Eric Daugherty
@EricLDaugh
🚨 ILHAN OMAR is on the verge of TEARS right now as President Trump eviscerates her 3rd world homeland of Somalia for exporting their barbarians to the United States
DEPORT HER NOW!
10:02 PM · Feb 24, 2026
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Send Tlaib with her too
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/2026492943385710635?s=20
Citizen Free Press
@CitizenFreePres
Ilhan Omar starts screaming at President Trump – She was unhinged last night after the truth started to come out on Somali fraud.
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10:25 AM · Feb 25, 2026
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(We’ve got all the evidence now, what dumbasses)
https://x.com/CitizenFreePres/status/2026680031028691416?s=20
Didn’t that black guy in front of them look embarrassed what the two bitches were doing?
NY Gov. Hochul seeks $13.5B in tariff refunds after SCOTUS ruling
2/25/26
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, D, this week demanded that the Trump administration refund residents of the Empire State up to $13.5 billion in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling invalidating the tariffs he imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
The court's ruling was narrow and only addressed the IEEPA tariffs, which only accounted for a fraction of the tariffs President Donald Trump imposed on foreign countries.But the justices did not provide for or address possible refunds, a prospect likely to lead to additional legal challenges. Hochul, on Tuesday, issued a statement demanding that the administration provide a full refund.
“These senseless and illegal tariffs were just a tax on New York consumers, small businesses and farmers — and that’s why I’m demanding a full refund,” Hochul said. “I’ll never stop fighting for New Yorkers, and that means staying focused on putting more money back in your pockets — not ripping it away.”
Hochul cited the Yale Budget Lab's estimate that New Yorkers paid $13.5 billion in tariffs, though that estimate does not appear to exclude non-IEEPA tariffs.
Ben Whedon is the Chief Political Correspondent at Just the News. Follow him on X.
Trump predicts tariffs will replace income tax, despite SCOTUS ruling
2/24/26
President Donald Trump on Tuesdaypredicted that tariffs would ultimately replace the income tax, despite a recent Supreme Court ruling that struck down the ones he imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
"I believe the tariffs paid for by foreign countries will, like in the past, substantially replace the modern day system of income tax, taking a great financial burden off the people that I love," Trump declared during the State of the Union Address.
Trump further touted his use of tariffs to pressure foreign trade partners into making core concessions during trade negotiations.
"I used these tariffs, took in hundreds of billions of dollars to make great deals for our country, both economically and on a national security basis, everything was working well," he said. "Countries that were ripping us off for decades are now paying us hundreds of billions of dollars. They were ripping us so badly."
Though he did bemoan the recent Supreme Court decision, saying that the justices "got it wrong," he insisted thatthe other tariffs he could use would ultimately prove more effective.
https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/trump-predicts-tariffs-will-replace-income-tax-despite-scotus-ruling
The funny is the Court and enemies have no idea how long and deep Trump and Team had been planning this. They knew everything that could happen with introducing tariffs, so they designed the plans to always have an escape from interruption and having alternatives that were deeply gamed out==. Russ Voight told Bannon’s War room in many interviews about 2-1/2 years ago details on tariffs.
Anons did you notice PDJT shook Fetterman’s hand twice and Fetterman actually stood up when Trump came through. Trump did not touch any other Democrat. But Geesh Fetterman was still in sweatpants! KEK
>>24307052. Sorry I guess I just see him in sweats. You may correct me in a less hateful way
Wyoming Diesel Delete Mechanic Pardoned By Trump Goes To State Of The Union
One year ago, Troy Lake was in federal prison for "deleting" emissions systems on ailing diesel engines. On Tuesday, he attended President Donald Trump's State of the Union address in Washington, D.C. Clair McFarland
February 25, 2026
One year ago,Troy Lake was in federal prison for "deleting" emissions systems on ailing diesel engines. On Tuesday, he attended President Donald Trump's State of the Union address in Washington, D.C.
One year ago, Troy Lake was on his second week in federal prison.
He spent seven months there, including his 65th birthday and 40th wedding anniversary, for deleting emissions systems from ailing diesel engines.
On Tuesday, Lake joined U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyoming, at President Donald Trump's State of the Union address in Washington, DC.That’s after Lummis championed his cause — and Trump pardoned him Nov. 7.
Then Trump’s U.S. Department ofJustice announced in January that while diesel “delete” mechanics may still face civil penalties, the federal departmentwould stop pursuing criminal cases against them.
“Yeah, I’m excited,” Lake told Cowboy State Daily ahead of the president’s speech.“It’s just crazy how things like this are going.”
He said he didn’t know how much he’d be able to garner interest in the cause of other small business owners like himself, though he hoped to do so.
He pointedto Lummis’ proposed legislation to free imprisoned delete mechanics and Alaska RepublicanU.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan’sbill to require the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to update its regulations to account for how diesel exhaust fluid(DEF) can make engines falter in cold weather.
Many diesel mechanics were prosecuted after the federal government tilted five years ago during the Biden administration from civil to criminal enforcement against them.
“My biggest thing is obviously thanking Senator Lummis, and President Trump,” said Lake.
He said he felt badly accepting the invitation to the speech because he wanted recognition, rather, for “all the people who helped me get the pardon.”
Picking Up Engines
Lake said Lummis’ senior communications advisor Joe Jacksoncalled to invite him last Wednesday night.
He was supposed to go to Nevada to pick up four engines, and maybe a transmission, as part of rebuilding the businesshis criminal prosecution reduced to what his defense attorney once called “a shadow of its former self.”
