Jesus 👑 harshest words were “not “ for the sinner…..but the religious & self righteous
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Nelson retweeted
🚨WE HAVE ONE WINNER IN AZ REQUESTING AN AUDIT‼️
EVERY REPUBLICAN WINNER NEEDS TO FOLLOW SUIT. THIS IS THE WAY‼️
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🚨#BreakingNews🚨 Texas Voter Fraud on #Midterms2026 by Democrat voters?
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Delete this before the algorithm catches it. While the election night cameras rolled, one moment started the conversation the pundits would rather skip: why does everyone online suddenly say the exact same thing at the exact same time? She doesn’t hold back, and the words “coordinated,” “one message,” and “con job” made me hit pause and rewind. I wasn’t going to post this, but you’ll never look at your feed the same way again. Watch to the very last second, then tell me in the comments: is she right, or way off?
WATCH FULL EPISODE BELOW!!
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Fox News covering suspicious Texas election result numbers wasn’t on my bingo card, but The Will Cain Show is actually examining it. Fox News is usually squeamish about even mentioning election fraud, so seeing it brought up on air is a welcome change, at least on his show.
BREAKING: The Texas midterm numbers are raising eyebrows all across America because they simply do not add up. Now, Will Caiin of Fox News is sounding the alarm like nobody else ever has.
When you break down the very specific numbers, it's easy to see that something is afoot.
"Republicans get 4.5 million votes, again, same as they did for the last 3 midterms or so," Cain said on his latest podcast episode.
"Democrats jump from where they'd been consistently at 3.5 to 5.2. 1.7 million new votes for Democrats."
That's a jump of nearly 50 percent. In one cycle.
So where did 1.7 million new Democratic votes come from? The analyst ran through the explanations, and none of them work.
Population growth?
"Only 1.4 million people have moved to Texas over the last 4 years. That's bigger than that," Cain continued.
"If you say Rs voted Ds, well, then why did the Rs stay in stasis and the Ds jumped?"
"This needs to be understood. Even if all in the end your understanding is, how did Democrats mobilize... How did they do that? That's wild," Cain concluded.
So the question everyone should be asking...where did 1.7 million votes come from?
Nelson retweeted
I don’t want to be forced to worship at the altar of diversity.
We should remember that England is our home and that we have nowhere else to go.
It has changed so much in my lifetime.
And not always for the better.
Laurence Fox says the London he grew up in no longer exists.
He remembers living with his first girlfriend on in Bethnal Green. To him, the city felt completely different from the London he sees today.
He says the change is not only about crime statistics. It is also about the harder-to-measure feeling that the culture of your home has changed around you.
He thinks people are now afraid to admit they feel sad about that.
“My home is different and this is my only home. I’ve got nowhere else to go.”
Fox says there are things he likes about immigration and doesn’t pretend every change has been negative.
But he says that does not stop him missing the London he remembers.
He points to ordinary things that now feel different to him. Supermarkets with security guards. Large protective screens. A city that, in his view, no longer feels like the one he grew up walking around.
And he thinks younger Londoners may never understand that sense of loss because they never knew the city before it changed.
Is missing the culture of the place you grew up in simply nostalgia, or should people be allowed to say something has genuinely been lost?
Nelson retweeted
Never forget -- Most Texans had never heard of Gina Hinajosa -- then she received 5,230,789 votes.
Nothing to see here.
@GinaHinojosaTX
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Rigged.
Never forget -- Most Texans had never heard of Gina Hinajosa -- then she received 5,230,789 votes.
Nothing to see here.
@GinaHinojosaTX
Nelson retweeted
Sec of War, Pete Hegseth, should get a medal. Not articles of impeachment.
Col. Rob Maness (ret) outlines Pete Hegseth’s approach to rebuilding the United States military, centered on removing senior officers who advanced prior cultural priorities and reorienting war colleges toward decisive operational standards. These steps have met internal resistance from personnel who oversaw the earlier vaccine mandate and its limited reversals, with that opposition coordinating against the reforms in media. @RobManess
Securing America with Frank Gaffney 11.09.26: Watch the full discussion here on 𝕏
#MilitaryReform #PeteHegseth #InternalResistance
Nelson retweeted
A lot of Black folks talk about Charlie Kirk like he was Hitler. What he actually told people was to go to church and take care of their kids.
"If that's extreme, this civilization is cooked. We're cooked. It's over. Pack your bags."
Nelson retweeted
I'm actually 100% OK with the internet finding this guy and ruining his life in whatever manner they find appropriate
Hope he loses the business
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
Nelson retweeted
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🚨 TEXAS MIDTERM BOMBSHELL: 292,000-VOTE DISCREPANCY!
