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I spent hours going through records, documents, and public reporting. One question kept getting bigger. How did one man gain access to so many powerful circles? Watch until the end. 👇
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Working on a new video… This will be interesting
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New video. BLACK SIGNAL RISING. The signal is getting louder. tiktok.com/t/ZTBQo3Vgb/
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As a gay male, I’m glad Lindsey Graham has stayed in the closet. We don’t want him.
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No new wars is what he promised. Neverending war is what we got. #TheQuestShow #DemsUnited youtube.com/shorts/bOnaA_yoW…
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Republicans after losing a primary are the best republicans. That’s the only few months they’re really ready to get shit done.
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In 2016 a lawsuit was filed alleging Donald Trump raped her as 13-year-old girl and slapped her violently across the face under the pseudonym "Jane Doe" (and "Katie Johnson"). The original lawsuit was filed in federal court in California in April 2016 and refiled in a Manhattan federal court in September 2016. Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein were the defendants. The complaint alleged in 1994, a recruiter lured the child to parties hosted by Jeffrey Epstein in his Manhattan home where Trump initiated sexual contact on multiple occasions. The suit claimed Trump tied her to a bed and forcibly raped her. When she pleaded with him to stop he violently struck her in the face with an open hand. A second pseudonymous individual, "Tiffany Doe," filed a supporting declaration claiming she was an employee of Epstein who witnessed the abuse and heard Trump threaten the minor to keep her quiet. The case was dropped just days before the November 2016 election. The plaintiff abruptly canceled a scheduled press conference and voluntarily dismissed the lawsuit. According to her attorney, "Jane Doe" had received threats for her and her family and decided not to move forward. So many cases, so many stories and yet so many people don't believe women who raped as children but they do believe a corrupt man who admittedly likes young women and said he loves to grab women by the pussy. I believe the women. I don't believe one word Trump and his pedo protectors say ever. #DemsUnited
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NEW: The Minnesota Professional Fire Fighters Association just endorsed @AmyKlobuchar for governor!
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The fact this isn’t getting major attention is appalling
🧠 Mind-blowing case report just dropped: An 80-year-old woman with advanced Alzheimer’s (10 years of decline, mostly single-syllable speech, incontinence, full dependence) showed striking temporary improvements after a single high dose (5g) of psilocybin-containing mushrooms. She regained: • Spontaneous speech & conversation • Bladder control • Ability to dress & walk independently • Eye contact, smiling, emotional connection • Some memory recall Effects lasted weeks. A second smaller dose brought even more — including humor. frontiersin.org This is a single case report (not a cure, not reversal of pathology), but it hints that some “lost” functions in late-stage Alzheimer’s might be inaccessible rather than gone forever. Psilocybin’s effects on brain networks and plasticity could be key. Full paper (open access): frontiersin.org/journals/neu… Huge implications if replicated in trials. What do you think — game-changer for neurodegeneration research or too preliminary? #Alzheimers #Psilocybin #Neuroscience #BrainHealth #Psychedelics
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As many of you know, I’m not a Republican, and I don’t consider myself a Democrat either. I’m an independent—independent in thought, spirit, and patriotism. I call things as I see them, regardless of party. That’s why I want to weigh in on South Carolina’s Republican gubernatorial runoff. Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette is running to succeed Governor Henry McMaster and continue the same leadership team that has guided South Carolina for years. From my perspective, our state needs a different direction. To my fellow independents—and anyone who didn’t participate in another party’s primary—you can still vote in the Republican runoff on June 23. South Carolina’s open primary system allows eligible voters to participate in the runoff and still vote for whomever they choose in the general election. I’m supporting Alan Wilson in this runoff. I don’t agree with him on every issue, but I believe he represents a break from the status quo and brings a level of independence and willingness to challenge the establishment that South Carolina needs right now. Respectfully, I don’t believe the current path has delivered the kind of progress our state is capable of achieving. If you’re ready for something different, June 23 is an opportunity to make your voice heard. Vote in the runoff. Vote your conscience in November. Most importantly, put South Carolina first. What do you think, South Carolina? @AGAlanWilson #scpol #Runoff
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The SAVE Act is being sold as "election security." Read the fine print. Millions of American citizens could be forced to prove their citizenship with documents many don't have immediate access to. Millions of married women who changed their last names could face additional hurdles. Rural voters, working-class families, military families, students, seniors, and minority communities could all face new barriers just to exercise a constitutional right. Critics argue similar proof-of-citizenship requirements have blocked eligible voters in the past. This isn't about stopping widespread voter fraud. Non-citizen voting is already illegal and documented cases are exceedingly rare. This is about power. When voting becomes harder, the wealthy and politically connected barely notice. They have lawyers, passports, resources, and time. Ordinary Americans pay the price. Democrat. Republican. Independent. No government should be allowed to place unnecessary obstacles between citizens and the ballot box. A democracy survives when every eligible citizen can vote. It begins to die when politicians choose their voters instead of voters choosing their politicians. Tell Congress: Reject the SAVE Act. Protect the right to vote. Protect democracy itself. #StopTheSAVEAct #ProtectVotingRights #DemsUnited
