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Irish partisan. Catholic enforcer.

Florida
Joined April 2022
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JGrahamMac retweeted
"This idea that unless you're an ax murderer you should be able to stay, that is not consistent with our laws, & it's not good policy. Ppl victimized every day in this country. You come in illegally but stay until you commit a violent crime...is incoherent." But boots or something.
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JGrahamMac retweeted
You mean you can actually reduce spending and debt?
🚨 WOW! Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis just dropped this truth nuke: "You take all the debt Florida's accumulated in its history, I've paid off 54% of it just in my tenure as governor!"
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JGrahamMac retweeted
No amnesty! That video is from several months ago, though. It is a long-standing position of mine.
🇺🇸 Ron DeSantis has attacked Donald Trump's suggestion that he will look at an amnesty for illegal immigrants: “This idea that unless you're an axe murderer you should be able to stay that is not consistent with our laws and it's also not good policy... Under some view it's like okay yeah you come illegally and then you stay until you commit a really violent crime. That just doesn't work."
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JGrahamMac retweeted
Trump: “I love cheese on top of red sauce on top of dough.” Us: “Pizza?” Trump: “I never said that.”
Wrong. The word “amnesty” was never even said in this entire exchange.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
“But people who are here, and in some cases here for 10 or 15 years, work a deal for them.” That’s the same thing as amnesty. merriam-webster.com/dictionary/amn…
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JGrahamMac retweeted
I’ve seen some of my colleagues say @SecWar Hegseth has been effective and they agree with the war, so they’ll vote not to impeach. That’s not the question though. The question is whether he committed impeachable acts, and the answer is yes, eight times: massie.house.gov/UploadedFil…
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Trump did nothing to fix this.
It has been estimated that 24 million voter registrations in the United States—about one in eight—are either invalid or significantly inaccurate. — Justice Alito, 2018
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I could see the GOP losing in states like Utah if the Republicans in power continue pursuing despicable policies that we the people NEVER approved, such as selling off public lands to Big Tech for hyperscale AI data center construction.
Republicans could lose even more Senate seats in 2028 if the GOP doesn’t get its act together.
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Your Florida 2026 Stat of the Day: Property Tax Amendment 4,922,070 Total Votes Byron Donalds: 4,134,526 Total Votes This, despite an all out media/law enforcement fear mongering assault on the Amendment, while the legacy media/dirt sheets gave Byron a free pass and he had every endorsement under the sun- he still underperformed by 800K.
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JGrahamMac retweeted
Trump: "The deal would be we would work something out, and I think it's something that's actually doable." Interviewer: "Doable to create some kind of legal status?" Trump: "Yea." @RapidResponse47: delete your account, and self-deport.
Wrong. The word “amnesty” was never even said in this entire exchange.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
“But people who are here, and in some cases here for 10 or 15 years, work a deal for them.” That’s the same thing as amnesty. merriam-webster.com/dictionary/amn…
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JGrahamMac retweeted
So Trump admits this war was for Israel?
BREAKING: Trump declares Israel will have to reimburse the U.S. for “any and all costs” of the conflict with Iran.
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JGrahamMac retweeted
Trump went on 60 Minutes and said he'd cut a deal with the Democrats to grant amnesty to illegals. I was wrong for having even a shred of hope for Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff.
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JGrahamMac retweeted
Absolute betrayal. He promised mass deportations and we voted for mass deportations.
Q: You think your deportation policy went too far? Trump: I think it might be too tough.
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Over the last 2 years, the worst speaker in Florida History, @Daniel_PerezFL and his Gunga Din, @JuanPorrasFL both out of Miami Dade, undermined DeSantis who turned Miami Dade deep red. Miami Dade is blue once again. Great job, fellas.
How Miami-Dade County voted in every U.S. Senate election since 2006 🟦 2006: D+25 🟥 2010: R+15 🟦 2012: D+27 🟦 2016: D+11 🟦 2018: D+21 🟥 2022: R+9 🟥 2024: R+10 🟦 2026: D+7
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The lobby corps in Tallahassee hates Ron for those that don’t know. I’ve been told many times by many lobbyists. It’s half the reason the Republican supermajority legislature flipped on him this cycle. Merchant Class Republicans care more about a payday for themselves than fixing America. We need to be led by Knights… not merchants.
