https://twitter.com/ShannonBream/status/1616547158349471745?s=20&t=otliTQ64LRvzBQVBl10Owg

https://twitter.com/seanmdav/status/1616548914211049495?s=20&t=otliTQ64LRvzBQVBl10Owg

Twitter doesn’t like this getting out, they are blocking “copy tweet”, I guess they figure people don’t remember they can copy the internet link! Kek

https://mobile.twitter.com/jacobkschneider/status/1616521629143822336

https://mobile.twitter.com/WhitlockJason/status/1616486080710344705

Twitters new thing to make sure tweets don’t go viral, is make it impossible to “copy the tweet link”, (you have to copy the internet link), I’ve never experienced this in the last five years. But it happens a lot on new on Bidan, religious posts, anti abortion, anything conservative or bad for the Bidan admin. Obviously the remaining contractors want to prevent sharing of truth.

I wonder if Elon knows they’ve implemented knew ways not to share tweets.It’s really not “the least untrue” site on the internet. If conservatives can’t share then the site is still “The Ministry of Truth”

Go check this tweet and see if you can easily share it.

https://mobile.twitter.com/DogRightGirl/status/1616459748903383040

https://mobile.twitter.com/JohnLeePettim13/status/1616651821027663874

Article coming

https://mobile.twitter.com/seanmdav/status/1616493657774751756?cxt=HHwWmICw1dma-O4sAAAA

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April: Biden Admin Debuts Thought Police Board

In a congressional hearing on April 27, Biden’s Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas announced the creation of a “Disinformation Governance Board” to crack down on the “threat” (his word) of speech that challenges the Biden administration’s narrative on social media. The administration tapped Hunter Biden laptop truther, Christopher Steele fangirl, and censorship aficionado Nina Jankowicz to helm the project, before “pausing” the project after three weeks of outrage. Make no mistake, though — DHS assures us it’s still “continuing” to “address” speech it doesn’t like.

May: White House ‘Encourages’ Intimidation of SCOTUS Justices

After a leaker funneled a draft Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe v. Wade to Politico in early May, furious abortion supporters swarmed the private homes of the Republican-appointed justices. One left-wing group offered money to activists in return for descending on justices’ residences, even publishing their alleged addresses online. When asked about the intimidation tactics levied against the court, then-White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki refused to condemn the demonstrations, telling reporters that the Biden administration “certainly continue[s] to encourage that outside of judges’ homes.”

In June, the threats culminated in an assassination attempt on Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s life, when a California man was arrested near Kavanaugh’s home with “a Glock handgun, ammunition, a knife, pepper spray, and various tools for forced entry.”

June: Gas Prices Surpass $5 in Record High

After the Biden administration cracked down on domestic gas production, canceled the Keystone XL pipeline, and spurred nationwide inflation, gas prices climbed. June saw several regrettable milestones.

On June 3, The Federalist recorded that the country had seen 18 records for high gas prices in just 19 days. On June 6, gas prices officially doubled what they were when Biden took office. On June 11, the national average price of a gallon of gas hit $5.00 for the first time ever. On June 14, the price of gas hit its all-time high of $5.016, and on June 19, diesel topped the charts at $5.816.

July: The Joe Biden Recession Becomes Official

As rampant inflation continued to reach and break 40-year records — exacerbated by packages dumping trillions of dollars into the economy under Biden’s watch, while the president touted his “transition” of the economy to a green pipe dream — the nation officially hit the criteria for a recession at the end of July. Gross domestic product fell by 0.9 percent in 2022’s second quarter, hitting the benchmark of back-to-back quarters of negative growth that has traditionally signaled recession.

As Federalist CEO Sean Davis noted at the time, “Private investment dropped by double digits, its worst showing since the COVID shutdown,” while “disposable personal income has now fallen for five straight quarters.

August: Biden’s FBI Raids a Former President

Under the leadership of partisan Attorney General Merrick Garland, the Biden administration’s FBI conducted an unprecedented raid on Biden’s predecessor, 2020 presidential opponent, and potential 2024 rival Donald Trump. The stated reason for the raid was a documents dispute with the National Archives under the Presidential Records Act — but executive branch staffers and appointees (who, unlike the president, don’t have the power to declassify documents) have mishandled memos before and received wrist slaps.

