America Only·Repeal 1986 Childhood Vax Protection Act·1st Illegal Border Crossing Should be a Felony·Repeal 2012 Modernization of Smith-Mundt Act·No More NGOs

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The reason I am “America Only” is because “America First” still leaves room for a second, third, and so on. The moment you allow a second, it won’t be long before it pushes its way to first—and before you know it, America will be last again.
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Netanyahu’s government chose to stand down on Oct 7th at the Nova Festival because they knew it was a gathering of young, largely anti‑Bibi Israelis purposely left utterly exposed. Given who those festival‑goers were demographically and politically, it is impossible not to ask whether they knew exactly who was there – and chose to fail them on purpose to punish them. It was a win-win for Bibi. Truly evil.
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Here’s some proof that the US leaders and billionaires are constantly propagandizing us: there is no AI race with China. We are already number one with over 5K data centers and China isn’t even close or in the top 3 with only 449. We’ve already won. So when people frame AI as a U.S.-China “race,” it’s worth asking what exactly they mean.
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We’re back up over 50K in the DOW today, so no one can talking about JE anymore. If you are still talking about it, just shut up goyim
Pam Bondi LOSES IT when asked why she has not indicted any of Jeffrey Epstein’s clients. “The Dow is over 50k right now, the Nasdaq smashing records, that’s what we should be talking about!!” R*pping children is fine as long as they are making money. "MUH Money, MuH Money, MUh Money" - Trump
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If you snap your leg, you’d be crazy not to go to the ER. That’s exactly what acute care is designed for. But for long‑term chronic disease, that same system often fails people: it manages symptoms, books endless appointments, and pushes more prescriptions instead of actually helping you get healthier. Do you go to the doctor for things other than acute issues? If so, why?
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Anyone can buy this outcome on Polymarket and it’s not a stretch to think campaign budgets are being used to take positions and shape the perception that momentum is on their side.
JUST IN: Thomas Massie's reelection odds are tanking amid hush money allegations from an ex-girlfriend. He's now projected to be unseated.
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This is classic Nick Fuentas.
Nick Fuentes really knows how to take it to those darn libs
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Nick Fuentes clips over time prove he’s clearly a chaos agent tasked with hijacking young men’s minds and perverting them away from genuine America First causes. This is NOT America First. This is PDF-adjacent, bizarre, and homosexualized behavior, to say the least. I don’t think Nick was always an asset. It’s true that he was blackballed when he first came onto the scene during his college years, but at some point, the JE network gets ahold of you and gives you a few choices: 1. Here’s some money, do what we want 2. Here’s some blackmail, do what we want 3. Here’s some jail time, do what we want 4. If the subject doesn’t respond to 1-3, they threaten your family and ultimately your own life if you don’t fall in line IMO, they captured Nick during his blackball period and allowed him to return as an owned as a chaos agent disguised as America First. They allowed him to build himself back up on his America First messaging, and then, as the clips clearly show, steered him toward increasingly unhinged content designed to embarrass and fragment the movement.
A full breakdown of who Nick Fuentes is, who’s backing him and why. This is very detailed with clips of him describing all of my claims. The dude openly promotes pedophelia and honey pots his listeners. Over and over again. I don’t think he’s a fed. It’s way way worse.
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In a 2024 interview, @DanBilzerian told @patrickbetdavid that Trump would go to war with Iran and Dan was proven right.
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🇺🇸 Jen 🇺🇸 retweeted
I’m so tired of hearing people say taking the COVID vaccine was purely a “choice.” If you were in the small minority who stood up and refused—fine, congratulations. But for most people, this wasn’t some clean, independent decision made in a vacuum. For many, this was the first time we’d ever experienced government influence at this scale. There was no built-in distrust. People reasonably believed public institutions were acting in their best interest. Meanwhile, the Biden administration spent over $1 billion on vaccine messaging campaigns. Dissenting voices were suppressed, deplatformed, or algorithmically buried—especially those discussing alternatives like ivermectin. Even public agencies amplified ridicule rather than open discussion. Social media platforms granted backdoor access for content moderation, allowing posts on this topic to be removed or restricted entirely. Even figures like Dr. Robert Malone, an mRNA pioneer who initially supported the vaccines, were sidelined when they began raising concerns. We now know there were real safety signals, including myocarditis and pericarditis, particularly in younger males. Regulators acknowledged these risks later through updated communications. When critical risk information is delayed, downplayed, or obscured, informed consent becomes impossible. And informed consent isn’t optional—it requires timely, transparent disclosure, not selective releases after the fact. On top of that, millions of people were told: take the shot or lose your job. For someone living paycheck to paycheck, that’s not a meaningful choice. That’s pressure tied directly to survival—housing, healthcare, and the ability to provide for a family. Coercion wrapped in policy is still coercion. Layer on the social pressure—the messaging that if you didn’t comply, you were selfish or dangerous—and people were pushed into conformity while being told they were acting freely. We were encouraged to shame one another. To label, dismiss, and attack. Meanwhile, very few stopped to ask why someone might hesitate—whether due to medical history, prior reactions, or legitimate concerns. If you still insist this was simply “personal choice,” you’re not defending autonomy—you’re defending the system that constrained it. We need to stop turning on each other. Friends, families, and neighbors were not the enemy. People were navigating an environment shaped by pressure, fear, and incomplete information. The real danger is staying divided because that prevents us from asking the harder questions about what actually happened, and how to ensure it never happens again.
