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SYFY's avatar

I'm pretty sure that since FL has cracked down on election fraud this is why we see the actual red wave. If every other state had done the same I strongly suspect we'd be seeing the same all over the country. Instead, the cheating continues...

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LMWC's avatar

Yup. The very fact Fetterman won is proof that the swing states won in 2020 with a coordinated takeover, they weren’t going to give it up. How do hated governors like Whitmer in Michigan win by a landslide? Election fraud and they’re really not even hiding it.

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SadieJay's avatar

Like Jeff said, Fettermonster is a walking advert for the vaccine injured.

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SuszaQ's avatar

Lump? What lump?

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SadieJay's avatar

You made me LOL. Thank you!♥

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SadieJay's avatar

I am pretty sure it was on the other side...nevermind.

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YYR's avatar

They flaunt it to get us to either seem like conspiracy whackos for pointing out the obvious fraud, glad us into another Reichstag/Capitol or make us sit down and shut up. That's the game. It's worked for them so far.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Just like the Bad Cat said.

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Raphael's avatar

The election map has Michigan 95% red same with Wisconsin all red except Madison, Minnesota, 95% red, and they want us to think the same voters checked for a blue governor, BS

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Maureen ODH's avatar

💥

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Went by last election, shamelessly cheating

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Lincoln's avatar

Spent some time on frankspeech.com with Mike Lindell tracking the cheating. Vote dump numbers clearly evident for Fetterman and so many others. Dumbfounded that so few listen to him.

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Mom in Florida's avatar

Agree 100%

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Timbo Slice's avatar

That, and 300k conservatives moved away from blue state commie hell holes to Florida.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Agree.

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Julie's avatar

Inclined to agree. Should have seen a much redder wave, but without serious effective fraud precautions in EVERY state, it’s just not there. There is still too much room for fraud, and too much $ thrown at it by sorts and the socialist left. We still have a lot of work to do… you guys are lucky…you live in Florida… I’m stuck in CA… where I’m not optimistic of any red wave this time around. Stand up and always speak the truth!

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RunningLogic's avatar

💯

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CMCM's avatar

Voter fraud seems to be concentrated in states where the votes can be close. In California, the state is so thoroughly saturated blue there's no real need for playing voter games. Fraud seems to be built into the overall voting system here, but it's just not as obvious as in other states such as Arizona and Georgia.

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

AGREED, wholeheartedly!

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Maureen ODH's avatar

Yes...💥....😓....👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

Ron Johnson’s likely win is phenomenal news as he is poised to take control of the oversight committee for the FDA and CDC. To me, that was the most important race in the country.

Next was Kari Lake, not only for her policies but for the sheer entertainment value of watching her demolish what little is left of the media’s credibility.

The good news is if Kari doesn’t “win,” I am absolutely confident she will fight it ferociously and may just uncover irrefutable evidence of corruption that can turn the tide toward an election integrity movement.

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Tonya McKinney's avatar

She’s looking like a potential VP candidate! Sharp, strong and feisty!

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Christy's avatar

Totally agree. Ron Johnson already had ALOT in place to go after the Covid bulls@&: I see him doing a lot for lawsuits, but it’ll depend on the judges.

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Paul K's avatar

I so hope Ron Johnson and Kari Lake make it. The Ron Johnson race is closer than I’d like. Why is that?

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Adam Wagner's avatar

I think a lot of people want to pretend like the last two years didn't happen and just move on. Especially those that bought in whole heartedly to the covid narrative.

I'm a WI resident and its interesting to see how well his opponent (who was terrible) did in some rural usually purple-reddish counties. I think the ties to MAGA, 1/6, and maybe even his outspokeness against the covid shots were a bit liability. I mean, how many people that took the shots want to admit they made the wrong decision?

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NAB's avatar

And correct me if I'm wrong, Adam, but WI isn't necessarily conservative, right?

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SadieJay's avatar

Nobody is talking about Alaska and Murkowski. I hope she gets booted so fast, but it "is too close" to call. Of course.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Optimism. I’ll try

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Janet's avatar

From your lips to Gods ear. 👍🏻

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

Kari is AMAZING! Truly, a woman with incredible courage to face evil like she does, head on and done with such ferocity and grace! WOW!!!

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Maureen ODH's avatar

Margaret you are so acutely awake and aware of the critical big picture, your comments an essential addition to Jeff’s incredible contribution to “we the America First people” .... there is no media credibility, there is no fair and balanced point counterpoint anymore, which is irrefutably ~election interference~ and it has to stop... thank you MAA... and everyone who contributed to Kari Lake’s multiplier, everyone connecting us all commenting... praying for Kari and Ron Johnson... 🙏🙏

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Maureen xoxo

I feel like I need a group hug! I know Jeff has been shut down many times on FB but I wonder if we could build a group there with a code name - so that we could all support and communicatr beyond Jeffs post. Last night I was desperate for like minded communication. 😞

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Lincoln's avatar

Sending group hug from Orlando!

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

Sending you and all of our C&C kindreds big hugs 🤗

Remember, We the People outnumber the politicians and their puppeteers. While it helps to have allies in office, we don’t need them to make the change we wish to see in the world.

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Maureen ODH's avatar

“In Jesus name with God’s Help and protection... we pray 🙏

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Swedecelt's avatar

Lisa I would also like to connect...I got off Facebook when they censored the sitting President of the USA and although the account is still sitting there, I do not go on. I did Instagram instead and then Meta bought them, ugh! I do belong to a lot of groups on Telegram and like talking with like minded friends that way. Sigh. The stranglehold on the most used social media sites to isolate us has worked far too well dang it! I feel like I am banging my head against a wall.

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

This is what Substack is for! 🤗 I am deeply grateful to have found my karass (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/letter-to-my-karass) here.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

substack is just a blog posting site tho. with comments allowed. You can’t initiate a convo.

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

You can with their new chat feature in the Substack app.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

*sniff*

I can say I use FB for mostly groups, little personal, and for marketplace. Thats it.You might find you go there for few things too. Just a thought.

Wish there was a solid resource out there.

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Swedecelt's avatar

Thanks Lisa! I have no problem with those who chose to use Facebook, just for me I cannot do it. It is true though that there are so many things available on Facebook that folks really use like Marketplace etc. Maybe someday I will feel like it is ok for me to go back. :-)

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Maureen ODH's avatar

💗💗💗Hugs Sis💗💗💗

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Christy's avatar

The died suddenly group on fb have to use codes for certain words💜

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Lisa Ca's avatar

How about CnC music factory?! For the name? Then we can find eachother but hopefully not get flagged.

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Christy's avatar

Lol. I’m all for it. Just don’t know if fb is the place to do this. Maybe Twitter would be better? More comments there I think🤷🏻‍♀️

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I can appreciate what youre saying but twitter isn’t. Its just a comment board to tweets. Not a group.

That’s one of the few good things about FB is the group feature.

