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Everyday American 🇺🇲🥓🇺🇲 retweeted
Voter Turnout In Minnesota Expected To Be Over 130% buff.ly/GSnOGrz
Everyday American 🇺🇲🥓🇺🇲 retweeted
Tax hikes. Inflation. Lawlessness. We’ve seen what the Democrat agenda delivers, and we can’t go back. Make your plan and vote early.
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Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Fund
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Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Caregiver Resources
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Photo Credit: Tommy Garcia
Everyday American 🇺🇲🥓🇺🇲 retweeted
A 3-year-old boy was kidnapped from a public library, and less than an hour later, he was sitting on a city bus beside the man who had taken him. The little boy was crying, and the other passengers had no idea he had been abducted. But when the bus driver looked at the child, he suddenly realized he matched the description of a missing boy police were desperately searching for.
It happened in Milpitas, California. Bus driver Tim Watson had heard the police alert about a missing 3-year-old boy earlier that day. When a man boarded his bus with a crying child, something didn’t seem right. The more Tim looked at the little boy, the more he suspected he was the child everyone was searching for.
But Tim couldn’t risk confronting the man. If he was the kidnapper, one wrong move could put the little boy in even greater danger. So Tim came up with a clever plan. He announced to the passengers that someone had reported a missing green backpack and began walking through the bus, pretending to search for it.
As he moved past the man and child, Tim got a closer look and confirmed his suspicions. He quietly contacted dispatch to alert police, then returned to his seat and continued driving as though nothing had happened. All the while, the suspected kidnapper remained on board, completely unaware that the driver had recognized the child.
Tim kept his composure until police were able to intercept the bus. Officers rushed aboard, arrested the suspect, and brought the little boy to safety. Thanks to one observant bus driver who refused to ignore his instincts, a terrifying kidnapping ended with a child being returned to his family.
Tim Watson wasn’t a police officer or a trained rescuer. He was simply a bus driver who recognized a child in danger and found a way to save him without putting him at greater risk. Let’s give this incredible man the recognition he deserves.
Everyday American 🇺🇲🥓🇺🇲 retweeted
.@JamesOKeefeIII and @camhigby didn't cast a ballot. They didn't sign the voter oath under penalty of perjury, and they didn't vote. They walked into a polling place, proved to the entire country how ridiculously easy it is to exploit Minnesota's "vouching" system, and walked right back out.
And what is Minnesota's response? Did they thank these men for pointing out their vouching system was broken?
NOPE. County Attorney Mary Moriarty hit them with felony charges.
They are prosecuting the flashlight for pointing at the dark corner. Because admitting the vulnerability means taking accountability, and they’d rather put investigative journalists behind bars than fix what's broken.
An important post....
I thank God in heaven above that we still have a few people in Congress who are true Americans.
If you haven't looked at the details of the Sunshine Protection Act and the Sunshine for Our Kids Act and if you are a true American who loves the Constitution... Look at both.
It's not even about whether pDST or pST is better. It's about which Act will allow states to decide.
The Sunshine for Our Kids Act is truly American. States will be able to decide which to use.
The Orwellian named Sunshine Protection Act is an un-American, play to appease business interests. Only states currently on permanent ST will be able to live by True Time. No other states will be allowed to opt in.
Stop the authoritarian Sunshine Protection Act. Thank you .@RepMGS
School bullying is WAY past "out of hand". There are reasons why home schooling is becoming more prevalent.
Ma fille m’a demandé à changer d’école.
Comme ça. Sans larmes. Sans colère. Sans révolte.
Elle s’est simplement approchée pendant que je préparais mon sac pour le travail et m’a dit doucement :
— « Est-ce que je peux étudier ailleurs ? »
Je lui ai demandé s’il s’était passé quelque chose.
Elle m’a dit que non.
Je lui ai demandé si elle n’avait pas d’amies.
Elle m’a répondu qu’elle ne savait pas.
