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THIS JUST IN: Ya think? 🤣🤣🤣 Damn, frogs.
JUST IN: 🇫🇷 French Prime Minister says far-left groups are planning an insurrection.
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As a military peer, I cannot agree enough with the Colonel’s post. I only wish I’d written myself. The vet community is LOUD! Listen.
I've been cranking all day on this. Some things are so important that they need to be explored in depth, and in real time. The shocking revelations from Data Republican regarding the plot to overthrow our Constitution is such a thing and now is such a time. We are facing a color revolution. This article explains how color revolutions have worked overseas in the past at the hands of the CIA and USAID, and how those now ex-USAID employees, now ensconced in well-funded NGOs, are currently using the same tactics against our own nation. It's a long article, almost 2,500 words. If you care about this, please read. It's a very complex set of concepts, and takes more than a few words to explain adequately. Thanks.
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If that’s only 3 beers, she could never be on my aircrew.
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Sure he can. It’s federal law. You should probably read the Constitution. Tell your friends.
The President CANNOT create a national voter database to surveil and purge voters.
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AOC Smollett is trying to create fake shit. Did somebody shoot at you, like they did Trump? No. And this is the neverest thing that ever didn’t happen.🤣
My statement on the suspicious letter sent to my district office in Hunts Point.
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Wanna see a “musket?” I’ll show you a musket. He’s so incredibly stupid. What an idiot. This dude is desperate! 🤣🤣🤣
Abdul El-Sayed thinks that the 2nd Amendment only protects your right to own a musket... If given power, he would vote to strip Americans of their 2nd Amendment rights.
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.@ilhan is going back to Mogadishu. I know the way. 🤣🤣🤣
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Buzz Patterson retweeted
You guys boinking? 😂
The rule of law still matters. I’m not surprised the most corrupt administration ever would take offense at accountability. Elissa and I know firsthand what’s at stake. Now more than ever, we are focused on defending the Constitution.
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Matt and his wife are heroes. They faced their political beliefs and found them lacking. More Americans should be this honest. It’s refreshing. Thanks, guys! We get it! 🇺🇸🔥❤️ @HistoryBoutique
In 2024, I early voted for Kamala Harris. On Friday, I early-voted for Republicans in the 2026 midterms. If you’re a frustrated Republican thinking about staying home, this one’s for you.
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Buzz’s Bedtime Stories: “How a Late Night at Greg Norman’s Ended Clinton’s Jogging Days” When I worked for President Clinton, I would jog with him early in the morning. I was among a small cadre that included the doctor and the Secret Service jogging detail. I would run just behind the president as part of the Secret Service phalanx posted around him. We’d plod about three miles or so. Through many a jogging morning, the president and I became informal and comfortable with each other. These jogging sessions came to an abrupt end during the early morning of March 14, 1997. The president, senior staff, and I arrived at golfer Greg Norman’s compound at Hobe Sound, just outside of West Palm Beach, Florida, at about midnight. The president had developed a friendship with Norman and was visiting to play in a three-day charity golf tournament. Once we helicoptered in, the president dismissed the doctor and myself to our bungalow and some sleep after what had been a very long day. Clinton was ending the day with the Normans over a nightcap and would prepare for an early start in the golf tournament the next morning. Just after one in the morning, I was startled awake by a Secret Service agent banging on my door, shouting, “Get up, get up, the president’s down!” The doctor and I looked at each other in shock, fearing the absolute worst. We jumped to our feet, and I threw on the closest clothing I could find-jogging shorts and shoes, a University of North Carolina T-shirt, and a blue blazer. We ran out into Norman’s front yard and found the president sitting on the walkway, pants leg pulled above his knee, in obvious pain. “Buzz,” he said, “I think I hurt myself.” Major Bill Lang, the White House on-duty doctor and an officer in the US Army, looked him over. “Sir,” Bill said, “you’ve torn a tendon in your knee, and we need to get you to the hospital fairly quickly.” Problem was, almost all of the White House staff and most of the support vehicles were miles away in Palm Beach. The staff had chosen creature comforts over proximity and potential presidential contingency, and was nowhere near the Norman compound. As a result, the Secret Service agents, Bruce Lindsey, the doctor, and I, quickly assembled a makeshift motorcade of rental cars, gingerly placed the president into an awaiting ambulance, and motored off to the hospital some 45 minutes away. If the president’s injury had been more serious, it wouldn’t have been funny. But the whole episode was a bit comical, given the president’s injury appeared to be the result of having a bit too much to drink. The lead Secret Service agent led the procession at high speeds down dark beach roads in his rental car.  I threw myself in the back of the @SecretService Counter Assault Team’s black truck, head over heels, and started the emergency notification process on my cell phone. There’s not a lot of cell phone connectivity on the roads along the beach in rural eastern Florida. Through lack of forethought on all our parts, there were no secure communications, no protective cover of presidential limousines, no police escort. Later that morning, after several hours at the Palm Beach hospital, we would all board Air Force One and fly back to Bethesda, Maryland, for the president’s surgery. That was a trick too, many of the AF-1 crew thought they had 3 days off in Florida. We cobbled a minimum crew together and flew back to DC. His jogging days, as president, were over.
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Oh, you dumb commie. A grand jury charged @Ilhan and it started under the Biden administration. She’s not here legally. Period. If you didn’t have lies, you’d have nothing at all. All of you tards.
Just weeks before an election — literally as people are voting — the regime is: Trying to strip a member of Congress of her citizenship Trying to disqualify 20,000 California voters based on flimsy claims WHILE PEOPLE ARE VOTING Truly fascist behavior
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She broke the law. Biden’s DOJ initiated the grand jury investigation. Not Trump. How’s your boyfriend? He in Uganda yet? 🤣🤣🤣
Eight days ago, less than a month before an election, Trump's DOJ raided @Ilhan's home in what we know is a fascistic attempt to denaturalize & deport her.   We cannot become numb to these blatant abuses of power. Failure to call this for what it is, is complicity. washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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What, exactly, are your national security and military chops? I’m sure we’re all edged on our seats. Go.
We have abandoned Ukraine in favor of Russia. Heartbreaking and sick stuff.
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Ever wonder how “lift” works and design? Pretty cool illustration.
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This is how Democrats attack our Constitutional Republic. Surreptitiously. They use our “media” as their cudgel and then they expect us to comply. No more! We’re onto you! @wapo
This is how you know my recordings are real and they're scared. Washington Post already doing counter-messaging. "A small group of U.S. national security officials has been discreetly advising state governments and congressional lawmakers on how to prepare for the possibility that the Trump administration will attempt to interfere in November’s midterm elections, according to people involved in the effort. The group includes about 10 current and former officials with experience in the Defense Department, some of whom have previously focused on countering authoritarianism abroad."
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Oh, he tagged you, bro. 🤣🤣🤣
Mr. Vice President, if you’re going to insult me at least have the guts to tag my account.
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Of course, DataRepublican is all over it! Of course she is. These are the “national security experts.” WaPo screwed the pooch, again. Great work, DR!
Hello Washington Post, Are these people in the group of 10 officials you mention? Because they're all over my files where they're working with the same ex-USAID officials plotting to rewrite the Constitution.
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