her official title from 1974 to 1977 was Executive Assistant. The role was not limited to household work; she helped with whatever was needed around the house, spent time with Lisa Marie, answered phones, and traveled with the family on both Memphis and West Coast trips. A large staff kept Elvis’s life running, and she was part of that team in his last three years. Maggie later described Elvis as a father figure. He would call to check on her grades and ask for full reports on her classes. He cried with her, prayed with her, and read to her. One book he returned to was The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran, which he gave her. She recalled his humor as well as those more emotional moments, and she spoke of feeling closer to him than many people realized. Accounts of the relationship appear in later writings that quote Maggie directly and in the wider oral history of Graceland staff. Elvis’s well-known pattern of generosity toward people around him—cars, support for education, personal attention—makes the outline of the story consistent with how he treated others in his circle, even if the full details remain less documented than his public career. Maggie’s role, as she and others described it, was both practical and personal: a job that prioritized her education while placing her inside the daily life of Graceland and the Presley family.🌹
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🚨 GUN CONTROL WOULD HAVE DISARMED THE DAD WHO STOPPED THE BEND SCHOOL SHOOTER. Joey Jones nailed it on Fox: "This dad utilizing a 2nd amendment with a carry permit is exactly what gun folks advocate for." The gunman shot the lock off the doors to get in. Locked doors didn't stop him. A father with a pistol and a carry permit did. Jones said it straight: "There isn't a piece of gun control legislation out there that would have done anything but restrict this father's ability to carry that gun." Oregon's Measure 114 is tied up in court, and it would make it harder for a dad like that to buy and carry the gun that saved lives.  Thank God he had it.
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A BYU student dressed as Spider-Man won $3 million after making a field goal earlier today. Utah Jazz owners Ryan Smith and Ryan Sweeney, along with Pat McAfee, each pledged $1 million, with $2 million going to the student and $1 million to charity.
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I break this incident down play by play. These MMA dudes are usually douchebags that learned how to fight to satisfy their ego. Small d!ck energy 24/7. A hill I’m dying on.
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Vice President JD Vance BACKS SLAPS CBS News’s Tony Dokoupil after he REPEATEDLY PRESSES and INSINUATES that Donald Trump has enriched himself and his family as President of the United States. “Donald Trump, I have not seen a single shred of evidence that he participates or sanctions in that corruption.” “By the way, this guy was a billionaire before he ever got into politics. He made a lot of money before he got into politics. Would anybody look at what happened to him from 2016 to 2021? They tried to throw him in jail for like 900 years and say that Donald Trump has personally enriched himself. You can make all kinds of criticisms of our policies and decisions, but I don't see a single — I’ve not once seen evidence that Donald Trump has enriched himself.” “Do I see evidence of corruption from the president of the United States, from the administration?… No, Tony, I just don't. I think that there's a lot of allegation out there, and there's a lot of stuff where, frankly, I've read these articles and I've read the superficial summary, and I say, ‘Oh, that doesn't sound right.’ And then I go into the investigation myself and I say, ‘Wait a second, what they're saying the president did or what they're saying the president's son did, he didn't actually do.’ So I think it's important in these things, let's not convict people in a court of law…” “Donald Trump hates when people make money off him. He hates the idea that somebody would come in and say, ‘I'm going to give you a meeting with the president and I'm going to get rich because I gave you access to the president.’ The president would never tolerate that behavior, Tony.” Americans need to STOP believing EVERY HIT PIECE the legacy media puts out on Donald Trump.
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A single mom of 3 calls her mother to vent about her man asking for too much, but her mom quickly sets her straight.
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A masked man ambushed an 18-year-old girl outside her apartment and began dragging her down four flights of stairs. She screamed and fought to escape, but the attacker was determined to force her out of the building. It happened in Queens, New York, where Lex Alvarez had just returned from walking her dogs when a masked stranger emerged from the stairwell and grabbed her outside her apartment. Her mother, Adriana Alvarez, heard her daughter’s screams and rushed outside. When she saw the man trying to drag Lex away, she immediately attacked him, determined to stop him from taking her daughter. What followed was a violent struggle that continued down four flights of stairs. The man punched Adriana repeatedly and sprayed her with pepper spray, but even as she suffered serious injuries, she kept fighting to free Lex from his grip. Eventually, a neighbor heard the commotion and rushed to help. Together, they managed to stop the attacker, allowing Lex to escape safely. Adriana was left with a fractured eye socket, an injured elbow and nerve damage to her face, but her daughter was safe. The attacker was later arrested and sentenced to 10 years in prison. This mother endured a brutal attack because she refused to let a stranger take her daughter. Adriana Alvarez deserves some serious recognition for the courage she showed that day.