We can try it. I’d set it up that the person must reference knowing COFFEE and COVID in order to join. That would be how they get in. ;)

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Christy's avatar

And I’ve never been on Twitter😆

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

Bless you, Maureen 🙏 I am honored by your words and grateful for your warm support. We *will* triumph eventually. Love, truth, and justice always win out in the end 🙌

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Maureen ODH's avatar

💗💗💗🙏💗💗💗

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Thank you for this bright spot. I needed this. xo

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daiva's avatar

For as terrible an idea the human cloning sure is, scalpel-sharp Margaret Anna Alice would be on top of my list 😊

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

Haha, thank you, daiva, and believe me, I have often wished I could have several hundred mind-melded clones to complete my infinitely expanding todo list and articles in progress 😹

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Tory's avatar

I pray he wins. We Need Him. He cares about vax injured law.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Exactly!

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

Addendum: In revisiting Toby Rogers's post (https://tobyrogers.substack.com/p/the-iatrogenocide-accelerates) where he mentioned this, I realized Ron Johnson's role on this oversight committee depends on Republicans taking the Senate, so here's praying for a miracle on that front.

Toby writes, "If Republicans take the Senate, Ron Johnson will become the chair of the oversight committee that has purview over the FDA and CDC."

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Tory's avatar

Amen!

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Colleen's avatar

Why does everyone always skip over Illinois? The OUTRAGE of having Pritzker re-elected. The race was so close. You should see the map for Illinois. Covered in red. Not the city of Chicago. They ruin it for the rest of us. That trust fund, Shrek wannabe, toad of a human. Bad news for Illinois. How many executive orders has he used while in office? Some of the most of any governor to date? He has trashed the city of Chicago. Sinatra's town. He's rolling in his grave. I'd take Al Capone any day over Pritzker. He's at least a level headed Italian. Don't overlook Illinois. We are in the trenches.

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Verve's avatar

20 years of my meaningless votes in the western suburbs of Illinois and we fled to the free state of Florida 2 years ago. My heart grieves for the people of Illinois- you deserve so much better! Yes - the entire state is red except for Chicago- they run the state like the CCP

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

I left upstate New York just before lockdown. Love Florida!

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Verve's avatar

It’s such a shame - upstate is so beautiful- one of my kids went to RIT and now lives and works in NYC. I fear for her safety daily.

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NAB's avatar

It is beautiful, Veve. I have one of my five children left at home here outside Rochester, and today the sun is shining and the sky is blue and the leaves are gorgeous and I just want to cry. My son is a sophomore in high school and I really just want to get him to graduation without being forced to take that stupid shot! My husband and I grew up in the 70s so we can deal with less material comfort - it's not that - but this is my home. Everyone says "move!" not recognizing the many layers of difficulty that involves. Of course, if push comes to shove, we'll move. I'll buy an RV and live in that if I have to.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

My aunt loves living in Greece. It is beautiful there. I’m thankful I got to Florida just before lockdown.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

It was a beautiful place to grow up ( I’m 56). I loved living in bay ridge Brooklyn in the early 90’s. Before 9/11 though. I can’t even talk to my college educated friends about anything since lockdown!

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Colleen's avatar

Soon .. hopefully.

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Vickie Marie's avatar

That’s what it feels like here in NYS. I’ve lived no where else my whole 63 years. A wife mom and grandma. I believe it’s the city of NY, very high population Democratic left and stupid people that put it over to the wicked COVID witch Hochul. There may be of course 25% that voted for Lee, but if the totals were correct in the beginning it said 75% burrows went for Hochul. Once mid and upstate was voted were counted Lee went right up neck and neck. Like your state, we are controlled by the big city. Imagine if we did not have electoral college. Only CA, NY a handful of the very populace states with large cities would always choose the President. Rural states would be ignored. Our founding fathers were anointed by God I believe. We were a Christian founded nation. Now we are pagan sad to say. A remnant is left. We are like the Israelites now in the wilderness. Lefties hate the electoral college because 1. They are stupid and don’t understand our constitution is to keep the government in check and preserve our liberties and 2. The left are demonic tyrants and want power st all cost. It’s the base sin nature . A nation at this point won’t last if she does not repent and turn back to God. I don’t see that with this last election. Pres John Adams said our constitution is for a moral and religious people. It would not work for any other. Well we see that don’t we. Evil people spit in it.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

I lived in Baldwinsville and Weedsport before I moved to central Florida just before lockdown. There were pagan Wicca bookstores all over the place. Lockdown probably put many out of business but it was disheartening. I had to repent for my new age stuff and life improved greatly.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

I’m right there with you! My friends and I are devastated! We live in the South burbs of Chicago where people from the “hood” escape. BUT unfortunately their are so many some suburban homes here it’s hard to turn the tide. One woman (lefties) posted yesterday OUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT 🤦🏻‍♀️ I so badly wanted to say who’s life? Certainly not unborn children...their lives just don’t matter to them.

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Karen's avatar

I've seen facebook posts saying that. Even worse, the post said "our daughters and granddaughters lives depend on it." This was a close family member. It was all I could do to restrain myself from replying "the daughters and granddaughters that you allowed to live."

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

That should read WOKE SUBURBAN. sorry 🤦🏻‍♀️

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daiva's avatar

⏸ Tech service advice: click on those mysterious 3 dots under your own comment: bet you'll be surprised 🙂

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Christy's avatar

Ive had comments go missing. That’s 🤬🤬🤬

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daiva's avatar

😲🤬🤔

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Willing Spirit's avatar

You need to stop restraining yourself. They need to hear the truth, even though they will not likely be receptive right off the bat. I got de-brainwashed 50 years ago after suffering a stint at the University of Florida. I still remember the things I heard that gradually awakened me to reality. Some made me quite angry at the time. I tried to dismiss them, but there they were and they kept circling back. It felt like a gradual process, but looking back it happened pretty quickly, step by step. Reality cost me my marriage, though I hung in to get the children raised. Didn’t want them exposed to the kinds of step families my ex would have brought.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Actually this reply is to Karen below.

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Vickie Marie's avatar

Those woman are delusional and controlled by evil. No woman can think it’s ok and a right to do this otherwise. Kill their children. Mother Theresa was quoted saying she had no hope for a society where woman kill their unborn children. Well there is hope. His name is Jesus Christ and only thru Him can hearts change and sins forgiven. That’s what the Cross did. But God gave us free will to choose life or death , good or evil. Sad to say most choose evil and they will reap death from it.”The wages of sin is death but the gift of eternal life is in Christ Jesus”

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Colorado Mom's avatar

The whole Pritzker family is steeped in evil. I don’t get it.

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Janet's avatar

Isn’t he the one who avoided full RE taxes on one of his mansions by taking out the toilets? Something about “codes “

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Concerned mom's avatar

Friends of the Bidens????

