California Conservative restoring this state one voter at a time. Supporting America First, MAGA candidates, and Donald J. Trump for President.
San Diego, CA
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Good grief, @POTUS, @realDonaldTrump! Tell @VP to get his butt to the Senate and take control of what's happening there! Between him and @SenMikeLee, we can get that idot @LeaderJohnThune replaced, the filibuster nuked, @DHS funded, and the Save America Act passed. TELL HIM NOW!!
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Oh Captain my Captain. You will forever be remembered.
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🤖 Made with AI
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Elections have consequences.
There are a lot of people right now trying to convince you that America isn’t worth preserving. Some want you to believe this country was rotten from the beginning, others want you to believe it is too far gone to save, and some are simply just sitting this one out.
But as my husband often said, “no black pilling!”
Take that to heart. If you sit out an election because you are disappointed with Republicans, you don’t get an empty government for two years. Somebody still wins and then they get to govern and they will use the power you handed them to turn this great country into one that is unrecognizable.
You inherited the freedom to vote. Don’t squander it.
Make a plan to vote and find your nearest polling location here: voteready.com
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This is NOT a happy Halloween for Snuggles or his family
Locking up a dog for over a year, in solitary confinement, family visits banned & charging the family boarding fees (now up to 20k)
Is animal cruelty!
#FreeSnuggles
#SaveSnuggles
#FreeSnugglesNow He could be home today with his family, greeting trick or treaters. No, he’s locked up in a cell by himself with no walks, no fresh air, no visits! He’s drugged and he’s a victim of the county of Pima Arizona!!!!!! Does anything about this sound fair or lawful? It’s not! #JusticeForJennifer
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Most know him as the most powerful person in the World. But he’s also known as Grandpa. I love this
Grandpa Trump is the BEST ❤️
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Good Caturday morning, y'all!
Cheers with my coffee.
Have an excellent day.
Enjoy your weekend.
God Bless you all.
God Bless Trump, our troops, and America.
👋😊☕️✝️🙏🇺🇸♥️
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General, you're feeling it because the BQARD is telling the truth. ♟️
"Pawns are the soul of chess." Philidor, 1749.
The pundits stare at the kings and queens. Masters watch the pawns:
♟️ A pawn can never move backward. Neither can an awakened citizen.
♟️ Alone, a pawn is weak. In a chain, each one guards the next. Bring five.
♟️ Control the center and you control the game. The center isn't the coasts. It's Main Street, the heartland, the quiet majority.
♟️ And the rule they never mention: a pawn that reaches the last rank becomes a QUEEN. The humblest piece on the board becomes the most powerful.
From the center of the board, a pawn is FOUR squares from promotion.
Four days. ⏳
That's Kasparov's art: they never get to show you what they can do, because the pawns already moved. 🗳️
"But many who are first will be last, and the last first." Matthew 19:30 🙏
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WE ARE ALL GOD'S CHILDREN, some just AWAKENED sooner. 🌅
Small things turn great doors.
Be the hinge.
Four days. Five sunrises.
GOD WINS.
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FOUR DAYS. 🌅
Tonight, President Trump takes his last rally stage of the campaign in Daytona Beach, Florida. 🏁
It's the World Center of Racing, where the Beast has already taken a victory lap around the track at the Daytona 500.
It's a fitting place for the final lap.
After 25 rallies in a month, the campaign shifts to the phones.
19 states. 72 hours. Every kitchen table. ☎️
A rally reaches one arena.
A phone call reaches every living room. 🏡
Look how far we've come.
They called it collusion. It was a dossier somebody paid for. ✅
They called us fringe. We showed up. ✅
Every hoax ran out of road. ⏳
Good doesn't win by turning evil.
It wins by standing firm, side by side:
Jews and Christians. Farmer and welder. Nurse and veteran.
One family. One flag. One God. 🇺🇸
Many doors. One key. 🔑
When the phone rings, answer it.
When the polls open, show up.
Bring five.
Fight like it's tied.
Pray like it all depends on God, because it does. 🙏
The finish line is Tuesday. 🏁
"Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the LORD thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest." Joshua 1:9
WE ARE ALL GOD'S CHILDREN, some just AWAKENED sooner. 🌅
Small things turn great doors.
Be the hinge.
Four days. Five sunrises.
GOD WINS.
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Wow… Tina Peters has exhausted every remedy Colorado would give her, and now she is taking her case to the United States Supreme Court. The Court of Appeals already threw out her nearly nine year sentence because the judge's comments could have violated her First Amendment rights, Polis commuted what was left, and yet seven convictions still sit on her record like none of that ever happened.
Let me explain why that matters. Her attorney Peter Ticktin says federal law required her to preserve those election records, and he told KDVR "We have until December to file our briefs and we're working on them now." Meanwhile the head of the county clerks association says "She didn't need to do what she did." So the people who swore the records were safe want you to believe the conviction is clean, even after a court said the sentence was tainted by her speech. How is that even a thing?
