Jonathan Franzone @franzone

Forget it, Governor. In California this stuff about percentages is a dog and pony show. The media are a part of the charade, of course. It is a 100% certainty that a Democrat will win every major office. Every single time. There is no contest. It is just pure cheating every time.

Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis

2 days ago

What a joke! They don’t even know how many ballots are outstanding.

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🚨 CALIFORNIA ELECTION FRAUD EXPOSED AGAIN. Whistleblower from a CA post office drops bombshell: Ballots after Election Day get special treatment, handwritten “Election Day” dates accepted. Different buckets. No chain of custody. Massive delays. A dog named Maya “voted.” Stacks of ballots found sitting in drop boxes. Votes still trickling in days and weeks later. This isn’t incompetence, it’s a feature of the Democrat mail-in machine. While Kentucky finishes counting in hours, California “needs” weeks in the tech capital of the world. Sen. Eric Schmitt and Rep. James Comer are right: Congress must investigate under the Guarantee Clause. Real oversight. No more rigged games destroying trust. Secure elections NOW. Voter ID. Proof of citizenship. End the fraud. America is watching, California. 🇺🇸

Why does everything feel like theater? We have a Congress that won't pass something 83% people want. We have a judicial system that doesn’t hold criminals accountable. We have an education system that doesn’t educate. We have a non-profit system that profits from our tax dollars. We have a health care industry that profits from you staying sick. We have a financial industry that needs you to stay in debt. We have an insurance industry that fights every single claim. It just all feels so fake, so theatrical.

Democrats are now only 1% away from taking the top spot for Governor away from Steve Hilton and only “59% counted” This is why California Democrats mandated statewide universal mail in ballots If they can just keep counting until they win, they can literally never lose Federal audit California

This is the way. We pray that all Muslims would come to know the truth that Jesus Christ is the way, the truth and the life and that salvation is found under no other name.

On November 5, 2024, we gave the majority in both Houses of Congress to the Republicans. How come the Democrats still run Congress? @SenateGOP @HouseGOP

This is theater. This vote was held to shift the blame to the Democrats. See! We Republicans tried to pass the Save America Act. I'm not fooled

Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh

2 days ago

🚨 BREAKING: The US Senate has just REJECTED the SAVE America Act as part of budget reconciliation, 48-50 — would've required voter ID and proof of citizenship nationwide REPUBLICAN NAYs: Thom Tillis, Lisa Murkowski, Mitch McConnell and Susan Collins UNBELIEVABLE!! It needed

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Spencer Pratt got 0 out of 24,000 votes in a late night LA ballot drop. 0/24,000 A guy getting around 30% support got 0 out of 24,000. Astronomically small probability of happening. Impossible. California no longer even hides it. Doors need to be kicked in.

Democrats claim that the SAVE America Act would remove 20 Million people from the Voter rolls. They might be right. What they don't say, is that most of those 20 Million are likely illegal voters. Most shocking is that John Thune and his band of RINO Senators seem to be playing for Team Dem!

California keeps dumping votes. Odds are shifting because the vote dumps always seem to go one way. Count until you get the result you want?

Polymarket @Polymarket

3 days ago

JUST IN: Spencer Pratt drops to third in LA mayoral odds, trailing Mayor Bass & Democratic Socialist Nithya Raman.

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If they can't tell you who won on Election Day, it is fair to assume the election is compromised.

If you’re the CEO of an abortion pill company, and you send an abortion pill into the state of Florida, to murder a child, We will sign a warrant for your arrest, we will have you extradited to Florida, and we will have you arraigned and charged for 1st-degree murder.

Florida processes more than 10 million votes in a matter of hours. California takes days — or sometimes even weeks — to count the votes. It’s pathetic — and it’s corrosive to our civic culture.

Mr. Saito @Mr_Saito_

3 days ago

@RonDeSantis Sad to see you post this. Who exactly is ‘dumping votes?’

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California is going to take 37 days to count 9 million mail in ballots with 0 of the voters showing ID. This is totally fine with John Thune. Think about that.

This idea of mass mail-in voting is not normal. You are being conditioned to accept a system designed to accommodate fraud as normal. It is not normal. Here’s how you solve it: -Ban mail-in voting -Require voter ID and proof of citizenship It’s that simple.

Los Angeles Times @latimes

5 days ago

Vote count for California governor, L.A. mayor could be painfully slow. Don't expect 'instant gratification' latimes.com/california/sto…

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The city of Saint Paul has officially determined the January 18 invasion of our church and the desecration of our worship to be a “peaceful protest.” Here’s my question for Mayor Her:

California… 91% mail in ballots. Who handles the mail in ballots? American Postal Workers Union. National Postal Mail Handlers Union. National Association of Letter Carriers. All 3 have endorsed Democrat candidates for decades. The voter fraud in California is staggering.

