Max @698dps

Somalis rank among the most welfare-dependent groups in the United States, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Finland, and Sweden. Six countries. Same result. Every single time. This is a pattern, and American taxpayers are paying for it. 81% of Somali immigrant households receive welfare. Even after being in the US for 10 years or longer, 78% are still on welfare. For native households, that number is 21%. They aren’t living the American dream. They are getting free stuff. And we are all paying for it. Moreover, mass Somali immigration is making our communities less safe. According to researchers writing in City Journal, Somali immigrant men have an incarceration rate more than twice that of men born in the United States. An immigration system that endangers our own people is one that needs thorough reform. Last week, my Task Force held its first hearing on Ohio’s Medicaid fraud scandal. I asked a Democrat State Senator one question: “Has Somali immigration been good for Ohio?” She said my question almost brought her to tears because of the hateful rhetoric. Democrats don’t have an argument against the facts, so they attack the people who find them. Luke Rosiak testified that 100% of the suspect Medicaid fraud companies he investigated had Somali, Bhutanese, or other African origin names. 100%. The facts are clear: mass Somali immigration has been a catastrophic failure for American taxpayers, American communities, and American safety. That is exactly why I introduced legislation to ban immigration from Somalia.

“We found 146,000 kids so far. Some of these kids claimed that they were raped over 600 times. I don't care who you are. If you can't stand for law enforcement to go find these kids, who are you?” @SecMullinDHS

So like if it was 20 votes, I’d understand. There’s going to be a reasonable margin of error. But it’s 18,000 votes, all for Spencer Pratt that have been rejected. That’s not an accident. It’s treason. Committed by the people who want to “defend democracy” whatever that means.

Donnie Cope @dcopechatter

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🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Tens of thousands of Spencer Pratt voters are now receiving rejection letters from the county clerk saying that their ballots were not counted due to signature irregularities. Yet, Governor Gavin Newsom just passed legislation that would make it illegal for

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No Fight, No Backbone: How Denver Leadership Abandoned the Blue to Pay Off Left-Wing Agitators Denver's Democrat-led City Council just approved another $2.9 million in payouts to 2020 George Floyd protestors, bringing the total taxpayer bill to over $25 million. Make no mistake: these settlements are not an admission of wrongdoing. This is a purely financial cost-benefit analysis because folding early is cheaper for the city than dragging out endless litigation. The reality of what's happening here: The Cowardly Way Out: Instead of backing the blue and defending our law enforcement officers, city leadership gave up without a fight. Rewarding Bad Behavior: These left-wing agitators violated our communities twice—first by wreaking havoc on our streets, and now by walking away with massive financial rewards. The Real Victims: Hardworking, regular citizens are the ones paying the price. This money is being drained directly from the city’s general fund contingency—resources that should be protecting and serving everyday residents. Taxpayers shouldn't be funding payouts for the very people who brought chaos to our city. It’s time for leadership that actually stands up for regular people and backs our police. Democrats always protect criminals and illegal aliens. 9news.com/article/news/l…

Don't forget folks... Ava was also the ONLY Republican to vote for SB26-080 in the House Education Committee... It passed on a 7 to 6 vote... Learn more about how bad this bill is below...

Hi Kid @HiKidHey

4 weeks ago

The Colorado House is scheduled to approve SB26-080 today--a bill which codifies an Obama-era program into law and severs the parent/child relationship by inserting state-control over children's lives. The final vote has been enabled solely by actions of Republicans @AvaFlanell_

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Thune needs to be gone from his position as senate leader - like yesterday.

commonsense7 🇺🇸💪🏼 @commonsens77

2 days ago

@LeaderJohnThune If you hadn’t betrayed us SO MANY TIMES, we might actually believe you. Signed: 84% of AMERICA 🤬

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🚨🚨🚨🚨 Wow! Becerra makes it clear - - Free healthcare for non-US citizens in California. Get ready for huge tax increases and fewer services for legal citizens. This is billion$. Becerra says: “No one loses their health care because of where they were born”

Xavier Becerra @XavierBecerra

20 hours ago

I’m fighting for the California Dream. Let’s do this.

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A school in California just hosted a “black only” graduation. I thought segregation was bad?

Fun fact: the asshole who played the BIGGEST ROLE in 'losing' all of those poor kids, including the ones who were raped, is now slated to become the next governor of California.

Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh

22 hours ago

🚨 OMG. DHS Sec. Markwayne Mullin reveals some children trafficked across the Democrats' border say they were R*PED *600-700 TIMES* "I don't care who you are...liberal, independent, Republican, if you can't STAND for law enforcement to find these kids, WHO ARE YOU?!" 💯 "We

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Genetically Modified Ketchup: Heinz Ketchup just got the “Contains Bioengineered Food Ingredients” label. Your family’s trusted BBQ and burger staple is now officially Frankenstein food. That’s mostly GMO high fructose corn syrup (92%+ of U.S. corn is bioengineered) + sugars from bioengineered sugarcane and sugar beets that spike blood sugar, fuel inflammation, and mess with hormones & gut health. Plus a non-disclosed secret proprietary blend of 'natural flavors' that is kept from public knowledge. You thought you were just squeezing tomatoes… but you’re feeding your kids ultra-processed junk while the brand keeps the same nostalgic red bottle. Ditch it. Make your own in 5 minutes. Quick Homemade Ketchup (no HFCS, no GMOs): • 1 small jar (6 oz) tomato paste • ⅓ cup apple cider vinegar • 2–3 Tbsp maple syrup or honey (to taste) • 1 tsp salt • ½ tsp onion powder • ½ tsp garlic powder • ¼ tsp mustard powder • Pinch black pepper + optional cayenne Mix until smooth. Stores in fridge for weeks and tastes way better. Throw out the Heinz. Make homemade instead.

