Trump-backed Navy SEAL vet delivers major blow to Massie in fiery GOP primary
Trump called Massie the ‘worst Republican congressman in history’ and Hegseth campaigned for Gallrein as race came to close
HEBRON, KY – President Donald Trump on Tuesday scored another victory in his revenge campaign against GOP critics, further flexing his grip on the Republican Party after a string of primary wins in recent weeks.
Trump-backed Ed Gallrein, a former Navy SEAL and Kentucky farmer, defeated the president’s longtime antagonist, Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., according to The Associated Press.
Gallrein’s victory represents a major win for Trump’s political operation and pro-Israel allied groups, who spent aggressively to unseat the sitting lawmaker.
Speaking at his victory celebration, Gallrein thanked Trump for his support and emphasized, “My focus is on advancing the president’s and the party’s agenda to put America first and Kentucky always.”
If #47 didn’t act, the Mullah Henchment would have a nuclear bomb, threaten us, threaten our allies in the Middle East and finally didtate that we give up our Nuclear Arsenal. This is their worldwide game plan.
Tick Tock, Tick Tock. We have given them fair warning; #47 is not pussy footing around, DESTRUCTION DAY is a week or two away. There is no way that the Girlie Boy Ayatollah (show your face for Allah’s sake) will secede to our demands.
Weakness is not in their cards, but death is a virtue not to be denied.We are now coordinating with Israel on the next step.Are we going to secretly arm the people, what about Kharg Island, will we destroy their drone capabilities, what is comes next is the question?
Nearly 3,000 new data centers are under construction or planned across the United States, and most Americans have no idea what these things actually are or what they are being built to do. In this clip, I break down the explosive growth of AI data centers across the country, including the largest one ever proposed: 62 square miles in rural Utah, fast-tracked by the state government with the public completely locked out of the decision. This is not about faster internet. This is about building the physical infrastructure of a surveillance state. We cover the noise pollution — what it actually sounds like to live half a mile from one of these things at 1 in the morning. The light pollution bathing rural Texas towns in a 24-hour industrial glow. The heat islands raising local temperatures by nearly 4 degrees. The water usage — one Google facility in Ohio alone pulling 387,000 gallons per day, full of forever chemicals when it comes back out. And the electricity bills in states like Georgia, where residents are paying up to $267 more per year just to power these things while the data centers themselves get a discount. These are not side effects. They are symptoms. The infrastructure for a digital prison is being built all around us, funded by our own tax dollars, poisoning our water, and driving up our cost of living — while the people pushing it tell us they’re worried about the environment.
Check the Utah Girls who are humiliating Shark Tank mogul Ken O’leary.
A Muslim scholar who was forced to flee Egypt after criticizing Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks is warning America’s far left that its alliance with Islamist extremism could end the same way Iran’s did in 1979 — with an Islamic regime seizing power after partnering with leftist factions.
(CLICK)Dalia Ziada, a Middle East scholar and Washington, D.C.-based coordinator at the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy, later relocated to the United States and said she is now seeing similar and troubling dynamics take shape here.
Her warning comes as a global network of anti-Israel activist groups is mobilizing coordinated “Nakba 78” protests across the United States and around the world this weekend, with organizers using the anniversary of Israel’s founding to stage demonstrations that critics say challenge the Jewish state’s legitimacy, and, in some cases, call for its dismantling.
“For five or seven years now, we have been seeing some kind of a ‘sinful marriage’ between the radical left and the radical Islamism, the groups that hate Western liberal democracies and desire to destroy them,” she told Fox News Digital.
She also argued that Islamist movements have increasingly targeted Jewish communities in the West, which she described as a “pillar” supporting liberal democratic systems.
“They agree on one thing, that they need to destroy the West as we know it today and replace it with something else. For the radicalists, they want to replace it with the Marxist system. For the Islamists, they want to replace it with an Islamist system, which they think is the ideal system,” she said.
