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Rawhide40 retweeted
So a sitting United States Senator goes on camera a week before Election Day and says "we have lawyers who are already drafting the emergency case to be brought to the Supreme Court of the United States before the election and then in the immediate aftermath"… before the election. Not after a single vote was counted, not after anything happened, but before.
And then Ed Markey keeps going, thousands of lawyers getting ready to be deployed at election stations in the key states, and "we have to be ready on Election Day to have a national strike," with millions of people coming out of their homes to protest what he already calls an electoral crime. A crime that has not happened yet, on a day that has not happened yet.
Let me explain what you are looking at. When you write the lawsuit before the election and stage the crowd before the results, you are not protecting an election, you are pre-contesting one, and the outcome only counts if it goes your way. Now imagine a Republican senator saying those exact words on camera… how long before every network was running the word insurrection around the clock?
I watched them call people like us dangerous for asking questions about machines. Markey plans the strike out loud and it is just another interview in Boston.
@SenMarkey, if you are so sure you are winning big, why are the Supreme Court briefs already written? Go vote. All of you.
Markey Reveals Color Revolution Plan: Unions & Workers to Shut Down Nation?
Senator Markey must have participated in the organized Ed Holder Election War Game Exercises.
In a interview conducted today, Senator Ed Markey stated that lawyers were already drafting an emergency case to bring before the U.S.
Supreme Court both before and immediately after the election. He added that thousands of lawyers were being prepared for deployment to key polling stations across multiple states.
Markey further said preparations needed to include readiness for a national strike on Election Day, with millions of people taking to the streets to protest what he described as an attempted electoral crime. He specifically called for workers, unions, and businesses to shut down in a manner similar to the response in Minneapolis following the deaths of Alex Freddi and Renee Goode.
Markey argued that the president was growing increasingly desperate because Republican fortunes had slipped, citing repeated visits to Texas to protect an otherwise safe Senate seat and campaigning in historically safe Republican states such as Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa.
The Senator predicted that an anticipated large Democratic victory would prompt some Republicans in the House and Senate to distance themselves from the MAGA agenda rather than become “sacrificial lambs.”
Markey expressed concern that desperation could lead to the deployment of ICE agents or the military, and he said the public mobilization would demonstrate outrage to the Supreme Court if an emergency petition were filed.
This is why voters must choose common sense candidates in this midterm cycle. The modern Jacobins are out for blood, and only a decisive choice at the ballot box can save our republic.
Rawhide40 retweeted
Keep in mind, almost every book that makes it to the NYT bestsellers list has institutional backing & buyers. They have connections to libraries, they have direct dial to Apple/Walmart/etc to remove counterfeits, and so on.
@PassagePress has none of that advantage. That UNELECTED made the NYT bestsellers list anyway is a pure people's choice win. We'll muscle our way in, break the Big Five monopoly. Your support is needed!
It’s here. I got my signed copy of Unelected from @DataRepublican. I can’t wait to dig in and read this with my bestie @PigWar. This will make for some interesting conversations in spaces.
Bacon bits, we should do book club spaces and encourage others to get the book and be/stay informed.
Thank you for everything Jennica and Joshua Lisec!
Rawhide40 retweeted
The darkness was real. So was what they built.
Churchill fought loneliness and still held the line. Lincoln carried a heavy melancholy and still held a nation together.
Grant spent years on a lonely frontier post, far from the wife he adored, and fell into drinking and despair. He left the Army a failure.
A decade later, he won the war that saved the Union.
Beethoven wrote that only his art kept him going. Then, completely deaf, he gave the world the Ninth Symphony.
Greatness was never the absence of the dark. It's what you make while you're in it.
Embrace beauty, reject doom, my friends ✨
People don't understand how depressed most Great Men actually are.
*Napoleon wrote a paper called "On Suicide" at 16
*Hamilton wrote a letter saying he "wished there was a war" to make his name
*Churchill wrote countless letters about Loneliness
*Lincoln constantly wrote about being depressed
*Caesar weeped by a statue of Alexander the Great
*Newton wrote about being isolated at school
*Musk talks about how "people wouldn't want to be me"
*Beethoven writes that his art stopped him from suicide
This is a recurring pattern you see throughout history. Many greats are depressed in their youth. And often times, this is their driver towards action. They deal with their pain through pure action.
Rawhide40 retweeted
First Lady Melania Trump STUNS for Halloween at the White House 2026.
Melania is wearing a mocha Winona lightweight suede coat by Nour Hammour with snakeskin Manolo Blahnik BB pumps. 🤎🧡🤎
#FashionoftheFirstLady
Rawhide40 retweeted
🇺🇸 Three Chamberlains stood on Little Round Top that day at Gettysburg.
Joshua and Tom are famous for it. Their brother, John, was there too.
John was the middle brother and a seminary student back in Maine. He had gone south in early June just to see his brothers in the 20th Maine.
