Eric Korb retweeted
Simple poll. Please be honest! As of today, how much do you still trust this team?
A. 100%
B. 75%
C. 50%
D. 25%
E. 0%
Eric Korb retweeted
BREAKING: We The People demand ACCOUNTABILITY!
Dear Mr. @POTUS,
I know you are listening to We the People. This message is sent on behalf of a very frustrated 79 million Americans who voted for you and millions more who refuse to be ignored.
Therefore, we are designating
2026 as
THE YEAR OF
ACCOUNTABILITY!
Why now?
Because the country is at a breaking point.
Our freedoms are being chipped away in plain sight.
Our government has grown bloated, arrogant, and unaccountable.
Public trust has not merely declined; it has been obliterated.
Power has been stripped from citizens and hoarded by bureaucrats, agencies, and unelected elites.
Those who call themselves leaders protect each other while the American people pay the price.
Civic duty has vanished from classrooms, replaced by obedience and ideology.
The family, once the backbone of this nation, has been systematically weakened and devalued.
Enough is Enough!
At its core, this is not partisan.
All Americans are demanding ACCOUNTABILITY.
We the People reject the lies, the gaslighting, the censorship, and the deliberate erosion of our lived reality over the past decade.
We remember what was done.
We know who did it.
We are no longer willing to move on without consequences.
The message is unmistakable and unstoppable.
Americans demand ACCOUNTABILITY.
So Mr. @POTUS, the question for you to answer is simple.
Will you stand with We The People or will you protect the system that failed us?
Make 2026 the year of ACCOUNTABILITY.
We will stand with you through thick and thin like we always have, but you must respect our wishes.
If you don’t, as our founders warned, the deep state concentration of power in government will lead to greater corruption and eventual tyranny.
And your legacy in history will be tarnished beyond repair.
Respectfully,
1 of the 79 million voters
cc:
@JDVance
@SusieWiles
@StephenM
@SecRubio
@DNIGabbard
@SecWar
@AGPamBondi
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Eric Korb retweeted
How many times was this exact thing the CNN homepage headline in the last term
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CNN's homepage headline right now: "Constitutional crisis looms as Trump overhauls government"
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Eric Korb retweeted
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Eric Korb retweeted
I do not want UConn to leave the Big East. I would prefer us to stay independent in football and self fund outside of a conference but we don’t have the financial resources from TV contracts, donors or the State of Connecticut. I don’t believe Connecticut taxpayers want to fund UConn Football. Last time we stayed complacent we got shut out of the ACC and got stuck in the AAC. We need to control our own destiny and it seems like the Big 12 is the right and only opportunity we have if you believe the future of college athletics includes football. We don’t know how everything is going to shake out but if we were going to go down the road of big-time football, we need to put a stadium on campus and to all the haters and doubters UConn Football can compete on a national level. We’ve done it before.



















