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WE ALL KNOW SOMETHING ISN’T RIGHT HERE Over one month. Zero public appearances. One questionable photo. During an interview with Katie Couric, Gov Andy Beshear said he received calls from two non-state sources reporting that Mitch McConnell had died before leaving the hospital on July 12. #KYSpecialElection Governor Andy Beshear

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We all know this still stinks to high heaven. Gov. Andy Beshear says he still hasn’t received an official update from Sen. Mitch McConnell. “I’ve had no official response. Nothing sent to our office, no letter, no email.”

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BREAKING: Kentucky Politicians Want to Know If Mitch McConnell is 'Dead’ Multiple Kentucky politicians demand that Mitch McConnell’s office provide convincing proof that the senator is still alive. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says he received multiple calls suggesting McConnell may have died while he was hospitalized. Speaking with Katie Couric, Beshear said two separate calls from government agencies raised alarms and he sought reassurance about McConnell's condition. "I got two calls from agencies suggesting that Sen. McConnell had passed away," Beshear said. Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie has also questioned McConnell’s actual state of health. McConnell, 84, has been hospitalized or in a rehabilitation center for over a month. In his July 12 statement, his office reassured Americans the senator was working hard for Kentuckians, but was not yet able to return to the senate floor. “My doctors have confirmed that I didn’t break any bones or suffer a concussion. I didn’t have a heart attack or a stroke. I don’t have any tumors or hemorrhages. But I was briefly unconscious and was taken to the hospital. While receiving excellent care over the past several weeks, I’ve also had to deal with a mild case of pneumonia." The McConnell office also released a photo that was widely scrutinized on social media. Many Americans have demanded more conclusive evidence that he is able to serve, such as a live interview or video statement.

BREAKING: Kentucky Politicians Want to Know If Mitch McConnell is 'Dead’ Multiple Kentucky politicians demand that Mitch McConnell’s office provide convincing proof that the senator is still alive. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says he received multiple calls suggesting McConnell may have died while he was hospitalized. Speaking with Katie Couric, Beshear said two separate calls from government agencies raised alarms and he sought reassurance about McConnell's condition. "I got two calls from agencies suggesting that Sen. McConnell had passed away," Beshear said. Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie has also questioned McConnell’s actual state of health. McConnell, 84, has been hospitalized or in a rehabilitation center for over a month. In his July 12 statement, his office reassured Americans the senator was working hard for Kentuckians, but was not yet able to return to the senate floor. “My doctors have confirmed that I didn’t break any bones or suffer a concussion. I didn’t have a heart attack or a stroke. I don’t have any tumors or hemorrhages. But I was briefly unconscious and was taken to the hospital. While receiving excellent care over the past several weeks, I’ve also had to deal with a mild case of pneumonia." The McConnell office also released a photo that was widely scrutinized on social media. Many Americans have demanded more conclusive evidence that he is able to serve, such as a live interview or video statement.

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Gov. Andy Beshear: I have not heard one thing from Mitch McConnell or his office. When you represent the people of the Kentucky, and you've been in a hospital for a month and you've missed all the votes, you owe your boss an explanation. It's been reported that he's had 20-minute conversations with different individuals, so call into a news station for 5 minutes or put out a short video.

Gov. Andy Beshear: I have not heard one thing from Mitch McConnell or his office. When you represent the people of the Kentucky, and you've been in a hospital for a month and you've missed all the votes, you owe your boss an explanation. It's been reported that he's had 20-minute conversations with different individuals, so call into a news station for 5 minutes or put out a short video.

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I’m hearing from multiple folks who would know that Andy Beshear had a very good night in South Carolina. He brought the house down at the Blue Palmetto Dinner and made a real impression at Jim Clyburn’s Fish Fry. Clyburn reportedly called it “one of the most incredible speeches I've heard from a Democratic governor from the South.” That matters. A Democratic governor who wins in deep-red Kentucky, talks like a normal person, leads with decency, and can connect in South Carolina? Keep an eye on Andy.

