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Stephen Miller just issued his first memo as White House Chief of Staff unleashing cabinet secretaries’ power: “Each cabinet leader serves as the best leader and communicator for their individual Departments, and this new position will ensure our Cabinet is resourced and bolstered by the White House to deliver swift, critical, and lasting wins for the American people.” Giving Cabinet secretaries more authority sounds promising, but real leadership is measured by results, not memos. The real test is whether Americans see meaningful changes, not just another Washington power shift. Will this new leadership approach deliver real results? YES or NO?

🚨 BOOM: The House Freedom Caucus just demanded an IMMEDIATE recess of Congress so President Trump can make RECESS APPOINTMENTS — if the Senate doesn't want to do the work and approve them all "If they don't want to spend all 52 days, that's FINE, let's take a 10-day RECESS and [let] the president make some recess appointments! The Freedom Caucus is turning up the pressure: confirm Trump's nominees or consider a congressional recess. But bypassing Senate confirmation could spark a major constitutional showdown. Should Congress take a recess to allow Trump to make appointments? YES or NO?

🚨 NEW: Nikki Haley says she will not run for president in 2028. Nikki Haley says she won't run in 2028, removing one familiar name from the presidential conversation. Her decision raises fresh questions about who will emerge as the next generation of Republican leadership. Are you surprised Nikki Haley is staying out of the 2028 race? YES or NO?

🟥BOOM: Tom Homan just confirmed that the Federal case against Ilhan Omar is VERY STRONG REVOKE Ilhan Omar’s Citizenship and DEPORT her Get her out of my country If the evidence supports prosecution, the courts—not political pressure—will determine what happens next. Should every member of Congress face the same legal standards as ordinary Americans? YES or NO?

🚨Elon Musk has OFFICIALLY been invited to relocate its Tesla headquarters from Texas to the free state of FLORIDA And the invite points STRAIGHT to the fact Democrats won Texas Gov. Ron DeSantis has also warned that Elon may soon be TARGETED because of the election results REP. CARLOS GIMENEZ: "While others seek to investigate and punish success, Florida welcomes it." "I write to formally invite Tesla to consider relocating its corporate headquarters and expanding its operations from Texas to the free State of Florida, where innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic freedom are celebrated." "With the recent election of self-described Democratic Socialists to positions of power in Texas, I share your concerns about excessive government interference, politically motivated investigations, and policies that punish success." "No company should face political retaliation for creating jobs, investing in American innovation, and contributing to our nation's prosperity." "The Sunshine State is open for business." Florida is rolling out the welcome mat for Elon Musk, with Rep. Carlos Gimenez inviting Tesla to move its headquarters from Texas. When politicians start talking about investigating successful businesses, it's fair to ask whether companies will take their jobs and investments elsewhere. Should Elon Musk consider moving Tesla's headquarters to Florida? YES or NO?

🚨President Trump just dropped how Democrats magically got 400k-600k MORE Votes than Kamala Harris than Kamala Harris. When I ran these numbers a few days ago, I was in complete disbelief about Texas. These numbers raise questions that deserve clear answers, not political spin. Should Texas release a full breakdown of the vote totals? YES or NO?

🚨CNN broadcast footage of an Arlington guard yelling at a group with Pete Hegseth to "MAINTAIN SILENCE ... PAY RESPECT!" after someone in his entourage started laughing at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Respect for America's fallen heroes should come before politics, titles, or cameras. Should everyone be held to the same standards at Arlington? YES or NO?

🚨Scott Colom has won the U.S. Senate election in Mississippi, defeating Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith, CNN projects. He becomes the first Black person elected to the U.S. Senate from Mississippi since the Reconstruction era. Mississippi just delivered a political upset few saw coming. Republicans now face serious questions about what went wrong. Should Republicans rethink their strategy after this loss? YES or NO? Do you support Scott Colom? YE or NO?

🚨BOOM: Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) walks out onto the Senate floor and declares he is prepared to stay in DC every day, Christmas Day, Christmas Eve, Thanksgiving, to PASS NOMINEES and pass a RECONCILIATION package that only needs 50+1 votes "I don't concede. unlike some of my colleagues, that attempting reconciliation would be a waste of time!" Senator Kennedy is setting a standard of commitment that puts real pressure on Washington's political gridlock. Should Senate Republicans stay through the holidays to advance Trump's agenda? YES or NO?

