Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
Affidavit is out on the case against Nikki Cole Floris and Bradley Benavides, formerly with the FBI's Foreign Influence Task Force, for lying to Congress.
Both claimed ignorance as to the Hunter Biden investigation and the FBI's attempt to brand coverage its incriminating contents as "Russian disinformation" a few weeks before the 2020 election.
But records and testimony by other FBI employees totally contradict their sworn statements to Congress. Now they are under arrest.
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
A treasonous Admiral was caught on tape plotting to overthrow our government.
The polls are faked, and the "rigged" story is already written.
They're desperate, broke and out of time.
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Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
🔥 @LarryOConnor PRAISES Mike Rogers as the kind of Michigan Republican his father supported and hopes voters are listening.
“That’s my father’s Republican Party right there.”
“And like I said, God, I hope the voters are listening to him.”
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
Strong farms mean affordable groceries. I’ve fought to get relief to Kansas farmers so they can keep planting, keep harvesting and keep grocery prices down for every family. Adam Hamilton’s plan? Repent for eating beef.
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With a win against Dana we have clinched the 2026 South Coast League Championship:
Tesoro (7-0)(24-3) 60
Dana hills 52
Draper 16 pts 11 Rebs
Mika 11 pts
@OCSportsZone @ocvarsity @SteveFryer @latsondheimer @ScholSeries @mikehuntley63
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
CIF DIV 1. Round 1:
Tesoro 71 (24-5)
Inglewood 102
South Coast league champions ✅
20 Win season ✅
We are extremely proud of our team that qualified for the Division 1 playoffs. We look forward to next season.
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
Congrats to the Good Guys for Taking Care of Business!! 👑
With a win against Dana we have clinched the 2026 South Coast League Championship:
Tesoro (7-0)(24-3) 60
Dana hills 52
Draper 16 pts 11 Rebs
Mika 11 pts
@OCSportsZone @ocvarsity @SteveFryer @latsondheimer @ScholSeries @mikehuntley63
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
2028 6’5 SG Owen Hatch (Tesoro) continues to elevate his game and see his stock rise. 📈
The 6'5 SG had a standout weekend at Cali Live, averaging 18pts & 5.5rebs over 4 games, highlighted by an explosive 35-point performance. Owen showed consistency & leadership in every game.
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
Anthony Colandrea had himself a game against Maryland. 🙌
• 26/39
• 238 Passing Yards
• 108 Rushing Yards
• 3 TDs / 1 INT
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
July 28, 2016. Three months before the presidential election. Hillary Clinton was going to loose. Obama, Brennan, Comey, Soros panicked.
Clinton came up with the plan: tie Donald Trump to Russian intelligence and have the FBI investigate his campaign. Obama approved the Hillary Plan and told Brennan and Comey to "put the right people on it".
I explain it all in my new book. Buy now: grandconspiracybook.com
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
Just FYI, this ad wouldn’t exist if @AbdulElSayed actually condemned the IRGC and answered my questions. It was Abdul’s cowardly non-answer that created a viral moment that led to me officially meeting the Rogers campaign.
Abdul El-Sayed can never, ever be a U.S. Senator.
Take it from Iman, whose family fled from oppression in Iran to find freedom. He and his family deserve better than someone connected to the Muslim Brotherhood and Al-Qaeda. They deserve someone who stands up to the IRGC, not someone who defends it.
Michigan deserves better.
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
Lifelong Democrats like Chelsea are putting country over party and supporting Mike Rogers for Senate. We’re not voting for crazy. We’re voting for common sense.
You don't have to become a Republican to reject El-Sayed. Just reject crazy extremism.
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
Ahmad Hudson is back in Lincoln this weekend for the Huskers’ matchup with Maryland. 👀
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
How would you like to see a Kokinda elected to office? No, not me—but my husband Ron, who is running for State Representative in a blue collar district south of Detroit, and we could use your help. secure.anedot.com/kokinda-fo… This district is primed to flip red. Ron's opponent hopes to become the first transgender elected to state office in Michigan, and this does not sit well in a working class district. If Ron wins, he will be the first Promethean elected to state office.
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
NEW: Ruston (La.) five-star TE and elite basketball prospect Ahmad Hudson is back at Nebraska this weekend
This is the fifth trip to Lincoln in total for the elite two-sport athlete and his second visit with the Huskers since committing to LSU in May
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
Husker for the day! @Kenneth_Walker9 #GBR ‼️🌽
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
ActBlue has until October 8 to produce the records and responses requested as part of our investigation. We won’t allow compromised political fundraising to put the foundation of our democracy at risk.
Brian Staudenmaier retweeted
🧵CONGRESS decided that these funds would lapse on September 30.
CONGRESS decided to grant itself an expedited procedure to consider rescinding funds and told the President to hold the funds while Congress decides whether to rescind.
CONGRESS decided not to limit the time period in which the President can send a rescission.
CONGRESS was told by GAO in 1975 that pocket rescissions are permitted and to amend the text to prevent pocket rescissions.
CONGRESS has amended the ICA several times but has let this provision allowing pocket rescissions to stay in place.
We are just using the system CONGRESS established and never changed despite being told by your own GAO to change it.
We will continue to use the tools CONGRESS provided to save taxpayer dollars from going to (just a few examples):
$567 million for social services for illegal aliens
$15 million in welfare for illegal aliens
$9 million to bail out foreign country climate change policies
$56 million for NGO DEI and race discrimination
A pocket rescission is an illegal line item veto.
It is the president saying that he and he alone will convert a bipartisan spending bill (that has been signed into law) into a partisan spending bill.
He is canceling the lines of spending he doesn't like.
This violates the core separation of powers embedded in our constitution in which it is the Congress, not the president, who decides what programs are designed and at what level they are funded.
Republican colleagues said they would never let this happen. Well here it is.
They should ask themselves: "How would I like to have a Democratic president canceling out the Republican flavored programs he or she doesn't like in a bipartisan spending bill that has been signed into law?"
If they have any integrity or any spine, they will join us in ending this practice.
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