🚨READ IT The Justice Department just secured a superseding indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center, and it reveals some new bombshells 🧵1/20 dailysignal.com/2026/04/26/s…

Dear CEOs: If forcibly inserting males into females' sports & spaces *isn't* part of what you are celebrating & promoting when you spend SHs' money on "pride" events, you should say so. "How Can Anyone Defend Transgender Sports After This?!" @Tyler2ONeil dailysignal.com/2026/06/12/s…

The freakout by those on the Left subsidized by taxpayer funds over OMB’s update of the regulation governing federal grant making tells you how important it is to keep the bureaucracies from leaking out spending that is woke, wasteful, and contra to the policies of the Trump Administration thru the NGOs. afj.org/article/federal-fund…

"the SPLC is 'unlikely to contest that its employees created and then utilized a series of fictitious entities to funnel donors’ money through multiple bank accounts to the leaders of violent extremist organizations'"

🧵For me, this is personal. The Southern Poverty Law Center created a fiction. They funded it. They built an illusion—one that eager, willing politicians and legacy media outlets embraced because it affirmed their own prejudices. Unwilling to accept that the ideas they championed—isolating kids during COVID, forcing masks, dehumanizing children, and teaching K–12 education through the lens of critical race theory and gender ideology—were causing real harm, they chose denial. It was easier to believe convenient lies and feel righteous than to admit they were wrong and do any real investigative work. Easier to just join the mob.

"At bottom, this is a standard white collar fraud prosecution."

🚨DOJ SLAPS DOWN SPLC MOTION The SPLC moved to dismiss the DOJ indictment for "vindictive prosecution," claiming that the Trump admin was targeting the leftist group for its free speech. Here's why that doesn't work, according to the DOJ. 🧵1/12 storage.courtlistener.com/re…

We are winning. My team just helped win a major victory for a whistleblower, a Missourian, who exposed the Biden Department of Education’s defiance of a federal court order to keep forcing radical gender ideology on American schools. This fight started when I was Missouri Attorney General. This was a big win. We have to keep fighting to make sure the bureaucrats are held accountable. Here's what happened. In 2021, the Biden Administration tried to rewrite Title IX by decree. The Department issued guidance claiming that a law enacted to protect women and girls also required schools to adopt the Left’s gender-identity agenda. Missouri fought back. We joined twenty states in court, and in 2022, a federal judge blocked the Department from enforcing that guidance in the covered states. That should have settled the matter. A federal court had spoken. The Department had its order. Biden’s Office for Civil Rights kept moving anyway. OCR leadership continued opening, mediating, investigating, and resolving cases built on the same gender-identity theory the court had blocked. Their workaround was simple: avoid citing the forbidden documents while continuing to enforce the substance of what those documents said. Career officials in Kansas City understood what was happening and refused to participate. Rather than respect their duty to follow the law, OCR leadership pressured them, routed cases around them, and told them not to put disagreements in writing. Then a whistleblower brought evidence to my Senate office, and we pressed for answers. The Department’s first report tried to wave the whole thing away. It claimed the whistleblower misunderstood the injunction and that OCR had done nothing wrong. That story collapsed under scrutiny. The Department was forced to reverse course, and the Office of Special Counsel has now confirmed that the whistleblower’s allegations were fully substantiated. So here is the record. I fought this as Missouri Attorney General. I stayed on it as Senator. And now the Biden Department of Education has been forced to admit that OCR defied a federal court order so it could keep imposing a radical gender-identity mandate on American schools. This is why oversight matters. The administrative state cannot rewrite federal law, ignore federal courts, punish career officials for obeying the law, and turn Title IX into a weapon for gender ideology. This is a victory for the rule of law, for the whistleblower, for the states that fought back, and for every parent, student, and school district that should never have been targeted by this lawless bureaucracy in the first place. Now the Department of Education needs to finish the job. It should identify the officials who directed, approved, assisted, participated in, or concealed this misconduct; impose discipline where warranted; audit every affected OCR case in the covered states; protect the whistleblower and every career official who followed the law; and give Congress and the American people the full truth. Court orders bind bureaucrats too.

Even if the CNN anchor didn’t fully appreciate it, I felt it was important to end today’s show on a hopeful note. Yesterday, U.S. Catholic bishops formally consecrated our nation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus—a once-in-a-lifetime act for the 250th anniversary. This is a powerful reminder that faith has always been woven into America’s story. On this Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, let’s give thanks for God’s blessings on our great nation. That’s something that should unite us. 🙏🇺🇸