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Janet's avatar

With you my fellow Illinois resident. I figured The PrickSter would lumber back in and squat back into his very warm recliner chair. While he flicks the rest of us off his dinner plate at Temporis

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Vickie Marie's avatar

The worst COVID tyrannical governors all got re-elected so far. That really made me, with Fetterman being elected , believe something is not right. We must go back to paper . Unfortunately no corporate news questions the election system. Only Tucker Carlson. Florida really cleaned up their election fraud and look what happened.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Because IL has been corrupt for so long no one blinks an eye when the Dems cheat to win. Even some of the suburbs are blue! How much pushback was there to the loss of freedom with the mandates? Look at Michigan Ave! The “magnificent mile” is now a ghost town of vacant store fronts. Crime is out of control. I feel bad for the good people of IL but don’t understand why anyone would stay there when they have no voice.

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YYR's avatar

1960 Daly stole the vote for Kennedy.

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Janet's avatar

I live a few miles from Wisconsin. I go there to get gas that’s consistently 40 to 60 cents cheaper a gal.you could go without masks fairly quickly after vaccs came out so I shopped there too. Crazy land in Illinois but I can’t leave at our age. I’m in a real red district but no political flyers mentioned ANYTHING about the current mess. Inflation yes. A few normal Republican issues like business blah blah. Very disappointed. We’re going to have to physically rise up someday soon. Use our bodies to jam the machine. We who resisted have used our bodies but what needs to happen next? There were encouraging signs Tuesday in some places. Not in Illinois sadly.

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Janet's avatar

I haven’t been down there for years now. Maybe 2018. Mag mile isn’t looking so good ,huh? I used to walk from the northwestern station down and all over. Nobody I know wants to venture there anymore.

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SadieJay's avatar

He is definitely a very EVIL man from an evil dynasty. Bah!! I am so sorry. Sorry for you, sorry for my family in Cali and sorry for this whole nation. Lord have mercy on our soul.

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NAB's avatar

The Pritzker family is truly evil.

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CMCM's avatar

As long as I can remember (I'm 73) Chicago has controlled Illinois and has had criminals in charge. Chicago area seems to control everything.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

I know. I frequently visited and stayed in Chicago for the past 40 years but since 2020 I no longer feel safe, have no desire to go there and the city has deteriorated dramatically and is overrun with rats. How sad.

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Maureen ODH's avatar

💥👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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RunningLogic's avatar

Maybe a tax revolt is in order. Stop paying all state taxes.

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SadieJay's avatar

Throw the tea into the harbor!! Ugh. Evil has always been around, but now it is unashamed and has the internet to give it a leg up. I hate the internet.

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Natalie's avatar

Did Lori Lightfoot get re-elected in Chicago?

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Colleen's avatar

She wasn't up for reelection yet.

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girlsflyfast's avatar

Preach, sister, preach 🙌🏻

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FedUpDeb's avatar

Congratulations to Florida! Would that the rest of the country could follow their example. Here in NC, we elected a Republican gun store owner to the US Senate. Much better than Hoodieman.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Not to discredit the prayers and work of good Floridians, but the GOPe arm of the Uniparty has a very vested interest in making Ron DeSantis look like the Savior of the Day.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Yah. No man is our Savior, but I’m glad he won.

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Christy's avatar

YES!!!! NC needs to be REd!!!!!

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Shari Ray's avatar

Looks like we finally have conservative Supreme Court!!!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Progress!!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Hadn’t seen the result of that race yet, I have family in NC so I am particularly happy about this win!!

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Shari Ray's avatar

FINALLY!!!

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Wow! That's great! Serious question...

Does he still run a gun store?

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Dr Linda's avatar

How in the Hell did Fetterman win? How is that even possible?

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Copernicus's avatar

I told my husband that either there was egregious cheating or the voters there are retarded. He reminded me of the cheating in Philly.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Both I think.

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Miss Teacup's avatar

Overheard two weeks ago, in PGH: "it doesn't matter if Fetterman is impaired or even dies. What matters is the Democrats keep control." It's fealty to the tribe.

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SadieJay's avatar

It is not about voting "for" anything. It is about voting "against" something.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Bingo

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Alice in Wonderland's avatar

UNQUESTIONABLY what's going on, seen everywhere.

ONLY the colour of the team T-shirt worn matters.

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Miss Teacup's avatar

"Just a great celebration of freedom" said someone in my insta feed about a photo she posted of yard signs of Fetterman, Shapiro, and Summer Lee. She then closed her post with the prompt "make sure to vote to uphold our freedoms". Again, Pittsburgh (East End). Our versions of 'freedom' seem so vastly different.

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Karen's avatar

They are concerned about one "freedom" only. The freedom to kill their own child if they think they will be inconvenienced in any way by that child.

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RunningLogic's avatar

🤮🤮🤮

Makes me sick.

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Politico Phil's avatar

"Freedom" to engage in any woke behavior you want with a Nanny State to tell you what to do and provide for everything. "Liberty" from gov't tyranny along with self-determination and responsibility is our definition of freedom. Two diametrically opposed ideologies. Ideas have consequences.

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Lincoln's avatar

Bingo!

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CMCM's avatar

If Fetterman dies, another Democrat will be inserted into his position for the remainder of his term. In California, one of our senators (democrat Dianne Feinstein, 89) is to all reports incapacitated by dementia and has been so for perhaps a year or two. She has been invisible for a long time and is apparently no longer capable of fulfilling her position to the voters, but SOMEONE is voting on her behalf and pretending it is her considered vote. It will be the same with Fetterman.

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Surviving the Billionaire Wars's avatar

Early voting. Iirc, they started voting a few weeks before the "debate" where he showcased his "recovery."

"Hello. Good night everybody."

Gotta wonder how many people wished they could change their vote after that...

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Dr Linda's avatar

Ohh, I never consider That

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Karen Bandy's avatar

In the debate ‘I’m for fracking, um um not, I’m definitely for fracking’ I’m paraphrasing of course, but I’m sure we can find the recording. It was just so bizarre.

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Mazel Lee's avatar

My guess? Low information voters, voting by party only. Before Trump, I too once was one.

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M VARR's avatar

CHEATING!!!

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daiva's avatar

Wishful thinking!! 😜

Not to say cheating is absent for it sure is rampant; just don't discount the big part the regular insane-voting folks play 😟 Roles leading vs supporting, which is which me [sincerely] wonders. Self-reinforcing vicious feedback loop?

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Marcion's avatar

Unprecedented spending. Fetterman had approx $50 million vz Oz $12 million. Plus Fetterman had another $100+ million in "soft money" & "dark money".

For reference, in 2000 Al Gore had $80 million in soft money (for a nationwide, presidential campaign) and people were up in arms about it being historically high & crooked to try to buy an election.

In hindsight this was probably predictable, but as an outsider I was pretty confident in Oz (sigh). I literally heard local Pittsburg ABC talking head say, His disability isn't a big deal, being Senator isn't that hard, all you have to do is show up and push a button for your party vote. Yikes! Their best campaign pitch for Fetterman was: Even a monkey can do it. And voters bought it apparently.

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Lincoln's avatar

Loved this… “Even a monkey can do it. And voters bought it apparently”.…Maybe I need to run!!!

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CMCM's avatar

"Push a button for your party vote." YES....that is more or less what it has devolved into. Parties vote as a block. Rarely a dissenter unless the person is in a "safe" position to do so, just for optics. Joe Manchin did that. Seems he has disappeared and has merged into the Democrat block to become invisible.

