🎆🦅JULY~~HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA!🦅🎆
Posted on 06/30/2025 4:41:52 PM PDT by Lakeside Granny
Revoking Rosie’s citizenship. . .
ULIMATE MAGA GOTCHA!
Who would the shame be on? For 8 years we had the promise that the swamp would be drained, now it has been compromised. You can’t ignore this, it is a big deal
True… but they are enjoying that nothing getting done re criminal investigation into their crime machine.
Good ones, norsky!
What if this whole Epstein kerfuffle is to distract from what is really going to come out?
We need to be sure and watch John Solomon’s Just the News this next week who will tell us much more as to what is REALLY happening.
It is being floated that the reason Geatz didn’t show up to speak at Charlie Kirk’s SAS is that he is in DC meeting to become the next Special Council who will start with Crossfire Hurricane and go forward.
Good morning, polly!
Hegseth has really stepped up to the task.
I have no doubt that the Hand of the Lord is upon him.
By Deirdre Heavey Fox News Published July 12, 2025 10:00am EDT
A new report from the federal Government Accountability Office (GAO) outlines the U.S. Secret Service's security failures during the first attempted assassination of then-presidential candidate Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pa., one year ago.
The report, ordered by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, reveals that the Secret Service received classified intelligence regarding a threat to Trump’s life 10 days before the rally, but failed to share the information with other key agencies. It also identified a series of procedural and planning mistakes, including "misallocation of resources, lack of training and pervasive communication failures" that led to the near assassination.
"One year ago, a series of bad decisions and bureaucratic handicaps led to one of the most shocking moments in political history," Grassley said. "The Secret Service’s failure on July 13 was the culmination of years of mismanagement and came after the Biden administration denied requests for enhanced security to protect President Trump. Americans should be grateful that President Trump survived that day and was ultimately reelected to restore common sense to our country.
Trump, whose campaign had requested enhanced security but was denied by the Biden administration, was grazed in the right ear while addressing the crowd. Secret Service agents swarmed him, but he famously rose to his feet as he was being hustled to safety, raised his fist in the air and exhorted horrified onlookers to "Fight, fight, fight." One man in the crowd, Cory Comperatore, was killed protecting his family, while two others were injured. A 20-year-old local man, Thomas Crooks, was shot dead by counter snipers as he crouched on the roof of a nearby building.
"There were mistakes made, and that shouldn't have happened," Trump told his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, on Fox News.
Read more......
The blame should be on anyone supposedly on our side who thinks that nothing matters more than revealing all of the sordid details of the Epstein Files.
One woman tried to convey this message last night on Studio 6B by saying that we should be applauding POTUS’ impressive wins and another this morning on War Room we ought to be probing Jan 6th.
It’s pretty well established that Epstein offed himself.
Revealing any victim names’ would only inflict more pain.
Spending precious time and legal resources to prosecute any exposed pedophiles would be diverted from bringing much BIGGER cretins to justice.
I thought we had Letitia James on the verge of indictment for her real estate fraud in VA; that ripe case has now evaporated.
She needs to be sitting behind bars for the rest of her life for perpetrating the exact crime(s) for which she exacted 34 Guilty verdicts against POTUS.
I want to experience schadenfreude, with her forced to sit in a freezing courtroom for weeks.
Furthermore, James Comey must pay for the threatening 8647 missives he sent.
Many, many others ought to be prioritized over dealing with anyone associated with Epstein.
Finally, whatever remaining legal means must be exerted in virtually nullifying the disaster illegitimate Briben regime.
His executive orders have to be negated and whoever usurped power via the Autopen must be brought to justice.
Continuing this Epstein histeria and forcing POTUS to replace his AG & FBI director both squanders valuable time and attention. Plus, it gives the Demonrats & their LSM allies a talking point with which to use to their advantage.
Rudy now on Newsmax discussing the attempts on POTUS with Rita Cosby.
This is much more critical than Epstein, IMO
*****Rudy could clean up most of this in record time IMO
PLEASE see my Post 2629
I’m also shocked, dear Jane, at the NON reaction to your YUGE political crisis.
The wife of AG Paxton has filed for divorce on “Biblical Grounds” after finding photos of another woman on his phone.
Is he being urged to withdraw from his race to primary Cornyn??
Is this a taboo subject here on FR??