Global protest network
A Fox News Digital investigation found that approximately 425 organizations — including communist groups, Muslim advocacy organizations and anti-Israel activist coalitions — are operating within a coordinated transnational protest network with a combined funding footprint of roughly $1 billion in annual revenues.
Their latest scheme is to reduce the retirement age of the judges.This will force the current judges to retire.Then, because of the vacancies, the leftist Demcrats will stack the deck with liberal perverts with a biased mindset, thereby allowing a new redistricting map.
And there is talk amongst the lunatic left to expand the Supreme Court to 13. That is OK with us,Trump then will chose 4 more conservative judges during his remaining term causing Supreme Court Armageddon. The liberal pea brains will cry in their soup until the cows come home. Bring it on.What goes around comes around.
We will not know what China brought to the table until days, weeks or even months pass. A mysterious society hell-bent on wrecking havoc on the rest of the world; only an amateur will guess what their plan is next. #47 went there for good reason as the world has cratered into the edge of catastrophe.
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Trump says Iran ‘cannot have a nuclear weapon,’ describes negotiators as ‘crazy’
President Donald Trump told Fox News regarding Iran that “We really had the confines of a deal,” but then “the next day it’s like we didn’t have that conversation, and that’s taken place about five times.” He added that “they’re crazy” and “Because of that, they cannot have a nuclear weapon.”
Tehran media signals deep frustration over Trump’s Beijing
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi claimed economic woes are coming for the U.S. after it launched a “war of choice on Iran.”
“Americans are told that they must absorb rocketing costs of war of choice on Iran,” he wrote on X on Friday.
“Put aside gas price hike and stock market bubble. Real pain begins when U.S. debt and mortgage rates start to jump,” he added. “This was all avoidable.”
The comments come as oil prices remain elevated with tensions high in the Strait of Hormuz.
To those who have watched the recent decline in the price of gold, silver, platinum, paladium and Dr. Copper, don’t worry about it, This is a buying opportunity, hop on the band wagon now. Fortune tellers are predicting $20,000 gold, $200 silver and more to follow. Don’t be alarmed though, with infation on target for 5% come the third quarter the FED will have no escape hatch other than to debase the once almighty dollar. This will not be a one-off affair, the G-7 nations will join the party because they too are in a fix. How did we get to this point in time? Printing money is the correct answer.
With the expectation that the interest on the National Debt will be approaching $1 trillion, an obsurd number to say the least, the U.S. will have succumbed to the pressure of debasement. When that happens, an ounce of gold will be north of $20,000, a run on Fort Knox will take place as citizens rush in with dollars to exchange them for gold.
She has never gotten over the toll tax, believes the racists among us belong in the Iron Bar, problem is she is the one going to the Iron Bar. She says that we are coming for everyone.
Stacey Abrams faced significant personal financial challenges during her 2018 Georgia gubernatorial campaign, including over $54,000 in IRS tax debt, $56,000 in credit card debt, and student loans. She explained these stemmed from supporting her parents and niece, and she later entered a payment plan, with her 2022 filings showing her debts as resolved following high income from books and speeches. [1, 2, 3]
Key Details on Financial Issues:
IRS and Personal Debt: During the 2018 race, it was disclosed she owed the IRS, which she addressed by entering a payment plan, making monthly payments of \(\$1,000\) since early 2017. She also reported having \(170,000\) in combined credit card and student debt at that time.
Campaign Finance Scrutiny: Critics pointed out that while she carried personal tax debt, she loaned her 2018 campaign \(\$50,000\), which she defended as a personal decision to invest in her candidacy.
Resolution of Debt: By 2022, financial reports indicated her personal debt issues were resolved, with income over \(\$1.5\) million from the Harry Walker Agency and over \(\$3.5\) million from a literary agency for her books. Campaign Debt (2022): After her 2022 loss to Governor Brian Kemp, the campaign reported over \(\$1.4\) million in debt following a massive fundraising effort, according to Axios. Nonprofit Violations: In 2025, the New Georgia Project, a group she founded, was fined \(\$300,000\) by the Georgia ethics commission for campaign finance violations related to her 2018 run.
