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Wes Cunningham retweeted
Notice how it's somehow the government's job to legislate a few Bible verses on human sexuality over our entire country, but it's suddenly "not the government's job" when it comes to the +2,500 Bible verses calling for a generous use of wealth that prioritizes the poor.
Wes Cunningham retweeted
Under Trump and full Republican control, the Pentagon just told all U.S. military bases to prepare to be fully fortified for 90 days under the FORTRESS plan, but they didn’t tell the American people anything!
And they did this one week before the midterms.
Pretty much freaking everyone out because fortifying the military bases to operate independently with no connection to the outside world with the entire grid shut down seems like there will be no help for the American people.
Like nothing.
So basically that’s like saying, “You’re on your own.”
And these people actually want you to vote for them.
And why is everyone freaking out? Oh only because Trump has been basically saying he’s restarting the war with Iran that no one wants after midterms and now the Pentagon is fortifying U.S. bases.
You want people to vote for you?
Try instilling trust with the American people that you will ensure their safety, security, and prosperity.
Not sending the message that they are on their own to starve, freeze, or eat each other while you wage world war 3.
Wes Cunningham retweeted
It was actually our 250th anniversary.
Not that you would know — you spent it with the British.
Paxton: On July 4th, we celebrated the 200th anniversary of our country.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
July 4 2026 marked the 250th anniversary of US independence not the 200th as claimed in the video. Multiple reports placed Paxton in London England that weekend with videos of the trip.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_St…
thedailybeast.com/must-win-maga-…
ibtimes.co.uk/ken-paxton-lon…
washingtonexaminer.com/news/campaigns…
Wes Cunningham retweeted
Donald, you've offered $1 million for information leading to an arrest and conviction for voter fraud.
Interesting.
In January 2021, you called Georgia's secretary of state and asked him to "find 11,780 votes." Meanwhile, your allies assembled false elector certificates in seven states you lost.
The recording exists. The certificates exist. Congress investigated the scheme, and a federal grand jury indicted you over efforts to overturn the election.
Of course, an indictment isn't a conviction, and your reward specifically requires one. So nobody gets to collect a million dollars merely by pointing to your own documented conduct.
Still, there's something extraordinary about a president who tried to overturn an election now offering cash rewards for reporting election wrongdoing.
Perhaps the first place to look is the recording of your own phone call.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Wes Cunningham retweeted
The fascism we warned about:
The Justice Department is drawing up contingency plans to potentially intervene in next week’s midterm elections, three national security officials tell me: kenklippenstein.com/p/feds-p…
Wes Cunningham retweeted
Hate to break this to you but being a kindergarten teacher is the definition of being a leader and public servant
Wes Cunningham retweeted
We’re at a crisis point here. Our gov (and the entire political party supporting it) is filled to the brim with emotionally stunted fools, bullies, incompetents, liars, cheats, criminals, perverts, and jerks. I ask again: who do we want to be? Better than this or not? Choose.
Wes Cunningham retweeted
Milwaukee’s Archbishop Grob: “I feel a heavy sadness, not only over the pain I caused, but also for the fact that something so sacred to a group of religious leaders, prayer to our Heavenly Father, would be manipulated in that way. We came in good faith to try to work for the betterment of our fellow human beings, to ease their suffering, to build up the common good, and to pray with a president, not to pose for a political photo opportunity to benefit the few. We should never have been put in that position by the White House. I did not go without reservations. I wish I had heeded them. Please know that I have heard these concerns, understand how I caused them, and I apologize for any damage my actions have done.” archmil.org/posts/a-public-a…
Wes Cunningham retweeted
REMEMBER WHEN?
Remember when Mexico was going to pay for the wall?
Remember when groceries were going to be affordable again?
Remember when gas prices were going to plummet?
Remember when your electric bill was going to be cut in half?
Remember when tariffs were going to make America so wealthy that we wouldn’t need income taxes anymore?
Remember when the war in Ukraine was going to end on Day One?
Remember when he promised to be the president of peace?
Remember when he promised to end the endless wars?
Remember when he promised to reduce the national debt?
Remember when he promised to eliminate government waste?
Remember when he promised to protect Social Security and Medicare?
Remember when he promised to bring manufacturing jobs back to America?
Remember when he promised to make housing affordable?
Remember when he promised to drain the swamp?
Remember when he promised to stand up to the political establishment?
Remember when he promised to put working Americans ahead of billionaires and special interests?
