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Politics : The Donald Trump Presidency -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (58667)	11/18/2024 3:33:38 PM
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Panic in DC: Former FBI Agent Sounds Alarm, Warns Kash Patel as FBI Director Would Inflict ‘Massive Damage’ on the Bureau - INFLICTING DAMAGE ON THE BUREAU IS THE WHOLE POINT RETARD!

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Lead Trump Florida Attorney Launches Surprise Forensic Voter Roll Audit for GOP Candidates Ready to Expose Voter Fraud

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New State Movement Gains Momentum Across Illinois, California and Other States Due to Tyrannical State Governments A burgeoning breakup movement is gaining momentum across Illinois, California and other states where vast swaths of red, rural counties are dominated by a few blue cities. More residents are pushing to break off and form new states. Or as a group called New Illinois State—which has declared itself independent from actual Illinois and last weekend passed the first draft of a new constitution—puts it: “Leave Illinois Without Moving.” Gioja [a man mentioned in the article] was among the 73% of voters in predominantly rural Iroquois County who on Election Day backed the idea of forming a new state with every Illinois county except Cook, home to Chicago and more than 40% of the state’s population. The nonbinding resolution also passed in six other counties, bringing the total to 33 of Illinois’s 102 counties. “There’s a lot of people in Chicago, and I think that they make a lot of decisions that affect people downstate,” said Gioja, who doesn’t expect a New Illinois soon. “It’s just sending a message that, ‘Hey, you know, there’s people that would like to be part of the conversation, and often aren’t.’ ”