I have watched Colorado protect the machines and punish the woman who looked inside them for years… those convictions should be wiped off her record, and the people who built this case should have to answer for every day she lost.
But God.
SHE’S TAKING IT TO THE SUPREME COURT | TINA PETERS
WATCH THE FULL 100TH EPISODE:
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Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters reveals that she has exhausted her legal remedies in Colorado and plans to take her case to the United States Supreme Court.
Speaking with Lara Logan, Peters argues that government officials are using the legal system to silence those who question elections. She also raises serious concerns about due process, First Amendment protections and evidence she says was excluded from her trial.
Peters believes her fight is about more than her own case. It’s about protecting election officials who speak out and the public’s right to question the integrity of our elections. @realtinapeters | @GoingRoguewLara
In our landmark 100th episode, filmed live at America First Warehouse in Long Island, New York, Lara Logan brings together Tina Peters, Gary Berntsen, Ralph Pezzullo, Martin Rodil, Mark Cook, Dr. Andrew Paquette, Ed Solomon and Joe Hoft for an extensive discussion on election integrity, accountability and transparency.
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🚨INCREDIBLE: A 3-year-old was kidnapped from a public library. 48 minutes later, he was on a city bus crying next to his kidnapper — and no one knew.
No one except the bus driver.
In Milpitas, California, driver Tim Watson had heard the police alert earlier that day: Missing 3-year-old boy, city-wide search underway.
Then a man boarded his bus with a small boy who wouldn't stop crying. Something felt wrong.
Tim looked closer. The face. The clothes. The description. It was him.
But he couldn't scream. He couldn't confront him. One wrong move and that little boy could be in even more danger.
So Tim came up with a plan.
He got on the intercom and told passengers: "Someone reported a missing green backpack, I'm going to take a quick look."
He started walking the aisle, pretending to search for a backpack — but he was really getting a close look at the child.
It was the missing boy.
Tim quietly radioed dispatch, alerted police, and then did the hardest thing of all — he sat back down, stayed calm, and kept driving like nothing happened, with the alleged kidnapper sitting just feet behind him.
He kept that bus rolling until police intercepted it. Officers swarmed the bus, arrested the man, and scooped that terrified little boy into safety.
That child is home with his family tonight because one bus driver trusted his gut and stayed cool under pressure.
He's not a cop. He's not a hero who was supposed to be there.
He's Tim Watson — a bus driver who saw a child in danger and refused to look away.
This man deserves to be recognized.🙏
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🔥 JUST IN: VIVEK DONATED $38,000.00 to the Red Baron Pizza Patriot. This is freaking AWESOME
WE STAND WITH YOU WALT Z. ❤️
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BREAKING: The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Maine is reviewing 140+ hours of CCTV footage from Lewiston City Hall.
The video shows NGO-linked translators allegedly coaching voters, remaining in booths, and handling ballots during early voting.
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🚨BREAKING: First Lady Melania Trump just successfully got Democrat operative James Carville to RETRACT his false claims connecting Melania to Epstein.
Anyone who lies about our beautiful First Lady will be HELD ACCOUNTABLE!
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For Dick Van Dyke, World War II service led to a radio audition in a latrine. For Mel Brooks, it meant searching for land mines in Europe with a bayonet. The 2 comedy legends are now 100: Van Dyke reached that birthday on December 13, 2025, and Brooks on June 28, 2026.
They're among the surviving entertainers with military-service histories. William Daniels reportedly worked as a DJ in Italy in 1945, and Doc Severinsen organized a military band at Fort Lewis.
Van Dyke left Illinois' Danville High in March 1944 to join the Army Air Forces. Getting accepted took repeated attempts.
He stood 6-foot-1 and weighed about 135 pounds, below the weight requirement. A friend who drove him to the base 3 times credited “bananas and milkshakes” with finally getting him in.
He never flew in combat. When he learned some trainees would be sent out as tail gunners, he demonstrated his singing and dancing and landed in Special Services. He went on to host the base radio program Flight Time after that latrine audition.
“So cowardice got me into showbiz,” Van Dyke said. In his 2011 memoir, he wrote, “The closest I got to my pilot's wings was when the other trainees and I serviced the planes.”
Brooks was drafted at 17 and became an Army combat engineer in Europe. His work included feeling for buried mines with a bayonet. As he described it, “if you heard, 'Tink! Tink! Tink!' you knew there was something dangerous underneath.”
His assessment of the assignment: “The two things I hate most in the world are combat and engineering.”
In spring 1945, Brooks heard German soldiers singing on the opposite side of a river. He used a bullhorn to answer them with Al Jolson's “Toot, Toot, Tootsie.”
Recalling their response, Brooks said, “I think I heard applause. I think they liked it.” He later made Hitler a target of his comedy, saying “they would be defeated by laughter.”
Their lives also connected through Carl Reiner and monthly lunches at Norman Lear's. In December 2025, ahead of Van Dyke's 100th birthday, Brooks said, “I love Dick Van Dyke because he was so good-natured, so sweet, original.”