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🚨 BREAKING: Kentucky’s Democratic Governor just DROPPED A BOMBSHELL on Mitch McConnell… Gov. Andy Beshear is DEMANDING the 84-year-old senator “directly and verbally address the people of Kentucky and provide PROOF of your capacity to serve… or RESIGN.” McConnell has been locked away in a rehab facility since June 14 after a fall. No public appearance. No votes. No video. Just silence. Fox News confirms: doctors still haven’t cleared him to leave. Six weeks of mystery. One of the most powerful men in America… vanishing in plain sight. Is he fit to serve? Or is something much darker happening? Kentucky… and America… deserve answers. RIGHT NOW.

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CONSTITUTION X 🇺🇸

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Wilson: I guarantee you there are 10 reporters in D.C. right now who know exactly what Mitch McConnell’s medical status is. Maybe more. They’re not reporting it. We know from people who are very clear that he’s in a certain rehab wing for acute cardiac failure, all this stuff, at the hospital. He is alive. Our source is not able to say if he’s conscious or cogent. I don’t think the magical 20-minute conversations about Mitch McConnell—you know, “He’s perfectly fine”—are real. I think we’re going to find out all that was a lie because they want to run out the clock on the special election question in Kentucky. If I’m Andy Beshear, brother, just declare the election. And if they want to prove that Mitch McConnell is alive and well, go do it. But that is not something I think they can prove. When Joe Biden’s health scares started to mount up, we had 24-hour-a-day coverage. It never stopped. They were beating the White House down every single day about it. When the July 7 debate happened in 2024, that was a clock that went off because the media drove the story. They pushed and pushed and pushed. They turned over every rock. We don’t see that coverage about Trump. We don’t see that coverage about McConnell.

Wilson: I guarantee you there are 10 reporters in D.C. right now who know exactly what Mitch McConnell’s medical status is. Maybe more. They’re not reporting it. We know from people who are very clear that he’s in a certain rehab wing for acute cardiac failure, all this stuff, at the hospital. He is alive. Our source is not able to say if he’s conscious or cogent. I don’t think the magical 20-minute conversations about Mitch McConnell—you know, “He’s perfectly fine”—are real. I think we’re going to find out all that was a lie because they want to run out the clock on the special election question in Kentucky. If I’m Andy Beshear, brother, just declare the election. And if they want to prove that Mitch McConnell is alive and well, go do it. But that is not something I think they can prove. When Joe Biden’s health scares started to mount up, we had 24-hour-a-day coverage. It never stopped. They were beating the White House down every single day about it. When the July 7 debate happened in 2024, that was a clock that went off because the media drove the story. They pushed and pushed and pushed. They turned over every rock. We don’t see that coverage about Trump. We don’t see that coverage about McConnell.

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Throwback to 2020 when Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said the state will require people who attended in-person Easter Sunday church services to quarantine for 14 days. Andy Beshear wants to be your next president, and if he ever gets the chance, he'll stomp all over Christian values and tell you it makes him a better Christian to do it. He also vetoed multiple bills regarding gender-affirming care and LGBTQ+ rights during his administration including: Senate Bill 83 (2002) - A bill that banned transgender girls and women from participating in school sports matching their gender identity. This veto was also overridden. Senate Bill 150 (2023)- A bill banning gender-affirming medical care for minors, including puberty blockers and hormone therapy. The bill allowed teachers to refuse to use a student's preferred pronouns, restricted bathroom use based on birth sex, and required parental notification for school lessons on sexuality. House Bill 495 (2025) - A bill to prohibit Kentucky Medicaid funds from paying for gender-affirming care (hormones or surgery) for transgender adults. Everyone needs to know just how bad Andy Beshear is. He will be one of the Left's favorites in 2028, and we've got to get the word out early and often.