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Monterey's avatar

I did see a Project Veritas video report last night showing some egregious electioneering going on with voters that were standing in line in Pennsylvania. That's at least part of it.

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Christy's avatar

The people in Pennsylvania need to rise up and get organized.

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Karen's avatar

He had a D by his name. And is going to vote the way he is told to vote. Bottom line, D voters don't want to lose the ability to kill their own children.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

My husband just now said, he’ll quit for health reasons and the gov will appoint someone just as horrible, sans the brain damage.

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Marcion's avatar

The plan all along, according to Pennsylvanians, is for his wife to take over

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

That was so bizarre Dr. Linda . So agree.

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Mary Rhode's avatar

It’s the Philly Pittsburgh way!

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Lincoln's avatar

Cheating...just like 2020.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

“Toto, we are not in Kansas anymore!”

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

Thank you Jeff for the more uplifting message. It's much needed this morning particularly since I long ago went off SSRIs opting for more natural, healthy methods of coping. I agree that the vaunted "Red Wave" was media hype that personally I never believed. The results are still shocking, however.

That said, I am particularly shocked by the election results in Michigan where the Whitmer Cabal ran the table despite the destruction caused by her administration's pandemic policies. Apparently, unfettered abortion access is more important to Michiganders than economics and personal freedom. I'm so glad we got the f*** out of there.

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BAR's avatar

Yeah, my family and I fled Michigan for Florida earlier this year, taking 4 GOP votes with us. I think a big part of Dixon's loss is explained by all the freedom loving Michiganders who've left over the last 2 years. Michigan is a sinking ship, and I suspect even more will leave now.

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charles's avatar

I don't pay any attention to the MSM but my brother-in-law saw her at the Trump rally (where he caught Covid. Digression: Paxlovid failed miserably while the Ivermectin I gave him wiped it out!) and was so unimpressed by her that he actually thought that she may be controlled opposition.

He pointed out that she came out against abortion even in the case of rape and incest. He thought her saying that made no political sense.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

Tudor Dixon's nomination was a diabolical failure. I warmed up to her in the late stages but I never thought that she had a chance objectively. Dixon's nomination, along with the leading candidates such as Chief Craig being disqualified due to signature issues in their petitions, demonstrated the fundamental incompetence of the Michigan GOP. It was almost as if they wanted to lose which they did in spectacular fashion.

Regardless, I'm still astonished that Whitmer garnered so much support (alleged voting irregularities, aside) despite her pre-covid failure to address Michigan's third world standard road system, businesses fleeing the state and her failure to address Michiagn's economic problems, her Covid policies, and her personal hypocritical conduct that flew in the face of her lockdown rules.

I watched a segment of her victory speech on the Detroit News site. She looked like Mussolini, so there's that, too.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Thanks for the explanation Ejsmith

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Willing Spirit's avatar

The Uniparty election industry has such a lot of scripts and power plays in the old ‘play book’. Controlled Opposition is an important category. And they never sleep, are always working on the future goals. They play the long game, while we admire the latest ‘Savior’ they give us. Only in the end all their Saviors just melt into that comfortable corruption and down, down, down we go.

We are manipulated from dawn to dusk and probably while we’re sleeping 😴

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Our only Savior is Jesus Christ and He’s coming back for believers! Look up and listen for the trumpet sounds!

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Monterey's avatar

I heard that Tudor Dixon was put in place by the Democrats, via the Democrats destroying whoever the first choice Republican candidate was. The Democrats employed this strategy all over the country, spending months taking out preferred Republican candidates for many different offices. It seems to have worked.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

It worked .

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Welcome to Florida! I escaped upstate New York just before lockdown.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

And glad for you BAR.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

This is the second time the media has ran that ‘red wave’ crap past us.

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Jacquie's avatar

You are lucky. Pray for us still here. 😞

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Glad for you Ejsmith.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

So are we. That said, despite living in a very red southern county, I am noticing a lot of NY, CA, and IL license plates, particularly as you get closer to the state capital which was one of only a couple of counties that actually went blue in this election.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

They bring us their bodies and their warped minds.

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CMCM's avatar

I live in a small foothills town in N. California. When I moved here in 1987, it was very very red with a mostly over 50 population, a lot of retired people. But it was seen as a very desirable area to escape to, and since 1987 more and more of the lefties from the San Francisco Bay area as well as L.A. moved here, first with vacation homes, then to live here as they retired. So now this area has become uncomfortably blue. This is what they do, they move and bring their lefty voting and ideas with them and over time, they change an area. Then they wonder why that lovely area they moved to has changed. A real disconnect.

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Anastasia's avatar

Where are the lawsuits against the colleges and universities?

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes I definitely want to see those!!

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Somehow you’ve been able to focus on the bright spots in what I considered a very disappointing election night that has confirmed my belief that another election was rigged. What’s happening in AZ is an abomination. There is NO way Hobbs could beat Kari Lake in a fair election. Congratulations to the state of FL for showing the rest of the country what a red wave looks like. In MO., we’re sending a great conservative senator who is a fighter to take the place of RINO Roy Blunt. As you said, we have a lot of work to do. May God help us!

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Donna in MO's avatar

Schmitt and Fitzpatrick were the only bright spots in a very dark night for me. All 5 of my candidates I have been working for since April lost. Jackson county is a lost cause.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I'm very sorry about this. I know you worked your tail off and it just stinks so bad to have that outcome..

I know because I did the same thing in the sweltering Oklahoma summer, only to see 2 outstanding conservatives lose to the Chamber of Commerce types who run our Ok legislature.

I'm still deeply disillusioned.

Yesterday Oklahoma dodged a couple of lefty teachers union bullets: Joy Hoffmeister (Gov.) and Jena Nelson (State Superintendent) but in my own state representative district (largely South Tulsa) my law school classmate and nasty teacher union candidate won.

All of these blue female candidates ran stealth campaigns which avoided *any* discussion of issues. It seems to me that this is the blueprint for flipping the state blue - run females who are attractive in a glossy sort of way, while avoiding substantive discussions of issues.

My beloved Tulsa has flipped from ruby red to blue (OKC, Norman, and Tulsa counties were the only ones voting blue yesterday.)

This is very, very bad and will continue to get worse.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

UGH. You make my pains seem harmless when you worked your tail off for total disillusionment! 😭 so sorry!

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Donna in MO's avatar

Gosh Fred, we have seen this same movie play in MO. I did door knock this summer for Eric Schmitt but quit to focus on the local candidates after he won the primary as even though Trudy Busch(beer heiress) Valentine outspent him 7 million to his 3.5 million it was a foregone conclusion that he would win as rural MO is still very red.

But yeah. there was a LOT of dodging of the issues in MO as well. D candidates largely skipped candidate forums. Did not answer questionnaires. Some of them barely even campaigned but still won their races in the KC area. D's have been playing the long game in ring suburb local politics for years and are gaining ground at an accelerated rate. Run as moderates, govern as radicals, But people too busy watching Netflix, and whining about stuff on social media to actually pay attention. Thought covid woke more people up. But voters have always had short memories, I guess.

