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Janice Kerr retweeted
Since the Bush clan has decided to go “all in” against their nemesis in Texas, Ken Paxton, I thought I would remind people about the Bush clan drug trafficking and corruption.
Do you want to know how the CIA massively expanded their drug trafficking worldwide?
open.substack.com/pub/badlan…
Do you want to know what NAFTA was really about?
open.substack.com/pub/badlan…
Do you want to know about Jeb’s involvement in drug trafficking and corruption?
open.substack.com/pub/badlan…
Do you want to know who really profited off of the Savings and Loan collapse?
open.substack.com/pub/badlan…
Do you want to know the real reason that George HW Bush suddenly needed a war with Saddam in Iraq as a “distraction?”
open.substack.com/pub/badlan…
Trust me.
You don’t hate the Bush family enough.
Janice Kerr retweeted
The Architect of Nothing: Thirty Years of Bernie Sanders Robbing America
Bernie Sanders is in essence the most useless man America has ever seen.
For more than three decades, the American political stage has tolerated the finger-wagging theater of Bernard Sanders, absolute fossil who has perfected the art of converting economic illiteracy into a lucrative personal enterprise.
Watching Sanders lecture the working class on enterprise and economics resembles listening to an alchemist preach modern chemistry. He presents himself as the righteous champion of the laborer, yet his entire career is an unbroken record of legislative inertia, fiscal delusion, and moral abdication dressed in the tattered costume of democratic socialism.
The record of his legislative productivity exposes the myth completely. Sanders arrived on Capitol Hill in 1991. Across thirty-five years of feeding at the public trough, drawing a taxpayer-funded salary while railing against the system that enriched him, the self-proclaimed revolutionary has managed to enact exactly three substantive standalone bills into law. Two of them were designations to name post offices in Vermont. Decades of pompous floor speeches, decades of furious town halls, and the net monument to his legislative skill is brass plaques on two local postal branches. When tasked with real governance, such as chairing the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, the result was a catastrophic managerial breakdown. An investigative probe uncovered systemic falsification of appointment schedules and lethal waitlists for vulnerable veterans while Sanders initially brushed off the reports as an ideological conspiracy concocted by political enemies.
Beyond bureaucratic incompetence lies an even deeper rot: total detachment from the basic laws of arithmetic. Sanders routinely touts single-payer healthcare proposals that would cost tens of trillions of dollars over a decade, blithely demanding that taxpayers swallow unprecedented confiscatory rates to fund an unwieldy state apparatus. He lectures free-market enterprises while conveniently ignoring that his flagship socialist models across Latin America systematically collapsed into breadlines, blackouts, and hyperinflation. When pressed on the mechanisms of capital allocation, he retreats into adolescent platitudes about millionaires and billionaires, conveniently updating his rhetoric to omit millionaires the moment book royalties converted him into a multi-property owner who shuttles between lakeside retreats and Capitol Hill suites.
The working class does not need lectures from a lifelong functionary who never built a business, never managed a payroll, and never created a single productive private-sector job. Sanders preaches solidarity while functioning as a sheepdog for the very managerial establishment he claims to oppose, reliably folding his theatrical resistance every election cycle to endorse the corporate machine. The entire socialist enterprise rests on exploiting envy and masking personal inadequacy behind state-mandated confiscation.
Bernard Sanders should retire into silence, because thirty years of empty slogans cannot hide the reality of a political career defined by total legislative bankruptcy.
Janice Kerr retweeted
I have redrafted the AG’s note.
An Open Letter to Arizona Voters Who Supported President Trump
I have openly combatted every single thing you sent Trump to Washington to do, from securing the border to implementing tariffs. I have gone after those who contested the results of an election that would have made Pol Pot blush, and only reach into the GOP and rural background when I need to try and relate to you.
If you reelect me, I’ll make sure you are targeted for having the wrong opinions.
