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Seeing a few X accounts saying that the FBI director will be thermonuclear. Beyond Gaetz. Giuliani or Flynn are the only names I can think of that would qualify.

Every swamp rat crying about Gaetz didn’t lift a finger while DOJ was running illegal coup after illegal coup against our elected government from 2016-2020. They didn’t say a word when DOJ illegally seized the phones of Rep. Scott Perry or Rep. Andy Ogles. They were quiet as a church mouse when DOJ illegally spied on Trump. They were nowhere to be found when DOJ hatched and ran the entire fake kidnapping plot against Gretchen Whitmer. They did nothing when DOJ allowed violent threats against Supreme Court justices to continue. And don’t even get me started on their paralysis regarding the insane DOJ J6 op. So to everyone in Washington crying about Matt Gaetz: you are the reason he is necessary. Understand that it is happening because of your own fecklessness, or complicity. You did nothing while the infection festered and the cancer spread at DOJ. You looked the other way as it nearly destroyed the country. And now you wonder why emergency medicine is necessary? So as you cry at Capitol Grille over expensive wine bought for you by your corrupt K Street donors, just know that all of this is your fault, and that it’s not going to stop until the problems you deliberately ignored are finally solved.

The POTUS and first lady posing for a friendly photo with.....HITLER!!!!

She is. Just overshadowed by Gaetz announcement.

And they were worried about Mike Davis...

⬆️ Cope and seethe!

Ok, this one needed its own thread if only for the incoming leftist meltdown!

Don't believe it at all, but we shall see.

And Rubio official nominee for SoS.

Doesn't pass the King hand waving standard. Here’s a key point about our mission at DOGE: eliminating bureaucratic regulations isn’t a mere policy preference. It’s a legal *mandate* from the U.S. Supreme Court: - West Virginia v. EPA (2022) held that agencies cannot decide major questions of economic or political significance without "clear congressional authorization." This applies to *thousands* of rules that never passed Congress. - In Loper Bright v. Raimondo (2024), the Court ended Chevron deference, which means agencies can't foist their own interpretations of the law onto the American people. Over 18,000 federal cases cited the Chevron doctrine, often to uphold regulations, many of which are now null & void. - In SEC v. Jarkesy (2024), SCOTUS restricted the use of "administrative law judges" by agencies. The same agency that wrote the rules shouldn't be able to prosecute citizens in “courts” that it controls. - In Corner Post v. Board of Governors (2024), the Court held that new businesses can challenge old regulations, greatly expanding the statute of limitations & opening many more rules up for scrutiny. So we shouldn't just look at rules passed in the last 4 years, but over the past 4 decades (or more). DOGE is ready help the U.S. government conform to the U.S. Constitution once again. @elonmusk and I are ready to serve. 🇺🇸

Thune wins 🎯

Scott out after first ballot. Shocker.