Here's one of the many segments CBS News put out before the 2020 election in which they claimed that Hunter Biden's laptop was a Russian disinformation campaign. Did they ever apologize for misleading people? Of course not. They did though admit after the election that the laptop was most likely authentic. CBS News also heavily spread the "Russian bounties" hoax before the 2020 election, only to report after the election that rumors of Russia putting bounties on our soldiers in Afghanistan may have been untrue. When the left cries that Bari Weiss is "destroying" CBS News, what they really mean is that she is messing with what used to be a functional arm of the DNC.

An Amazon delivery driver was caught on camera stealing a woman’s flower basket after dropping off a package at her home in Holland, Ohio. Amazon confirmed he was a third-party driver - which is exactly how they distance themselves from accountability every time something like this happens. The whole delivery was caught on her doorbell cam. You invite these people to your front door and this is what happens. For informational and educational purposes only. 📹 Video via 13abc on Instagram

We filmed in Mauthausen in 1977, the only totally intact Holocaust museum, and it is a hellacious place. Once you’ve been there, you just know the hate is always lurking. And now American Jews like Schumer, Nadler, Raskin, and Schiff are celebrating a Democrat Nazi candidate.

The Husky @Mr_Husky1

19 hours ago

When U.S. soldiers entered Mauthausen, they found bodies scattered across the camp. One prisoner lay so wasted away that he could not raise his head. As the boots of freedom approached, he whispered faintly, “Don’t step on me, I’m still a man.” His voice carried the last shred of

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When U.S. soldiers entered Mauthausen, they found bodies scattered across the camp. One prisoner lay so wasted away that he could not raise his head. As the boots of freedom approached, he whispered faintly, “Don’t step on me, I’m still a man.” His voice carried the last shred of dignity he had left. A soldier knelt beside him, lifting him gently from the ground. Looking into his hollow eyes, he answered softly: “Brother, you’re more than a man—you survived.” In that fragile exchange, liberation was not just freedom from the camp, but the restoration of humanity itself.

Don't get caught using the phrase "ballot box biology" around CSU social scientist Becky Niemiec, #copolitics. She's @GovofCO's newest pick to serve on the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission. And using that phrase marks you as an arrogant and cruel "dominationist" bent on exploiting animals for selfish personal gain, according to Becky. And that, to her, is a no-no. You've also been the victim of brainwashing, according to Niemiec. And you're probably guilty of spreading misinformation on wildlife management issues. She favors creation of a national thought-correction campaign, aimed at countering all of you out there who use the phrase "ballot box biology" in a negative way. Niemiec, in her May 2026 blog post and related research, argues that the phrase “ballot box biology” is a powerful but misleading rhetorical weapon. She and her collaborators claim this catchy slogan unfairly sways voters against carnivore protection initiatives, by portraying them as unscientific meddling by an uninformed public. In her view, traditional wildlife management is not driven by neutral expertise, but has long been controlled by hunting, ranching, and “domination-oriented” stakeholders. Ballot initiatives, she says, offer a legitimate way for broader public values -- such as “mutualism,” which emphasizes coexistence with wildlife -- to shape policy. She has advocated for a national counter-campaign by anti-hunting and predator protection groups to help neutralize the phrase, inoculate the public against its spread, expose the political nature of many commissions, and push for more "inclusive" attitudes toward wildlife management. Niemiec rejects the possibility that the growing skepticism toward ballot-driven wildlife decisions in Colorado is rooted less in slick slogans and more in hard realities, especially the unfolding results of Prop. 114, the 2020 wolf reintroduction measure. Passed narrowly at 50.9%, the initiative promised a science-based program with annual costs around $800k. Instead, expenditures have ballooned well beyond projections, with recent years seeing millions spent. Livestock depredation payouts have topped $1.3 million, creating huge ongoing burdens for ranching communities (and taxpayers). This debacle highlights the very real pitfalls of ballot box biology. And recent public opinion polls detect a shift toward realism. A March 2026 survey found about 50% of likely voters now support suspending the program, down from stronger earlier backing, with firm opposition especially strong on the Western Slope. This suggests many Coloradans are reacting to observable costs, conflicts, animal cruelty, and implementation struggles, not mere propaganda. Questioning whether bypassing expert agencies via the ballot delivers better results is a pragmatic response, not knee-jerk anti-wolf bias. Colorado’s wolf program stands as a real-time test of ballot box biology in action. And it's failing the test. Real world results are what's giving ballot box biology a bad name. Polis’s appointment of Niemiec to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission raises serious concerns. Her writings display a dismissive tone toward rewilding skeptics, even though skepticism is warranted. She appears tone-deaf to the legitimate, evidence-based worries of rural Coloradans, hunters, ranchers, and others who prioritize workable outcomes over social science claptrap. This clear ideological bias against critics of ballot box biology makes her poorly suited for a commission role that demands impartial balancing of all stakeholders across the state’s diverse regions and economies. Appointing someone predisposed against a major segment of the public risks tilting decisions and further undermining trust in the process. Polis ought to nix this pick, stop trying to radicalize the commission, and go back to the drawing board, again, in search of a better nominee. Would @FGMarlonReis like to weigh-in on this? @COParksWildlife #coleg