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Thank god he saved the dogs and the cats that people were eating

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Consumer spending is 70% of economy and spending just fell 1.3%. That’s not good. It was flat in April and paltry 0.8% gain in February. Those rates are really bad, because tariffs, high oil prices, and bad jobs market are toxic mix. When you elect clowns… #DV1 #DemsUnited
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Trump, his MAGA GOP in Congress and SCOTUS will lie, cheat and steal to win. SCOTUS allowing Alabama to use congressional maps to favor MAGA Republicans was the last straw. Democrats, sane Republican and Independents have to get everyone they know vote in the Midterm Election. Recruit, educate and mobilize. When sane people get out to vote the people who care about Americans win. MAGA GOP are lead by the nose by an insane president. #DemsUnited
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Josh Riley is running again to represent NY19 in Congress. Josh believes a woman's healthcare should be decided by the woman, not politicians. As an attorney in private practice, Josh championed an effort in federal court to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, which would make abortion access a constitutional right. Josh is working to make life better for all the people, not just a chosen few. Please follow, support and help elect @JoshRileyUE #VoteBlue2026 #DemsUnited
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As a South Carolina resident and progressive-leaning voter, I’m urging everyone who did not vote in the Democratic primary (or hasn’t voted at all) to show up for the Republican runoff on June 23. In South Carolina, this is completely legal. Our primaries are open — if you sat out the first round or didn’t vote in the Dem primary, you can vote in the GOP runoff. You can still vote however you want in November’s general election. I don’t fully agree with either candidate for governor, but one stands out as more concerning to me. That’s why I’m voting for Attorney General Alan Wilson in this runoff. He’s shown he can get things done, has dedicated his life to public service (including serving our country in the military), and has a proven record in law enforcement and fighting for South Carolina. Pam Evette, the Trump-endorsed Lt. Governor and Ohio native, talks a big game about “woke” schools and culture wars, but I’m not convinced. Strategic voting matters right now. Let’s make sure Wilson wins the nomination. If you’re a Democrat, independent, or anyone who skipped the primary — get behind Alan Wilson on June 23. Then vote your values in November. South Carolina deserves better. Let’s keep it out of the hands of the more extreme option. #SCGOV #VoteJune23 #SouthCarolina
I'm a pro-Trump, anti-DEI businesswoman who isn't afraid to stand up to the radical left and woke mob. As governor, they won’t stand a chance on our college campuses. If schools cancel conservatives or censor their speech, we’ll cut their funding. It’s that simple.
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Alright so I’m pretty progressive but I’ve got some conservative values mixed in too. One thing I’m not touching though is anything MAGA. That whole scene and the guy running it just feels corrupt to me. You won’t catch me voting for any of them or backing their people. This is really about the Democratic nominee for Senate in Maine — Graham Platner. I normally stay out of state races. States should get to pick their own reps and I don’t think outsiders have any right jumping in. Even though these senators represent everybody, they’re elected by the state so the people who live there deserve the final say. With that said I respect what the voters decided. I just don’t think Democrats picked the smartest option this time. I get the push for big changes, better healthcare, and holding people accountable — those are good. But you can’t ignore the bad stuff just because the good stuff lines up with what you want. If a Republican had the same kind of past stuff we’d be all over them for it. I’m not saying Platner can’t or shouldn’t be senator, we’ve all messed up before. I know I have. What bugs me is we need somebody who can actually win and fight right now, especially pushing back on Trump. Maine needs a real fighter who’ll go to bat for the whole state. Maybe Graham turns out to be that guy, I don’t know. Never met him. I’m just going off what he’s been tied to over the years. Your past still says something about you. I wish all the candidates luck. I really don’t want Susan Collins back in the Senate but if Maine hands it to her again then that’s what it is. Can’t do much about it personally. What do you guys think? Am I reading this wrong?

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Trump's most senior advisors gathered in the Situation Room to strategize ways to spin his involvement with Epstein
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4Q 2025 GDP: - Revised (Actual): 0.5% - Original: 1.9% That large swing is not normal. Projections and actual adjustments are normally within a few 0.x of each other. Problem is: Dummy. Folks cut and he injected politics into process. They’re lying to you. #DV1 #DemsUnited
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