Alors je lui ai demandé si quelqu’un la traitait mal.
Et elle est restée silencieuse.
Cette nuit-là, je n’ai pas fermé l’œil.
Le lendemain, j’ai inventé que je devais parler à la directrice.
Mais en réalité, j’y suis allé pour observer.
Je suis resté dans un couloir et j’ai attendu la récréation.
Et je l’ai vue.
Debout près de la grille, son thermos à la main, le regard baissé.
Un groupe de filles est passé, se bousculant en riant.
Un garçon lui a jeté du jus sur la chemise et s’est enfui.
Une autre a pris une photo en cachette et l’a montrée aux autres, éclatant de rire.
Elle n’a rien dit.
Elle a simplement serré les lèvres.
Comme si elle y était déjà habituée.
Mais ce qui m’a le plus blessé, ce n’est pas cela.
C’est d’avoir vu une professeure passer à ce moment-là.
Elle l’a regardée.
A regardé les autres.
Et a continué son chemin, comme si de rien n’était.
Comme si ma fille était invisible.
Plus tard, j’ai écrit à l’école.
Je leur ai raconté ce qu’elle m’avait laissé entendre.
Qu’en classe, on lui cachait ses cahiers.
Que dans les couloirs, on lui donnait des surnoms.
Que dans le groupe WhatsApp, on se moquait de ses photos.
Ils m’ont répondu avec la phrase habituelle :
— « Ne vous inquiétez pas, ce sont des histoires d’enfants. Nous gérons la situation. »
Mais ils n’ont rien fait.
Rien du tout.
Ce soir-là, en rentrant à la maison, elle m’a demandé tout bas :
— « Tu y as pensé ? »
Je lui ai répondu que oui.
Et qu’elle n’avait plus à retourner dans cette école.
Elle n’a pas demandé pourquoi.
Elle a juste posé son sac dans un coin et respiré profondément.
Comme quelqu’un qui, enfin, se libère d’un fardeau qu’il portait seul.
Aujourd’hui, elle étudie ailleurs.
Pas dans un endroit plus grand.
Ni plus moderne.
Juste plus humain.
Là où on la regarde dans les yeux.
Où on l’appelle par son prénom.
Et où elle n’a plus besoin de se faire petite pour ne pas être blessée.
Parce qu’un enfant — une fille ou un garçon — ne demande pas à changer d’école par caprice.
Il le fait quand il n’en peut plus.
Et le plus déchirant, ce n’est pas ce que font ses camarades…
mais ce que ne font pas les adultes censés le protéger.
Et j’aimerais que cela soit rare.
J’aimerais ne pas faire partie de ces parents qui l’ont compris trop tard.
Car il y a quelque chose qu’on n’oublie jamais :
le jour où ta fille te demande, presque en chuchotant,
de la sortir du seul endroit où elle aurait dû se sentir en sécurité.
Everyday American 🇺🇲🥓🇺🇲 retweeted
The UK’s Two-Tier Justice System on Full Display 🧵👇
An Osman warning (officially known in the UK as a Threat to Life (TTL) notice) is an official notification issued by the police when intelligence indicates a real and immediate risk to an individual's life, but there is not yet enough evidence to make an arrest.
The warnings originated from a 1998 European Court of Human Rights ruling (following the 1988 murder of Ali Osman).
In Tommy Robinson’s ‘harassment’ trial at Southwark Crown Court, agreed facts presented to the jury stated that he had received four Osman warnings from the police between 2018 and 2024.
Tommy and his legal defense have previously claimed in court and public statements that he and his family have faced threats of sufficient seriousness to warrant around 12 Osman warnings over the years.
The Daily Mail sent a reporter and a photographer to track down Tommy while he was abroad.
They subsequently published a front-page exposé containing:
* His physical location: The paper revealed he was staying at a resort hotel near Ayia Napa, Cyprus.
* Photographs: The feature included photographs of Robinson on vacation, notably one of him reclining on a sunbed using his mobile telephone.