The National Firearms Act (NFA) of 1934 is unconstitutional and arbitrary, and it must be repealed. Please consider the following arguments: 1. The NFA clearly and directly infringes upon the 2nd amendment right to keep and bear arms: The primary purpose of the 2nd amendment is not protect the right to keep and bear firearms for hunting, or competitive target shooting. The primary purpose is to ensure that the populous of our nation is armed so that they can defend themselves, their communities, and their nation from foreign and domestic enemies, up to and including foreign governments or even their own government. Therefore, the types of arms protected by the 2nd amendment specifically include what we might call "weapons of war," such as fully-automatic heavy machineguns. As a corollary, private citizens and businesses owned canons at the time the Bill of Rights was written. This precedent should not be ignored. 2. The "tax" the NFA is no longer a tax, which means it's just an unconstitutional registry and legal hurdle: When the NFA was passed, one of the requirements was that a $200 tax be paid on regulated items including automatic weapons (machineguns), suppressors (aka silencers), short-barreled rifles (SBRs), short-barreled shotguns (SBSs), any other weapons (AOWs), and destructive devices (explosives, improvised devices, large-bore weapons, and parts needed to make them). Even though it's absurd, the argument was always made that it wasn't a registry, or even an infringement, but a tax, and that the government has the right to tax. Well, as of January 1, 2026 the $200 tax was reduced to $0 per item for suppressors, SBRs, SBSs, and AOWs, while it remains at $200 for machineguns and destructive devices. So it's a tax, but it's not a tax. Also, the fee remains for some items, and not for others - it is quite arbitrary. 3. A major objective of the NFA was to combat organized crime: This hasn't worked at all. Firstly, violent crime rates have fallen and risen back and forth over the decades, seemingly unmoved one way or the other by the 1934 NFA. In 1958 they were down to 4.5/100,000, then they jumped up to 10.2 in 1980. In 2025 they were 4.0, the lowest it has been since at least 1900. But organized crime, especially in the form of corruption and fraud, has reached astounding levels, amounting to billions and billions of dollars fleeced from the public annually. The NFA does not serve the people of our nation in any way. 4. The specific rules created by the NFA are totally arbitrary, and massively ineffective: Newer technology and innovation has poked many holes in the NFA, which I will specifically address: - Short barreled rifles (SBRs) include any rifle with a barrel under 16 inches in length. Such a rifle requires the $200 tax stamp. However, with the introduction of pistol braces to the market, which may be used instead of a buttstock, the user is functionally able to produce the same outcome. - Automatic weapons include any firearm that will fire more than one round in succession with one trigger pull. The development of Forced Reset Triggers (FRT) and Super Safeties (SS) technically does not violate the rule, while still achieving the same rate of fire. Same outcome. - Putting a vertical foregrip on a handgun technically turns it into an any other weapon (AOW). However, if you cant the direction of the foregrip 10% in one direction or the other it is no longer perpendicular to the firearm, and is no longer considered a vertical foregrip, therefore no longer turning the firearm into an AOW, while still achieving the same outcome. Individually, these developments each demonstrate the arbitrary, flawed nature of the NFA. Collectively, they should be devastating. Furthermore, because of the clearly arbitrary nature of the rules, more and more honest, productive, law-abiding American citizens are placed at legal risk of violating a law they know nothing about due to clearly arbitrary distinctions in the code, the results of which have no impact on the outcome of the use of the firearms. 5. Safety First - If the writers of the NFA were truly concerned with the safety of law abiding Americans, then why would they restrict suppressors? They don't make firearms quiet to the extent that movies would have us believe, but they make them quiet enough to protect the hearing of millions of Americans who use their firearms safely and legally. It's one thing to go to the range where you are ready to shoot, and you know exactly when, how, and where you'll be shooting. But many other scenarios exist where the shooter may not have the luxury of donning the right ear protection prior to firing. Take self-defense situations, for instance. If you defend your family in your own home, you will probably not have time to put on ear protection prior to using a firearm. Shooting a firearm indoors without ear protection can be devastating for your hearing, possibly producing life-long hearing loss. 6. Unconstitutional economic discrimination: The truth is, many items regulated under the NFA can still be acquired in the United States... if you're rich. Even though the tax is no longer a tax for many items, the price of NFA items is still higher than it otherwise would be because of the restricted market that the regulation produces. Speaking again about suppressors, these incredibly simple items could be produced and sold for a fraction of their current price, and could even be integrated into many firearm designs without substantively increasing their cost if the NFA did not regulate them. Even though the $200 tax stamp is gone, many law-abiding American citizens are priced out of protecting their own hearing because of this arbitrary, unconstitutional law. And don't even get me started on machineguns. Because of the Hughes Amendment (1986), no new machineguns may be manufactured for civilian purchase in the US, so the supply of machineguns is artificially restricted such that a fully automatic AR-15 can costs tens of thousands of dollars or more. Many machineguns sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars. So it's the right to keep and bear arms... if you're rich. How American is that? 7. US National Defense Readiness: One of the reasons Japan saw the invasion of the US as a non-starter was because they knew so many Americans owned firearms. The armed state of American citizens is a real deterrent to attack by our enemies, and in the event of an attack, our readiness as a nation is improved with a better armed citizenry. For small arms units, access to light and heavy machineguns is a massive force multiplier. The NFA literally hurts the readiness of our nation to defend itself from foreign adversaries. On this 250th Anniversary of the United States of America, I propose we do the right thing, and protect the God-given rights of our people to truly keep and bear arms. Repeal the NFA in its entirety. Do away with these arbitrary, unconstitutional restrictions. There's no good reason not to. @SCOTUSblog @realDonaldTrump @TheJusticeDept @DAGToddBlanche @gunrights @TXGunRights @gunpolicy @GunOwners @2AFDN @SecWar @PeteHegseth @DeptofWar

I live in the Psalms. And so should you. “Blessed be the LORD, my rock, Who trains my hands for war, And my fingers for battle; My lovingkindness and my fortress, My stronghold and my deliverer, My shield and He in whom I take refuge” Psalm 144

So… The longest entire Senate Talking Filibuster of all time was 60 days. The House passed the Save America Act 112 days ago. Thune has had 112 days to get the Save America Act passed without any Senate rule changes. Needing a rule change is a lie. No excuse is acceptable.