Marine Sergeant Benghazi warrior John "Tig" Tiegen is speaking out against Colorado's expanded red flag law. He argues it expands control, erodes Second Amendment and due process rights, and that the current mayor's silence is unacceptable. Tig vows to fight for constitutional rights if elected. John “Tig” Tiegen Running for Mayor Common Sense for COS Tigformayor.com #SecondAmendment #DueProcess #ColoradoPolitics #GunRights #TigForMayor

The question is simple. Are decisions being made to serve Colorado Springs, or to serve the next campaign? I believe this city needs common sense leadership that puts people over politics, results over image, and service over reelection. That is why I am running. That is Common Sense for Colorado Springs. John “Tig” Tiegen Running for Mayor Common Sense for COS Tigformayor.com #CommonSenseMayor #coloradospringscolorado #LeadershipMatters #tig

Talk about Government overreach! Didn’t our government control social media during 2020 election in secret?🧐 nah they would never do that… Hey folks, @RepJasonCrow is pushing hard for the government to step in and regulate social media algorithms while even banning platforms for kids. Sounds like a solid plan on paper to protect families and heal our divisions, right? But here’s the raw truth: whenever governments grab control of what information you see, it never stays hands-off. It becomes their favorite weapon to shield their own power and silence threats. FACTS! History proves it. Look at China. Their Great Firewall and Social Credit System track everything you post. Say the wrong thing about the regime and your score tanks. Suddenly you cannot get a job, book travel, or even send your kids to decent schools. Millions live in constant fear and self-censor just to survive. Russia does the same. They slap foreign agent labels on critics, pressure or block platforms, and crush any online talk about the war. Independent voices vanish fast. Even the EU is sliding down this road. Their Digital Services Act orders companies to scrub anything officials call harmful or divisive. It starts as safety but quickly shuts down debates on immigration, COVID policies, and more. Here in America, this is flat-out unconstitutional. The First Amendment says Congress shall make no law abridging freedom of speech. The Supreme Court has already ruled that the government cannot force platforms to tweak algorithms or suppress viewpoints. Hand politicians veto power over your feed and open debate dies. History proves these controls always grow and never deliver the fair society they promise. They just move the rigging from Big Tech to Big Government. What do you think, Colorado? Ready to hand them the keys to what we see online?

FreeStateColorado @FreeStateColor1

2 months ago

Colorado Congressman Jason Crow thinks the Government should have control over social media... "I think we need massive reform to social media & regulation..." "We need to regulate algorithms that are tearing our community apart." Just imagine the government trying to

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John 'Tig' Tiegen discusses public safety in Colorado Springs. He emphasizes the need for fast response times and accountability, promising a public safety scorecard if elected. His focus is on tackling repeat offenders and nuisance properties to ensure the city's safety keeps pace with growth. If you believe Colorado Springs deserves real public safety, real accountability, and common sense leadership, I need your help. Donate today and help us reach more voters, grow this campaign, and fight for the city we all love. John “Tig” Tiegen Running for Mayor Common Sense for COS Tigformayor.com #ColoradoSprings #PublicSafety #MayoralRace #Accountability #CommunitySafety

Here we have Mayor Yemi’s ice cream photo op with Wayne Williams. A lot of you voted for Yemi in 2023 because you wanted real change. You did not want Wayne and the same old political insiders who have been running this city for decades. You wanted someone who said he would actually fix the roads, improve public safety, and stop kicking problems down the road. Now, 3 years later, right after announcing his re election campaign, Yemi hired Wayne as his interim Chief of Staff, the same guy tens of thousands of you voted against. Yemi ran like he was not part of the political system. But he had already been around it for years, working inside City Hall, going through the Colorado Governor’s Fellowship program, and being part of the Mayor’s Young Leader circle before he ever ran for office. So after 3 years in office, if he has to bring back the rival voters already rejected to help run the show, what does that say about the change we were promised? Why does he need another insider to help him after 3 years? I’m a Marine, I have lived here my whole life I’m sick of the games. No photo ops. Sick and tired of recycling the same insiders. Time for real straight talk and getting shit fixed! If you voted for Yemi hoping for something different, and now feel like we got more of the same anyway, this one is for you. What do you think?