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Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
@JessFurst joined seven other experts in @nytimes to comment on election security.
"There is certainly reason to be concerned about election security, especially when considering electronic voting systems, unsupervised drop boxes, foreign interference, jurisdictions unwilling to implement voter identification and the like. But potential vulnerabilities donât mean elections will necessarily be compromised, just that we need to work harder to ensure elections are fair."
Read more here: nytimes.com/interactive/2026âŚ
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
đ¨New: Mike Rogers destroys Abdul El-Sayed
Rogers: âAbdul can't condemn Hamas. He can't condemn the Muslim Brotherhoodâ
El-Sayed: âMike does own a home in Florida!â
Rogers: âAbdul owns a home in the United Arab Emirates! At least Floridaâs in the U.S.â
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
Congratulations to Sydney Gruters!
Floridians just chose a Trump-endorsed fighter, working mom & native Floridian to lower the cost of living, secure the border & put families first.
Remember to VOTE for @SydneyGrutersFL in the General Election on Tuesday, November 3.
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
Congratulations to Michael Bouchard!
Michigan just chose a U.S. Army Veteran & Bronze Star recipient to fight for them in Congress, lower the cost of living, & defend our border.
Remember to VOTE for @BouchardforMI in the General Election on Tuesday, November 3
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
.@olivegardenâs unlimited pasta pass shouldnât be more secure than Americaâs federal elections.
It only is because Swamp Democrats NEED fraud to win.
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
"However, if states have relied on race to draw maps, they have a problem. Depending on the state process, they have the ability â if not a mandate â to change it."
Lex Politica Partner, @JessFurst told @axios on the recent SCOTUS decision in Louisiana v. Callais.
axios.com/newsletters/axios-âŚ
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
How do you rig an election? You rig the question. Look at this ballot asking Virginians to flip a 6D-5R congressional map to 10D-1R, breaking up every region of the Commonwealth. Yet the ballot says âto restore fairness.â Rigged.
VOTE NO.
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
The Republican National Committee entered April with $117 million on hand.
The Democratic National Committee entered April with negative $4.4 million on hand, inclusive of debts.
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
Former Sen. Ben Sasse, who is facing terminal illness, opens up about how his faith in Jesus Christ is sustaining him during this difficult time:
âI believe in the Resurrection, and I believe in a restoration of this world, and so I did not feel great fear about my death.â
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
Jessica Furst Johnson's piece in @dcexaminer regarding the false Democrat narrative that the SAVE Act would prevent married women from voting.
"Suggesting that married women will be unable to vote is not only absurd, but it is an intentional effort to spread election disinformation of the very sort that Democrats routinely claim is responsible for so much dysfunction in our political process."
washingtonexaminer.com/op-edâŚ
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
What a day to be a Florida Gator:
-Baseball clinches the series against Miami for the 11th time in the last 12 years
-Basketball drops 111 and beats Arkansas by 34 to clinch at least a share of the SEC title
-Womenâs indoor track wins SEC Championship
The Everything School.
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
Elections should be for American citizens.
The SAVE Act makes photo ID the standard to vote in federal elections and requires proof of U.S. citizenship to register. It also makes states clean up voter rolls regularly. Simple, secure, and fair.
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
Jeez, gone for five minutes and the kids immediately trash the house and set the kitchen on fireâŚâŚ
đ¨ NEW: Foxâs @BretBaier says âelections have consequencesâ after reading a JAW DROPPING list of âmoderateâ Spanbergerâs extreme Democratic bills put forward in Virginia.
@HolmesJosh reacts: âWhat a spectacular reminder that we no longer live in an era where thereâs an existence of a moderate Democrat!â
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
So sorry to hear this news. The Johnson family is lifting you up in prayer and we trust the Lord will comfort you all. Thank you sharing this message and eternal perspective.
âFor we are convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.â (Rom. 8:38-39)
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
Spanberger Can't Run From Her PoliciesâTry As She May
Virginia gubernatorial candidate, Democrat Abigail Spanberger, can't answer for her own beliefs when confronted on the debate stageâbut wants Virginians to trust in them blindly.
Her silence is all the confirmation you need to know where she really stands on protecting the privacy and safety of women and girls against predators.
@theisabelb @EliseMcCue @JessFurstÂ
youtu.be/IQWCZUmzH8Y
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
After 11 years of litigating a case that started when Lois Lerner illegally targeted my conservative client, a federal court just struck down the IRSâs âFacts and Circumstancesâ test as unconstitutional. The courtâs decision makes clear that the IRS can no longer weaponize unconstitutional rules to intimidate and punish conservatives. This ruling is a victory not just for Freedom Path, but for every American who believes government bureaucrats shouldnât be able to bully citizens into silence. Here's a link to the opinion: drive.google.com/file/d/1jcVâŚ
Jessica Furst Johnson retweeted
R.I.P. Charlie Kirk
I didn't know Charlie personally. But he did send me a kind message last year. "I love all people" is what he said. If that is any indication of who the man was, then this country has lost someone special today.
Partisan politics did not stand in the way of him paying me a compliment, and it should not stand in the way of mourning him either.
We cannot become a society where expressing political views, even controversial ones, leads to violence. Whatever you think of his politics, Charlie was a decent man, a patriot, and a brave defender of his values. My heart goes out to his wife and his kids.