🚨BOOM: The View's Sunny Hostin is now claiming that President Abraham Lincoln didn't emancipate the slaves. She says the slaves emancipated themselves... History deserves accuracy, not sound bites that erase either Lincoln's role or the courage of enslaved Americans. What's your response to this.....??👀 Should The View clarify Sunny Hostin's remarks? YES or NO?

🚨HHS Sec. Bobby Kennedy reveals he can UNLEASH because GOP Senators can't hold his appointees hostage when they lose power in January — paired with Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff "Republicans in the Senate, every time I tried to do something robust, I'd get calls saying, 'if you do that, we're not going to confirm your appointees.' So I said to the group at HHS, I said, the Democrats, no matter how great the appointee is, not one vote will go them!" "The Senate no longer has ANY leverage over me...Then we have Stephen Miller, a friend of our movement — I don't think ANYTHING is going to get in our way now!" What stands out to me is Kennedy's allegation that members of his own party were threatening to obstruct his agenda. If Republicans supported the MAHA agenda in 2024, why would some of their senators stand in the way of implementing it? The final two years of Trump's term could be an important opportunity to advance MAHA priorities. I'd like to see concrete results and greater cooperation from Republican leadership. Should Senate Republicans explain why Kennedy says they threatened to block his nominees? YES or NO?

🚨 JUST IN! Senator Rick Scott Warns the Senate Needs 200 Hours to Confirm Trump's Remaining Judicial Nominees! Senator Rick Scott says confirming President Donald Trump's remaining judicial nominees would require approximately 200 hours of Senate floor time, putting pressure on Majority Leader John Thune to extend the legislative calendar. That's the equivalent of 25 eight-hour working days, while the Senate reportedly has only 20 scheduled days remaining this year. Scott warned: "The Democrats take over in January. Guess what our deadline is that day? We've got to get all of Trump's judicial nominations done before then." "If we don't work seven days a week, we're not going to get them done." "Starting today, we need to stay up here until all of these judicial nominations get confirmed, because guess what? None of them will get confirmed next year." The numbers alone make this a serious scheduling challenge. If the Senate needs 200 hours but has only 20 planned working days, leadership needs to explain how it intends to finish the confirmation process. Scott is calling for a seven-day schedule. The question now is whether Thune will extend Senate working hours or pursue another plan before January. Should the Senate extend its schedule to complete the remaining judicial confirmations? YES or NO?

🚨BOOM: The US Senate has just ADVANCED the President Trump-endorsed affordability, economy and permitting reform bill, 62-21 Finally! Get it to 47's DESK TRUMP: "This Bill is a BIG WIN for U.S. ENERGY INDEPENDENCE and DOMINANCE." "This Landmark Permitting Reform Legislation will codify our America First Energy Agenda, and ensure that we can build Pipelines, Mines, and Power Plants faster than ever before." The data center provision stands out to me. As demand for electricity grows, it's important to ask who should pay for the infrastructure needed to support large facilities. Expanding domestic energy production while protecting household electricity bills is a significant policy challenge. The details of this legislation will determine how well those two goals work together. Should large data centers be required to pay their own grid infrastructure costs? YES or NO?

🚨 JUST IN! John Thune Moves to Advance Three Trump Judicial Nominees in a Late-Night Senate Push! After 9 PM, Senate Republican Leader John Thune took to the Senate floor and filed motions to advance three of President Donald Trump's federal judicial nominees: Gregory Carl Cook (Alabama) — U.S. District Judge nominee for the Northern District of Alabama. Daniel Desmond Domenico (Colorado) — U.S. Circuit Judge nominee for the 10th Circuit. Anna St. John (Louisiana) — U.S. Circuit Judge nominee for the 5th Circuit. The late-night action comes amid calls for Senate Republicans to accelerate judicial confirmations before January. Should the Senate extend its working hours to complete more judicial confirmations before January? YES or NO?

House Republicans block Rep. Thomas Massie's effort to impeach War Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Massie the lone Republican opposing the move. The House votes 211-204 to send his impeachment resolution to the GOP-controlled Judiciary Committee, where it is unlikely to advance. Democrats joined Massie in opposing the move, while the other Republicans who voted support sending it to committee. What’s your level of support of Pete Hegseth? A)25% B)50% C)75% D)100%