I gave your post a Like Jen, but almost no one was forced into doing anything. You had the choice not to comply.
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It’s alarming that the new MAGA crowd now accept every official government slop narrative, especially when they were once deep in conspiracy culture. Not long ago, they were calling out the machine they now seem to defend. 👀 Meanwhile, conspiracy theorists remain undefeated.
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Serious Question: if a pesticide applied to plants and flowers we buy at a market is EPA-approved, yet that same pesticide can be carried by a bee back to its hive and wipe out the entire colony—what are we supposed to take from that about the EPA and other government institutions?
Very Important Message!! Do NOT, and I repeat do not buy plants treated with Neonicotinoids. Bees take the pollen back to the hive and feed it to the brood. This is a number one cause of the colony collapse. It's important to NOT buy these plants! Make sure to share this post!
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The Israeli leaders responsible for these ongoing atrocities have, in many ways, become what they claim to stand against — invoking Hitler, the Holocaust, and October 7th as blanket justification for actions that increasingly resemble collective punishment and war crimes. Yet there’s a glaring double standard. When the USS Liberty is mentioned — a U.S. ship attacked by Israeli forces in 1967 — the response is immediate: “Why bring up something from so long ago?” And yet, in the same breath, events from 1945 are invoked to justify present-day military actions. We’re also seeing a pattern where entire populations are labeled as terrorists to justify strikes on civilian infrastructure — often without clear evidence or accountability. Bomb first, explain later. But this isn't a video game; it's real human lives being lost. By continuing to back this country, the United States is allowing Israel to punch far above its weight class, while putting millions of Americans in harm’s way and making them enemies of Iran in a conflict that is primarily with Israel. The notion of perpetual victimhood cannot be used as a shield for indefinite impunity. Accountability must apply to all nations equally. The world must stop enabling Israel's bad behavior and that starts here in the United States by electing representatives who do NOT take money from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee also known as AIPAC. Use @TrackAIPAC to find out.
🇮🇱🇱🇧 The aftermath of an Israeli airstrike in the southern Lebanese town of Shaqra. Israel is a TERRORIST state.
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Only 12 days left to bring charges against Anthony Fauci @DAGToddBlanche - Rand Paul said he'd sent the necessary paperwork to indict Fauci to the DOJ months ago. At least allow a grand jury to review and decide whether charges should be brought.
I've said it from the beginning: lying to Congress is a felony. Destroying federal records is a felony. Advising others to destroy federal records is a felony. Fauci did all three. His adviser was just indicted. Fauci is next. The deadline to prosecute Fauci is May 11. The DOJ must act now. nypost.com/2026/04/28/us-new…
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In the "Making It Much Worse" Department, here's Erika Kirk dressed like she just got back from a rooftop. @MrsErikaKirk - if you really care about your husband and took in his message, step down, go be with your babies, YOU DON'T NEED MONEY! You're allegedly worth $25-50 Million (at least). The way you’re operating now makes it look like you heard none of what he preached, and every time you “speak out” to clarify, you just make it worse. Why? Because your words tell us that Charlie’s messages rang hollow for you, and that means you shouldn’t be anywhere near the helm of his organization. The only thing you could do at this point is quietly step away, be a mother to your children, and let that choice speak far more loudly than anything you could say online.
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‘We want THE BEST for our country, THEY DON’T’ — Erika Kirk ‘Anyone who stands in their way is labeled hateful, racist, fascist, and every other trigger word’ ‘This is why Charlie started TPUSA in the first place. He didn’t trust the radicalized, liberal teachers’
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The list of grievances by people who voted for Trump under his Chief of Staff @SusieWiles47’s first X post (under some weird, ominous new account) is incredibly illuminating. They say the Internet, especially X, is not real life, but reading through these comments makes me beg to differ. This is as real as it gets. Although I wanted to use the popcorn emoji, I will not, because these are not just entertainment. These are real, legitimate concerns from people who voted for Trump in 2024 because he promised to address most of these issues, yet ultimately did the opposite.
I’m joining X to share occasional updates about the work we do at the White House. We are relentlessly focusing on advancing President Trump’s agenda and delivering on promises to the American people. I welcome different viewpoints. Follow along for insights and information.
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Hey @RandPaul - from wanting to prosecuteFauci for crimes against humanity a year ago to now wanting to get the Baal room approved from Trump, that's quite a 180. 🤔🤔🤔🤔
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Mark my words, Anthony Fauci: There WILL be hell to pay.
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After the incident outside the Correspondents’ Dinner, MAGA-paid influencers were on X posting “this is why we need the new White House ballroom.” The proposed ballroom was designed for around 1,100 people. The Correspondents’ Dinner hosted about 2,600. It wouldn’t have accommodated the event, let alone addressed a security issue that happened outside the venue. So what are we even talking about here?
MAGA accounts tweet in unison about the need for a White House ballroom following WHCD incident
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