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This Veterans Day I honor the memory of my father-in-law, Eric K. Muller. 🫡 🇺🇸
Born in Germany, he immigrated to America as a young child and later answered the call to serve in the United States military during World War II—fighting for the country that had become his home, even against the land of his birth.
I never had the chance to meet him. He passed in 1977, decades before I came into the family. Yet I am deeply grateful for the life he lived and the man he was. He was the father of my husband, and his courage, sacrifice, and quiet strength live on in the family I love.
Thank you, Eric, for your service to this country and for being the father of the man I married. I look forward to the day we meet in paradise. 🙏🏼
With love and gratitude,
Marilyn
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Civil rights shouldn’t be optional either.
Parents and students need the Trump administration to actually be the greatest defender of BOTH parental rights and students’ civil rights.
The energy is impressive when it’s FERPA/PPRA and gender transparency. It’s a lot quieter on IDEA — where reduced monitoring, staff cuts at OSEP, and shifting oversight around are letting states slide on FAPE for kids who qualify for special education services.
Civil rights don’t stop at the issues you like. Hold the line on all of them. Civil rights enforcement is law enforcement.
Perhaps it’s time for a midterm shakeup in the Department of Education, @StephenM.
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EXCLUSIVE: We spent weeks in Napa Valley investigating Gavin Newsom's wine empire. According to a whistleblower, the operation is built on undocumented migrant labor, in violation of the law.
Illegal aliens pick the grapes—and Newsom sells the wine for up to $7,000 a bottle.
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Elections are critical!
The migrant caravan of 2000 advances towards the first inspection point of viva Mexico in direction to the US borders.
@RealAmVoice @TimcastNews @BenBergquam @RaymondAzarM @Bannons_WarRoom @stinchfield1776 @KimIversenShow @KimWexlerMAJD
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Hakeem Jeffries says he wants to re-import DACA recipients that have already been deported and pay them.
This is the future under Democrat control.
They will always put foreigners before Americans.
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👀 Interesting timing.
Ro Khanna is the top Democrat on the House China Committee. His wife's trust sold Nvidia at $237 on Oct 7, a day after its record close of $239. A month later the Huang spy story broke.
Nvidia tanked 30% to $166.
Ban congressional stock trading.
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HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST COGNITIVE WARFARE: LESSONS FROM A MARRIOTT BALLROOM
Cognitive warfare isn't only disinformation. It is the use of language, symbols and psychology to shape and influence what we think.
I took a well-practiced reporting methodology into the Marriott ballroom when I went to hear Abdul El-Sayed speak last Friday night — and I hope that some of my methodology will help you the next time you confront cognitive warfare directed at you.
I try to lay out all of my efforts piercing the cognitive warfare in my new @FoxNews Digital piece.
My goal: move us from darkness to light 🔆
🔆 1) Hear how words are weaponized. "Free from Zionists" invokes the concept of "freedom" but the term has a very different and even violent consequence. Pierce through the rhetoric to consider what the actual consequence of even inspiring words would be. What does "Free Palestine" mean? Where is a "free Palestine"? Press for answers. Then you'll learn, it means the elimination of Israel as a Jewish state.
🔆 2) Notice contested slogans. "From the river to the sea" is offered as a freedom chant in the ballroom. It's a battle cry to many Jews, calling for the elimination of Israel as a Jewish state. Ask yourself the question: what river? What sea? What's in between? Then you'll be able to process: it's a land called Israel.
🔆 3) Watch who is standing together. When a Mao cap, a keffiyeh and a senator-elect share one celebration, that is data. Unusual alliances often share a target, even if they don't share an endgame.
🔆 4) Value the nonverbal as much as the spoken word. A senator-elect's silent presence when a foundation chairman calls for freeing Palestine "from the river to the sea" and eliminating "Zionists" is part of the movement's script. El-Sayed listened quietly. The chairman said the quiet part out loud. El-Sayed didn't protest. Both facts are worthy of our attention.
🔆 5) Break the fourth wall. Follow the money and the infrastructure, not just the applause and what is happening where the cameras are pointed. Endorsements, spending, who is in the front row, who is in the back of the room, they're all part of the story. Who is filming and packaging the story is also part of the narrative.
We don't have to be experts to protect ourselves from cognitive warfare.. We just have to be willing to slow down, hear the words, watch the signs and refuse to outsource our understanding to a chant, a meme. a viral video or the person standing at the microphone.
You got this!
foxnews.com/politics/asra-no…
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I was kicked out of a dinner in South Dakota because I’ve consistently pushed the SAVE America Act.
Instead of listening to the grassroots, our Republican Senate defied us for 2 years
& delivered losses in Alaska, Kansas, & Mississippi.
Our new Republican Senate minority just voted to re-elect Senator Thune.
Why do South Dakota Republicans continue to vote for him in the primary?
“I’m the assh@le saying you can’t come in.”
This is the way. 💯
Thank you, @SenJohnKennedy. 🇺🇸
🚨 JOHN KENNEDY JUST SAID WHAT EVERY REPUBLICAN VOTER IS SCREAMING.