They are making inroads in the rural areas as well. Some races in ring areas of KC and surrounding rural counties were way closer than they should have been. Just one example - a radical BLM D candidate Antoine Jennings for my state senate race - which after re-districting was actually drawn in what it seemed to be MORE favorable for the R candidate (incumbent RINO) to be completely outside of deep blue KC proper - got 44% of the vote, spending NO money and skipping all the candidate forums. Didn't even have a public FB page. Blows my mind.

Our legislature is full of infighting despite a R supermajority and our governor is a weak R who is not running in 2024. He will appoint the successor to rock star AG Eric Schmitt who did win his Senate race, and very concerned about the scuttlebutt on his heir apparent. It is all very concerning.

And it sucks that OK is going that way. I come to your state for Rocklahoma every year and love it. No covid fear crap in Pryor OK and it is a breath of fresh air to spend a long weekend with people who never bought what the fearmongers were selling.

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RunningLogic's avatar

But that completely fits with this attitude of “vote blue no matter who.” If they are ok with electing a half brain like Fetterman, just to keep power, why do they need to hear the candidate speak or debate??

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CMCM's avatar

PA voters elected a man (state office, I think) who had died Oct. 9.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Well and you can't break campaign promises if you never make them.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Very true.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

😥😥

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Dr Linda's avatar

I’m sorry. This just sucks

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Julie Ann B's avatar

You worked so hard, Donna. Disappointing but remember Almighty God is in control. Pray! Stand strong on the truth! Look up!

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Donna in MO's avatar

I know. Have to live to fight another day. But right now it's just a gut punch. All 5 just ordinary citizens who wanted to make a difference who worked their butts off while their opponents just sat back and did next to nothing. My house is a mess. My yard is a mess. Full focus on the campaigns for the last month. Going to regroup, refocus, and pray. The lasting friendships forged in the battle are a huge silver lining, so there is that. But plainly obvious there are 2 Americas.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Sweet friend, resolve to pray first! Our mighty God knows everything and yet, we don't prioritize our need for one on one conversation with our Savior Redeemer. My devotion today was about setting aside time for quiet, patient solitude in the midst of the storm, stopping our daily to give ear to the One who holds the universe in His hands. My patience is waning as the results are released and a great sadness tries to grip me...but I will rest in quiet solitude with our King while he listens to my groaning, my pleas for His guidance and authority. And suddenly I recall the words of Scripture heard so oft repeated by my precious 1-5th grade Sunday school teacher of ore, "He is our refuge, an ever-present help in times of trouble."

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RunningLogic's avatar

I’m so sorry 😞

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Donna in MO's avatar

Yeah me too. And sadly the infighting has already begun. People saying D's cheat. Yeah they cheat. But these races were not even close. No, cheating is not why they lost. The tough part is facing that we indeed ARE in the minority. That the brainwashing has worked. Not just for covid.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Unfortunately I think that you are right in blue areas. We are the minority. The other people are all follow the crowd, lovers of big government telling them and others what to do.

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Donna in MO's avatar

well I did pull the 'unofficial' numbers. And my county candidates actually did win more votes in Jackson county than Eric Schmitt. Legislature candidates got about 5K more, county exec had 15K more. Schmitt lost 37% to Valentine's 60%, whereas mine were ~40-45% But does go to show you what R's are up against in this county.

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Monterey's avatar

That's great about the new conservative senator, and you also have Josh Hawley. Here in WA, we are in awe that MO could have two senators like that.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

You need senators and representatives with a backbone of steel to deal with the corrupt filthy swamp of DC. And I think we now have two senators who will fight for the people instead of special interest groups. I feel so bad for the great people in states like WA, OR and CA. Please don’t ever stop fighting for truth and righteousness, even in a blue state.

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Monterey's avatar

Still praying over WA state and doing what I can in elections to help turn out the vote. This is an incredibly beautiful state, and worth fighting for.

Charlie Kirk likes to say "IT'S ALL ABOUT THE PROCESS". Democrats certainly know that and act accordingly. Jeff mentioned here in today's blog about the "single member district amendment" . That is an example of that. Passed relatively quietly, but will help in the fight for years to come.

Once I really thought about that this summer, it made sense. And simple, really.

That's why Democrats are working hard to put in mail ballots, fighting to the death for the Senate because they know they can appoint the supreme Court justices who will do their bidding. Etc

Even look at their nationwide attempt this past year to take out viable Republican candidates and leave second choice winners in the Republican primaries. It was very effective. They did that one in my congressional district, as well.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Yes good riddance to Roy Blunt the swamp creature.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Thank you Julie, I was avoiding the news to see if Schmitt won. I am breathing easier and praying for everyone else

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Odd One's avatar

Jeff. Important read. It’s the NIH site.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9062939/

Read it. What is it doing on there?

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Several of us posted that link here in April. Of course a lot of us also made an archive link (paste it into https://archive.ph/ to make a copy.

Interesting how it hasn't caused waves in the MSN.

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Janet's avatar

Thanks😀.

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

Weird. Even weirder, it was Published online 2022 Apr 22.

It must be buried on their site. How did you find it?

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Odd One's avatar

Friend of a friend found it 2 days ago. I’ve been trying to get it to Jeff but don’t know how.

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C Rabbit's avatar

I copied it just in case it disappears.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

God Bless Dr. Blaylock, truthteller

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Mazel Lee's avatar

WOW!!

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Janet's avatar

Yeah. It’s pretty incredible. I’m going to screenshot the pages.

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NAB's avatar

Janet, you can also download the article to your computer. Just click on the PDF link in the R hand corner under OTHER FORMATS

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Janet, I sent the link to a friend and then screenshot the message.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

This is the most concise article I have ever seen re: Plandemic.

Thank you!

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Penny North's avatar

That’s not new. I saw it several months ago.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Yahooooo, odd one … love it !🌻

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KatLee's avatar

😳😳😳

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nmbr3480's avatar

Happy for you in Florida. Angry, disgusted and sad for us in Michigan.

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OnTheJump's avatar

May she and pritzker skip gleefully, hand-in-hand - straight into Lake Michigan.

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Donna in MO's avatar

What I noticed about the map: Sharice Davids won. Emmanual Cleaver won. (KC area districts). Since April, knocked over 2000 doors. Wrote letters to the editor. Posted on social media. Attended campaign meetings. Called and texted friends encouraging them to vote. All 5 candidates I worked for lost. State rep, 3 county legislature and county executive. All 5, regular citizens who stepped and gave up any semblance of a personal life for months on end. All worked their butts off against candidates who had no semblance of a ground game. Who skipped candidate forums. Did not answer questionnaires. Who voted for lockdowns, masks and mandates. But had a D by their name. No consequences for those who squandered public trust, public money and pushed disastrous policies. No words. Just stunned. Not even a red splash here. But Schimtt won. And congrats to Florida.