Throwback to 2020 when Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said the state will require people who attended in-person Easter Sunday church services to quarantine for 14 days. Andy Beshear wants to be your next president, and if he ever gets the chance, he'll stomp all over Christian values and tell you it makes him a better Christian to do it. He also vetoed multiple bills regarding gender-affirming care and LGBTQ+ rights during his administration including: Senate Bill 83 (2002) - A bill that banned transgender girls and women from participating in school sports matching their gender identity. This veto was also overridden. Senate Bill 150 (2023)- A bill banning gender-affirming medical care for minors, including puberty blockers and hormone therapy. The bill allowed teachers to refuse to use a student's preferred pronouns, restricted bathroom use based on birth sex, and required parental notification for school lessons on sexuality. House Bill 495 (2025) - A bill to prohibit Kentucky Medicaid funds from paying for gender-affirming care (hormones or surgery) for transgender adults. Everyone needs to know just how bad Andy Beshear is. He will be one of the Left's favorites in 2028, and we've got to get the word out early and often.

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$The opioid crisis has killed between 9,000–16,500 Kentuckians tearing apart families and devastating entire communities. Yet in 2015, Purdue Pharma, one of the main culprits, quietly settled with the state for just $24 million a tiny fraction of the $1 billion experts said Kentucky could have pursued. At the time, Andy Beshear now Governor was a partner at the law firm defending Purdue Pharma. His father, former Gov. Steve Beshear, was also tied to the same firm. Just weeks after that lowball deal, Andy launched his campaign for Attorney General. That deal should’ve triggered a full investigation into how it was reached, who signed off, and whether conflicts of interest played a role. But it didn’t. And Kentucky was shortchanged. Meanwhile, Beshear has taken huge donations from rehab owners under FBI investigation for healthcare fraud and abuse and still, the communities most affected by the opioid crisis have seen no meaningful help from that settlement. He plays the part of a kind, caring leader but behind the scenes, he’s protecting Big Pharma, big donors, and the status quo.$

The opioid crisis has killed between 9,000–16,500 Kentuckians tearing apart families and devastating entire communities. Yet in 2015, Purdue Pharma, one of the main culprits, quietly settled with the state for just $24 million a tiny fraction of the $1 billion experts said Kentucky could have pursued. At the time, Andy Beshear now Governor was a partner at the law firm defending Purdue Pharma. His father, former Gov. Steve Beshear, was also tied to the same firm. Just weeks after that lowball deal, Andy launched his campaign for Attorney General. That deal should’ve triggered a full investigation into how it was reached, who signed off, and whether conflicts of interest played a role. But it didn’t. And Kentucky was shortchanged. Meanwhile, Beshear has taken huge donations from rehab owners under FBI investigation for healthcare fraud and abuse and still, the communities most affected by the opioid crisis have seen no meaningful help from that settlement. He plays the part of a kind, caring leader but behind the scenes, he’s protecting Big Pharma, big donors, and the status quo.

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Beshear lied about HB1 to further his presidential aspirations. Shocker, I know — but Governor Beshear straight-up lied about what House Bill 1 actually does for school choice in Kentucky. He vetoed it, claiming it would take money from public schools and hurt Kentucky kids. That was false. HB1 simply lets Kentucky families participate in a federal tax credit scholarship program. Kentuckians can donate up to $1,700 to approved scholarship organizations and get a dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit. Those funds help K-12 students (public or private) with tuition, fees, and education costs. Not one penny comes from Kentucky state taxes or public-school budgets. The legislature overrode his veto overwhelmingly (House 77-14, Senate 31-5), and now it’s law. I sat down with Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist to break it all down — what HB1 really does, how Beshear misrepresented it, and why he put special interests and his presidential ambitions ahead of Kentucky families.

Beshear lied about HB1 to further his presidential aspirations. Shocker, I know — but Governor Beshear straight-up lied about what House Bill 1 actually does for school choice in Kentucky. He vetoed it, claiming it would take money from public schools and hurt Kentucky kids. That was false. HB1 simply lets Kentucky families participate in a federal tax credit scholarship program. Kentuckians can donate up to $1,700 to approved scholarship organizations and get a dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit. Those funds help K-12 students (public or private) with tuition, fees, and education costs. Not one penny comes from Kentucky state taxes or public-school budgets. The legislature overrode his veto overwhelmingly (House 77-14, Senate 31-5), and now it’s law. I sat down with Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist to break it all down — what HB1 really does, how Beshear misrepresented it, and why he put special interests and his presidential ambitions ahead of Kentucky families.