*****I also had hopes for your Lt. Gov. Patrick to succeed Abbott as Gov but he is 75 and has aged quite dramatically recently.
All of this makes me worry that the Bushes or other RINOs might swoop in and take control of your Lone Star State 😬
Two words of wisdom from Bongino seem to apply here: understand we won't get wins on 100% of our issues, and wait 48 hours before reacting to ‘news’.
I think some major issues that will have much larger positive repercussions in the future would be sealing the border, cleaning illegals out of the system, and cleaning up elections.
I am so glad children are being rescued.
I am so glad we are taking a more clear-eyed approach to vaccine, drug, and food safety.
I am delighted with much of Trump's team. Not so much Bondi, but I hate the public speculation about Bondi, Patel, and Bongino.
In the end, I think Trump is the best president — possibly ever— and I am willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. If all we know about an issue is from ‘sources’ and the ‘news’, I think we really don't know anything for sure. So much of what we are told is devised to get us riled up or fighting with each other.
I am delighted with much of Trump’s team. Not so much Bondi, but I hate the public speculation about Bondi, Patel, and Bongino.
In the end, I think Trump is the best president — possibly ever— and I am willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. If all we know about an issue is from ‘sources’ and the ‘news’, I think we really don’t know anything for sure. So much of what we are told is devised to get us riled up or fighting with each other.
>>>Excellent post,JustSurrounded.
It would be regrettable if POTUS had to concentrate on getting a new AG and FBI team, again, halfway through his first year of his second term
Sessions’ recusal a mere six weeks into her first term opened the door to the unchecked Deep State sabotage against President Trump throughout his first term.
You’re shocked with my non-reaction?
I said the other day that I wouldn’t be surprised if Sen YIKES paid her off, or, somehow put Mrs Paxton up to this.
I posted several replies related to her Bea Ess airing of dirty laundry tweet.
As the majority of X posts are saying, this was an obvious, coordinated attack against our AG, by YIKES & the DS.
I haven’t heard anyone ‘urging’ him to withdraw from the race. Why should he?
I think there have also been a few forum threads on this nonsense, as well...so not sure what you’re meaning by the ‘is this taboo, on FR’ question.
I’m just seeing a blue box, again, Gran.
Dadbern postimage strikes, again.
Anyone else seeing a blue box? Maybe it’s just my laptop. 🧐 😎
Critical security lapses by Secret Service exposed in new report on Trump assassination attempt
‘There were mistakes made, and that shouldn’t have happened,’ Trump said of his attempted assassination
The GAO is the U.S. government’s primary auditor. Its nearly year-long probe is the longest review of the attempted assassination to date. Key findings include:
Ten days before the event, high-level Secret Service officials were briefed on a classified threat to Trump. “Once those officials reviewed the intelligence, they could have then requested that personnel within their chain of command be briefed on the specific information.” Officials failed to share this information, leaving federal and local law enforcement entities planning and staffing the event unaware of the active threat, including members of the Donald Trump Protective Division. Local law enforcement officials told the GAO they would have requested additional assets for the Butler rally, had they known.
The Secret Service agent who was responsible for “identif[ying] site vulnerabilities,” was new to her role. The Butler event was “her first time planning and securing a large outdoor event as the site agent.”
At the time of the Butler event, the Secret Service lacked a formal policy for communicating a protectee staff’s requests for changes to security plans. A Trump campaign staffer had asked the Secret Service advance team, who was unaware of the active threat to Trump, not to use large farm equipment to address line-of-sight concerns near one of the buildings so as not to interfere with campaign press photos. The advance team complied, a decision which may have given Crooks a clearer shot at the stage from his rooftop perch.
Secret Service officials denied the Donald Trump Protective Division’s request for enhanced counter Unmanned Aerial Surveillance (cUAS) equipment at the Butler event, as “these resources had already been allocated for the Republican and Democratic National Conventions.” Fortunately, senior officials with knowledge of the threat against Trump stepped in to approve counter sniper assets for the rally, a decision which was described as “inconsistent” with agency practices for making resource decisions.” Absent this last-minute decision, Trump “would likely not have received the counter sniper assets that ultimately took out [Crooks],” the GAO wrote.
*****Findings like this evidence ought to be of utmost priority*****
I'll try again.....
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