I'm a Perspicacious Philosopher, a history buff, and an award-winning author of one-liners. Happily Married Veteran (so I'm told) My pronouns are Yes/Dear
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The Republicans didn't get what they voted for in 2024, and the Democrats won't be getting what they voted for in 2026... and the reason is simple.
Over 80% of Americans want both Voter ID for our national elections and term limits for Congress. These aren't partisan issues, and any politician that supports them would be in alignment with the majority of their constituents. Yet Congress as a whole refuses to provide the people what they want, because Congress is more concerned about its power than the peoples. The root cause of our problems isn't who we vote for, it's what they do with our votes.
How has that been working for us?
Until these two overwhelming demands from the people are provided by our elected leaders, I will not be supporting an incumbent in either a primary or general election. I will never again vote for anyone in power until the ones in power give the people their power back.
I am an anti-incumbent.
Judas Thune should reisign.
Over the last two years, Senate Republicans have put up a strong record of accomplishment that’s created safer streets, more money in Americans’ pockets, and new opportunities for families and businesses to get ahead. After fighting Democrat obstruction at every turn, we prevented the largest tax hike in American history, secured our border in an unprecedented way, confirmed the president’s Cabinet at the fastest pace in two decades, and put strong conservative judges on benches across the country faster than we have since the Reagan administration. I’m proud of our team and everything we’ve done for the American people, and I’m looking forward to the important work we have in front of us over the next few months. As we head into 2027, Senate Republicans will not stand idly by as the far-left, socialist wing of the Democrat Party attempts to unwind everything we’ve done. Thankfully, we still have President Trump in the White House, and we’ll work with him to stop the worst impulses of Democrat extremism. We cannot let their fringe positions become the mainstream.
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Anyone else notice the mysterious timing of Zelenskyy no longer targeting Russian oil refining?
Gas prices could soon dip below $4 a gallon. So why are fuel costs falling? cbsn.ws/4AeqCSk
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Floridians last week: Don't New York my state.
Floridians today: Don't Texas my state.
😩 😩 😩
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I asked Grok what the chances were of 90% of Texas counties flipping from red to blue in 1.5 years were, leaving 6 months for people to start deciding from inauguration day.
This was the response.
One noventrigintacentillion.
That's a 1 (one), followed by 420 zeros. 420 zeros. Even accounting for "muh vote turnout", this cannot be defeated. The number would still dwarf your chances for winning the PowerBall.
Wake up, America. You just got roofied, råped, and had a kidney stolen.
@grok Statistically speaking, what are the odds of 90% of the counties in Texas spontaneously and completely flipping from solid republican to solid democrat within a 1.5 year period? Math only. No commentary.
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🇺🇸 Nancie Givens, former executive director of the Arkansas Supreme Court’s Office of Professional Programs, was charged Thursday with 65 counts of tampering with a public record.
Authorities allege she altered bar exam scores across at least 8 administrations from July 2020 to July 2025, moving points between examinees so some reached the 270 passing threshold while at least 1 passing score was lowered to failing.
11,400 related files were also deleted or made unavailable.
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Hey @grok, is it true that Governor Greg Abbott received more votes this midterm than he did in 2022 when he won by almost 900,000 votes, yet he still lost by over 700,000 votes?
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I have just been dropped from the NEXT Channel 4 documentary on Russell Brand for pointing this out:
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. @RepRobertGarcia, I now have your full fundraising text. What the hell are you raising money for?
Your fundraising message tells people their donations will pay for the “resources and manpower” needed to investigate Trump.
Congressional investigations are already funded by taxpayers. Committee staff, subpoenas, hearings, investigative resources. All paid for.
So what exactly are your donors buying?
Political advertising? Campaign staff? Or are you suggesting that congressional investigations depend on people sending you money?
You’re promising to expose corruption while soliciting donations on the back of your congressional authority.
Tell the public where the money goes, Congressman. And quit confusing your campaign treasury with the United States Treasury.
.@RepRobertGarcia, what the hell is this?
A fundraising text using your name and photograph declares the Trump family guilty of bribery, extortion, and corruption, promises to make them pay, and then asks for money.
You’re boasting about becoming House Oversight Chairman while treating congressional investigations like verdicts you’ve already reached.
And now somebody is raising money off those threats?
Who authorized this message? Where does the money go?
Congressional oversight is supposed to follow the evidence, not announce guilt in advance and pass around a collection plate.
You want to investigate corruption? Start by explaining this fundraising appeal.
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There’s your “blue wave” explained.
Same week Texas posts midterm numbers that look like a presidential year for Democrats. Hinojosa and Talarico both clearing 5 million. Republican raw votes flat. Democratic votes exploding.
A convicted fraudster who quit campaigning still “won” a House seat.
Oil drops hard after the results. Stocks get crushed instead of rising.
People still calling all of this organic.
Totally normal. Nothing to see here.
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THUNE CAN'T READ.
Senator Thune claims that he never seen @timburchett stop funding Taliban bill that was already passed the house and been sitting on his desk
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Hahahaha oh I love a good karma first thing in the morning. Happy Thursday!! @RepRobertGarcia
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My thoughts on Vance are simple; he genuinely believed he could negotiate with terrorists. With judgement like that, he doesn't belong anywhere near the White House.
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I actually served for a short time with this guy. He was a total douche, also completely insane.
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Because he’s the best Secretary of War we’ve ever had.
Signed, A Retired Veteran
PS, Happy Veteran’s Day, “Dollar Store.”
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I don't own any guns, but when I do, I get them from garage sales and private sales.
Register that. 😉
