In the coming weeks, a big story that will outrage everyone is the upcoming Camp LeJeune trials that are set to begin October 26th if the government doesn’t find a way to settle with the veterans and their family members who were poisoned by the water at the Marine Base. Everyone needs to learn the name Dr. Julie Goodman. She has a doctorate in toxicology from Johns Hopkins, she’s a principal at a consulting firm called Gradient, and the Department of Justice under the direction of Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward @ASGWoodward hired her as an “expert witness” to fight the Camp LeJeune families in court. Let that sink in for a second. Our own government went out and hired a scientist to argue against US Marines, their wives, and their kids who got sick from poisoned water on a US military base. 😡 And what did she argue? That there isn’t enough evidence to link the water at Camp LeJeune to illnesses like Parkinson’s and kidney cancer, even though the VA’s own findings say otherwise. But it gets worse. In March, a federal judge in North Carolina threw out her so called “expert reports” after she tried to submit nearly 300 changes to her analysis and called them “corrections”. The judge ruled those changes were way too substantial to be allowed. Three hundred corrections??!!?! That’s not exactly fixing typos… that is rewriting your homework after the teacher already started grading it. Mike Partain, a longtime Camp LeJeune advocate who got sick from the contaminated water himself, called her “a hired hack,” and when you look at her track record, it’s not hard to see why. Investigative reporters have spent years documenting Goodman’s work on behalf of industry. She has published research concluding that talc doesn’t cause ovarian cancer. She has argued that there’s a safe level of asbestos exposure, and she even pushed back behind the scenes against a scientific statement calling for a worldwide asbestos ban. She has challenged research linking air pollution to early deaths and defended chemicals like BPA. Critics have called scientists at her firm “rented white coats,” hired to cast doubt wherever industry needs it. Now that same playbook is being used against our veterans and their families. People who lost children, battled cancer, and buried loved ones are being told by a paid “expert” that the science just isn’t there. What a disgrace. 💔 These families aren’t a lawsuit to beat, they’re the people who served our country, and they’ve already waited decades for justice. @AGToddBlanche, why is the DOJ at the direction of Democrat Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward paying “experts” to discredit sick veterans instead of getting them the settlements they’re owed? Stop fighting these families, and replace @ASGWoodward with someone who will actually stand with them. 🇺🇸🙏 This is a terrible look and can easily be resolved.

UPDATE: Ilhan Omar’s sister signed a 340B deal for her clinic with a pharmacy that lost its license in 2017 but remains active, as Omar steered public money to her clinic while claiming no family interest. Omar’s family members have received grand jury subpoenas, per the NYT.

BREAKING: Far-left environmental groups held a private call to kill the Senate permitting bill, which cuts the sue-and-delay window and stops a future administration from ripping up permits already issued, but their call was leaked — “We really have to have a pretty clear agreement by all parties that this is an effort to stop this bill, not to make it better.”

ALERT: Leaked call exposes far-left environmental groups plotting to kill a bipartisan Senate energy permitting bill that would speed up projects, cut “sue-and-delay” lawsuits, and lock in already-issued energy permits. On a private Thursday call organized in part by the Sierra Club with 89 participants, Brett Hartl of the Center for Biological Diversity made the goal crystal clear: stop the permitting bill entirely, don’t try to improve it—and keep the plan secret from the Democratic senators who helped negotiate it. “We really have to have a pretty clear agreement by all parties that this is an effort to stop this bill, not to make it better,” Hartl said. He told any groups not fully on board to leave so tactics wouldn’t leak back to Heinrich, Whitehouse, or their staff. The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act (negotiated by Republicans Lee and Capito plus Democrats Heinrich and Whitehouse) shortens legal challenge windows to as little as 150 days and makes permits more durable so a future administration can’t easily tear them up. Supporters of the bill say it would finally cut the endless delays that raise energy costs and slow American infrastructure and production. Other speakers on the call complained the bill would “hamstring” environmental groups’ ability to sue projects and limit a future Democrat administration’s power to reverse Trump-era energy decisions. Hartl confirmed the transcript was real and said someone on the call “betrayed all of us” by leaking it.

