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Chris Coons thinks it's absurd that DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin takes purging illegals off voter rolls seriously. Why?

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🚨BREAKING: Secretary of Homeland Security, Markwayne Mullin, says the anti-ICE protesters, in New Jersey, aren’t just exercising their First Amendment rights… They’re actually organized, sponsored rioters… who are there to “injure everybody.” Which is an interesting claim… Because the videos show protesters, and the press, being beaten by ICE agents, pushed under moving trucks, shoved by police, hit with batons, struck with rubber bullets, and blasted with tear gas. So, for people allegedly showing up with the goal of hurting everyone around them, they seem remarkably committed to being on the receiving end of the violence. But, my favorite part of his logic is… According to DHS, the fact that someone saw an ANTIFA flag means all the protesters must be organized, and funded, by this imaginary organization. Because that’s apparently how evidence works now. So, when counter protesters showed up wearing Proud Boys gear… does that mean the counter-protests were sponsored by the Proud Boys? And since some counter-protesters were filmed assaulting anti-ICE demonstrators, and lighting things on fire… Does that mean every counter-protester was a violent rioter? Or do we only play this game when it’s people criticizing the government? Because if one alleged flag means an entire movement is secretly funded by a nonexistent organization, we’re going to have to start applying that standard consistently. But, something tells me they won’t.

Jesus Freakin Congress

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I really don't have the energy for this, but it's been over a week since this curb ramp has been properly cleared. It's out front of a City of Edmonton fire hall. It's a diagonal curb ramp which is an awful design at the best of times because it's impossible for drivers to tell what direction you're headed and rolls you into a lane of traffic. But the snow always gets pushed to the bottom of the ramp. Whoever clears this doesn't seem to grasp that's where a wheelchair rolls. That's where a wheelchair gets stuck if you push the snow there. That leaves us with a trampled down section of deep packed snow at the square edge of the curb that I can kind of roll over to get on the road. Except on days where it's warmer, like today. If I try to go over that, my power wheelchair will sink and be stuck in a precarious position. It seems pointless to keep reporting this to the city. Every snowfall this happens and it takes filing a complaint and waiting a week to have it cleared. They closed the last 311 report 6 days ago and it's still not properly accessible. Obviously staff and service providers need to be trained or management needs to hold them accountable. This is exactly why municipalities need an independent accessibility watchdog. There's literally no excuse for the snow to be pushed to the bottom of the ramp or the plow to block it. Except apathy. So City of Edmonton, you claim accessibility is a priority. I've identified the barrier for you. Deal with it. AAC

Team Servicerottie🇨🇦🐕‍🦺🦽

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STUNNING: THEY LOST THE COURT BATTLE BUT THE BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP WAR ISN'T OVER! The Supreme Court sided with the birth tourism industry six to three. Fine. The Constitution says what it says. But losing one battle does not mean surrendering the country. Because here is what the left does not understand. A visa is not a birthright. It is a privilege, and privileges can be revoked. The State Department already proved it. One embassy alone yanked more than a hundred visas from parents who flew in just to deliver a citizenship prize and fly home. Investigators found over four hundred suspected cases in Europe tied to coaching companies selling the whole package like a vacation package to Disney World. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin laid it out plainly. "They'll come in the eighth month, maybe one, two, three weeks left, give birth here." That is not tourism. That is a loophole wearing a tourist visa as a costume. Stephen Miller said it best. America needs to "think very carefully about who you let into your country, even on a temporary" basis. A nation that cannot control its own front door is not a nation, it is a hotel lobby. DOJ is not waiting around either. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed prosecutors are now going after these schemes with everything on the shelf, from visa fraud to wire fraud to identity theft. If you lied to get in, you can be charged like you lied to get in. The Constitution protects the child born here. It does not protect the con artist who lied on a visa application to manufacture that birth in the first place. The court ruled on citizenship. It did not rule that America has to hand out visas to anyone gaming the system. That fight just moved to a different battlefield, and this administration is already there.

Bill Mitchell

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It's insane that the USFS is spraying glyphosate on the forests around Lake Tahoe. Sometimes they even put signs on trees warning of pesticide use and not to forage and consume wild food (& medicine) from the area. Because they know it's poison. I'm a big fan of wildcrafting & foraging but we have to use extra discernment now that we know they are spraying poison in the wild places. A bio-regional network is coming together to stop the spraying of toxic herbicides in the Tahoe area forests and we need your help. Keep the phones ringing off the hook. We will have more calls to action in the next few days but if you haven't already, please call these key offices and tell them why you don't want glyphosate sprayed. Leave a message if they don’t pick up. TRPA - Tahoe Regional Planning Association (775) 588-4547 Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit 530-543-2600 Tahoe National Forest 530-265-4531 (Option 0) Plumas National Forest 530-283-2050 Lassen National Forest 530-257-2151 Eldorado National Forest (530) 622-5061 A sample script: I am calling because I do not want glyphosate or any herbicide used in the forest. There are other ways to manage forest regrowth and fire prevention that do not involve carcinogenic chemicals that will contaminate the entire area and kill ecosystems. This plan to spray is unacceptable. Finally, please go and tag these accounts on X: Lake Tahoe USFS EldoradoNF USFS-Tahoe National Forest Lassen NF Plumas NF @forestsevice Dept. of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Instagram: @trpa_tahoe Secretary Brooke Rollins Dept. of Agriculture

