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Be DANGEROUS men.

We don’t work for other countries. We work for the United States.

SECRETARY RUBIO: We work for America. We don't work for the global order, we don't work for other countries. We work for the United States.

Van Jones admits the affordability hoax was always a psyop to get you to vote for communists. I tried to tell you for a year that they were running a psyop on you. Now the admit it.

I'm sticking with Trump and I'm going to enjoy the next two years.

Here’s an article from the New York Times in 1933. To all the Jews who voted for @NYCMayor or @AbdulElSayed or the other avowed Jew haters on the ballot this week, please read the article and think hard about what you have done and how you may be contributing to a repeat of a very dark history.

The elephant in the room is that every time the President wanted to deal a final blow to the Iranian Regime, JD Vance and his crew came out with some bullshit that they wanted another chance to negotiate. They repeatedly said the Iranians would make a deal. They offered the Regime billions of dollars (from sources we still don’t know) and they were responsible for getting sanctions released (very stupid and short lived). But it was JD Vance who delivered the message on Iran for months. He even wanted a photo opp with the Iranian Regime (did people forget about this?). The point being JD Vance integrated himself into the Iran War and in many aspects he put himself in charge of ending it diplomatically … and he failed.

🚨 WOW: Ron DeSantis just named the real reason Republicans got wiped out, and it was not the president. "Our voters who stayed home, they stayed home because they were frustrated with the lack of productivity." Then he listed what Congress never did! Never codified Trump's immigration orders. Never touched H-1B. Never stripped jurisdiction from the courts over deportation cases. And here is the proof that it mattered. A federal judge vacated the $100,000 H-1B fee in June. An order a single district judge can erase is not a policy. Thune and Johnson had the Senate, the House, and the White House. They ran the clock out. Voters do not grade effort. They grade output. That is the whole autopsy.

Our second product is called Blindsight and it will, as the name suggests, enable even those who are completely blind or have never seen to see. It is ready from an engineering standpoint. Just waiting on regulatory approval.

When Ronald Reagan completed his two terms in office, the American people were happy and elected his vice president to carry on his legacy, giving Republicans a third consecutive term. When Barack Obama completed his two terms in office, the American people were unhappy and elected Donald Trump instead of Hillary Clinton, rejecting the continuation of his legacy and denying him the coattails of great presidents. And perhaps therein lies the source of Obama's resentment. Not only did Trump succeed him, but his larger-than-life personality and political presence have overshadowed Obama's place in history, leaving the former president looking small in comparison to the very man he once considered unworthy of the office. And nearly a decade later, Barack Obama still seems unable to accept that reality: that the American people rejected him and that his political career has come and gone.

People across Europe are contending with slow economic growth and higher costs of groceries, housing and fuel, driven up by the U.S. war with Iran. The economic pain is coupled with the angry malaise of a younger generation disillusioned by the status quo. wapo.st/4BosgCt

Far-left podcaster Jennifer Welch is panicking because Elon Musk is threatening to sue her for defamation. On October 19 she called him an “untreated drug addict,” a white nationalist, and a Nazi on her podcast. She posted a response video on October 22 looking terrified once her comments, the fallout, and Musk’s response spread. In the days since Welch’s reply she still hasn’t posted a retraction of the defamatory comments she made about Musk. That was the window to limit the damage. In her reply to Musk she offered explanations for what she called him but skipped her drug-addict claim. That’s the one that creates real legal exposure for Welch. She has zero evidence Musk is a drug addict because he isn’t. She dropped the accusation into a string of unhinged remarks and now pretends glossing over it makes the statement go away. It doesn’t. And it’s too late to offset the harm she’s already caused. That’s why she’s panicking. When you state something as fact without saying “allegedly” or “I think,” and that false statement damages someone’s reputation and finances, you own the consequences. Welch needed to post a full retraction and apology right away. She didn’t. Musk is well within his rights to sue her into bankruptcy. A lawsuit would send a clear message that knowingly lying for clicks isn’t free speech when it costs people money. Musk should sue Welch. It’s the right thing to do.