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I watched on TV a reporter talking with a woman at the Sharice Davids party. The woman said she believes in everything that SD stands for. The woman herself is very much concerned about "Social Justice" and the country turning to Fascism, especially from those "MAGA Republicans". A chill went down my spine. People like her have no idea what is really going on in the world. It's sad and frightening. She would be one of Those People who, finger pointing and screeching her hatred, condemn others to the cattle cars.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Absolutely. Strong focus on door knocking in the D areas in the county these last 2 months. And over and over: what is their take on Jan 6? Abortion? Trump? So many 'pride' flags. BLM banners. 'We believe' signs. Questions and commentary at the doors had NOTHING to do with county and state (except abortion at the state level) governance. I would say, county governance is largely non-partisan. My candidate is focused on accountability, transparency, and reducing runaway property tax growth. The answer, well I can't vote for a MAGA republican. Too many people living in an alternate reality with skewed priorities.

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

Consider this a LIKE. The heart icon doesn't work on your comment, at least for me.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I have a lot of problems getting the Heart icon to light up. It's a shame as I spend a lot of engagement with substack.

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Peace's avatar

If you "like" the comments higher in the thread you're commenting on, they will all light up - I just tried it and it works!!

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Betsy Frost's avatar

As a fellow Kansan, I am disheartened by the Davis win. I have given up. Her office is staffed by nitwits that can't even hold a conversation or give an answer based upon my personal communications with them. I watched her debate Adkins and there was such a clear difference in their ability to explain policies. Davids did not answer the questions presented, instead constantly besmirched Adkins who she could not goad into reacting to her nastiness, but the moderators let her off the hook.

Also, dissappointed in the KS gubernatorial race. The additional libertarian and independent candidates in that election most likely resulted in the narrow re-election of Kelly. That is the sad reality of our system where the extra candidates skew the outcome.

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Yes, I heard those Dennis Pyle commercials non stop on talk radio in the week - 10 days leading up to the election. Understand they were paid for by a D PAC. After they spent 13 million to prop up Bollier in 2020 and see her lose to Marshall who only had $3 million, guess they decided to try a new tactic. A strategist who was at one of the watch parties I was at last night says places like Prairie Village are really KC west now. Just like the CA refugees fleeing failed policies to other states and then continuing to vote for more of the same, looks like JoCo (and eastern Jack) are victims of the same migration. Long way of saying idiotic ideology trumps common sense. And D's seem to have endless funds. Remember Mundo saying in 2020 that east and west coast big donors don't 'waste' their money on races they 'know' they will win anyway, and instead funnel money into the midwest to help D's there.

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Janet's avatar

So sorry. You must be dragging today. Do SOMETHING for yourself nice today. The fight will be won.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Agree; except for Eric Schmitt there was a lot of disappointment. Mark Alford, in my opinion is still a question mark. I voted for him after my preferred candidate (Rick Brattin) was squeezed out in a very crowded field.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Yeah I am sadly in the 5th but really liked Irwin and Brattin. Alford did NOTHING after August primary.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Alford will be hearing from me…a lot! We must hold their feet to the fire and make our voices heard!

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Dan's avatar

DeSantis won by a zillion votes and most (if not all) of Trump's candidates lost. It's time -- dude needs to step aside.

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Janet's avatar

He hurts the cause. Most divisive politician (?) in my long life. I know too many who suffuse their very existence and daily life with hate for trump and it oozes out into their surrounding families and friends. And their stunted decisions. Everything is seen in the light of Trump hate. I see it. My sister is captured by it. It’s real and a real reason added to the many others that continue the conflagration that Covid remains. He needs to be marginalized. IMO.

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Copernicus's avatar

More divisive than Obama? Than Biden?

Those guys just cloak their divisive words in smooth speech, words that drip honey.

Here is what I wrote this morning to a friend:

Well, you think the former Vice President is any better?!

Yelling at the unvaccinated, telling them they are all going to die? Calling citizens who want to have freedom to live without fear of government coercion and intrusion threats and terrorists?

You may not like Trump. There are things to not like about him. He is a sinner. But a lot of us really liked secure borders, freedom of speech and press, $2 gallon gasoline so we can heat our homes and drive when/where we need to, and enough money left after paying bills to be able to afford groceries. Oh, and not having queers and perverts routinely appointed to the highest levels of government.

The former VP needs to be put in a home for dementia patients. And Obama needs to go away with Pelosi and their ilk to self-destruct or create their own utopia on some uninhabited island - however it is that their policies work out. Ditto w Fowchi, but only after he has been appropriately injected with all of the recommended boosters of his spike protein. Actually he can go hang out with his commie buddies in China. See how he likes lockdown Shanghai-style.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I truly believe DeSantis is being weaponized against Trump. The GOPe would rather lose in 2024, with all the horror that implies, than see Trump re-elected.

I believe this election business is currently planned and manipulated across the nation. Winners and losers are chosen. If you have the audacity to run for office outside the blessing of the Uniparty, you will fight both branches. Almost impossible to win. Trump is a huge embarrassment to them for beating them at their own game.

DeSantis says the right things. So did George W. Bush, then he went on to be Barack Hussein Obama’s “brother from another mother.” Bush actually said that!

And did absolutely nothing to advance conservative values after the electorate gave him the presidency and BOTH houses of Congress in 2004.

I knew then that we were in grave danger ⚠️

But I’m sure the Bushes are all quite well off, getting their ‘fair’ share of the plunder, and all. Those on this side of eternity don’t seem to have any regrets. Has DeSantis been offered a ‘fair’ share? The temptation must be immense. How many people could resist that level of fame and fortune if Satan took them to the mountain top and said “All this can be yours!”

We had wiggle room two decades ago, people moved on and the moral erosion continued unnoticed by most. It can’t be unnoticed any longer. Netflix is not that narcotic.

Judgement is upon us.

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Politico Phil's avatar

"George Bush said the right things." Whatever. Bush and his family are part of the parasitical, privileged elite and always has been. DeSantis is not. They are not comparable. Bush was a phoney that anyone should have seen because he was cut from the elitist bolt of cloth. DeSantis comes from the same bolt of cloth we come from. Huge difference.

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CMCM's avatar

W came from a rich, privileged political dynasty. DeSantis is from the working class despite having a good education.

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Politico Phil's avatar

"When people ask me who should come in after Trump, my answer is simple…. Show me the economic nationalist. If there isn’t another one,… well, what does that tell you about the Republican party?"

Willing Spirit and Jeremiah, I have not been agreeing with your contention but it is plausible. And the above question from your referenced article is a very good question. But that's not the only question.

To me, DeSantis is an outlier - like Trump. Based on his background and observation, I judge him to be a patriot of strong character. He's not a professional politician like the rest of the GOPe and neither is Trump. Both he and Trump have to tread through acres of landmines to negotiate their path. Bottom line, when push comes to shove, I think Ron is the type of character that would sooner take a political bullet than compromise his patriotic principles to the American people.