Tara Thornton

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🚨JUST DROPPED: Homeland Security Office of Inspector General releases report on “Secret Service Missed Opportunities to Prevent and Disrupt the Attempted Assassination of President Trump on July 13, 2024." One of the top findings confirms one of the big mysteries of the Butler assassination attempt and who is really at fault: The Secret Service didn't use available equipment to block the line of sight between the AGR building and the stage where President Trump spoke, allowing shooter Thomas Crooks a clear 155-yard shot at Trump. This occurred despite extensive Secret Service training that instructs agents to place objects that "enhance light-of-sight coverage" at events, the OIG reports asserts. The OIG also produced the video below to demonstrate just how clear a shot Crooks had of Trump and the stage. Who is at fault for that? In its report, the DHS OIG said the Secret Service WOULD NOT TELL THEM if campaign staff had placed equipment that was already on site at the event locations that would have blocked the line of sight. I have reported, and a report from Sen. Rand Paul's office later reported, that the Secret Service tried to use farm equipment to block that line of sight -- but the Trump campaign objected to the optics of it -- and requested that it be removed. Here's where it gets interesting: The Secret Service complied. It's unclear who in the Secret Service is responsible for failing to stand up to and override the campaign staff who wanted the equipment removed. -Miyo Perez was the USSS agent in charge of security. She was an inexperienced agent and known within the detail as a partier, not a serious. There were two supervisory agents that were supposed to provide oversight to Perez's work, Nick Menster and Nick Olszewski. Those two agents were never punished for their role in Butler's porous security plan and execution. In fact, current Secret Service Director Sean Curran gave them big promotions. Interestingly, it was Curran who was ultimately responsible for all security decisions for the Butler site -- including the decision to remove farm equipment or not place additional equipment to block the line of sight. Curran was the detail leader for the team protecting Trump during the campaign, and he signed off on the site plan. This new OIG report doesn't address whether Curran himself directly approved the removal of farm equipment from the site so the line of site remained unobstructed for Crooks' shot that nearly killed Trump and did murder Corey Comperatore and seriously wound two others, James Copenhaver and David Dutch. Copenhaver and Duth are now suing the Secret Service over the agency's "preventable failures," as their lawsuit asserts. It's possible that OIG investigators asked Curran, and he refused to say. I'll link to the new DHS OIG report below.

Susan Crabtree

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This is the most telling clip of this entire exchange between Ro Khanna & Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Pete Hegseth. Ro: "You don't even know how we pay in terms of the missiles that hit the Iranian school." Guess who else keeps using "the Iranian school" in public messaging. Terrorists in Iran. Ro should consider going to join them since that's clearly where his loyalties lie. First of all, the expectation that a sitting Secretary of War will assign a specific dollar amount to how much an armed conflict will "cost the American people" is absurd. That's exactly what Ro does in this exchange - though of course he doesn't cite his source or explain his methodology. Still, the rhetorical "cost" must be measured in comparison with the price for maintaining the pre-conflict status quo. As The White House recently explained, "More Americans have been killed by Iran than any other terrorist regime on Earth." ( And "roughly one in every six American combat fatalities in Iraq were attributable to Iran." ( Not to mention the potential cost of allowing Iran to develop nuclear weapons, considering that we now know they ALREADY have missiles that can reach most of continental Europe - including ~30 bases where ~68K 🇺🇸 troops are stationed. Ro doesn't seem to want to talk about any of that while he's trying to corner SECWAR into giving a simple answer to a complicated question that ultimately depends on how the "cost" is measured. Based on our previous exchanges here X, the part that I find most telling - and irritating - of all is the off-hand reference to the Minab school attack, though. All the rhetoric about this incident is currently based on speculative media reporting from anonymous sources. Yet the terrorist regime in Iran keeps emphasizing the incident in their public messaging because it plays well for Iran's useful idiots throughout the West - like Ro here. Even if we assume speculative media coverage is true, nothing that has been reported so far suggests a war crime was committed. At worst, it seems possible that the attack constitutes failure to take feasible precautions in the attack...which is NOT a "war crime" by any legitimate, doctrinal standard. But that doesn't stop useful idiots like Ro here from focusing on this incident AS THOUGH it were a war crime since doing so plays well in whatever bullshit public narrative he's trying to spin for the American people. Just like the terrorists in Iran keep doing...for the exact same reason. Besides, the munitions that have been employed so far have debilitated IRGCs military capabilities that the terrorists in Iran had spent decades & spent untold billions to accumulate. Ignoring this while reducing everything that has happened in the last ~2 months to "the missiles that hit the Iranian school" is just...dumb. If you look at Ro's TL right now it's clear he thinks he "schooled" SECWAR Hegseth (as Ed Krassenstein claims in a post Ro retweeted) in this exchange. In reality, all Ro did was confirm yet again why he's just another useful idiot who also happens to have a seat in Congress. I've said it before to Ro, and I'll say it again: stay in your lane. Leave LOAC analysis to Department of War 🇺🇸. And actual experts...like me.

Dr. Brian L. Cox

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