Governor DeSantis says the NUMBER ONE reason Republicans lost is corruption like Susie Wiles lobbying schemes, insider trading and prediction markets. DeSantis says you are going to find out the extent of it when Democrats start investigating. “Think about it. You show up to Congress. You've never displayed any investment acumen in your life. All of a sudden, you're meeting Warren Buffett with this suspiciously timed trade. Oh! A company that is actually under one of your committee's jurisdictions. That is just something. And then you see all the other things. And you're going to see a lot more in the news, I think, in the next few months. And that's going to be the focal point, probably, of the Democrats' investigations and oversight. But the reality is that was the number one issue that voters thought was important. It was even more important, if you look at the polling, than economy. And that was very high, too. And then it was just general lack of confidence in Republicans beyond that. I get elected to Congress in 2012, sold the stocks. I’ve never traded a stock in elected office. Why? Because I don't want to be in a situation where I do something and then, oh, you did this and you voted this way, you did that. I’ve never done it. I declined the pension as a member of Congress and the health care. In governor, we've increased pay for state employees a bunch of times. I never took it for governor. My salary is the same as it was there. The idea that public service is a way to leverage power to enrich yourself was anathema to what our founders believed. And so I've tried to lead by example with how I behave. But what you're seeing in Washington is clearly not consistent with what our founders believe was necessary to kind of create a foundation for a successful republic. So I think we should ban the congressional stock trading. You should not allow them to be making money on prediction markets. You should not be able to allow the way the lobbyists and everything happens. So there's definitely things that need to be cleaned up. Republicans should be leading this. Weren't we the ones saying, drain the swamp not a few years ago? And yet the Democrats now are able to take that and they're making hay out of it. But that was a big issue. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.”
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Governor DeSantis says the NUMBER ONE reason Republicans lost is corruption like Susie Wiles lobbying schemes, insider trading and prediction markets. DeSantis says you are going to find out the extent of it when Democrats start investigating. “Think about it. You show up to Congress. You've never displayed any investment acumen in your life. All of a sudden, you're meeting Warren Buffett with this suspiciously timed trade. Oh! A company that is actually under one of your committee's jurisdictions. That is just something. And then you see all the other things. And you're going to see a lot more in the news, I think, in the next few months. And that's going to be the focal point, probably, of the Democrats' investigations and oversight. But the reality is that was the number one issue that voters thought was important. It was even more important, if you look at the polling, than economy. And that was very high, too. And then it was just general lack of confidence in Republicans beyond that. I get elected to Congress in 2012, sold the stocks. I’ve never traded a stock in elected office. Why? Because I don't want to be in a situation where I do something and then, oh, you did this and you voted this way, you did that. I’ve never done it. I declined the pension as a member of Congress and the health care. In governor, we've increased pay for state employees a bunch of times. I never took it for governor. My salary is the same as it was there. The idea that public service is a way to leverage power to enrich yourself was anathema to what our founders believed. And so I've tried to lead by example with how I behave. But what you're seeing in Washington is clearly not consistent with what our founders believe was necessary to kind of create a foundation for a successful republic. So I think we should ban the congressional stock trading. You should not allow them to be making money on prediction markets. You should not be able to allow the way the lobbyists and everything happens. So there's definitely things that need to be cleaned up. Republicans should be leading this. Weren't we the ones saying, drain the swamp not a few years ago? And yet the Democrats now are able to take that and they're making hay out of it. But that was a big issue. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.”
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Notice how @ChrisVanHollen doesn't say he'll end taxpayer money for Israel. Instead, he says he'll end the "taxpayer blank check," which is code for "we'll keep sending Israel money, just with some conditions." Absolutely not. No money to Israel. Not one penny.
Sen. Van Hollen: We should end the American taxpayer blank check to the government of Israel.
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JGrahamMac retweeted
The judiciary can be checked and balanced just like any other branch.
🚨 BREAKING: Gov. Ron DeSantis is moving to get a radical leftist judge IMPEACHED after she RELEASED a known predator who went on to kill an innocent 5-year-old girl YES!! Start a nationwide trend! 🔥 DeSantis is petitioning the State Legislature to impeach Judge Tiffany Baker: “Until you start holding these judges ACCOUNTABLE, they are going to continue to find ways to benefit the criminal element!” “This was an outrage. This was such an easy call to make sure that this guy was put behind bars, and this judge refused to do it!” IMPEACH HER, and start impeaching nationwide 🇺🇸 FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING
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"One of the difficulties with DeSantis is that he's got all the right enemies but not enough friends." In other words, exactly what you would expect in the political world if you ACTUALY pose a threat.
One of the difficulties with DeSantis is that he's got all the right enemies but not enough friends. Everyone who works closely with him love him (which is why he's been so wildly effective within his immediate sphere of influence) The crazy thing is that, even while Romney and Trump hate him, he still plays for the team because he understand that this is how team sports work.
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The porcine biped who just watched his party suffer the worst demolishing in 50 years has thoughts about "losers".
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JGrahamMac retweeted
No front desk lady, a literal fucking big ass screen with some call center indian checking me in at Kawality Inn. NEVER will I ever get quality inn again. 1 star review. Dystopian as fuck
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