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I remember I had asked Brandon Aiyuk in the offseason if he would be down to do a YouTube live interview and he said that it wasn’t a good time and he’d let me know if something worked out. Naturally I just thought he was good off doing the interview which is perfectly fine but right after the 49ers lost to Philly in the NFCCG, he reached out and dm’d me if I wanted to setup an interview. I thought that was so cool that he really reached back out to set up the interview with me like he said he would. We did the interview, he was great, laid back, we talked ball, the chat was absolutely electric. My favorite interview I’ve ever done. I know BA has done a lot of extremely questionable things as of late but I genuinely miss this dude who just chopped it up with me on stream for over an hour and was super generous with his time.

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Update on Andy Henry's farm, they have filed paperwork to be preserved and the township of Cranbury is still trying to take this active farm via eminent domain This committee is completely nuts, don't stop making noise about these land grabs Here is their post from Facebook: "A quick update from the Henry Farm. 7/22/25 On July 14th Andy and Chris filed the paperwork to preserve their farmland with the state of NJ. On Saturday, July 19th, via certified mail, Andy Henry received a letter that was mailed out Wednesday, July 16th notifying him that the town planned to proceed to have an appraisal of his farm done to proceed with the next phase of the eminent domain process. The plan is not yet approved and faces a number of challenges so it seems premature to begin the taking process. In addition, we understand, that not one call has been made to CHA to explore their options and have a discussion."

Update on Andy Henry's farm, they have filed paperwork to be preserved and the township of Cranbury is still trying to take this active farm via eminent domain This committee is completely nuts, don't stop making noise about these land grabs Here is their post from Facebook: "A quick update from the Henry Farm. 7/22/25 On July 14th Andy and Chris filed the paperwork to preserve their farmland with the state of NJ. On Saturday, July 19th, via certified mail, Andy Henry received a letter that was mailed out Wednesday, July 16th notifying him that the town planned to proceed to have an appraisal of his farm done to proceed with the next phase of the eminent domain process. The plan is not yet approved and faces a number of challenges so it seems premature to begin the taking process. In addition, we understand, that not one call has been made to CHA to explore their options and have a discussion."

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🔥 BRUTAL. Andy Beshear just went after Ken Paxton with a line that is going to follow him for the rest of this race. "He's so corrupt his own party impeached him." Ouch. Think about that for a second. Not Democrats. Not political opponents. His own party. His own side. His own colleagues. Beshear didn't stop there. He said Paxton lacks the character to serve as senator and accused him of treating public office as a tool for personal enrichment instead of public service. And that's the real danger for Republicans. Because every time they try to make this race about Biden, Democrats, or Washington... someone brings the conversation right back to Ken Paxton. The candidate. The scandals. The impeachment. The question hanging over all of it: If your own party tried to remove you from office... why should voters promote you to a higher one? Follow Brian Allen to stay ahead of the curve.

🔥 BRUTAL. Andy Beshear just went after Ken Paxton with a line that is going to follow him for the rest of this race. "He's so corrupt his own party impeached him." Ouch. Think about that for a second. Not Democrats. Not political opponents. His own party. His own side. His own colleagues. Beshear didn't stop there. He said Paxton lacks the character to serve as senator and accused him of treating public office as a tool for personal enrichment instead of public service. And that's the real danger for Republicans. Because every time they try to make this race about Biden, Democrats, or Washington... someone brings the conversation right back to Ken Paxton. The candidate. The scandals. The impeachment. The question hanging over all of it: If your own party tried to remove you from office... why should voters promote you to a higher one? Follow Brian Allen to stay ahead of the curve.