Not to worry, said Lake: He’ll pick up the engines next week.
‘Thrilled’
Lummis told Cowboy State Daily in a statement Tuesday that she was “thrilled” to welcome Lake to Washington, D.C.
“Troy is a hardworking American who was unfairly targeted by the Biden Justice Department, simply for maintaining diesel engines in school buses, ambulances and fire trucksto keep them operational in Wyoming’s harsh climate,” said Lummis. “President Trump made the right call in pardoning him.”
Issuing the statement before the speech, Lummis said she and Lake were looking forward to it.
https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/02/25/wyoming-diesel-delete-mechanic-pardoned-by-trump-goes-to-state-of-the-union/
Summers To Resign From Teaching Appointments, Relinquish University Professorship Over Epstein Ties2/25/26
Former Harvard President Larry Summers willresign from his academic and faculty appointments at Harvard at the end of the academic year, relinquishing his University Professorship— Harvard’s highest faculty distinction — and remaining on leave until that time, a Harvard spokesperson confirmed to The Crimson.
Summers also resigned Wednesday from his role as co-director of the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government at the Harvard Kennedy School, aposition he has held since 2011, according to the spokesperson.He will not teach or take on new advisees.
The resignation marks an extraordinary unraveling for Summers, long one of the most influential figures in American economics.His career spanned prize-winning research, service as United States Treasury Secretary, and the presidency of Harvard.
In a statement to The Crimson, Summers wrote that the decision to leave was “difficult” and that he remained “grateful to the thousands of students and colleagues I have been privileged to teach and work with since coming to Harvard as a graduate student 50 years ago.”
“Free of formal responsibility, as President Emeritus and a retired professor,I look forward in time to engaging in research, analysis, and commentary on a range of global economic issues,” he added.
Summers’ standing began to collapse after a cache of emails disclosed in November revealed details of a long-standing personal relationship between Summers and convicted sex offender Jeffrey E. Epstein.
The correspondence revealed that Summers regularly exchanged messages with Epstein about women, politics, and Harvard-linked projects over at least seven years— staying in contact as late as July 2019, the day before Epstein’s final arrest.
The blowback was immediate and fierce. After the initial release of the emails, Summers said he would continue teaching. But as more correspondence was reviewed, he announced he would step back from public commitments and leave his teaching post. In the days that followed, Summers stepped down or parted ways with a slew of organizations, including the New York Times, Bloomberg, and OpenAI.
Shortly thereafter,the American Economic Association — the profession’s foremost academic organization — issued a lifetime ban against Summers.
In response to the revelations,Harvard launched a formal review of Summers’ ties to Epsteinas part of a broader re-investigation into the University’s historical connections to the disgraced financier.The probe also encompasses other University affiliates and donors implicated in the documents.
In late December, a second tranche of Epstein-related records released by the Justice Department revealed thatSummers had been designated as a successor executor in a 2014 draft of Epstein’s will, positioning him to oversee the financier’s estate if the primary executors were unable to serve. (A spokesperson for Summers told The Crimson at the time thatSummers “had absolutely no knowledge that he was included in an early version of Epstein’s will.”)
The correspondence between Summers and Epstein —=which tallies thousands of emails and phone calls — revealed an intimacy that far exceeded the bounds of a professional relationship. Across dozens of threads,Summers sought Epstein’s advice on personal matters, including his pursuit of a romantic relationship with a woman he described as a mentee.
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/2/25/summers-retire-harvard-epstein/
Eric Daugherty
@EricLDaugh
🚨 BREAKING: ICE just ARRESTED illegal aliens at the Mecklenburg County, North Carolina courthouse — and demanded the attorneys STAY OUT OF THE WAY or THEY'D be arrested too!🔥
Elder Andrade Nascimento: Assault on a female and injury to personal property
Gerson Molina: Domestic violence, assault on a female
Nestor Ponce Rivas: Child abuse, DWI, resisting arrest
Alfredo Xocua-Xitlama: DWI
Send them ALL BACK! We voted for more of this 🇺🇸
6:22 PM · Feb 24, 2026
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Kat Kanada
@KatKanada_TM
POILIEVRE:Mass immigration ruined the quality of healthcare. Resources are going to illegals.
CARNEY:This isn't America. EVERYONE gets healthcare.
POILIEVRE:100,000 DIED on waitlists due to out-of-control immigration
CARNEY:I have been PM for a year!
2:44 PM · Feb 24, 2026
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He should look behind him.
https://x.com/KatKanada_TM/status/2026382817232564229?s=20
TOP MOMENTS from President Trump's State of the Union address
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President Donald Trump used his State of the Union address to tout what he said was a year of successes with promises of more to come, declaring the "golden age" of America is being unlocked thanks to his policies as he tries to persuade Americans to vote for Republicans in the November midterms.
“My fellow Americans, our nation is back — bigger, better, richer and stronger than ever before,” he said.
Trump championed his tariffs and tax cuts as restoring an economy and country he said was in disrepair came into office with rampant illegal immigration and crime-riddled cities. He also said he was bringing costs down for groceries, gas and prescription drugs as he faces backlash from voters about inflation that has sent prices soaring 25% since the end of the pandemic.
“Our country is winning again. In fact, we’re winning so much that we really don’t know what to do about it. People are asking me, ‘please, please, please, Mr. President, we’re winning too much. We can’t take it anymore,'" Trump said before introducing the men’s Olympic hockey team. “We’re not used to winning in our country until you came along.”(that was the best and funniest)
https://youtu.be/icWlgcOfSUY