Sincerely,
Your AG
An Open Letter to Arizona Voters Who Supported President Trump
To the Arizonans who voted for President Trump,
I grew up in rural Arizona, in Prescott, on a dirt road behind the world’s oldest rodeo. My parents taught my siblings and I to appreciate hard work and the beauty of this state. Today, I’m the first Mom to ever serve as Arizona’s Attorney General, after proudly serving two terms as a Republican on the Corporation Commission, where we stood up for consumers when powerful utilities went too far.
When I ran for Attorney General, I ran to represent all Arizonans. To be the Lawyer for the People. Not powerful corporations, not special interests, and not any political party. My job is to fight for the people of this state, whether you’re a Republican, Democrat, or Independent, whether you live in the Valley or in rural Arizona. And those aren’t just words – they are embodied by my record, our work inside the Attorney General’s Office.
First, let’s talk about fentanyl:
Arizonans want to keep dangerous drugs off our streets and protect our families. Alongside local police, sheriffs, and our federal law enforcement partners, my office has seized more than 27 million fentanyl pills, more than any Attorney General in Arizona history. We also fought to change the law to give law enforcement the tools to shoot down Mexican drug cartel drones transporting fentanyl, meth, and carfentanil across the border. Arizona law enforcement and federal agencies working here seize a massive share of the fentanyl recovered across the country, often accounting for more than half of all national seizures. My office works hand in glove to make those seizures and prosecute 80 percent of the major cases and the cartels. That’s what it means to focus on the worst of the worst: go after the drug cartels, smugglers, and human traffickers who threaten our communities every day.
Second, let’s talk about the cost of living in Arizona:
You can feel it everywhere you go in this state. People are working harder than ever, but too many families still feel like they're falling behind: Groceries cost more, housing costs more, health care costs more, and utility bills keep going up. That’s why I fought to stop the Kroger-Albertsons merger that would have combined Frys and Safeway. Arizona families deserve competition and choices at the grocery store, not fewer companies with more power to increase prices. It’s why my office sued RealPage and corporate landlords over allegations they colluded to drive up rents in 76% of the apartment units in Phoenix and more than 50% of apartments in Tucson. And it’s why I intervened to challenge proposed electricity rate increases from APS and TEP. When companies get so big they think the rules no longer apply to them, somebody has to stand up to them. That’s what I’ve done as Attorney General.
Third, let’s talk about Arizona’s water supplies:
Arizonans viscerally understand that we can’t keep doing dumb things with our water supply. It’s a threat to our families, our way of life, and our future. That’s why I sued the Saudi-owned megafarm pumping Arizona groundwater to grow alfalfa for export overseas to feed livestock in the Persian Gulf. While Arizona communities worry about dwindling groundwater, this foreign-owned corporation was taking advantage of our resources to serve its own interests. And it’s why I brought Riverview Dairy to the table in Cochise County to put up $11 million to redrill the wells of their neighbors and fallow thousands of acres of land in an effort to restore the aquifer there. Arizona’s water supply must be protected. It belongs to the people of this state, and I will keep fighting to defend it.
Those are the fights I’ll keep taking on if I’m reelected. I won’t stop because someone has more money, more power, or a different political affiliation. I know you may not agree with me on everything, and we didn’t vote the same way last election. But I’m asking you to trust that I’ll fight for you – because you’re an Arizonan.
This next term, I’ll fight to protect our water from foreign companies pumping it dry, will fight to ensure big data centers aren’t driving up your electric bills, will protect your privacy when companies like Flock invade it, and will investigate predatory surveillance pricing. Those aren’t partisan issues, they are our issues, our fights.
I also plan to continue to be the most transparent AG in history by getting out and talking to Arizonans. I’ve done more town halls in the past four years – 60 plus of them – than any other AG. Those town halls – from Benson to Chino Valley, from Wendon to St. Johns, from Pearce to Lake Havasu, from Yuma to Sierra Vista – have been the best part of my job, and they have helped us to investigate and tackle some of our toughest issues.
As your Attorney General I will always stand shoulder to shoulder with you – to protect our communities and ensure a future for our children in this state we all love.
Sincerely,
Kris Mayes, Arizona Attorney General
Janice Kerr retweeted
Lady, you have sued the Trump administration numerous times costing Arizona millions.
