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Didn’t we all learn history? Because if we did, we would recognize that what we're witnessing isn't some unprecedented political phenomenon. It's history repeating itself.
Throughout American history, the party that holds the presidency has often lost seats in Congress during midterm elections. This has happened under both Republican and Democratic administrations. It's part of the political cycle, not necessarily a declaration that one side has suddenly saved America or that the other side has destroyed it.
But here's what truly blows my mind: Americans celebrate these political victories as if somebody actually won something.
Won what? Another two years of political warfare? More investigations, impeachment discussions, finger-pointing, and endless partisan battles? While our elected officials fight for political power, how much meaningful progress is actually being made for the people they were elected to serve?
Republicans blame Democrats. Democrats blame Republicans. And somewhere along the way, we've turned American politics into a spectator sport, with millions of people cheering for their political team rather than demanding results.
Meanwhile, real Americans are living real lives.
They're working hard, paying bills, raising families, caring for aging parents, worrying about healthcare, stretching paychecks, and trying to build a better future for their children. These are the people who deserve our elected officials' attention. Not another round of political games.
Let's be clear: You have every right to criticize Trump. You also have every right to hold Democrats accountable. That's what living in a democracy means. But pretending every problem in America began with one president, or believing every problem will magically disappear when another president takes office, is refusing to acknowledge reality.
America's challenges are bigger than one administration, one election, or one political party.
I'm tired of the political division from BOTH sides. We've reached a point where some people seem more interested in watching the opposing party fail than in watching our country succeed.
And that's heartbreaking.
We elect representatives to serve the American people, not themselves, their political careers, or their party's agenda. Their responsibility is to work toward solutions, find common ground when possible, and remember that their loyalty should ultimately be to the Constitution and the people they represent.
Ronald Reagan once warned that freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. His words were a reminder that preserving America requires responsibility, participation, and a commitment beyond partisan loyalty.
America doesn't need another red wave or blue wave. America needs a wake-up call!!!
We need leaders who put service before power, solutions before political victories, and the American people before party loyalty.
We need citizens who can disagree without becoming enemies, question their own party without being labeled traitors, and hold ALL elected officials accountable.
Because here's the truth:
A Republican victory is not automatically an American victory. A Democratic victory is not automatically an American victory. The only victory that should matter is one that makes life better for the American people!!!
Our country is bigger than any president, political party, or election cycle.
We are Americans first!!!
And until we start acting like it, we'll continue repeating the same exhausting cycle while the people who pay the price are the very people our government was elected to serve.
COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY. PEOPLE BEFORE POLITICS. AMERICA BEFORE EGO!!!
That's not a Republican message. That's not a Democratic message.
That's an American message!!!! You don't have to agree politically to believe America deserves better!!!
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Exactly. We must do something about it, not just talk about it or complain about it.
Time for the DOJ to do its job.
We can't have mere talking points about stuff like this anymore. We're beyond memes, trolls, engagement farming, brand building, etc.
We have the FEC and DOJ both under President Trump's authority as head of the executive branch. So do something about it. All that matters now is action.
"Faith without works is dead."
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The left has worked for decades to build an infrastructure to run elections. It has never been about candidates, it’s about the process and the control of that process.
🚨🚨 THE DEMOCRACY FILES / ILLEGITIMACY PLAYBOOK, PART 16: HOW THE MIDTERMS WERE PULLED OFF 🚨
Among today's talk of voter fraud, a critical role is overlooked: the importance of NGOs in early voting.
Below, I show the receipts where NGOs directly take a role in making the midterms happen.
It's been a long week, and I'm too tired to type up a summary.
Just know the two main points:
Republicans have an institutional blindness. They believe getting voters is all about branding and messaging. They pay enormous sums to consultants and TV ads and have endless conferences on what the right "message" is.
Democrats, meanwhile, have built an entire and expensive institutional machinery around getting people physically to the polls. And they were more motivated in 2026 than any other year.
I do NOT deny the existence of voter fraud. Saying the data doesn't show that others claim to show, is not equivalent to saying there is no fraud.
As I've said in several posts today, the election system in the United States is structurally set up such that citizenship verification is an honor system. The biggest swings in 2026 were among young people and Hispanics.
