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A scanned/photographed typewritten letter on letterhead reading "FRANKLIN GRAHAM" at the top center. The letter is dated March 2, 2026, addressed to "Dear Mr. President," and closes with a handwritten signature above the printed name "Franklin Graham," followed by an address block for The President, The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Northwest, Washington, DC 20500.

Text in image: FRANKLIN GRAHAM March 2, 2026 Dear Mr. President, I just wanted to encourage you today. You are doing the right thing. Other presidents have just kicked the can down the road for too long and not made the hard decisions. You are making the world a safer place. Thank you for giving the people of Iran the opportunity for freedom. I am praying that God will guide your heart and direct your every step. Sincerely, your friend, [handwritten signature] Franklin Graham The President The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Northwest Washington, DC 20500

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A screenshot compiling social media reactions to a "President Trump's 2026 State of the Union Address," styled like a press-release or article excerpt. It shows a bolded, underlined headline followed by a "Social Media" subheading, then a series of X/Twitter-style post cards, each with a profile picture, verified checkmark, display name, handle, and quoted comment praising the speech. The people shown/named are Daniel Baldwin (@baldwin_daniel_), Sean Spicer (@seanspicer), Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec), Cernovich (@Cernovich), and Steven F. Hayward (@stevenfhayward). Some cards have a black "Subscribe" button and icons (a circle-with-line icon and three-dot menu) next to them, consistent with an X/Twitter embed layout.

Text in image: REACTIONS TO PRESIDENT TRUMP'S 2026 STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS Social Media Daniel Baldwin @baldwin_daniel_ Grand slam from Trump. Historic speech. Sean Spicer @seanspicer President Trump has given a lot of really good speeches - this is on pace to be one of his greatest #SOTU2026 Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec This speech isn't a home run, it's a home run derby! Cernovich @Cernovich One heck of state of the union. Steven F. Hayward @stevenfhayward This isn't a SotU speech; this is a command performance at America's Carnegie Hall.

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A screenshot of a tweet/post from a verified account named "Trey Yingst" (@TreyYingst), showing a profile photo of a man wearing a dark cap and jacket outdoors. The post text quotes Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. The post is timestamped 8:13 AM, May 24, 2026, with 118.6K views shown.

Text in image: Trey Yingst @TreyYingst Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian: "We are ready to assure the world that we are not seeking nuclear weapons. We are not seeking instability in the region." 8:13 AM · May 24, 2026 · 118.6K Views

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A screenshot of a Daily Signal article headlined "America Sees a Huge Decline in Crime Thanks to Trump and Republicans," bylined Steve Marshall. Below the headline is a photo of Donald Trump at a podium (visible microphone), wearing a dark suit and gold tie, making a fist gesture with a satisfied/smirking expression, standing in an ornate room with chandeliers and columns (appears to be the White House). Below the photo is body text of the article crediting the Trump administration and Republicans for a decline in violent crime, citing FBI data on murder rate decline, fentanyl seizures, and gang/criminal enterprise interceptions.

Text in image: DAILY SIGNAL America Sees a Huge Decline in Crime Thanks to Trump and Republicans STEVE MARSHALL Across America, violent crime is on an impressive decline. The FBI recently shared new data, illustrating a 20% decrease in the nationwide murder rate. Additionally, violent criminals and drugs are being taken off our streets, helping to make communities safer for thousands across the country. Most notably, there has been a 31% increase in the number of kilograms of fentanyl seized, plus a 210% increase in the number of gangs and criminal enterprises intercepted. After years of a raging fentanyl epidemic, ending the lives of half a million Americans, we are finally drawing the line thanks to steadfast policing and straightforward policies. These remarkable changes could not have been achieved without our country's heroic law enforcement and support from the highest levels of government. 1

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A screenshot of page 2 of a printed text document (article or op-ed), plain black serif text on white background, with two underlined hyperlinked phrases ("Council on Criminal Justice" and "three weeks") and a page number "2" at the bottom right. The text argues that crime has declined under Trump's policies, citing law enforcement resourcing, policing strategies, National Guard deployment, and crime statistics.

