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Abdul El-Sayed sneered at a military mother for baking a cake in her son’s jersey and called Pete Hegseth a benchwarmer who was 'not special.' The documented record says otherwise—and El-Sayed’s own club lacrosse background makes the attack even more pathetic.
Homeland Security Investigations built the file, Markwayne Mullin confirms the evidence is ample, and President Trump is now demanding Ilhan Omar resign immediately after naming the fake identity she allegedly used on her oath of office.
The same woman who warned in 2017 that investigating political opponents is what 'some dictatorship, some authoritarian regime' does is now campaigning on doing exactly that to President Trump, his family, and the Americans who supported him.
President Trump touched down in Daytona Beach Wednesday night with a disciplined, no-questions press sequence and a policy package delivering $4,433 average refunds to 4.8 million Florida seniors, safeguarding 399,000 jobs, and fast-tracking the Everglades reservoir to 2029.
Judge David O. Carter just handed Gavin Newsom and Rob Bonta a federal court order forcing Los Angeles County to count ballots flagged as likely noncitizen votes—and told the Trump DOJ to come back after the signature envelopes are destroyed.
The People's House was alive with children, candy, and American flags as a 747 roared overhead twice — while the legacy media scolds were stuck outside the fences.
Fox News has verified the nightmare scenario: a left-wing 'Department of Peace' has published a searchable hit list of over 41,000 DHS employees, including undercover ICE agents, complete with office addresses and phone numbers. This is not a leak; it is a targeting operation designed to put federal agents and their families in the crosshairs.
The People's House became the People's Halloween party Thursday as President Trump traded the campaign trail for the South Portico, treating thousands to chocolate, two flyovers of the most famous plane on Earth, and a pointed promise of 'something great for the country.'
In Ohio, a planted shouter screamed 'Epstein' at President Trump. In Rock Hill, another yelled 'Virginia Giuffre.' The president didn't flinch—he called the protesters paid, declared his total exoneration, and Lindsey Graham dropped a line on Annie Andrews the networks will try to bury.
Marc Elias looked into his own camera and admitted his Alaska vote-splitting operation may survive 'five days and five weeks' but not two years. Stephen Miller then revealed the decoy planters were in direct contact with Elias's law group. President Trump is calling for prosecutions.
President Trump has signaled the end of deference to the Iranian regime, refusing to address its leaders as 'sir' while Congressman Chris Murphy melts down over the administration's military calculus.
A craft store clerk's stunning admission, caught on camera, proves the corporate neutrality myth is dead and that everyday patriots are facing gatekeepers at every counter.