"I might be wrong," Trump told me. "The country's never done better. People feel good. The gasoline's a little high, but it's coming down. You know, gasoline is lower than it was with Biden and Obama, and I got rid of the nuclear threat." Trump's critics will scoff at his "never done better" claim, and at least some of his supporters might wince. Indeed, one could make the alternative argument that Trump was elected to do one big thing -- bring down inflation -- and inflation on a yearly basis was 3.0 percent when Trump took office in January 2025, and it is 3.7 percent today. That's nowhere near where it was -- 9.1 percent -- in the worst of the Joe Biden years, but Trump promised it would go down, and it hasn't. On the other hand, there is the bill of particulars Trump offered voters in Sioux City and every other place he has held rallies. Look at the stock market, he told the crowd in Iowa, and look at your 401k. They're both up. Then: "Income for hardworking Americans has soared to the highest level ever recorded." That's true. And then: "The poverty rate has just reached its best level in American history." That's true, too, referring to the period in which the rate has been recorded. Then Trump cited other improvements, in manufacturing and exports, some of which were overstated but did indeed reflect progress under Trump. In addition, for Iowa specifically, on September 30 Trump announced the planned construction of a huge new steel plant in the state, which outgoing Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds called "transformational." Say what you want, but that's not nothing. At his rallies, Trump presents a compelling case for solid economic accomplishments -- to go along with the higher energy and food prices that have made inflation so stubborn in the months after Trump started the war in Iran. He promises, of course, that gas prices will plunge as soon as the war ends, which he thinks will be after the midterms. That will be great if it happens, although until then prices will remain a real problem. Still, the good indicators in the economy are real. So are Trump's tax cuts. Onstage in Sioux City, he polled the crowd on their opinion of his moves to eliminate taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security. Reflecting the area's economic and demographic makeup, no tax on tips was somewhat popular; no tax on overtime was more popular; and no tax on Social Security was really, really popular. And that is just the economy, without considering the signature achievement of Trump's second term, which is re-securing the U.S.-Mexico border and stopping cold the massive influx of illegal border crossers of the Biden years. washingtonexaminer.com/daily…

High gas prices are making Apay’uq Moore’s lifestyle in rural Alaska harder to afford. Now, she says she is firmly siding with Democrat Mary Peltola in her state’s Senate race, primarily because of the issue of affordability. wapo.st/4yJ9nHQ

My name is Lynda! I am from New Jersey. I am a nurse, mother, patriot and a hunter! I will be voting for @JerseyJustinUSA Justin Murphy tomorrow when early in person voting starts! Myself and my entire family will be voting all Republican candidates! On Election Day, I will be helping people with rides to the election polls!

New filings with the Federal Election Commission are shedding light on tech billionaire Elon Musk's heavy influence on the 2026 midterm elections, especially the blockbuster Senate race in Texas. cnn.it/4juHdfP

Top Trump officials have accused the Somali-born congresswoman of immigration fraud without evidence. Here’s what we know about the search so far. usatoday.com/story/news/nati…

Translation: He wants to get as many Muslims as possible into the US in order to advance the cause of Islam and accelerate an Islamic takeover of the country.

🚨 SHOCKING BETRAYAL IN THE SENATE! 🚨 Rep. Tim Burchett just grilled Senate Leader John Thune: Why has the House bill to STOP U.S. taxpayer dollars from funding the TALIBAN been sitting for nearly 11 MONTHS with ZERO action?! Thune admitted he hadn’t even READ it. Every week of delay = $40 MILLION more of YOUR money flowing to terrorists in Afghanistan! This is INSANE. Americans are funding our enemies while Congress sleeps?! DEMAND A VOTE NOW! RT if you’re furious! Tag your Senators! #FundTheTalibanNoMore #DrainTheSwamp #AmericaFirst