As I've posted before, I like to envision the Don and Ron coming together to form a joint ticket. Surely, no one in the establishment, blue or red, would like that which is exactly what we need. I don't have the ability to judge the source of his funding but I have to believe there are a couple of patriotic billionaires out there somewhere. Kind of a Atlas Shrugged moment.

Or I could be wrong - again.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Let me add a simpler observation. Everyone, almost without exception, in public life is only out for themselves. When you look at all the gov't officials and all the politicians in power from the White House on down, it's like a feeding frenzy of leeches on the hapless American citizenry stuck in the mud of the swamp. "Politicians as a professional class" has lead to the destruction of this country. They are draining the life blood out of the American middle class and destroying the American culture.

I do not believe DeSantis is in it for himself. He is in it for the future of his children and the American people. He is a patriot who understands history and he understands our heritage of American liberty as embodied in our founding documents and American law. Trump likewise sees the contrast of our heritage and what is happening today. And he has connected to the American people that are dying from the leeches in the swamp. That is what MAGA is all about.

I have read all the grousing here about Trumps abrasive language and how he needs to be more accommodating of peoples feelings. To hell with that! This is exactly why we are continually losing. The patriotic conservative movement continually allows the opposition to intimidate us and set the terms of the debate. We are always in reactive mode rather than proactive mode. It is time to stand up and call them out for EXACTLY what they are in clear, bold descriptive language in all of it's traitorous perversion. It is time to take the gloves off and put on the brass knuckles. I don't care if wishy washy people are offended. We don't need them. We have the right cause and the traitorous actions of the Bolsheviks need to be called out for what they are. The point will come when the people in the middle will have to make a choice. Let's be clear what this war is all about.

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Peace's avatar

Do tell, what does the lowercase "e" stand for when you write GOPe?

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Politico Phil's avatar

I think it means establishment based on the way I've seen it used.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Biden, Pelosi, Schumer, et al, say and tweet boxcar loads of nasty, divisive language. Why does anyone think Trump owns that?

They think that because the almighty media demons tell them that’s the case.

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RunningLogic's avatar

💯

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RunningLogic's avatar

Well said, Copernicus. I hate always hearing how Trump is “so polarizing” and yet there is little acknowledgement of all of the divisive things the Democrats have said and done. And how THEY have impacted people’s lives negatively. It is the usual double standard.

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NAB's avatar

It is well-said, but what Janet said is true too. A lot of people are not rational when it comes to Trump.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes. That is also true.

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CMCM's avatar

It is pretty much true that what the Dems say about the Republicans is what the Dems themselves are actually doing or plan to do. It has become amusing to watch them do it all the time.

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Janet's avatar

Yup.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Jesus inspired such hatred that they crucified Him. The human race conspired to kill God because of hatred. If you think hatred began with Donald John Trump and will end with his end, please, think again.

People need to examine themselves in regards to what they hate and why.

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Janet's avatar

Of course. I’m a God fearing woman. 74. Seen hate. Been hateful. Not sure how you extrapolated this by my observation of others related to trump. He is the current topic. I don’t hate him. I kind of feel sorry for him but I need not defend my position with you. Only God and my Savior. Blessings my friend.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

And blessings to you. The Truth is the Truth and always will be the Truth. Dressing it up and watering it down to make it more palatable to those who will not see will not change the Truth and its consequences in the least.

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Lincoln's avatar

Got this from my friend in Illinois...When you can't afford food, or fuel, have no heat, and the crime is such that you have to stayed locked in your home, will Trump's personality really be the thing that is still of first importance to you?

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Copernicus's avatar

Bingo. 💯💯💯

Trump is no worse than the others. He just speaks more like plainly without all the political speak. He says what many ordinary people are thinking.

None of his rude tweets ever had the world on the brink of nuclear disaster.

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NAB's avatar

We can all see this, but for some people, the answer to the question in Connie's comment is a resounding "YES." These people are irrational even to the point of voting against their self-interest. It is cult-like behavior.

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NAB's avatar

It is real. And it's strange. I don't get it. I mean, I have NO love for Obama or Biden, but they don't consume my every thought. I know too many for whom I cannot say the same about Trump. They live and breath Trump hate 24/7.

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Politico Phil's avatar

I think we all need to read Luke 12 with some discernment and wisdom.

"...Do you suppose that I came to give peace on earth? I tell you, not at all, but rather division...

"...Hypocrites! You can discern the face of the sky and of the earth, but how is it you do not discern this time?..."

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Joe Karlovich's avatar

That's not even close to being true. 174-9. Did he lose some close races? Sure but a majority of his candidates won.

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M VARR's avatar

He can't beat FRAUD!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Lying liars lie🤷🏻‍♀️. The hopelessly naive double-minded rabble believe them.

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M VARR's avatar

True!

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Janet's avatar

For the total seats only I hope they did.

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VeryVer's avatar

Trump needs to just fade away I'm sorry to say. His presence only helps Dems because they will happily cheat to "beat" him.

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FedUpDeb's avatar

They’re like crack addicts. They had a taste of cheating and are hooked. They’ll never stop now.

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VeryVer's avatar

Yeah. It' so easy to cheat these days -- especially if the election "officials" are the ones doing it.

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Lincoln's avatar

Amen to that. Watch Mike Lindell on free speech.com if you truly want to know about Democrat voter fraud. Unbelievable.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

I’m not willing to write off President Trump yet. The fact remains that his America First policies worked. He is a self made billionaire and less easily corrupted like so many in the swamp. He was up against a powerful political witch-hunt from the day he announced his candidacy and is still enduring persecution today. Did he make some mistakes? Yes, all presidents do. The 2020 election was stolen from him and that’s a bitter pill for many of us to swallow. The Deep State wants to anoint their controlled opposition candidate and President Trump is not their choice. I’m trusting in Almighty God, the one and only true God, with the future of our nation.

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Lincoln's avatar

Agreed. I’ll take the mean tweets, braggadocio, and narcissism for four more years of DJT. He will be smarter about who he appoints in key jobs and will continue to beat back the swamp as he FIGHTS for US. He does not need to do this. Thank God for his big ego and fighting attitude…otherwise he would have folded years ago. And hopefully…prayerfully…someone will take his phone away from him!!! GO TRUMP!

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Politico Phil's avatar

LOL..I would like to see someone try.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

And that’s the reason they cheat? You want to make a ‘scapegoat’ out of President Trump? How courageous 😖

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Fla Mom's avatar

I've tried to 'like' several of your comments up-thread, and they won't 'take,' whereas a 'like' of another person's comment did. At any rate, 'plus 1' on several of yours, though I'm still hopeful that the notion of DeSantis being groomed by the UniParty Swamp RINOs is false.

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Peace's avatar

I have the same issue with likes not taking. I think it only happens in sub comments - if you like the original comment you should be able to like the sub comments as well.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes and sometimes the likes appear a minute or two later.

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Fla Mom's avatar

I've noted that, too, so I had waited, but nothing. Then when I liked a comment down-thread, it worked instantly, so I went back up-thread, but no.

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RunningLogic's avatar

It’s always possible he’s using THEM rather than the other way around?

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Fla Mom's avatar

Let us pray.