And 2026 was a concerted effort by NGOs like none other. Watch them in their own words how they pulled it off:
This is on Benson! She has provided no clear legal guidance to poll workers or clerks. She has broken the law so many times over the last 8 years. If there is no accountability for breaking the law, they have no reason to change their ways.
JUST IN: Dearborn, Michigan Poll Worker, Speaking in Arabic, Tells Undercover Reporter He Can Vote for U.S. Senate Despite Saying He’s Not a U.S. Citizen — Just Not President
“Only for U.S. President you can’t vote, but the others you can” is: “بس لرئيس أميركا ما فيك تصوّت، بس للباقيين فيك تصوّت.”
Under 18 U.S.C. § 611, noncitizens are prohibited from voting in federal elections, including U.S. Senate races, subject to narrow exceptions.
Final analysis on Michigan on this Election Day. Get out and vote and take people with you!
SECURING AMERICA: 11/03/26
Frank is joined by Ron Armstrong of Stand Up Michigan, Dr. Karen Siegemund of the American Freedom Alliance, and Dr. David Wurmser to discuss Michigan’s Senate race, election integrity and education, and Israel’s coalition challenges amid regional threats.
Ron discusses the Michigan Senate race between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, saying the contest is close and that recent events could influence voters who have not yet cast ballots. He describes former Democratic primary candidate Haley Stevens’s endorsement of Rogers after a dispute with El-Sayed’s campaign and estimates that even a small shift in votes could affect the result. The conversation also covers COVID-era restrictions, freedom of speech, and what they describe as threats to constitutional rights, connecting the Michigan race to broader divisions within the Democratic Party and the potential impact on control of the Senate. @standup_mi
Karen expresses concerns about election integrity and says educational institutions influence students’ values, knowledge, and sense of national identity. She discusses Chinese and Qatari involvement in education, the role of Confucius Institutes, and the effects of schools taking on responsibilities she believes belong to parents. The conversation also addresses the impact of school policies on children’s identities and family relationships. @AFAlliance
David analyzes Israel’s recent election and the difficulty of forming a governing coalition. He discusses the Arab parties’ role, possible paths including another election or a national unity government, and the pressures Israel faces from Iran, Gaza, Hezbollah, and other regional issues. He considers reported contacts among Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, and argues that Turkey and Qatar are working together. He says the central question regarding possible U.S. action against Iran is whether the aim would be regime change, and whether Israel would be included in the planning. @Wurmserscribit
A great Video reminder from Rush Limbaugh. Never give up on America. However today goes, we must keep fighting because America is worth fighting for!
This is pretty cool. A good friend just sent this Rush clip to me -- "Never give up on America" youtube.com/watch?v=hQiGtje_…
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A huge win for the rule of law. Benson again is told she broke the law. We can only pray that she is not elected Governor tomorrow.
Get out and VOTE!
BREAKING: WE WON. A MICHIGAN COURT JUST STRUCK DOWN MICHIGAN SECRETARY OF STATE JOCELYN BENSON'S RULE ORDERING CLERKS TO DELETE ELECTION POLL BOOKS.
FINAL JUDGMENT. PERMANENT. STATEWIDE.
"Rule 168.48 is invalid."
The rule: DELETE the poll book files after every election.
The law: KEEP election records 22 months.
The Court: "When an administrative rule conflicts with a statute, the statute controls."
One township clerk asked which law to follow. Nobody answered. So Michelle McQueer sued.
82 days later, she won. For EVERY clerk in Michigan. Starting with TOMORROW'S election.
And the Court directed the Secretary to write NEW instructions for all 1,520 clerks that follow the ruling. The poll book files go on encrypted flash drives and stay there for 22 months.
Remember what we said in October? Reconstruction is not preservation.
The Court agreed: "Retaining the metadata is as crucial as retaining the data itself."
READ THAT ONE TWICE.
The State's big burden? The Court found it's "at most, $100 per additional flash drive."
Thank you to the RNC and Michigan Republican Party for joining me in the fight.
The State can appeal. Until a court ever says otherwise, the poll books stay.
ONE CLERK. TWO LAWS. THE LAW WON.
