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An unwelcome encounter at this morning’s Red Tent Tour stop. While our team was set up at South Mandarin Branch Library, a woman who identified herself as the branch manager approached our tent and demanded that we leave. When Duval GOP Chairman Charles “Scooter” Barr asked why, her responses included, “You can’t be here,” and “I don’t want you here.” Chairman Barr explained that our tent was positioned outside the 150-foot boundary. During a subsequent phone call with the Supervisor of Elections’ office, our team’s permission to remain at that location was confirmed. The woman also began photographing our volunteers and candidates. Our team documented the encounter as well. We will follow up with library leadership to address what happened and seek clarification so that future interactions are handled professionally and consistently. Our focus remains on helping voters access information, ask questions, and participate confidently in the election process. We appreciate our volunteers and candidates for remaining focused on that mission. If you experience suspected voter intimidation or interference with voting, report it promptly to the Duval County Supervisor of Elections at 904-255-8683. Do not wait.

Absolutely! Who's with me? 👉👉 CONFIRM YOUR VOTE!!! 👉👉 bit.ly/4idtc54

...did the Commies EVER give the proper thanks to Elon for this rescue mission...

We need to form a line of asses for him to kiss 😆

🚨BREAKING: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has cleaned house at Stars and Stripes. The publisher, the editor-in-chief, and a reporter at the taxpayer-funded military newspaper have been removed. The stated reason: insubordination. Chuck Schumer and others are calling it an attack on free speech. Stars and Stripes is paid for by American taxpayers and serves U.S. service members. It is not a private activist outlet. Hegseth’s move comes after the paper’s leadership publicly pushed back against Pentagon direction and emphasized independence from the Department of Defense in media interviews. You don’t get to take government money, serve the military community, and then treat the Pentagon as the enemy while refusing direction from the civilian leadership that oversees it. This is accountability for a publicly funded organization not censorship of private speech. Hegseth is restoring standards at a military newspaper that exists to inform the troops, not lecture the Department of Defense.

🚨 JUST IN: Democrat Sen. John Fetterman DEMOLISHES Abdul El Sayed for banning Rep. Haley Stevens from his campaign events, and he did NOT hold back — Jewish Insider “He has the WORST case of little man syndrome I've ever seen!” 🤯 "El-Sayed is going after a woman and banning her from campaign events for having an opinion." "El-Sayed's overreaction demonstrates why he struggles with groups of Michigan voters.” YIKEE… Even fellow Democrats are now torching Abdul in public, days before Election Day. Stevens ran against him in the primary, and now his own campaign is telling her to stay away! He’s panicking. ELECT MICHIGAN MIKE!

Dont take my word for it. Heres James TalaFREAKO actually saying he loves Tr*ns children. Elon is right Something is really wrong with him

Y'all go ask Persia what happened when they allowed Radical Muslims to infest their country!! Oh wait... You can't can you?

Here's the answer - Disturbed. One person correctly assumed that he was in a (wheel)chair.

🚨 HORRIFIC! A rioter in Paris just hurled a FIREBOMB straight into a police line, and it exploded on an officer. Flames covered the officer's shield, helmet, and upper body. The officer next to him fell backward to the ground. This is a city street in the 12th arrondissement, not a war zone. Anyone who throws fire at police is not a protester. They are a violent criminal. Pray for the officers holding that line.

I know what I'm going as this Halloween

She was the youngest of fourteen children in a narrow hollow at Viper, Kentucky, about as far from a concert stage as a girl could be. And yet the songs she learned on her family's porch ended up in recording studios, universities and festivals around the world. Her name was Jean Ritchie. Picture the Ritchie house in the evening. A big family on the porch after the work was done, somebody snapping beans, and the old ballads passed around like a dish at supper. Songs that had crossed the ocean generations earlier, sung in the same words their great grandparents had used, with a mountain dulcimer laid across a lap and plucked with a quill. Jean was born in 1922 and grew up singing with her family. She went on to graduate from the University of Kentucky, then took those songs with her to New York, where folk music lovers had never heard anything quite like them. She later traveled to Britain and Ireland on a Fulbright to find the older versions of the ballads her family sang, and in 1955 she wrote Singing Family of the Cumberlands, the story of the people who taught her. Here is the beautiful contradiction. A family that many outsiders would have dismissed as poor and backward turned out to be carrying a treasure that scholars spent careers trying to find. Jean did not leave the mountains behind to succeed. She succeeded by carrying them with her, and she helped make the mountain dulcimer known far beyond Kentucky. She was later honored as a National Heritage Fellow. She spent much of her life teaching, writing and singing, and she never stopped telling people exactly where the songs had come from: a porch in a hollow in Perry County, and a mother, a father and thirteen brothers and sisters who sang them first. The songs your own family sang may be older than anyone knows.

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He better be panicked. Subpoenas are coming. His crooked scams are coming to an end.

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