The latest news is that the Supreme Leader has one foot in the grave the other Peg burning as if it was a log ready to be tossed into the fireplace of hell.
Trump rejects Iran’s latest peace offer after Tehran refuses to negotiate its nuclear program: ‘TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE!’
President Trump on Sunday appeared to reject Iran’s latest proposal in ongoing negotiations over a peace deal, calling the Islamic republic’s offer “totally unacceptable.”
“I have just read the response from Iran’s so-called ‘Representatives.’ I don’t like it — TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE!” Trump wrote on Truth Social.
The president also warned the country against “playing games” after Tehran refused to discuss its nuclear program in its latest response to America’s peace proposal through Pakistani mediators.
Trump slammed the rogue Mideast country for delaying negotiations historically, ranting on the social platform.
“Iran has been playing games with the United States, and the rest of the World, for 47 years (DELAY, DELAY, DELAY!” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform.
“For 47 years the Iranians have been “tapping” us along, keeping us waiting, killing our people with their roadside bombs, destroying protests, and recently wiping out 42,000 innocent, unarmed protestors, and laughing at our now GREAT AGAIN Country. They will be laughing no longer!” he said.
Iran responded to Trump by again saying it would refuse to negotiate on its nuclear and missile program for the time being, instead trying to shift focus to ending the fighting and a gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, US and Iranian media reported.
If the US agrees to those terms, Tehran proposed that discussion on nuclear issues could be negotiated over the next 30 days, sources familiar with the deal told The Wall Street Journal.
Iran allegedly suggested it would be open to suspending its uranium enrichment for an undisclosed amount of time and transferring some of its atomic materials to a third country, the WSJ reported.
But the moratorium would be less than the 20 years proposed by the US.
The Islamic republic also sought assurances that it would get its uranium back if the US fails to comply with its part of the agreement.
Vantor satellite image from June 2025 shows tunnel construction activity near the Natanz nuclear facility and underground complex in Pickaxe Mountain.DigitalGlobe/Getty Images
The response came as US Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz said the dismantling of Iran’s nuclear program is a “very clear red line” for the president.
“We’ll get that at some point,” Trump told TV’s “Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson” in an interview that dropped Sunday. “We have it surveilled. You know, I did a thing called Space Force, and they are watching.
“If somebody walked in, they can tell you his name, his address, the number of his badge,” he said of the technology’s capability. “We have that very well surveilled. If anybody got near the place, we will know about it, and we’ll blow them up.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu echoed Trump’s warning, saying the war in Iran cannot end while Tehran still has a working nuclear program.
“It’s not over because there’s still nuclear material — enriched uranium — that has to be taken out of Iran,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told CBS News’ “60 Minutes.”
“All that is still there, and there’s work to be done,” he said, noting that to get rid of the nuclear material, “you go in, and you take it out.”
It remains unclear what other concessions Iran might be demanding from the US, but its response came around the same time that the semi-official Fars News Agency, which has close ties to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, published Tehran’s vision for the region.
In the 10-point plan allegedly laid out by Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran called for the full withdrawal of American ships and bases from the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson stood out from her colleagues this week when she broke with them to rail against the high court’s decision to fast-track its landmark order dismantling a key provision in the Voting Rights Act.
Simply put, this socialist puke has only one thing in mind, the OVERTHROW of the United States.
But Jackson’s solo dissent was far from the first time the Biden-appointed justice has been on an island, as she has routinely blasted the court for not asserting more judicial authority over President Donald Trump’s executive actions and drawn rebukes from her colleagues for taking what they have viewed as flawed positions.
Ideological divides over high-profile cases have been common. The trio of liberals has remained unified against the Trump administration by opposing decisions, including on the interim docket, to curb universal injunctions, allow states to ban transgender medical treatments for minors, permit Trump to fire members of independent agencies, authorize the government to cancel immigrants’ temporary protected status and more.
"Where Revolution is the Solution" Taking back the Empire