Remember when he promised to unite the country?
Remember when he promised to make America respected around the world again?
Remember when he promised that Americans would be winning so much they’d get tired of winning?
Here’s what I remember.
Trump made extraordinary promises, demanded unquestioning loyalty, and convinced millions of Americans that only he could fix everything.
America needs results and this man only cares about himself.
Wes Cunningham retweeted
I’m not a Democrat, but when it comes to alignment with Christian values, I’ll vote for the party whose platform looks more like the red letters of Jesus than the party who supports rapists, war crimes, and racism.
Wes Cunningham retweeted
Republicans control the House.
Republicans control the Senate.
Republicans control the White House.
Republicans control the Supreme Court.
Republicans control the DOJ.
This is what they did with two years in control:
trump gets:
- Gold all over the Oval Office
- BILLIONS in crypto for himself
- $400 million dollar Qatari bribe jet
- Millions in media and tech settlements
- Gold bars and diamond rings for tariff relief
- BILLIONS in Pentagon contracts for his sons
- $100,000 per month per person for insider info
- $600 million dollar ballroom at taxpayer expense
YOU GET:
- A war in Iran
- Higher gas prices
- Higher utility prices
- Higher grocery prices
- Higher housing prices
- Higher healthcare costs
- 21 dead American soldiers
- loss of trust from allies around the globe
- ICE thugs abusing our friends and neighbors
Now they want TWO MORE YEARS in office,
While they actively try to STEAL your vote.
WE ARE NOT POWERLESS.
Your vote can change this.
Wes Cunningham retweeted
If you’re still confused about who to vote for in the midterms,here’s something to think about. The GOP largely supports massive corruption, shielding pedophiles, tearing apart innocent families, imprisoning children, ICE murders, lies,& more, all cloaked in a “Christian” veneer.
If you’re still confused about who to vote for in the midterms, here’s something to think about. The Democrat Party largely supports puberty blockers, gender transitioning, and what they call “gender-affirming care.” The Republican Party supports the fact of two genders—biological male and biological female—as God created us. Period. You need to decide who you want running this country. You choose. Pray for our nation, and, by all means, VOTE.
Wes Cunningham retweeted
NEW: DOJ is suing to prevent Alaska from certifying its election results until the state investigates whether the other "Dan Sullivan" on the ballot created "voter confusion" to the detriment of incumbent GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan.
w/ @G_Svirnovskiy
politico.com/news/2026/10/23…
Wes Cunningham retweeted
I fear many of the louder, more public Christian voices have lost the plot this election season.
Somewhere along the way, man turned Jesus into a political instrument rather than the example we’re called to follow.
Our duty as Christians is not to police God’s rules on His behalf. It’s to love God and love people, in every meaningful sense of the word.
Love protects. Love serves. Love seeks justice, extends mercy, tells the truth, and recognizes the dignity of every human being. Kind, patient.
Shouldn’t our approach to public policy begin there, too? Not with how much of our religious morality we can impose on others, but with how we can build a society that most faithfully practices love toward them.
Jesus didn’t command us to control our neighbors. He commanded us to love them.
Wes Cunningham retweeted
Texas was built by hope. By people who had no business believing — but believed anyway.
To every Texan who’s ever wondered if anyone in power is paying attention: We are taking our state back.
Because a little bit of hope is a dangerous thing.
Wes Cunningham retweeted
“Not all counties were effected”
Yeah this is the **9th** error that has “backlogged” voter registration records, in mostly left-leaning districts.
Unsurprisingly State officials (who openly support Paxton) have not done anything to help clear the backlog.
Texas county officials said they learned Thursday about another state error that has backlogged thousands of voter registration records.
The total number of backlogged records wasn’t immediately available, but the secretary of state’s office told election officials that not all counties were impacted. bit.ly/4hQS7v6
Wes Cunningham retweeted
You know who has connections to the Muslim Brotherhood?
The Qatari government which gave Trump his billion dollar plane.
The Saudi Arabian government which gave Trump's son-in-law billions of dollars.
Just saying.
Wes Cunningham retweeted
There’s a huge difference between being dumb and being evil, but there’s nothing more dangerous than someone who is both.
Trump: "We have 5 states where your child goes off to school as Tim and comes back as Tammy 3 or 4 days later. It's true. And teachers make a decision. 'Goodbye Timmy I love you so much, I'll see you later.' And you say, 'Where's my son? My son is in the hospital.' Can you imagine? They don't even need approval"