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Promises, promises
Muslim business owners are warning that they’re prepared to close down their businesses and exit the U.S. over concerns about Islamophobia.
They claim the Muslim community represents millions of Americans, including many small business owners who contribute to the job market, tax revenue, and citywide growth.
They say if they shut down and leave, America will feel a serious economic burden.
MINNESOTA SOMALIS JUST ORGANIZED THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY TO VOTE DEMOCRAT.
THIS IS HOW REPLACEMENT WORKS
This is the red-green alliance in action. And they are not subtle.
Minnesota’s Somali community just ran a full-scale turnout operation the night before the election.
Imams, drivers, and organizers stood in front of the community and ordered every eligible person out the door.
Cars ready. Rides arranged.
The entire group was told to vote for the Democratic slate, Jihadi Keith Ellison, Amy Klobuchar, and every other Democrat on the ballot, because those candidates “stood with our community.”
They are not debating individual candidates. They are mobilizing as a bloc. Mosque networks, family pressure, door-knocking, Friday prayers converted into get-out-the-vote. Explicit framing that this election decides “who gets to belong.”
That is coordinated minority power. Different national origins, Somali, Pakistani, Arab, Iranian, different languages, same religious institutions, same civic organizations, same lockstep turnout for the party that protects their institutional interests.
The irony is the Republican pandering.
While this machine turns out for Democrats, some on the right still chase these votes.
Outreach dinners. Softened language. Hope that economic messaging or school choice will peel off enough of a high-cohesion bloc to matter. It does not, when will Republicans learn!?
The real gap is turnout.
Demographic change is measurable. Minnesota’s Somali population went from near zero to the largest in the country in a generation. Young, high-fertility, heavily naturalized, concentrated. Limited English among many of the longer-resident foreign-born. High welfare usage relative to the native-born. That group just demonstrated organized electoral leverage. Close races get decided by these margins. Policy gets bent. Curriculum gets pressured.
Conservatives are not matching that intensity. When one side runs a coordinated community operation and the other side treats the election as optional, the math favors the organized bloc. The red-green alliance does not need a statewide majority. It needs concentrated numbers, high internal cohesion, and the other side not showing up.
If you want the standards held, the enclaves blocked, and the pandering to stop, the answer is not another outreach dinner. It is turnout that matches theirs. Find your district. Vote. Do not give them the field by default.
They just told you what they are doing. Believe them and show up.
Reeni retweeted
The choice in this race could not be clearer.
A vote for Peggy Flanagan is a vote for more incompetence, more fraud, and more leaders who refuse to take responsibility.
After eight years of the Walz-Flanagan administration, Minnesotans have seen enough.
It’s time we send an independent voice to Washington.
Reeni retweeted
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO:
I have uncovered video footage of jihadist Michigan US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed @AbdulElSayed and his psychiatrist wife Sarah Jukaku wishing the Muslim Student’s Association (MSA) a happy 50th anniversary.
In the video, Abdul’s hijab wearing wife said she and Abdul met each other at MSA. Abdul El-Sayed served as the Vice President of the MSA chapter at the University of Michigan.
MSA is a Muslim Brotherhood affiliated organization.
The connection between the Muslim Students Association (MSA) and the Muslim Brotherhood is rooted in the MSA's historical founding and early development in North America:
The MSA was established in 1963 at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign by immigrant Egyptian students, including key figures like Jamal Barzinji, Ahmed Totonji, and Hisham al-Talib. These early founders had direct ties to and were influenced by the Muslim Brotherhood and used the group to build a structured campus presence in the US.
Abdul is Egyptian and holds Egyptian dual citizenship, as I first exposed in 2018.
MSA chapters often distribute English language translations of writings by Muslim Brotherhood founder Hassan al-Banna and Sayyid Qutb.
U.S. government documents and federal court evidence from the Holy Land Foundation terrorism trial, our nation’s largest terrorism financing trial show historical and organizational links between the Muslim Students' Association (MSA), the Muslim Brotherhood, and networks associated with the Holy Land Foundation (HLF).
Islamic jihad is a family affair in Abdul’s household.