The president we democratically elected.
And then you have the audacity to turn around and give millions of Arizona taxpayer dollars and benefits to those in this country illegally.
Janice Kerr retweeted
Just fyi, I’m no longer a Fox News fan but getting upset about Fox not covering this when the other major networks fail to cover so many other stories is just laughable.
Janice Kerr retweeted
Chuck Schumer already told you the fucking ending. “We are already preparing, and we will mount lawsuit after lawsuit at every stage of the process. Mark my words.”
The 2026 midterms have not happened. Not one ballot has been cast. There is no count. There is no certification. There is nothing to steal, nothing to save, nothing to protect.
And this smug son of a bitch is already standing up a task force of eleven senators, lawyers, observers, rapid-response teams, and cyber hacks, planted in battleground and “high-risk” jurisdictions, briefed to move before Election Day, on Election Day, and after it.
He named the fucking machinery out loud. Marc Elias. Eric Holder. Norm Eisen. Skye Perryman. Vanita Gupta. The same lawfare shop that treats a loss like a filing deadline and a voter like an obstacle.
Schumer scheduled the suits for every stage ... before, during, and after ... a pre-loaded assault on the count itself.
Then he bolted the lie to the threat. Trump, he says, has an “unprecedented plan to rig” the election, so Democrats need an “unprecedented response.” The accusation comes first. The lawsuits are already booked to come second.
Week after week this prick is training the country to hear an unfavorable result as theft before the polls even open. Holler now. Whip the panic on Election Day. Then blitz the precincts that decide the Senate, hunting temporary restraining orders from friendly judges to freeze certification and piss on whatever the voters did.
That is the operation, and it is bullshit. Plant the rigging story while the race is still unrun, then make the result uncertifiable the second it disappoints him.
The voters have not spoken. The lawsuits are already written. Schumer is daring you to notice.
(article below)
Janice Kerr retweeted
‼️‼️ I MADE IT ‼️‼️
It is an incredible honor to be listed as one of the 25 Key election denial activists in the right-wing media ecosystem across the entire Nation! I did not know expecting to count our own votes was a denial. I thought it was arithmetic.
Media Matters (@mmfa) has discovered a man who says elections belong to the citizens, and has diagnosed him with a syndrome. The syndrome is wanting to see the paper. The treatment is a list. I have been promoted from “guy with a hand count solution” to “key activist,” which is what you call someone once “he would like the people to run their own elections” stops fitting in the headline.
They seem to be very concerned that I co-authored a Proposed Executive Order and said the vote count should be verifiable. In their dialect, 'verifiable' is 'denial'. 'Citizen' is 'activist'. 'Hand count' is 'extremism'.
And they think that the machine that citizens are not allowed to inspect is the adult in the room, lol. If you ask to look at the ballots, you are undermining faith. (Yeah, because if we compared the hand counted totals with the machine totals then everyone would know what a sham it is). And apparently if the law makes looking at them illegal, that is faith.
This is their really tone-deaf part: I did not say every result is false. I said a result the public cannot check is not a result the public can trust, and a system that refuses the check is not a system that belongs to the people. Media Matters read that and heard “he denies elections.” That is like hearing a man ask to see the receipt and writing that he denies commerce. @mmfa are you really this stupid? Or do you just think the rest of the Citizens are?
Elections are the tool citizens use to decide who the government is. The government does not own the tool. Neither does the vendor. Neither does the nonprofit that sorts the people asking to hold the tool into a gallery of twenty-five. The two things an election exists to do are confirm who voted and confirm the count. Those are the two things citizens can no longer do. Pointing that out is not a denial of the election. It is a denial of believing an illusion that @mmfa are trying really hard to maintain.
And btw, regarding your claim of "with the military’s involvement", my stance is very clear that only the Citizens should be running elections. If the military wants to ensure that the Citizens can run their election without impediment by criminals that stole them from the people, I'm okay with that. But only we the Citizens will be counting our votes.