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People ask me all the time, “Can a Democrat win in Oklahoma?” The answer is YES. Because Oklahoma is not a red state, it’s a gerrymandered state. Just two governors ago, we had a Democratic governor and a more balanced legislature. Today, Oklahoma is ranked 50th in quality of public education and 49th in access to affordable health care. After nearly two decades of one-party control, we are at the bottom of the lists that matter most to working families. It’s not because Oklahomans don’t care, it’s because the maps protect politicians instead of representing the people. Oklahomans want a governor focused on what actually affects their lives: strong public schools, affordable and accessible health care, and an economy that works for everyday families. Those are not partisan issues. They are Oklahoma priorities. As Governor, I will fight for real, sustainable investment in our public schools, including meaningful pay raises for teachers and support staff. I will work to strengthen and expand access to affordable and accessible health care, especially in rural Oklahoma. And I will focus on lowering costs and building an economy that works for everyday families. Thank you to Governor Andy Beshear for having me on the podcast and helping elevate these issues. Oklahoma deserves better, and I trust the people of this state to help us move forward.

People ask me all the time, “Can a Democrat win in Oklahoma?” The answer is YES. Because Oklahoma is not a red state, it’s a gerrymandered state. Just two governors ago, we had a Democratic governor and a more balanced legislature. Today, Oklahoma is ranked 50th in quality of public education and 49th in access to affordable health care. After nearly two decades of one-party control, we are at the bottom of the lists that matter most to working families. It’s not because Oklahomans don’t care, it’s because the maps protect politicians instead of representing the people. Oklahomans want a governor focused on what actually affects their lives: strong public schools, affordable and accessible health care, and an economy that works for everyday families. Those are not partisan issues. They are Oklahoma priorities. As Governor, I will fight for real, sustainable investment in our public schools, including meaningful pay raises for teachers and support staff. I will work to strengthen and expand access to affordable and accessible health care, especially in rural Oklahoma. And I will focus on lowering costs and building an economy that works for everyday families. Thank you to Governor Andy Beshear for having me on the podcast and helping elevate these issues. Oklahoma deserves better, and I trust the people of this state to help us move forward.

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The latest public comments regarding Senator Mitch McConnell’s health come from Kentucky’s 2nd District Republican Congressman Brett Guthrie. According to Courier Journal reporter Keely Doll, “Congressman Brett Guthrie said he’s texted with Senator Mitch McConnell but has not spoken with him on the phone.” The accompanying video shows Guthrie saying, “I hope he’s back in Washington soon… we need him back!” Guthrie did not provide any public evidence of the alleged text exchange or clarify whether the messages were sent directly by Senator McConnell or through members of his staff. That now makes three Republican leaders who have publicly claimed to have been in contact with McConnell. Senate Majority Leader John Thune and Senate Republican Whip John Barrasso previously said they each had 20-minute phone conversations with him, describing discussions ranging from world affairs to politics. Longtime McConnell ally and former staffer Scott Jennings offered a similar account on CNN. When asked live on air whether he would call McConnell to help verify those claims, he declined to do so. Meanwhile, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has formally sent McConnell a letter requesting an update on his health on behalf of the people of Kentucky. Regardless of politics, it is a highly unusual step that underscores just how many questions remain unanswered. As more lawmakers describe private conversations while little verifiable information is released publicly, skepticism is only likely to grow. If Senator McConnell is well enough to exchange text messages with members of Congress, why not post a brief statement on X, release a short video, or issue a direct message to the public? Any one of those steps would go a long way toward addressing the speculation and restoring public confidence. Questions also remain about Elaine Chao’s whereabouts. It has been publicly reported that she traveled to China for meetings with the CCP shortly after McConnell’s hospitalization. An unnamed spokesperson later told The Daily Beast that she had returned to the United States, but no publicly available evidence confirming her return has been released. At this point, the central issue is no longer simply rumor… it’s transparency. When official updates remain limited while accounts of private communications continue to multiply, public confidence erodes. Given Senator McConnell’s role as one of the nation’s most senior elected officials, many Americans believe clearer and more verifiable communication is warranted. Kentuckians, and the American people, deserve direct, transparent, and verifiable answers. The next question is whether yet another Republican lawmaker will emerge claiming to have spoken with Senator McConnell while offering no proof… or whether the public will finally hear directly from Senator McConnell himself.