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Benny Johnson update on Ilhan Omar: She’s gone dark for weeks. No public appearances, no media hits. Federal agents already raided her DC home (seized phone, computers, notebooks, passport). Family members are vanishing or hard to locate. Multiple subpoenas out, including to her sister. Her real name and family history don’t match the story she sold America. Official records and name variations point to the Elmi family (Nur Said Elmi Mohamed / Nur Omar Mohamed), not the “Omar” branding. Her father was a colonel in Siad Barre’s Marxist Somali army — not the simple “educator” refugee narrative. Ex-officers who served with him say he was a feared regime loyalist who hid his military past when claiming asylum. Birth records listed 1981 (making her 18, not a minor, when her father supposedly naturalized). Her staff later got Minnesota records changed to 1982. USCIS/DHS searches found no clear naturalization record for the father. DNA is now being tested on the “family unit” after agents collected samples. The sister’s phone texts helped get the search warrant. The probe (confirmed by WaPo, WSJ, Reuters) is building a case for immigration fraud, false statements, possible denaturalization and deportation. The cover-up is unraveling in real time. #IlhanOmar #ImmigrationFraud #Accountability
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The town of Fairfield, NJ gave approval for a Muslim school, with a cap of 90 students. 5 weeks in and they already got busted for flooding the town with HUNDREDS more. Here's the infuriating exchange:
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“Black Americans been loyal to the democrat party for 70 years.” “Just opened up an immigration school right there in Harlem — took all the skills & trade schools out of [the black] community.” “Every time you need something in our community, what they say, ‘Budget cuts.’” “But they got it for these illegals, don’t they.” “Every immigrant or illegal get housing before the American people.” TikTok: @ puddin121266
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🚨 UPDATE: Migrant slams JD Vance to his face for going to war against H1B foreign labor FRAUD AND ABUSE, and his support for ICE Vance REFUSED to back down 🔥 AGARAM: ICE behaving like military police and you called H1B visa workers 'foreign indentured servants,' I think Americans are anything but safe! Why are you scapegoating immigrants? VANCE: I said certain H1B visa holders are doing a job the company certifies they can't find an AMERICAN for. And their visa is their only lifeline to America. The company will sometimes literally LAY OFF an American worker. 🎯 She claims to have voted for Trump-Vance in 2024. Honestly, if you voted for Trump-Vance, you voted to DESTROY H1B fraud and support ICE! That was LITERALLY in the campaign platform. Vance previously confirmed that Microsoft laid off 6,000 American workers last year, then grabbed 6,300 H-1B visas and nearly 3,000 green cards! THOSE DAYS ARE OVER 🇺🇸
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Election worker goes off at 2020 Election fraud hearing testifying under oath that THOUSANDS of ballots were scanned multiple times, the voter turnout in Detroit was 120%, and that the votes didn't match the poll book, potentially, 100,000 more votes than registered voters.
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Woman who escaped communism and is now living in America is begging Americans not to vote Democrat during midterms “I'm here on a visa. It's election time here in the US. Elections are coming up. It's midterms. I cannot sit here and stress enough how truly the left crumbles a nation, crumbles an economy, crumbles your lifestyle, crumbles your mental health. I lived in Canada for the first 27 years of my life. I sat there and watched my homeland crumble under the liberals, the Democrats, The left. And it's really sad. It's really, really sad and it's really heartbreaking” “I didn't want to grow up thinking that I would have to find a way out because life over there was so horrible. Drowning in taxes. Everything is so expensive, you know. Oh, free healthcare, blah blah blah. No, nothing in life is free — a lot of people pay over 50% in taxes” “I am very thankful I have a visa and I live in the US now. And life over here is much better. I can afford to buy groceries. I can afford my housing. I can afford gas. I can afford my insurance. I can afford a life. You do not, you do not, you do not want to be under a communist nation” She also talks about how it’s like a 9 month wait just to see a specialist doctor. For something like an eye problem, she says the wait was about a year and a half “It's honestly unbelievable. Life in the US is way better than life in Canada. Life in Canada is absolutely horrible. There is a reason why a lot of people are leaving Canada. Do not let that same mentality get into power in the US. I swear it's not good. It's not good” Americans need to understand how serious this is, here are the average wait time for doctors in Canada under universal healthcare - Neurosurgery 49.9 weeks (nearly 1 year) - Orthopaedic surgery 48.6 weeks - Otolaryngology 43.8 weeks - Overall elective specialist treatment is 7 months or longe. In some provinces it’s over 14 months - Oral surgery is 16 weeks - ENT, gynaecology and orthopaedics is over 1 year - Rheumatology roughly 3 months Of course Canada isn’t communist but many people call it communist because of the universal healthcare and extremely government policies. It’s actually a federal constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy We can’t allow Democrats to get power
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This wild deer patiently waits to be rescued!
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This is about the cutest thing I’ve ever seen! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🐕🐩🦮🐕‍🦺
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