So Media Matters, THANK YOU for the listing! I accept it on behalf of everyone who has asked a county to hand count the ballots and then watched the reaction. Because, the reaction (yours included) is the evidence.
mediamatters.org/election-de…
Janice Kerr retweeted
The White House moves a reporter’s chair and suddenly the press corps becomes the fucking Minutemen at Lexington, clutching the First Amendment to its chest and screaming about democracy dying in darkness.
Then Jack Smith’s Arctic Frost investigation sweeps up communications involving nearly 50 journalists across more than a dozen national media outlets ... including messages with government sources ... and somehow the institutional outrage dial gets turned way the hell down.
CNN. CBS. NBC. Fox. Reuters. AP. The Washington Post. The Wall Street Journal. NPR. Bloomberg.
Journalists talking to government sources.
That should have detonated across every newsroom in America.
Instead, the contrast is fucking embarrassing.
These same institutions can summon constitutional thunder over credentials, access, seating, pool arrangements, and who gets through which White House door. In fact, CNN, Politico and MS NOW were in court this week fighting White House access restrictions on press-freedom grounds.
Yet Arctic Frost reached journalists’ communications while the same investigation also pulled in texts involving 44 members of Congress and records from hundreds of Republican individuals and entities. Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress and the press were both inside the investigative net.
Where was the fucking firestorm?
Where were the wall-to-wall panels?
Where were the solemn lectures about source confidentiality, government overreach, and chilling effects on journalism?
Apparently the First Amendment comes with a fucking proximity sensor.
Move a reporter’s chair and every alarm in the building goes off.
Put journalists’ communications with government sources into federal investigative files and suddenly half the press corps can’t find the damn switch.
(article below)
Janice Kerr retweeted
ELECTION INTEGRITY UPDATE:
Last night the County Recorders received years of felony records withheld by the Secretary of State.
Fontes blamed the DOJ. I called the DOJ directly: they had provided the reports for years. After we exposed his failure publicly, the missing files suddenly appeared.
Our pressure delivered results for all 15 counties. Now Recorders across the state must tackle his backlog just days before early voting begins.
Recorder Heap Confirms Secretary Fontes Claims Regarding DOJ Felony Report are False
Read full news release here: bit.ly/4z2lZud Lea más aquí: bit.ly/4rwksd5
Janice Kerr retweeted
Senator Mark Kelly, aka Captain Mark Kelly, has posted many photos on his social media accounts of this border-state Senator and retired naval officer in a helicopter, wearing full flight gear, surveying fires raging in the Grand Canyon.
Kelly is always eager to share photos of himself in action to impress his constituents.
Sadly, there is not a single photo of Traitor Kelly in a helicopter, surveilling the border crisis, as millions of unvetted migrants were welcomed across our borders, thrown open by Team Biden.
Make no mistake, Kelly was in a position of power, and he had the influence to sway Team Biden to secure our borders.
Kelly knew the vital importance of secure borders to our national security and did nothing but give it lip service.
Kelly had the leverage to refuse to approve any spending bills until Biden changed course and secured our borders.
Kelly lacked the common-sense, courage, political will, and the leadership skills to buck Biden and demand secure borders.
If only Kelly had demanded secure borders, thousands of lives and billions of dollars would have been saved; he would have emerged as a courageous leader, and Trump wouldn't have been swept into office.
Kelly, having learned nothing from his consequential failures, just endorsed Abdul El-Sayed, a communist who has been outspoken in his demands to abolish ICE and reopen our borders.
Worse, Sayed campaigned with his buddy, Hasan Piker, another communist who tells us we deserved 9/11.
Fuck Mark Kelly, and the high horse he always rides in on.
Janice Kerr retweeted
This is the perfect time to remind people about a KEY player in this WAR.
Robert Storch.
Who is he?
Storch completely revamped the whistleblower program and made it more lethal in exposing corruption.
He also played a major role in Trump’s first term.
Trump appointed him as the first ever Inspector General for the NSA.
Why is that important?
(Brave search)
“Storch’s primary focus as the first independent NSA IG was to establish robust audit, inspection, and investigation functions tailored to the agency’s secretive nature.
