WDC is NOT a Swamp it’s a cesspool.
This below is the shortlist.
Speaker Johnson you need to go.
This below is the shortlist.
Speaker Johnson you need to go.
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If this isn’t condemned, you will not be able to handle the wrath that will come upon you. And I mean handle it immediately!
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Wise counsel.
“The outcome of this war will shape the future of a critical region” … I only disagree on this point, I believe it will shape the future of the world. I believe you’d agree with that statement as well.
And it will most definitely define the Trump presidency, as you state.
There are so many issues at stake here, this is not simple math, this is very complicated geo-calculus. I know you realize this.
Everyone needs to pray for a positive and realistic war ending deal.
“The outcome of this war will shape the future of a critical region” … I only disagree on this point, I believe it will shape the future of the world. I believe you’d agree with that statement as well.
And it will most definitely define the Trump presidency, as you state.
There are so many issues at stake here, this is not simple math, this is very complicated geo-calculus. I know you realize this.
Everyone needs to pray for a positive and realistic war ending deal.
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We need to start a
#RemoveThune campaign.
If Leader Thune was going to get the SAVE America Act passed, it would be done by now. Nearly 85 percent of the American people want this legislation passed asap.
@ImFiredUp2 Thanks for being so clear on this issue.
#RemoveThune campaign.
If Leader Thune was going to get the SAVE America Act passed, it would be done by now. Nearly 85 percent of the American people want this legislation passed asap.
@ImFiredUp2 Thanks for being so clear on this issue.
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This whistleblower report is so explosive it should shake the foundations of the USIC and those who were running the ODNI and the CIA during the first Trump administration should immediately be brought in for questioning by the DOJ.
Cathryn Herridge cuts no corners in her exceptional reporting and this article is no exception.
“According to these accounts, the CIA, then led by Director Gina Haspel, would not document the Chinese influence operations, in a formal way, out of concern that President Trump would use the intelligence to his advantage.”
You want fair elections in America, make sure the CIA has no role whatsoever!
https://x.com/c__herridge/status/2046665072798212389?s=46
Cathryn Herridge cuts no corners in her exceptional reporting and this article is no exception.
“According to these accounts, the CIA, then led by Director Gina Haspel, would not document the Chinese influence operations, in a formal way, out of concern that President Trump would use the intelligence to his advantage.”
You want fair elections in America, make sure the CIA has no role whatsoever!
https://x.com/c__herridge/status/2046665072798212389?s=46
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Catherine Herridge (@C__Herridge) on X
EXCLUSIVE: Whistleblower Alleges 2020 CCP Election Influence Ops Targeting Trump Were Suppressed
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Pure, unadulterated depravity—a culture incompatible to western Christian values.
Could it happen in America?
Could it happen in America?
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Breaking: Thoughts on Exiting this War in the Middle East
It has become very clear that the majority of Americans are not happy with the war with Iran and it is also clear the POTUS is searching for an exit strategy to extricate ourselves from this war.
How should we exit?
The United States can easily exit its direct military involvement in this conflict by treating any drawdown as a deliberate, conditions-based success rather than a retreat.
This is not wishful thinking.
This idea aligns with how great powers have historically managed limited wars when core objectives are met or costs outweigh benefits.
The key is timing, sequencing, and maintaining deterrence during any drawdown so adversaries (ie., Iran & its proxies) see it as strength, and not a weakness.
President Donald J. Trump has made it clear that we are not in an open-ended war.
The U.S. & Israeli strikes on Iran targeted nuclear sites, missile infrastructure, and leadership targets, including killing Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei. We accomplished our stated objectives.
The rapid (tactical) degradation of Iranian capabilities caused severe damage but also caused an immediate (and somewhat unexpected) retaliation from Iran. Despite Iran paying a heavy price in infrastructure destruction, international isolation, and economic disruption, the regime has sustained control over their country. And unlike Afghanistan & Iraq, regime was never a stated objective.
This is not a Vietnam (helicopters out of Saigon) or Afghanistan (truck bomb at Abbey Gate) type scenario. There are no large U.S. combat formations trapped in endless occupation.
Our exit is logistically straightforward.
1. Wind down the blockade.
2. Reduce carrier presence.
3. Shift advisory/support roles to partners who have a greater need for regional security and access.
4. Assess the factions remaining inside Iran and whether they require assistance and how that assistance can be delivered.
So what?
Adversaries test resolve while allies watch for abandonment. These dynamics must be understood.
What next and are their viable paths?
1. Declare mission accomplished on core objectives and negotiate a favorable armistice. Keep the current talks going and bring in other participants as needed.
2. Maintain a light footprint in the region and hand off the “peace dividend” and reconstruction to multilateral forums (ie., the Gaza Board of Peace).
3. State that America is conducting a strategic reset and reprioritizing global demands (this is necessary anyway, does not mean defeat and could simply be stated by announcing a pivot). America doesn’t need the quagmire that the Middle East has been any longer. The real political losers were those that got us into AFG & Iraq in the first place. The U.S. is making a strategic calculation here to continue peace efforts but resetting for future opportunities and challenges.
Are there Risks?
1. Iran will attempt to exploit as their win and our loss. To deter this, America must demonstrate that deterrence in the future is about capability and will (which Americans have in abundance if our vital interests are at risk) and not permanent presence.
2. Allied perception will cause uncertainty. The Israeli government and Gulf states will worry about abandonment. Simply reassure them w/ continuation of both security guarantees and arms flows tied to their own restraint.
3. On the domestic front, the NEOCON hawks will cry in their soup, while America First voices will cheer Trump’s deal making success.