* Family context: The coverage made it clear he was vacationing abroad with his children.
While the Daily Mail maintained in court that it did not publish identifiable images of his children, Robinson argued passionately in the witness box that the articles effectively unmasked his private location, exposed his ex-wife and children, and triggered severe online security threats against his family.
The central premise of the Daily Mail’s August 2024 coverage was directly tying his social media activity to the civil unrest in the UK, explicitly using the front-page headline: "Stoking race riots from his sunbed".
They linked him to the Southport riots by reporting on his digital activity, focusing on the high volume of anti-immigration social media posts, commentary, and videos he was broadcasting to millions of followers on X while the UK riots were unfolding on the ground.
Tommy’s legal team argued that he did not issue direct commands or instructions to riot.
Instead, they highlighted instances where he explicitly urged his followers to remain peaceful or called for calm amidst the breaking civil unrest.
Because he was physically out of the country in Cyprus, his supporters argue he could not have been orchestrating or physically leading the events unfolding on British streets.
This is what made the Daily Mail's headline “Stoking race riots from his sunbed" so contentious.
Tommy maintained the characterisation was an unfair, establishment-driven attack that put his family in danger, while the publication stood by its reporting on his ‘digital influence’
So, the Daily Mail effectively doxxed the location of a man and his family while they were on holiday, despite them having received up to 12 immediate risk warnings to their lives.
Yet, it is Tommy who now faces a 10-year prison sentence, while the Daily Mail receives zero repercussions.
MAKE IT MAKE SENSE 😣
@TRobinsonNewEra
#TommyRobinson #MSMDoubleStandard #TwoTierBritain
Everyday American 🇺🇲🥓🇺🇲 retweeted
James O’Keefe and Cam Higby have been charged in Minnesota with felony identity theft and unlawful voting for an undercover test of the state’s vouching rules during the August 2026 primary.
Disguised in Muslim attire with hidden cameras, they visited multiple Minneapolis polling places, used real registered voters’ names without permission, asked about the process, and stopped short of signing oaths or casting ballots.
The goal was to show how easily the system can be exploited. Yet non-citizens on the rolls continue to face far less aggressive enforcement.
The people testing the rules get charged. The vulnerabilities they highlight largely do not.
Make this make sense.
Whistleblowers are constantly being targeted and not the CRIME itself.
Everyday American 🇺🇲🥓🇺🇲 retweeted
City critics often wonder why a sixty-six-year-old American grandfather keeps a .357 Magnum revolver inside his home.
On July 29, 2012, a gunman in Early, Texas, murdered two neighbors and ambushed the first responding police officer.
Early Police Sergeant Steven Means was pinned down behind his patrol cruiser while the killer hid behind a tree and hammered the car with an assault rifle.
Because the gunman had high cover behind the trunk and was spraying semi-automatic rifle fire straight into the cruiser, Sergeant Means had zero angle to flank him without being killed.
Watching from his trailer doorway one hundred and fifty feet away, sixty-six-year-old neighbor Vic Stacy saw the young officer running out of time.
"He's fixin' to kill that boy," Stacy said to himself.
Hitting a partially hidden rifleman at fifty yards with a short-barreled revolver is a shot even police marksmen consider nearly impossible under fire.
Stacy stepped into his doorway, braced his .357 Magnum revolver with both hands, and squeezed the trigger.
He struck the gunman in the thigh from one hundred and fifty feet away, knocking the killer off balance and drawing his fire just long enough for Sergeant Means to land the fatal rifle shots and survive.
In Texas, a good neighbor does not film a pinned policeman with his phone. He steadies his hands.
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Americans are fed up with a federal government that refuses to confront the Islamization of this country.
You import people from nations that ban churches, execute apostates and blasphemers, and treat non-Muslims as subordinates - then let them organize politically and demographically with zero serious pushback.
Choose Islam or freedom. You cannot have both.