He prioritized enhancing transparency and whistleblower protections.”
Guess where he went to work after he left the NSA?
Biden nominated Storch to be the Inspector General of the Department of Defense.
Why was that position so important?
As IG of the DoD, Storch had oversight over security assistance to “Ukraine.” He assigned over 200 staff members to oversee “Ukraine spending.”
But that’s not all.
At the same time, Storch became Lead/Special Inspector General for Operation Atlantic Resolve (OAR)
(Brave search)
“In September 2023, the chair of the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency (a bipartisan body of all federal IGs) designated Storch as the Lead IG for OAR, making him the coordinating lead across the DoD, State Department, and USAID inspector general offices for “all U.S. aid to Ukraine.”
Storch was overseeing “ALL U.S. aid to Ukraine,” from the DoD, State Department and USAID.
Do you think it’s just a coincidence that USAID was fully exposed for money laundering and corruption early in Trump’s second term?
What are the odds that Robert Storch was following the money, after gaining valuable knowledge from the intelligence community as Inspector General of the NSA?
USAID was a CIA/State Department proxy.
And now Trump is calling for the declassification of “ALL the Ukraine spending.”
Are you seeing the pattern?
Declassified evidence.
Storch is doing the investigations outside of the public spotlight.
1) USAID (CIA/State Department) corruption exposed first.
2) Ukraine spending exposed next, which will FORCE the ending of the war in Ukraine.
But Storch isn’t finished.
Did you know that Trump fired Storch along with a dozen other IG’s in his second term?
Was it STRATEGIC?
Did it give Storch “cover” and open the door for another important job?
Guess where Storch is working now?
(Brave search)
“Robert Storch serves as the Inspector General of the State of Delaware.
As the state’s first Inspector General, he leads an independent, nonpartisan office established by Senate Bill 4 to investigate fraud, waste, abuse, and corruption within Delaware government agencies.”
Did you catch that?
Storch is the first ever Inspector General of the state of Delaware.
Coincidence?
He is investigating fraud, waste, abuse and corruption within the “government.”
Just a coincidence, that Biden was a Senator from Delaware for 36 years and was getting money laundered for his presidential campaign from Ukraine?
It’s not just about Burisma.
Am I connecting the dots?
How many other democrats were getting Ukraine money for their campaigns?
But I don’t think Storch is focusing on Biden in Delaware.
Biden is the “low hanging fruit.”
Who is Storch really focusing on?
Do you understand how important Delaware is, to the corrupt “financial system?”
“Most people think of Wall Street as the headquarters of American capitalism, but thanks to a unique set of “business-friendly” laws, Delaware has earned the title “Corporate Capital” of the U.S. A whopping 50 percent of America’s publicly traded companies are incorporated there, including over 66 percent of the Fortune 500.”
currentaffairs.org/news/what…
Storch is investigating the Delaware state involvement in setting up the biggest “onshore” shell company system in the U.S.
A sure sign of corruption.
Delaware is also responsible for the high credit card interest rates that break many usury laws around the country.
Coincidence?
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Janice Kerr retweeted
I just filed a @azstatebar charge against Attorney General @krismayes.
In 2024, an FBI agent and three armed deputies showed up at my house to serve an injunction that Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell co-wrote with her husband, because I criticized her online.
The U.S. Attorney reviewed my posts and declined to prosecute, citing "the nature of the speech relating to a public figure running for office." The FBI closed its file.
That wasn't enough. A year after the FBI closed the case, it went to Mayes. Her agent got a judge to sign a warrant for 14 months of my X account, including my private messages with 3rd parties.
The sworn affidavit's reason? I posted "disparaging messages about Rachel Mitchell."
Mitchell wasn't even protected by the injunction. Criticizing an elected prosecutor is not a crime. It is the most protected speech in America.
The federal government looked at my speech and walked away. But that didn't stop Mayes from using it to intimidate not just me, but anyone who was sympathetic to me using my voice.
