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ICYMI: A Washington Examiner review identified over three dozen individuals who worked for CCP propaganda orgs and later found their way into positions within the federal government or Congress.
The true number of such individuals within government is likely higher, given that public LinkedIn accounts are not ubiquitous among federal workers, and some may choose to omit Chinese media operations from their work history for pragmatic reasons.
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The White House Correspondents' Association strongly objects to the decision to restrict a journalist’s coverage simply because the president didn’t care for their questioning. That is retaliation. The American public's right to an independent press depends on reporters being able to do their jobs without fear that challenging the president will cut off their access.
- Jacqui Heinrich, WHCA President
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please. stop. yes, the other campaign runs mean ads too. this wasn't a mean ad. This was about childhood sexual abuse. Republicans weaponized it. Be as disgusted with me as you want, if there are no lines in the sand, we don't deserve civilization. nationalreview.com/corner/wh…
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Trump shouldn't have led a "Lock em Up" chant.
Bragg shouldn't have indicted Trump.
Trump shouldn't have tried to charge Slotkin with sedition.
Slotkin shouldn't encourage prosecution for the sake of inimidating young Republican lawyers out of joining a Republican administration.
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This says more about Vifake Ramaslimey than that it does Amy. This "mother" lost custody of Amy and hasn’t seen her since she was 12 because she stayed married to and enabled Amy’s rapist.
The craziest part? This is the SECOND time a pedophile has appeared in an ad supportive of him. Ramaslimey supports pedophiles and pedophiles support him
BOMBSHELL:
Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton’s own mother urges voters not to vote for her daughter.
“My name is Donna Arthur and I’m Amy Acton’s mother. I worked at Children and Family Service Association, building one of the first two sexual abuse programs in America.
I love my daughter, but when I saw her lying about her opponent—and it’s not easy for a mother to say this—but Amy has a serious problem.
She is a liar. She lies about her past. She says she grew up living in a tent. None of that is true. She’s lied her entire life.
My daughter needs help, and she can’t help you if she needs help herself. People can change, but first they have to tell the truth, and my daughter still isn’t doing that.
Don’t vote for people who lie. Don’t let her become your governor. If you think she’ll make your life better, you’re fooling yourself. It will only get worse.”
That’s one hell of an October surprise.
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Acton's mother lost custody of her children after years of documented issues, including time spent living in a tent and a spouse who sexually abused her daughter Amy (Acton). Amy Acton's brother has also confirmed this story.
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That is so low-down and horrible. She was sexually abused as a child, and her mother sided with her husband (who was not the father of Amy Acton). Says everything about Ramasmarmy's character, I'm afraid. And I had thought well of him.
SCOOP: Vivek Ramaswamy is doubling down on the explosive ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother attacking her daughter, putting $4 million behind it despite fierce bipartisan backlash
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A firm created by Venezuelan banker Julio Herrera Velutini's family offered to pay @AlinaHabba $10m/yr while she was an administration advisor.
Weeks after she started at the company, Trump pardoned Herrera Velutini, who had been charged in a bribery case nytimes.com/2026/10/20/us/po…
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NEW: Following the release of an ad in which her mother, Donna Arthur, attacks her, court records obtained by @NRO confirm key parts of Amy Acton’s personal history, including that she was sexually abused by her stepfather while Arthur was married to him nationalreview.com/news/amy-…
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Ric Grenell offered Alina Habba's Turkish billionaire husband access to Trump for $6M Kennedy Center donation that vanished, texts allege trib.al/rpPZZ7k
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We’re back with our second story about how Trump’s purge of the FBI killed a sweeping bribery probe in D.C.
This time, we take you to South Carolina, where two powerful politicians escaped scrutiny:
Sen. Lindsey Graham and Rep. James Clyburn.
THREAD 👇
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When President Trump welcomed Putin onto American soil for peace talks, Putin responded less than two weeks later with a massive bombardment of Kyiv that killed more than 20 civilians.
When President Trump pressured Ukraine to make territorial concessions to Russia, Putin turned around and provided Iran with intelligence to help target American servicemembers.
And when President Trump secured his diesel deal with Putin, the Kremlin responded by continuing to strike Ukraine’s energy infrastructure — despite the president’s calls for an energy ceasefire.
Just last week, Russian forces also bombed buses full of innocent civilians, killing more than 30 people, in violation of international law.
Time and again, we have seen how Putin responds to American concessions: with contempt for the United States and increased violence against innocent Ukrainians.
Lindsey Graham understood this dynamic. That's why he and I spent his final years fighting to give the president the tools to put maximum pressure on Putin and bring him to the negotiating table. I urge the president to reverse course, use these sanctions, and return to the time-tested principle that lasting peace is secured through strength — not accommodation.