new - Cody Campbell group Saving College Sports warning that UNC, FSU, Miami and Clemson could tank college sports bill in the House by pushing "to raise the conference cap from 20 to 22 while also sunsetting the entire provision so that they have the right to immediately bolt from the ACC" "They have told members of our board in just the last several hours that they are willing to do everything in their power to defeat the bill if their demands are not met"

Y’all, stop scrolling for a minute. Watch this video and read this story about Teresa Moore. 🙏 Teresa was 18 years old when she married the man she loved and he joined the United States Marine Corps. They moved to Camp Lejeune, where she raised three boys. She made the meals and took her kids to the base swimming pool, and she said it was just wonderful. There were rumors that the water was contaminated, that a dry cleaner was leaking chemicals into it. And Teresa thought, “Nah. The Marine Corps wouldn't let that happen." Why? Because their motto is SEMPER FIDELIS. Always faithful. Always loyal. 🇺🇸 She TRUSTED that. Her family believed that. Then she went in for a routine mammogram… Stage 3 breast cancer. 💔 Mastectomy. Chemotherapy. Radiation. One day she was out in public, bald from chemo, wearing a shirt that said FLAWLESS. A man looked at her and said, "You really think you're flawless?" Teresa just smiled and said, "Yeah." Y'all…that is STRENGTH! That is FAITH. Cancer tried to destroy her but she put her trust in God and refused to surrender. But even WITH health insurance, the medical bills really piled up. The IRS garnished her wages and took her tax returns. So she lived on that base, trusted the people running it, got sick, and then the government came after HER money? 🤔 In Teresa's words: "We've been hurt financially. We've been hurt physically. We've been hurt emotionally. It just feels like a betrayal." But she's not asking for revenge. "It's not vengeance. It's accountability. We're not just numbers. We're real people." If she had one minute with President Trump @POTUS, she'd say: "Put yourself or your family member in this position. Be faithful and be loyal to us. We were to you. Help us out.” Right now, the Assistant Attorney General @ASAGWoodward Stanley Woodward is sending out lowball settlement offers to our veterans and their loved ones like Teresa. It’s wrong what’s happening and we should be able to do so much better for these patriots. @AGToddBlanche please look into this and take action so our veterans no longer feel abused and forgotten. Our military families held up their end of the deal. Now it's time to hold up ours. 🇺🇸

FSU @FloridaState has 32 scholarships currently under a federal civil rights probe over race and sex preferences. FSU's response is that "every student can apply." APPLYING is not what the investigation is about, and I'd bet we haven't heard the last of it. Then there's Clemson @ClemsonUniv, which is also under federal review over its partnership with “The Ph.D. Project”, a program built around DEI and racial discrimination. It is rather ironic that THESE are the schools lecturing Congress on how to write a college sports bill… They teamed up with Univeristy of Miami @univmiami and UNC @UNC on a letter asking the House to rewrite a bill that passed the Senate in bipartisan fashion with 77 votes. A rewrite means even more delay. Delay means nothing gets done before the midterms. Funny how that always works! 🤔 It’s almost like it’s deliberate. Univeristy of Miami and UNC should seriously ask themselves why they would want their names next to schools that are under federal investigation for DEI programs. Not a great look! Maybe these universities should focus on cleaning up their own campuses first. The House should pass the Protect College Sports Act as it currently stands and send it to President Trump @POTUS to sign before the November midterms, which are less than one month away. Stop stalling. The American people are so sick of every possible win for the administration and our country being stalled over and over again. Let’s get it done!

Trump on the passing of the Protect College Sports Act: "Vital to future Sports in America.” It passed the Senate today in a 77-22 vote The bill now heads to the House. If it passes, Trump already promised that he will sign it into law. “THE PEOPLE OF AMERICA WANT IT DONE."