The politicized nature of the raid — and of the DOJ’s attempt to turn the documents dispute into a scandal ahead of Trump’s candidacy in the 2024 election — became even more obvious after President Biden was discoveredto have withheld multiple troves of classified documents from his time as vice president in multiple locations, including his garage. His own DOJ’s deference to Biden’s lawyers in that documents scandal makes their hubbub over the Trump case all the more absurd…

https://thefederalist.com/2023/01/20/a-disaster-for-every-month-the-worst-scandals-abuses-and-embarrassments-of-joe-bidens-second-year-in-office/

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September: Biden’s FBI Raids Pro-Life Dad

Discontent to stop at Biden’s predecessor, the FBI executed a raid on pro-life Catholic and father of seven Mark Houck the following month. Houck’s wife described north of 20 agents with more than a dozen vehicles descending on their family home, with “big, huge rifles pointed at Mark and pointed at me and kind of pointed throughout the house,” before dragging Mark away.

What was his crime? The Justice Department accused Houck of “attacking a patient escort” at a Planned Parenthood facility, but Mark’s wife says he simply pushed away a pro-abortion man who was verbally and physically antagonizing Mark’s 12-year-old son. The man had previously had a lawsuit against Mark thrown out of district court, but the DOJ picked it up in its war on pro-life demonstrators post-Dobbs. By October, the DOJ had announced indictments of 22 pro-lifers.

October: Illegal Immigration Closes Worst Fiscal Year in History

The year 2022 was full of new records for out-of-control illegal immigration under Biden’s watch, but by the time the fiscal year closed out and the 2023 fiscal year started in October, migrant apprehensions had smashed the previous annual record. In FY 2022, Customs and Border Protection recordednearly 2.4 million apprehensions of illegal immigrants at the southern border, compared to 1.7 million in 2021 and not even 460,000 in 2020. The totals for every month but July and August eclipsed previous years (totals for July and August 2021, also under the Biden administration, were higher than in 2022). May of 2022 saw the highest monthly number of migrant encounters ever recorded.

November: Biden Buys Votes with Unconstitutional Student Loan Bailout

Biden’s plan to put taxpayers on the hook for roughly $300 billion to cover student loan debts for affluent college graduates found itself smacked down by the judiciary several times in November — but not before the president had used the illegal scheme to win over young voters for his political allies in the midterm election. Announced in August, the plan constituted an unconstitutional usurpation of the legislative branch’s authority to expend government (i.e., taxpayer) funds.

A survey from Intelligent in the summer of 2022 found that 23 percent of voters said they wouldn’t vote for Biden in 2024 unless he made “some or all” student loan debt disappear. The ploy did what it was designedto do in November, with Gen Z and millennials turning out in high numbers for Democrats.

December: ‘Twitter Files’ Show Biden Asked Big Tech for Censorship

A cache of internal Twitter documents revealed in December showed the Biden administration had pressured Twitter to censor and “de-platform” accounts that challenged the regime’s narrative about Covid shots. Other “Twitter Files” released the same month revealed that even before Biden won the White House, his campaign team was sending similar censorship requests to the Big Tech company, this time about embarrassing images of his scandal-embroiled son, Hunter.

The Biden team’s penchant for colluding with Big Tech to censor unflattering information or dissenting opinions is consistent with the administration’s 2021 admission that it was “flagging” social media posts it deemed “misinformation” for its allies at Facebook.

Elle Purnell is an assistant editor at The Federalist, and received her B.A. in government from Patrick Henry College with a minor in journalism. Follow her work on Twitter @_etreynolds.

It doesn’t matter if they can’t share the tweets

https://twitter.com/seanmdav/status/1616260354941542406?s=20&t=9dG0qjP9P7-41nqR8JRc7Q

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He was never anybody at CNN, because CNN rarely spoke truth, so he’s saying he can’t be a fucking oozing liar all the time

Mike challenges Bannon on what he said, Bannon clarifies what he said

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Mike Lindell Shares His Grassroots RNC Campaign Strategy

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AI doesn’t understand truth

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Joe Kent: The Role of Generative AI Replacing White Color, Manufacturing, & Medical Jobs

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Interesting 999

Kelli Ward is pissed and on firewatch if want link below

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Kelli Ward: Republicans Do Not Want Rhinos as RNC Chair

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Yes!