The Opinion: tinyurl.com/McQueerJudgment
McQueer v Benson, Michigan Court of Claims No. 26-000172-MZ
Let's make Michigan safe, normal, and responsible again! 🇺🇸
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Great commercial by Moms for America. This may be the most important commercial for people to see between now and Election Day.
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A fatal error by Abdul and his campaign, but I have to say it’s fun just to watch them tear each other apart. Election Day is coming and the 49% that voted for Haley Stevens have a decision to make. They either stay home or switch their vote to Rogers.
We must all join forces to defeat Abdul El-Sayed.
Representative Haley Stevens is a courageous leader who deserves the respect of every Michigan voter. She has conducted herself with nothing but class since the Democratic primary, a primary where a majority of voters did not vote for her party’s nominee.
She was absolutely right to call on Abdul El-Sayed to denounce the Rebellion PAC ad and she was right to call on him to apologize for espousing the same hateful ideology behind it.
Representative Stevens’ statement expressed a hope that Abdul El-Sayed “had heard the deep concerns of the Jewish Community.” It is as shameful as it is disappointing that his response to her clearly shows that he does not care about those concerns.
In her statement, the Congresswoman says, “ the Jewish and African-American communities of my district deserve to have someone show up for them, rather than fight over them.”
I agree with her and my campaign is about being there, showing up and defending these communities and all Michiganders.
I joined Steve Bannon’s WarRoom this morning to provide an update on the Michigan Senate election. It’s no longer about persuasion, it’s about turn out. rumble.com/v7hm2r4-ron-armst…
The margins are razor thin and every vote counts. If we turn out in Election Day, we will win. Talk to your family, friends, neighbors, co-workers, and people in your Church. Share with them what is at stake and how important it is that they vote!
Matt has it exactly right. Americans should be prepared. There is no need to panic if you are prepared.
A lot of people asking whether they should stock up on emergency supplies. The answer is quite obviously that you should. There is absolutely no downside to being prepared and massive downside to not being prepared. We’ve already seen global lockdowns, runs on necessary supplies, and mass rioting. That was just a few years ago. If you’re trying to convince yourself that something like that won’t happen again — and maybe a lot worse this time around — you should stop. Be prepared. There is no rational argument against preparation. Will anything catastrophic actually happen soon? I have no clue. There are enough signals to take the possibility seriously. Way better to err on the side of caution with these things.
I joined Frank Gaffney from Securing America to discuss where things stand in the Michigan Senate race. We also touched on the great work that Congressman John Moolenaar is doing on China related issues in Michigan and across the Country.
SECURING AMERICA: 10/29/26
Frank is joined by Ron Armstrong of Stand Up Michigan and retired Colonel Rob Maness to discuss Michigan’s Senate race, Chinese influence in the state, analysis of meetings involving former USAID employees, and military resilience.
Ron discusses Democrat nominee Abdulrahman El-Sayed’s narrow primary win, his associations, and disputes over his statements, credentials, and positions. He examines how the race is playing across Michigan, including Muslim communities in Dearborn and Hamtramck, college towns, Black communities, and union households, and argues that turnout will be central to the outcome. The conversation also turns to China’s presence in the state, including local opposition to a proposed battery plant and concerns about Chinese purchases of land near military facilities, manufacturing, and investments tied to Chinese companies. He praises Representative John Moolenaar’s work on China-related issues and discusses efforts to limit investment in companies connected to the Chinese government. @standup_m
Rob discusses researcher Jennica Pounds, known online as Data Republican, and her analysis of meetings involving former USAID employees and other groups. He describes the meetings as planning for a response to possible election-related actions by the Trump administration, including efforts to challenge the government’s legitimacy and restructure the Constitution. He also discusses reported involvement by former national-security figures, state officials, foreign participants, and federal employees.
The conversation addresses whether the activities could lead to violence and the possibility of invoking the Insurrection Act. On military readiness, Rob assesses Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s plan for major U.S. military facilities to sustain operations independently for 90 days, saying this is feasible and referring to an earlier proposal for a base microgrid and small modular reactors, while noting that resilience would also require cybersecurity measures. @RobManess