My cybersecurity expert found that Ken Paxton received 292,000 FEWER VOTES than the average Republican statewide candidate, with lower-profile races drawing more votes.
That's not improbable. It's IMPOSSIBLE!
We're similar patterns in other states. These numbers demand answers!
HELP SAVE OUR COUNTRY AND GET RID OF THE MACHINES: LindellOffenseFund.org
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FOXNEWS @FoxNews is very disinterested in the unusual election outcomes. Anyone wondering why?
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Risk limiting audits are the death of truth. An outrageous, illegitimate substitute for a real 100 percent audit. Every Texas should stand against this. They are doing this to avoid a real audit & verification of the cast vote records against the rolls of illegal immigrans/non-citizens.
@RepBrandonGill
@RonnyJacksonTX
@RepRonnyJackson
@SteveTothTX
@PeteSessions
@elonmusk
@KenPaxtonTX
@DanPatrick
@GregAbbott_TX
@DougDeason
📣Tally Texas News
Texas SOS is about to run its first mandatory statewide "risk-limiting audit," scheduled for Nov. 19–20.
The Secretary of State revised the handbook on Nov. 6, three days after the election.
The name promises something it does not deliver. At most, it limits one tiny narrow risk: certifying the wrong winner in the statewide race(s) the SOS selects.
🚨 It does not limit the risk of using unsafe, insecure voting systems.
What it DOES:
- Hand-counts a small random sample of ballots statewide. The SOS's own example, using the 2022 governor's race: about 1,350 ballots out of 8.1 million.
- Checks only the reported winner of the statewide race(s) the SOS selects.
- Lets the SOS pick the race, the risk limit and the sample, and calculate whether the audit "passed."
- Has county audit boards type their selections into web-based software (Arlo, made by the nonprofit VotingWorks).
- Runs after counties have already canvassed their local results.
What it does NOT do:
- Verify vote totals. The handbook defines "outcome" as the winner only, not the count.
- Check local, county or district races.
- Verify any county's or precinct's result.
- Investigate when voter check-ins and ballot counts don't match. After reconciliation, counties are told to "choose the larger of the two."
- Show that a machine-printed ballot reflects what the voter intended or check voter received correct races and measures
- Make the system safe from manipulation. It runs after the fact.
The "risk limit" is a statistical confidence level about one race's winner. The SOS glossary even defines it backwards. It calls the risk limit the chance the audit corrects a wrong outcome, when it's really the chance a wrong outcome slips through.
This matters because, starting with this election, a passing audit makes the electronic vote the official record. Paper is used only for a recount or an election contest.
Ask your county for chain of custody records, registration records, and audit logs for November 2026 Early voting and Election Day.
Read the handbook:
sos.texas.gov/elections/form…
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Lord, I thank You that You command Your angels concerning Pete Hegseth and his family. That You bear them up in their wings and that they guard them in all of their ways. Lord, I thank you that when the enemy comes in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord lifts up a standard against them and Lord, I thank you today that the name of the Lord is a strong tower and the righteous run in to it and they are safe! I thank you that they who dwell in the secret place of the Most High God shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty! I will say of You Lord, You are their refuge, their fortress, their God in whom they trust! You, oh Lord, are a shield about them. You are their Glory and You are the lifter of their head and though a thousand fall at their right side and ten thousand at their right hand, no harm shall befall them! And though sickness come it shall not come nigh their dwelling place! No weapon formed against them shall prosper and every tongue that rises up against them thou shall condemn! In the mighty name of Jesus we pray and thank you. Amen. 🙏🏼
.@SECWAR “In 250 years of our American republic, no Secretary of War or Secretary of Defense has ever been impeached for carrying out LAWFUL MILITARY OPERATIONS—NOT ONCE…
Not under Reagan in Lebanon. Not under Clinton in Kosovo. Not under Obama in Iraq or Syria. Not under Biden in Iraq or Syria. That is the STANDARD. The HISTORY is clear... and one disgruntled Congressman wants to shred it over policy disagreements.
That is what this is—Policy disagreements.
Not high crimes. Not misdemeanors. Not treason. Not bribery. Not the kind of offenses the Founders intended when they wrote the impeachment clause.”
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Yes, let’s scapegoat and fire the SECDEF who has killed more IRGC terrorists than ALL previous SECDEF’s combined. We aren’t a serious country.
What we actually have here is a political class incapable of recognizing results, unwilling to accept accountability, and a Congress that has become increasingly useless. It’s well past time for patriots to step up in large numbers and run for office.
The failures surrounding Iran do not boil down to the warfighter. They belong to the people responsible for negotiations. Any honest broker who understands the difference between military execution and political decision-making should be able to acknowledge that.
Stop holding warfighters solely accountable for the never-ending failures of the policy folks. We watched this happen for over 25 years, and enough is enough.
