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Always fighting Weaponized propaganda by our enemies.Bring back the Fairness Doctrine for fact base journalism.If you can’t pass a FBI background check your not qualified to be president or politician.If you take dark$ your the enemy of 🇺🇸 & democracy.

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    Angie @angiesuniverse.bsky.social

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    Aaron Rupar @atrupar.com

    Larry Summers: "This is way beyond anything Nixon ever did ... this is the stuff of democracies giving way to authoritarianism. Firing statisticians goes with threatening the heads of newspapers, launching assaults on universities, launching assaults on law firms. This is really scary stuff."

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    Ron Filipkowski @ronfilipkowski.bsky.social

    Democrats in TX left their legislature behind to prevent a mid-decade gerrymander after Trump demanded that Abbott eliminate 5 Democratic seats before the midterms.

    Republicans in DC left their legislature behind to block release of the Epstein files to protect Trump.

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    Yashar Ali 🐘 @yasharali.bsky.social

    Marjorie Taylor Greene has submitted a request to the US Pardon Attorney to have the seven year prison sentence of former Congressman George Santos commuted.

    Honorable Edward R. Martin Jr. Pardon Attorney Office of the Pardon Attorney U.S. Department of Justice 950 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, D.C. 20530 Dear Pardon Attorney Martin, I am writing to request that your office urge the President to commute the sentence of former Congressman George Santos. In April 2025, Mr. Santos was sentenced to 87 months in federal prison for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft charges. I wholeheartedly believe in justice and the rule of the law, and I understand the gravity of such actions. However, I believe a seven-year sentence for such campaign-related matters for an individual with no prior criminal record extends far beyond what is warranted. As a Member of Congress, I worked with Mr. Santos on many issues and can attest to his willingness and dedication to serve the people of New York who elected him to office. He committed himself to serving his constituents and did whatever it took to represent their interests in Washington, D.C. He is sincerely remorseful and has accepted full responsibility for his actions. Furthermore, my office has spoken with a pastor of his who discussed the regret and remorse of Mr. Santos, agreeing that the sentence imposed is a grave injustice. While his crimes warrant punishment, many of my colleagues who I serve with have committed far worse offenses than Mr. Santos yet have faced zero criminal charges. I strongly believe in accountability for one's actions, but I believe the sentencing of Mr. Santos is an abusive overreach by the judicial system. Commuting his sentence would acknowledge the severity of his actions and simultaneously provide a path forward in allowing him to make amends for his crimes and strive to better serve the people in his community. I respectfully request you to urge the President to commute the sentence of Mr. George Santos. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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    Jack Hopkins-The Original @therealjackhopkins.bsky.social

    Texas is a war zone. GOP’s jamming through a mid‑decade map to grab 5 more U.S. House seats. Dems fled the state, Abbott’s threatening arrests. This isn’t politics...it’s raw power. The side that blinks first loses America’s future.

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    Michael Byron #Fella @michaelby.bsky.social

    Police state rapidly consolidating!

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