He is truly a national security threat.
Reeni retweeted
SUBMITTED: Poll worker wears “Problem Solved” T-shirt with red splatter near the collar resembling blood.
Speculation is that it celebrates the assassination of Charlie Kirk or other assassinations; the Halloween design has been controversial for years.
The picture was taken Saturday at the Rogers fire station community room.
In a statement to @AlphaNews, Hennepin County confirmed it forwarded the concern to the city clerk in Rogers for review.
“Hennepin County expects polling places to be welcoming and free from intimidation, harassment, or disruption for voters and election workers alike… Anyone with concerns about conduct at a polling place should bring them to the attention of the head election judge or city clerk's office,” the statement reads.
Reeni retweeted
It’s illegal for me to ask questions in polling locations about Minnesota’s election laws, but THIS is allowed…?
DM us if you’re an election judge or poll worker in Minnesota with anything to report
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Reeni retweeted
Minnesotans deserve to feel safe in their own communities.
Not dodging bullets at high school football games. Not having gang shootouts in neighborhoods.
My opponent refuses to name the problem: Somali gang violence.
Peggy Flanagan will not work with law enforcement to confront gang violence and protect Minnesota families. I will.
Reeni retweeted
Elections here are won by the people who show up.
This race is going to be close, and every single ballot will make a difference.
Bring your family, your neighbors, and anyone who’s ready for a change.
Tomorrow, we can restore accountability in Washington.
Reeni retweeted
My promise to Minnesota.
I will work across the aisle to serve our great state, find common ground where we can, and stand firm when it matters.
Minnesotans deserve a senator who answers to them, not a party.
Reeni retweeted
I am honored to have the support of voters like Matt from Eden Prairie.
Our campaign is about bringing everyone, Republicans, Democrats, and independents, together to end the fraud and restore accountability.
My opponent has been lieutenant governor for eight years and still wants to blame others. That is not the kind of leadership Minnesotans want or deserve.
Reeni retweeted
Thank you to the Minnesotans who told us why you’re voting for change.
One party has run this state for far too long, and you’re ready for something better.
I hear you, and I’m ready to go to work for you.
Reeni retweeted
This race is between Peggy Flanagan and me.
And only one of us let $9 billion fly out the door.
I’m an outsider, and I’ve never held political office.
When I get to Washington, I intend to right the wrongs that Peggy Flanagan and Tim Walz have done to our state.
Reeni retweeted
Minnesota is ready for change, and you can feel it.
We’ve been all over this state, and every day more independents and Democrats are joining us.
This race is close, and that means your vote could be the one that decides it.
Reeni retweeted
Our final rally in Lexington was filled with energy and Minnesotans ready for a new beginning.
Minnesota, we can do this.
Tomorrow, we will give Peggy Flanagan a pink slip and restore common sense to our great state.
Let's bring it home!
Reeni retweeted
My opponent is a career far-left extreme politician.
On Peggy Flanagan’s watch, billions of our tax dollars were stolen. Somali gang violence increased. And Minnesota students fell further behind.
Tomorrow, we can put eight years of failed leadership behind us.
Reeni retweeted
It’s Election Day, Minnesota! Polls are open until 8:00 p.m.
We decide the future of our state today.
An end to fraud. Accountability. Common sense.
Get out and vote!
pollfinder.sos.mn.gov/
Reeni retweeted
NEW 📺 AD: Minnesotans are tired of politicians who refuse to take responsibility for their failures, and that frustration crosses party lines.
I’m running to represent every Minnesotan, regardless of party, and bring common-sense leadership, real accountability, and a commitment to protecting taxpayers back to Washington.
Reeni retweeted
Minnesotans do not forget what happened to our state:
$9 billion in fraud.
Moms who couldn’t feed their kids.
Children with autism who never got the services they needed.
Seniors who were left without visits or care.
Falling test scores in our schools.
Rising gang violence in our communities.
Small businesses taxed and regulated out of our state.
Peggy Flanagan was second in command for all of it, and she never did a thing.
Vote tomorrow, and we can have a new day for Minnesota.