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Lincoln's avatar

Right, Willing Spirit...When the folks can't afford food, or fuel, have no heat, and the crime is such that they have to stay locked in your home, will Trump's personality really be the thing that is still of first importance? When we lose the only President who has the courage to call out those who want socialism or communism...they’ll wake up. Too late.

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Politico Phil's avatar

They cheat because that is what woke Bolsheviks do.

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Lincoln's avatar

Do you think they will treat DeSantis any better?

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Julie Ann B's avatar

No, anyone who poses a threat to their Marxist ideology and their WEF alliance will be treated just like they’ve treated Trump. But there is also “controlled opposition” which they had with the Bush’s and they “allowed” them to hold office just to make it look like a fair election but in reality they were never going to challenge the Deep State because they were part of it. Trump is not. Hopefully they’re not grooming DeSantis to be controlled opposition which usually involves a lot of money and sometimes compromising them in a way that they’re beholden to them.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Exactly right. That's what Marxists do. The Bush family were not controlled opposition. They and all the elite families that control this country are all members of the same deep state. DeSantis does not come from that cabal. He is an outlier.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

They will happily cheat to beat any one to stay in power!

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Colorado Mom's avatar

YES. Go away, Trump.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Not. Happening.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Not. Happening.

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lynn's avatar

makes you think he does it on purpose for the left...............

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Mazel Lee's avatar

I’ve wondered that on occasion, but on the other side of this are the people who only trust a Trump endorsement, and there are A LOT of them.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Plenty of Trump rally videos on YouTube. The streaming channel, RSBN, films all of Trump’s rallies.

Anyone who hasn’t seen or been to one owes it to themselves to examine this historical phenomenon.

When President Trump visited India, a rally was held for him that filled a 100,000 seat stadium. People underestimate him to their own peril.

DeSantis will be committing political suicide if he goes against Trump in 2024.

His ‘DeSanctimonious’ ads will come back to bite him. Such a blatant lack of humility. “God made a fighter!” A lot of people claim to have a Trump endorsement. DeSantis claims he’s endorsed by God.🤔

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Politico Phil's avatar

Trump was asked on the golf course, "...are you going to compete with Gov DeSantis?" Trump responded, "I know he's a nice man and I like him." Or maybe he said, "No he's a nice man and I like him." I'm not sure. When she asked him again, he wouldn't give her an answer. I think that speaks volumes.

I have not seen anything that indicates these two are not working together. These are extraordinary times. This is not the usual competition between the 2 wings of the uniparty for the White House. This is a war to the death between the Bolsheviks who took the reigns of power by fraud and those who are fighting for life and liberty. I firmly believe Trump and DeSantis understand this and that's what they are in the fight for. The only chance they have of winning this war is if they work together. There's a reason Trump moved to FL.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cjdYdw2AXsE

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Politico Phil's avatar

I think you are assuming to much to think that DeSantis plans to run against Trump.

I had to go listen to the ad "God made a fighter" as I had not seen it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8jz7Cwjo3c

I think that was a sincere expression of belief and purpose. As a Christian our belief is that God made all of us and he made each of us with purpose. His ad is simply an expression of this belief given the circumstances he providentially finds himself in. And yes, it is a divisive ad because woke Marxists hate the Christian faith and will react violently to it as attested to by the vitriolic language already seen in reaction.

You are not going to agree with me if you are one of those people that reacts negatively to any Christian rhetoric. I don't know. But this is something to think about. Listen to the ad again with the assumption someone is simply stating their personal belief and see how it sounds.

Politically, I think this ad took courage. DeSantis is clearly conveying the message that he is going to fight for us.

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Peace's avatar

I agree with your stance on this one!

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Christy's avatar

I think next week he’s making a “huge” announcement.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

November 15.

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Cameron Huxford's avatar

Obviously Florida has good news this morning, but I must say I was expecting something more for the rest of the country.

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lynn's avatar

The World Economic Forum won last night elections. Go read their agenda.

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Lincoln's avatar

Good advice. I have read it. Took a constitutional class last Fall. Was amazed at their agenda...dated 1992. These folks are patient for sure.

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Christy's avatar

Too many sheep. And the tsunami happened with housing and moving. People are moving by the thousands out of blue states to red.

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Richard's avatar

These election results confound and alarm me. The tsunami turned out to be barely a ripple. What the results say is in many parts of the USA the majority of people are just fine with what's been going on for the past two years. It tells me they are fine with where the radical left is taking America. They have expressed their approval of lockdowns, forced vaccinations, forced masking, censorship, the trampling of constitutional rights, CRT taught in public schools, boys competing against girls in sports, boys using the girls restrooms and locker rooms, legalization of recreational drugs, stripping of parental rights, putting criminals back out on the streets, "family friendly" drag queen shows, genital mutilation of children, arresting parents who oppose the mutilation of their children.

Where do we go from here? I don't know how I can co-exist with people who vote for candidates that support and promote these things.

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Alison Smith's avatar

It’s called election fraud.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Perhaps.

But not enough to persuade me that the country isn’t morally bankrupt.

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Jacquie's avatar

Agreed. How can people support theses things?!

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Bingham22's avatar

Oh and Jeff? How is it even legal for a sitting Secretary of State to oversee her own election, running for Governor?

Why aren’t people fighting this crap?

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Because Americans are lazy. And it would be too inconvenient. It’s that simple. Look at the people of Brazil. Millions out in the streets protesting. Americans protest to themselves quietly as not to offend anyone else.

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Iron Horsey's avatar

Katie "the mediocre" Hobbs was asked to step down. She simply ignored it and the Republicans didn't marshal any strong voice to embarrass her.

Hobbs can't stop the Lake train anyway. There's rooms of lawyers now watching everything unlike the 2020 Election Theft disaster.

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Lincoln's avatar

But they can continue to dump votes. And they will until We The People decide to do something about the cheating.

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Bingham22's avatar

The election data coming in from multiple states: PA, AZ, MI, WI, GA, and even MN is statistically impossible…just like 2020.

It is clear that if the Country as a whole had fair elections like Florida, not only would there have been a red wave last night, it would have been a red tsunami.

We are fools if we accept this thinking “oh well we will fix it next election cycle.”

We didn’t fix 2020…hence the results last night.

Brazil is about to present evidence of election fraud today, we need to follow their example.

We had enough good guys watching and recording data and “anomalies” yesterday.

Let’s get it done.

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Tonya McKinney's avatar

I agree with your totally. This is on us. Nothing was done to fix the issues. In Dallas last night at 6:55 pm voting machines on their own at four locations (who noticed) the ballot count went up by more than double. the poll book number of voters jumped from 200 to 325 to 390 too…. Happened in front of their eyes. This is what is happening all over the country most likely.

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Julie's avatar

😳

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Lincoln's avatar

If you want to follow the machine algorithms...tune into www.frank speech.com. Lindell has spent millions of his own money exposing this fraud...why do so few listen?

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Bingham22's avatar

Because the Republican establishment is just as complicit as the Democrats, and twice as traitorous.

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