Janice Kerr retweeted
My husband was given remdesivir, it shut down his kidney and put him into cardiac arrest. He was vented and died. I was in the hospital with him at the same time, on the same floor and they never allowed me to say goodbye. All of us deserve justice!
COVID-19 Hospital Protocols: Real Stories from Real People xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1oKMvNVVo…
Janice Kerr retweeted
Ah yes. Eight noncitizens voted. Fifty-two citizens got flagged by a sloppy federal database. And the Arizona House Democratic Leader’s emergency is Justin Heap.
Not the MVD registering noncitizens.
Not the people who cast ballots they weren’t allowed to cast.
Heap. For checking.
You people treat voter rolls like a sanctuary city. Any attempt to verify citizenship is “breaking the law.” Any noncitizen who slips through is “rare,” “inadvertent,” and “wouldn’t have changed the outcome.” Then you demand the recorder be prosecuted for noticing.
If a citizen was wrongly held, fix it. That’s the job. Finding 8 illegal votes and a broken state system is also the job. You only want half of it done, the half that keeps the rolls dirty.
Hold Heap accountable if he broke the law. Hold the 8 accountable if they voted. Hold MVD accountable for writing noncitizens onto the list. And hold every Democrat who calls this a scandal for the checker instead of the cheaters. You don’t want clean elections. You want unchallenged ones.
Janice Kerr retweeted
This spine tingling moment just happened at the Sen. Johnson Hospital Protocols Hearing.
I can understand exactly why the room erupted.
Here’s an attorney with 50 years experience.
At the start of covid, he gets flooded with requests to make Hospitals give early treatment protocols.
But the result of his work is the part really blew my mind.
95.8% of the cases he won ,to force the Hospital to administer Ivermectin. Survived.
But then I heard the contrast of what happened when he lost his cases... the patients who had to go with standard of care hospital protocols which included Remdesivir.
Ralph Lorigo Esq. - “Where I lost.... Every. Single. Person. Died”
I’m left speechless.
Janice Kerr retweeted
🚨 Today, the U.S. Senate heard what happened inside our hospitals during COVID.
Patients. Families. Nurses. Doctors.
Every story was different. The pattern was the same.
What happened can NEVER happen again. 🧵
Janice Kerr retweeted
Read this twice.
An educated and virtuous people are difficult to enslave.
“A society that mocks virtue prepares its own collapse.” Summary of Plato’s Book VIII of The Republic
And nearly 2,000 years later, Samuel Adams gave America the same warning:
“No people will tamely surrender their Liberties, nor can any be easily subdued, when knowledge is diffused and virtue is preserved. On the contrary, when people are universally ignorant, and debauched in their manners, they will sink under their own weight without the aid of foreign invaders.” Samuel Adams, 1775
Read those words carefully.
Adams understood something that Americans desperately need to recover:
Liberty does not sustain itself.
A free people must possess the knowledge necessary to understand their rights and the virtue necessary to preserve them.
You cannot have a constitutional republic where the people are ignorant of the Constitution.
You cannot preserve liberty when people no longer understand the difference between rights and privileges, government power and individual authority, law and legislation, or liberty and license.
And you cannot maintain self-government when virtue is mocked as weakness, morality is treated as oppression, and personal responsibility is replaced by an expectation that government will solve every problem.
This is why education matters. Not indoctrination. Education.
The Founders understood that an ignorant people could be controlled without an army.
And Adams warned us that the greatest threat may not come from a foreign invader at all.
A people can collapse from within when they lose the knowledge of their rights and the virtue necessary to defend them.
That is why the preservation of liberty begins with the preservation of truth, knowledge, virtue, and the principles upon which our constitutional government was founded.
The question is not merely:
“Who is in government?”
The deeper question is:
“What does the governed understand about their own government?”
Because an educated and virtuous people are difficult to enslave.
An ignorant and morally disordered people can surrender their liberty without anyone having to take it from them.
Learn the principles. Know the Constitution. Understand the history. Preserve the liberty.
Learn more about the principles of constitutional government and the foundations of liberty at LibertyFirstSociety.com.