If you can believe it, there was an election around the height of American ground involvement in Vietnam where voters told the pollsters the most important issue to them was the war in Indochina.
What happened? The American people elected Richard Nixon, a man with an almost comedically hawkish reputation.
It is such an odd folk myth that American involvement in Vietnam was widely unpopular.
If you look beyond headlines with regard to polling, it is clear that a significant portion of people who reported disapproving the war did so because they believed we weren't fighting it hard enough, not because they wanted America to withdraw.
History books and mass media, of course, are produced by aging hippies -- among whom the war was genuinely loathed -- so we end up with a conception of popular opinion that is dramatically out of step with what people actually thought at the time.
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NEW: The order to limit a satellite system used by Ukraine for battlefield communications and drone operations came from inside the White House, according to two US officials and a Western official briefed on the matter.
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Zacharia’s employer describes her previous position quite a bit differently than she does.
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This is the ideal marmot body. You may not understand it. But this is what peak performance looks like.
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This is why you should be able to squat 150kg at least because what if a baby elephant wants to ride your back and you don't have enough strength to pick it up. Couldn't be me.
EXCLUSIVE: Former Trump attorney Alina Habba told the president Friday in the Oval that former Kennedy Center leader Ric Grenell failed to deposit a multimillion-dollar donation that her billionaire husband made to the center a year ago. axios.com/2026/10/14/trump-k…
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Based Kilmeade has been good on this issue since day 1
There are still some republicans that have a spine. This interview is worth watching.
It is between Rachel Campos-Duffy and Brian Kilmeade, both conservative commentators.
Rachel: Yesterday, the president said maybe it’s time for an election, a new leader in Ukraine, because he keeps blowing up these refineries after the president said, “Please don’t do that,” especially before midterms. He keeps doing it, and it’s hurting President Trump’s administration, who’s been very generous towards him and his war.
Brian: The president got ticked off because Zelenskyy came out and said, “Do not buy 500 million tons of diesel, which is in violation, I thought, of the bill that they just signed, Lindsey Graham’s bill, that if you buy any energy from Russia, you’re going to get sanctioned and tariffed. Are we going to tariff ourselves? So, I have no idea. So Zelenskyy’s frustrated because now all this money is going to flow into Russia, who started this whole war unprovoked. They are the bad guys, and there is no way Zelenskyy turned down any plausible deal. In fact, since that time, when they told him he was going to lose the Donbas, he has gained back portions of the Donbas.
Rachel: Are you saying that there were not peace efforts?
Brian: There was no plausible, practical peace effort that Vladimir Putin would participate in effectively that would end this war. There’s one person who’s responsible. Vladimir Putin. That is it. And he’s getting his ass kicked.
Rachel: There was a peace deal that was, I think, Turkey was trying to broker it, and Boris Johnson advised Zelenskyy not to take that deal.
Brian: It doesn’t matter. I don’t know what Boris Johnson’s doing now. Is he in a retirement home?
Rachel: No, but I think that there’s a reason why the president is buying the diesel from Russia, and that’s because Zelenskyy keeps blowing up the refineries.
Brian: Can you blame him? That’s the war machine that’s killing his people, that bombs apartment buildings.
Rachel: But he is dependent on us, and the president said, “Don’t do that.”
Brian: The diesel fuel got stopped because Iran was blowing up the Gulf states’ oil and their refineries. And now all of a sudden there’s new emphasis on Russia. But for me, the way they innovated drone technology in order to take out what is fueling the Russian war machine is phenomenal. They’ll be writing about this in war journals forever. Ukrainians have modernized modern war before our very eyes.
Rachel: But I’m not so sure that’s a positive, Brian. I mean, there are 30,000 young men on each side that are dying every single month.
Brian: Vladimir Putin.
Rachel: Every single month. We should not be practicing drone technology and using these kids as guinea pigs. Have you seen the videos?
Brian: What kids?
Rachel: The soldiers. These are young men. These are young men.
Brian: Rachel, these are responses to attacks. They’re getting rocketed.
Rachel: The president said he wanted peace in Ukraine.
Brian: Tell Vladimir Putin!
Rachel: He said he was going to do that. Well, now, because of what Volodymyr Zelenskyy is doing, we’re probably going to get peace there because President Trump is now working with Russia.
Brian: It would be the biggest mistake of this administration to work with Russia. That is the modern Hitler of our generation. He is the cause of all the problems in the region, and now is helping Iran kill our guys and blow up our bases. And now, the story you pointed out to me today in The Wall Street Journal, you see that they and China are providing drones to the Houthis. China and Russia are the problem.
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NEW: President Trump’s incoming White House press secretary echoed the debunked pizzagate conspiracy theory, accused Hollywood elites of being pedophilic cannibals, and said Michelle Obama had a penis in posts, reposts, and deleted tweets. (And more)
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