The latest public comments regarding Senator Mitch McConnell’s health come from Kentucky’s 2nd District Republican Congressman Brett Guthrie. According to Courier Journal reporter Keely Doll, “Congressman Brett Guthrie said he’s texted with Senator Mitch McConnell but has not spoken with him on the phone.” The accompanying video shows Guthrie saying, “I hope he’s back in Washington soon… we need him back!” Guthrie did not provide any public evidence of the alleged text exchange or clarify whether the messages were sent directly by Senator McConnell or through members of his staff. That now makes three Republican leaders who have publicly claimed to have been in contact with McConnell. Senate Majority Leader John Thune and Senate Republican Whip John Barrasso previously said they each had 20-minute phone conversations with him, describing discussions ranging from world affairs to politics. Longtime McConnell ally and former staffer Scott Jennings offered a similar account on CNN. When asked live on air whether he would call McConnell to help verify those claims, he declined to do so. Meanwhile, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has formally sent McConnell a letter requesting an update on his health on behalf of the people of Kentucky. Regardless of politics, it is a highly unusual step that underscores just how many questions remain unanswered. As more lawmakers describe private conversations while little verifiable information is released publicly, skepticism is only likely to grow. If Senator McConnell is well enough to exchange text messages with members of Congress, why not post a brief statement on X, release a short video, or issue a direct message to the public? Any one of those steps would go a long way toward addressing the speculation and restoring public confidence. Questions also remain about Elaine Chao’s whereabouts. It has been publicly reported that she traveled to China for meetings with the CCP shortly after McConnell’s hospitalization. An unnamed spokesperson later told The Daily Beast that she had returned to the United States, but no publicly available evidence confirming her return has been released. At this point, the central issue is no longer simply rumor… it’s transparency. When official updates remain limited while accounts of private communications continue to multiply, public confidence erodes. Given Senator McConnell’s role as one of the nation’s most senior elected officials, many Americans believe clearer and more verifiable communication is warranted. Kentuckians, and the American people, deserve direct, transparent, and verifiable answers. The next question is whether yet another Republican lawmaker will emerge claiming to have spoken with Senator McConnell while offering no proof… or whether the public will finally hear directly from Senator McConnell himself.

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Nancy Pelosi doubles down...again...on debunked claims that President Trump “incited an insurrection” on January 6th, 2021. PELOSI: “It was clear that the president of the United States had incited an insurrection.” “We begged him to send the National Guard. Typical of him, he never represents the truth, he said, I was going to send it, but they didn’t want it. Get out of here!” “Even Mitch McConnell was on the phone with us saying, get them here right away. They never sent them.” “One of the sad things…January 6th was really sad of itself, but the sorrow of it also springs from the fact that this president is trying to rewrite history. Have a different narrative of what happened that day.”

Nancy Pelosi doubles down...again...on debunked claims that President Trump “incited an insurrection” on January 6th, 2021. PELOSI: “It was clear that the president of the United States had incited an insurrection.” “We begged him to send the National Guard. Typical of him, he never represents the truth, he said, I was going to send it, but they didn’t want it. Get out of here!” “Even Mitch McConnell was on the phone with us saying, get them here right away. They never sent them.” “One of the sad things…January 6th was really sad of itself, but the sorrow of it also springs from the fact that this president is trying to rewrite history. Have a different narrative of what happened that day.”

Overton

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🚨Scott Jennings just royally messed up and said the quiet part out loud on CNN. While discussing Senator Mitch McConnell’s career coming to an end and the upcoming November election, Jennings said McConnell has “a few weeks to go.” That immediately struck me because McConnell’s Senate term is actually scheduled to end on January 3, 2027… roughly 25 weeks, or one week shy of six months, from now. That is a lot longer than just a “few weeks”. The timing matters, particularly because of the August 3rd Kentucky deadline that affects how a Senate vacancy is handled under state law. If McConnell dies prior to August 3, a special election has to be called. If McConnell dies after August 3, the seat will remain vacant and the November election will proceed as normal. McConnell is either brain dead or already dead, and they are trying to hide it from the American people. Why? Because the RINOs in Congress are doing everything they can to block President Trump’s SAVE AMERICA ACT. That is why they have been lying about the 20-minute phone calls with Senator John Thune and Senator John Barrasso, as well as Scott Jennings. Shame on all of them! CNN needs to fire Scott Jennings for blatantly lying. Senator John Thune and Senator John Barrasso both need to be stripped of their leadership positions. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear needs to call for a special election to replace Mitch McConnell. The State Department needs to alert the public to Elaine Chao’s whereabouts after she was in China meeting with the CCP. Most importantly, President Trump needs to force Congress to pass the SAVE AMERICA ACT immediately or veto the Housing Bill. It is time to let McConnell go peacefully, if he isn’t already dead, so that the country can begin to move on. After more than 40 years in the Senate, Weekend at Bernie’s is how his legacy will be remembered. These people are playing games with the lives of the American people. This is messy, and it is a stain on America as she celebrates her 250th birthday. Our Founding Fathers are rolling over in their graves.