These are just some initial thoughts. Great powers throughout history involved in previous campaigns have exited limited wars when gains begin to diminish.
A path clearly exists.
Execution now depends on clear communications from the Trump administration that strength enabled America’s exit.
God Bless our Troops and God Bless America🙏🏼🇺🇸
It has become very clear that the majority of Americans are not happy with the war with Iran and it is also clear the POTUS is searching for an exit strategy to extricate ourselves from this war.
How should we exit?
The United States can easily exit its direct military involvement in this conflict by treating any drawdown as a deliberate, conditions-based success rather than a retreat.
This is not wishful thinking.
This idea aligns with how great powers have historically managed limited wars when core objectives are met or costs outweigh benefits.
The key is timing, sequencing, and maintaining deterrence during any drawdown so adversaries (ie., Iran & its proxies) see it as strength, and not a weakness.
President Donald J. Trump has made it clear that we are not in an open-ended war.
The U.S. & Israeli strikes on Iran targeted nuclear sites, missile infrastructure, and leadership targets, including killing Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei. We accomplished our stated objectives.
The rapid (tactical) degradation of Iranian capabilities caused severe damage but also caused an immediate (and somewhat unexpected) retaliation from Iran. Despite Iran paying a heavy price in infrastructure destruction, international isolation, and economic disruption, the regime has sustained control over their country. And unlike Afghanistan & Iraq, regime was never a stated objective.
This is not a Vietnam (helicopters out of Saigon) or Afghanistan (truck bomb at Abbey Gate) type scenario. There are no large U.S. combat formations trapped in endless occupation.
Our exit is logistically straightforward.
1. Wind down the blockade.
2. Reduce carrier presence.
3. Shift advisory/support roles to partners who have a greater need for regional security and access.
4. Assess the factions remaining inside Iran and whether they require assistance and how that assistance can be delivered.
So what?
Adversaries test resolve while allies watch for abandonment. These dynamics must be understood.
What next and are their viable paths?
1. Declare mission accomplished on core objectives and negotiate a favorable armistice. Keep the current talks going and bring in other participants as needed.
2. Maintain a light footprint in the region and hand off the “peace dividend” and reconstruction to multilateral forums (ie., the Gaza Board of Peace).
3. State that America is conducting a strategic reset and reprioritizing global demands (this is necessary anyway, does not mean defeat and could simply be stated by announcing a pivot). America doesn’t need the quagmire that the Middle East has been any longer. The real political losers were those that got us into AFG & Iraq in the first place. The U.S. is making a strategic calculation here to continue peace efforts but resetting for future opportunities and challenges.
Are there Risks?
1. Iran will attempt to exploit as their win and our loss. To deter this, America must demonstrate that deterrence in the future is about capability and will (which Americans have in abundance if our vital interests are at risk) and not permanent presence.
2. Allied perception will cause uncertainty. The Israeli government and Gulf states will worry about abandonment. Simply reassure them w/ continuation of both security guarantees and arms flows tied to their own restraint.
3. On the domestic front, the NEOCON hawks will cry in their soup, while America First voices will cheer Trump’s deal making success.
These are just some initial thoughts. Great powers throughout history involved in previous campaigns have exited limited wars when gains begin to diminish.
A path clearly exists.
Execution now depends on clear communications from the Trump administration that strength enabled America’s exit.
God Bless our Troops and God Bless America🙏🏼🇺🇸
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Last night I had the honor of speaking at the Delaware Republican Party America 250th Dinner, and I walked away reminded of something I have believed my entire life. It only takes one person to ignite change.
I have stood before presidents, generals, and heads of state. But nothing stopped me in my tracks last night like looking out into that audience and seeing my high school football coach sitting in those seats. This man had no idea what he set in motion when he decided to hold a young Michael Flynn accountable on that football field decades ago. He showed me what standard looks like before I even knew I needed one. That is what one person can do. Not a policy. Not a program. One person who refuses to let you be less than what you are capable of becoming.
What made last night even more powerful was looking around that room and seeing college-aged young men and women who are fired up, engaged, and choosing to fight for this country at an age when most people told my generation to sit down and follow the crowd. They give me more hope than I can put into words. That generation is not lost. Not even close. They are awake, they are hungry, and they are exactly what this movement needs.
To everyone in Delaware who came out last night, that is exactly why I keep showing up. America has never been saved by institutions alone. It has always been saved by We The People. I will never stop believing that our best days are still ahead of us. Hold the line. Stay in the fight. The future belongs to those who show up.
I have stood before presidents, generals, and heads of state. But nothing stopped me in my tracks last night like looking out into that audience and seeing my high school football coach sitting in those seats. This man had no idea what he set in motion when he decided to hold a young Michael Flynn accountable on that football field decades ago. He showed me what standard looks like before I even knew I needed one. That is what one person can do. Not a policy. Not a program. One person who refuses to let you be less than what you are capable of becoming.
What made last night even more powerful was looking around that room and seeing college-aged young men and women who are fired up, engaged, and choosing to fight for this country at an age when most people told my generation to sit down and follow the crowd. They give me more hope than I can put into words. That generation is not lost. Not even close. They are awake, they are hungry, and they are exactly what this movement needs.
To everyone in Delaware who came out last night, that is exactly why I keep showing up. America has never been saved by institutions alone. It has always been saved by We The People. I will never stop believing that our best days are still ahead of us. Hold the line. Stay in the fight. The future belongs to those who show up.
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This is seriously great and well deserved praise for a group of quiet professionals top to bottom.
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