He's ready to stay in DC every single day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, to confirm nominees and pass reconciliation with Republican votes alone.
"I don't concede."
He wants the $240 billion Protecting American Taxpayers Act on the floor NOW.
Republicans hold the Senate until January.
Cancel the vacation. Do your jobs.
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These 0-28 “wins” aren’t a legal triumph—they’re a string of judges rewriting the Civil Rights Act to block any meaningful federal check on state voter rolls. The Constitution gives states primary election authority, but it doesn’t grant them a free pass to ignore list-maintenance requirements or shield sensitive data when citizenship and eligibility are in question. When judges treat a straightforward demand for accurate rolls as an illegitimate “fishing expedition,” they’re substituting their policy preferences for the text of the law and the executive’s enforcement role. That’s not neutral judging—it’s courts insulating election systems from basic verification… but you’re an evildoer, so you already know that.
Marc Elias thinks every American is ignorant. 🤦🏼♀️
Today, the 28th straight court ruled against your signature voting litigation. DOJ is 0-28. Elias Law Group is undefeated.
But yes, I am the loser.😂
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🚨 FLORIDA STRIKES! AG James Uthmeier just SUBPOENAED the Democratic Socialists of America.
His office is examining foreign contributions, including from CUBA and CHINA, tied to DSA delegations and travel fund solicitations.
Florida law requires transparency. If communist regimes are bankrolling American activists, the public deserves to know.
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BREAKING: TEXAS ELECTION BOMBSHELL! 97 COUNTIES HAVE MORE VOTERS THAN ACTUAL ADULT CITIZENS—TOTAL CHAOS!
Montgomery County is at a STAGGERING 107.6%—34 THOUSAND OVER! Collin at 104% with 30K EXTRA! Fort Bend 104.1%—23 THOUSAND OVER! Williamson 103%—nearly 14K! Denton 102%—13K MORE! And those numbers INCLUDE 1.76 MILLION SUSPENSE VOTERS! You won’t BELIEVE the official data!
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Nou kenbe pwomès nou…
Nou detwi kay Lanmò San Jou ak katye jeneral gang 400 Mawozo a.
Pifò ladan yo kouri ale san yo pa menm eseye goumen.
Ala lach yo lach! 🥲
Weird. 🤨
Georgia Midterm Results have a HUGE problem
🚨 The election results show there were more Republican votes for Agriculture Commissioner than for US Senate and Governor seats
There is no way Republicans came out to vote for Agriculture Commissioner but not US Senate
Republican vote totals in Georgia:
- Agriculture Commissioner: 1,922,235
- Governor: 1,909,727
- Insurance Commissioner: 1,901,067
- School Superintendent: 1,890,782
- Labor Commissioner: 1,884,575
- Attorney General: 1,856,944
- Public Service Commission District 5: 1,855,409
- Secretary of State: 1,847,873
- Lieutenant Governor: 1,834,070
- All U.S. House: 1,825,598
- Public Service Commission District 3: 1,808,461
- US Senate: 1,712,587
The Senate race was against Democrat Jon Ossoff, and he won
Again, there is no way Republicans voters turned out to vote Red for Agriculture Commissioner but then voted Democrat for Senate
This is clearly no right
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Defund the U.N.
🚨 UN CLOWN SHOW: The UN General Assembly just re-elected Iran to the committee that reviews its programs and priorities, with 144 votes in a secret ballot.
Human rights. Counterterrorism. Disarmament. Iran now helps set priorities on all of it.
The same regime that executes protesters and arms terrorists.
144 countries hid behind a secret ballot to say yes. Not one more American dollar for this circus.
Time to leave the UN.
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Maybe I’m stating the obvious, but @EvanPower’s decision to coronate Byron Donalds without primary debates left a very bad taste in many Florida conservatives’ mouths, and the close general election results showed the cost of that approach.
Setting high debate thresholds that only the Trump-endorsed frontrunner could meet, then canceling the party’s planned debate, skipped the usual primary vetting process and left voters without a full airing of differences between Donalds, Jay Collins, and the other candidates.
That choice, combined with Power’s own third-place finish in his congressional primary, makes it reasonable for Florida Republicans to question whether the current party leadership is the best fit to keep the state solidly red going forward.
@FloridaGOP
Florida Republicans clearly need new leadership. When I attended @ByronDonalds’s election night victory party last Tuesday, the mood was very despondent because the races in Florida were way too close. Byron Donalds barely won his race for Governor, and state officials barely held onto their positions.
While I’m glad Byron won, the overall results in Florida weren’t something the @FloridaGOP should be proud of, and they'll probably lose these seats in the next four years as I said on election night, if things don't change.
We're not at Texas’s level yet, but we lost the Florida House supermajority, and the Governor’s race came down to 1 point despite the fact that there are one million more registered Republicans than Democrats in the state of Florida.
I think Florida GOP Chairman Evan Power @EvanPower should really evaluate whether or not he wants to run for re-election as the party Chairman after losing his own Florida congressional race, where he finished third and didn't win a single county.
If we are going to keep Florida red, the Florida GOP needs new leadership.
I’d hate to see Florida go blue in the next 4 years the way Texas did.
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