🚨Scott Jennings just royally messed up and said the quiet part out loud on CNN. While discussing Senator Mitch McConnell’s career coming to an end and the upcoming November election, Jennings said McConnell has “a few weeks to go.” That immediately struck me because McConnell’s Senate term is actually scheduled to end on January 3, 2027… roughly 25 weeks, or one week shy of six months, from now. That is a lot longer than just a “few weeks”. The timing matters, particularly because of the August 3rd Kentucky deadline that affects how a Senate vacancy is handled under state law. If McConnell dies prior to August 3, a special election has to be called. If McConnell dies after August 3, the seat will remain vacant and the November election will proceed as normal. McConnell is either brain dead or already dead, and they are trying to hide it from the American people. Why? Because the RINOs in Congress are doing everything they can to block President Trump’s SAVE AMERICA ACT. That is why they have been lying about the 20-minute phone calls with Senator John Thune and Senator John Barrasso, as well as Scott Jennings. Shame on all of them! CNN needs to fire Scott Jennings for blatantly lying. Senator John Thune and Senator John Barrasso both need to be stripped of their leadership positions. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear needs to call for a special election to replace Mitch McConnell. The State Department needs to alert the public to Elaine Chao’s whereabouts after she was in China meeting with the CCP. Most importantly, President Trump needs to force Congress to pass the SAVE AMERICA ACT immediately or veto the Housing Bill. It is time to let McConnell go peacefully, if he isn’t already dead, so that the country can begin to move on. After more than 40 years in the Senate, Weekend at Bernie’s is how his legacy will be remembered. These people are playing games with the lives of the American people. This is messy, and it is a stain on America as she celebrates her 250th birthday. Our Founding Fathers are rolling over in their graves.

Kylie Jane Kremer

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Pieter Levels makes over $250,000 a month -> alone, from a laptop, with zero employees no co-founder. no investors. no team. just him and a backpack, moving between countries he started by daring himself to launch 12 startups in 12 months. then he kept going -> 70+ products over the years, and most of them flopped he doesn't plan. no roadmaps, no polishing for months. he ships before it's "ready" and kills anything that gets no traction within weeks one throwaway experiment -> an AI photo app he built the day after a tweet went viral -> hit $77,000/month within a year. today it does over $130,000/month on its own he still writes everything in old-school PHP. every error gets piped straight to his Telegram. ~95% of the revenue is pure profit even Andrej Karpathy said this is the model for the future: one person running multiple companies the clip below is him explaining exactly how ↓

Pieter Levels makes over $250,000 a month -> alone, from a laptop, with zero employees no co-founder. no investors. no team. just him and a backpack, moving between countries he started by daring himself to launch 12 startups in 12 months. then he kept going -> 70+ products over the years, and most of them flopped he doesn't plan. no roadmaps, no polishing for months. he ships before it's "ready" and kills anything that gets no traction within weeks one throwaway experiment -> an AI photo app he built the day after a tweet went viral -> hit $77,000/month within a year. today it does over $130,000/month on its own he still writes everything in old-school PHP. every error gets piped straight to his Telegram. ~95% of the revenue is pure profit even Andrej Karpathy said this is the model for the future: one person running multiple companies the clip below is him explaining exactly how ↓

Ridark

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