Once the campaign for Gettysburg began, he did not leave. He joined the U.S. Christian Commission and came north with the regiment and Fifth Corps, reaching the field on July 2.
The three brothers were riding together toward Little Round Top when a Confederate shell almost ended them all.
Joshua turned and told them: “Boys, I don’t like this. Another such shot might make it hard for mother. Tom, go to the rear of the regiment and see that it is well closed up! John, pass up ahead and look out a place for our wounded.”
While Joshua and Tom fought on the hill, John stayed just behind them in the field hospitals. His own later report and diary describe his washing wounds, providing shade and comfort, and taking final messages for the soldiers.
He remained at Gettysburg at least through July 11, still caring for the wounded.
John had suffered from tuberculosis since 1859. He married in 1866, however, the disease returned and he passed in August 1867 at the young age of 29.
His widow would marry his brother Thomas in 1870.
🇺🇸 Carry arms. That was the order Brig. Gen. Joshua Chamberlain gave to his men as the defeated Army of Northern Virginia approached at Appomattox.
Confederate Maj. Gen. John B. Gordon, leading the first column, ordered his men to return the same position.
Nearly 22,000 Confederate infantry marched past in divisions and stacked their muskets.
In his memoirs, Gordon later called Chamberlain one of the knightliest soldiers in the Union Army.
“Carry arms” is the period term. The musket was held upright in the right hand, perpendicular to the shoulder. It was the marching position, not a full “present arms.” In modern U.S. Army drill the equivalent position is called “shoulder arms.”
The full story of the mutual “honor answering honor” salute comes mainly from Chamberlain’s later writings, especially his book The Passing of the Armies.
His letter written the day after described only receiving them “with the honors due to troops, at a shoulder, in silence.”
No other contemporary accounts confirm the dramatic details.
Still, Chamberlain was there. He treated the surrendering Confederates as soldiers, not as defeated enemies. That much is solid.
Rawhide40 retweeted
BREAKING: The DOJ’s “Operation Ghostbusters” has flagged 830,840 potentially fraudulent federal student aid IDs, tied to nearly $130 million, in a scheme that allegedly used stolen American identities to enroll fake “ghost students” and send the aid money to Kenya.
5 charged, $32M+ in confirmed losses so far, $750K+ in crypto seized, and DOJ estimates the total fraud since 2021 at well over $200 million.
Rawhide40 retweeted
Get rid of the Federal Reserve and go back to the Gold Standard!
🚨 BREAKING: The US Federal Reserve is leaving interest rates UNCHANGED at 3.75% to 4.00%
We should be CUTTING them!
Listen to President Trump and unleash growth 🇺🇸
It's better than raising them right before an election, but America should be paying the lowest in the world.
Stop letting other counties pay less than us!
Trump has repeatedly called on the Fed to start slashing rates down to 1% or less
Rawhide40 retweeted
Jake Tapper just had that morbidly obese paid protester from Trump’s rally on his show…
You know, the one whose shirt was so short it barely covered his stomach and who got kicked out after acting like a complete lunatic.
You seriously cannot make this stuff up. 🤣🤣🤣
Rawhide40 retweeted
“If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be.”
— Thomas Jefferson
I am speechless. Thomas Aquinas College just dropped a study on the rigor of the new SAT.
It compares the 1980/87 test with 2026. The findings should terrify every parent and teacher...
Vocabulary has collapsed.
Old SAT: 70.6% of questions tested vocab.
New SAT: 15%.
The old test forced students to know a wide range of words through analogies, antonyms, and sentence completions. The new test abandoned that. Most vocab questions now just ask students to fill in one blank from context.
Reading passages also got radically shorter (average ~97 words vs 300–340).
The new test uses short expository passages and hands you the necessary background knowledge inside the text. The older tests leaned much more heavily on argumentative and persuasive writing, assumed far more historical, scientific, and cultural knowledge, and penalized students who lacked it.
This is a redefinition of what "college readiness" means.
If you believe that kids should develop rigorous vocabulary, be capable of sustained reading, and possess background knowledge, I have bad news for you. The SAT no longer measures these.
If you want a future where children can actually read difficult texts and construct complex arguments, the SAT must be replaced now.
This cannot go on.
Rawhide40 retweeted
🚨 HOLY CRAP! Stephen Miller reveals Democrats got 20 to 30 HOUSE SEATS from counting illegals in the Census.
"20 to 30 of House Democrat seats wouldn't exist but for illegal aliens!"
But President Trump's starting a new Census NOW, with no illegals.
"Let's not forget: Democrats rigged the 2020 Census by including ILLEGAL ALIENS."
"They sued Donald Trump...to include illegal aliens in the Census."
"Texas is taking just a small corrective step [redistricting] against this OCEAN of fraud, this ocean of abuse, by the corrupt Democrat Party."