Text in image: Under President Donald Trump, our agents have the resources and morale to focus on counternarcotics initiatives and "America First" crime-fighting. These crime reductions should not be recognized as a one-off shift, but as evidence of well-functioning institutions. When our law enforcement agencies operate with stable staffing, abundant resources, and competent command structures, they thrive at keeping Americans safe. Strategies such as hot-spot policing, gun-violence interception, and repeat-offender targeting have shown to reduce crime when implemented consistently. Some police forces in U.S. cities were dilapidated after the mainstreaming of anti-cop rhetoric in 2020. However, it's important to note that when cities rebuild their police forces after periods of attrition, they tend to see faster reductions in crime. When they operate at full capacity, law enforcement gets the job done, which means deterring more crime and keeping Americans safe. According to the Council on Criminal Justice, " … Violent crime overall in 2025 was at or below levels in 2019, the year prior to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and racial justice protests of 2020." Specifically, homicide, aggravated assault, gun assault, sexual assault, domestic violence, and robberies are all on the decline. These declines are evident in cities across the country, including the nation's capital. In January, the District of Columbia went three weeks without a homicide. Only two murders were reported for the entire month, a significant slowdown after crime had reached a historic high in 2023. Additionally, Trump's deployment of the National Guard has also contributed to the decrease in crime. Two of the top five cities with the steepest homicide declines, Los Angeles and Washington, had guardsmen present in the past year. When law enforcement knows that the guy at the top has their back, they're confident in their ability to perform. Policymakers at the state and federal levels cannot hesitate to support our law enforcement and ensure they feel protected and equipped. 2

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A screenshot of a printed document page (page 3), showing the closing paragraphs and byline of an opinion article. The text argues that law enforcement is a key institution for public safety, credits Republican leadership for making Americans safer, and references "backing the blue" and prioritizing law and order. Below the text is a contributor byline for Steve Marshall, identified as a Republican U.S. Senate candidate and the Attorney General of Alabama.

Text in image: America's law enforcement is one of the few public institutions capable of producing measurable changes in public safety, and Americans should be able to depend on it. As lawmakers, it's our job to ensure they have the capacity to remain a strong and impactful force. Americans are safer today thanks to Republican leadership at every level of government. The results speak for themselves: When we "back the blue" and prioritize law and order, communities can thrive again. Steve Marshall | Contributor Steve Marshall, a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, is the attorney general of the State of Alabama. 3

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This is a graphic/chart titled "Length of Wars," bearing "45|47" presidential-seal-style logos (eagle emblem) in the top left and right corners, referencing Trump's terms as 45th and 47th president. It is a horizontal bar chart comparing the duration of various US wars/conflicts in weeks, listed from longest to shortest as blue bars: Afghanistan War, Iraq War, Vietnam War, US Civil War, World War II, Korean War, and War of 1812. Below the chart, set apart in a red-outlined box with red text, is a separate entry labeled "Iran Excursion" with a value of "6" (weeks), implying a much shorter conflict than all the historical wars listed above it.

Text in image: Length of Wars 45|47 45|47 Afghanistan War 543 Weeks Iraq War 457 Weeks Vietnam War 439 Weeks US Civil War 209 Weeks World War II 196 Weeks Korean War 161 Weeks War of 1812 139 Weeks Iran Excursion | 6

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You know sometimes you look at the polling data, and there are numbers that just jump off the screen at you And this is one of those because just take a look here MAGA GOP view of Trump approve 100% 100% if you are a member of MAGA in the GOP you approve of Donald John Trump 0% say that they disapprove you don't have to be a mathematical genius to know you can't go higher than 100% He is the 1972 Miami Dolphins.

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A political comparison meme with two side-by-side aerial photos of the Washington Monument, the reflecting pool, and the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. The left photo, captioned "What They Do," shows an overcast day with the reflecting pool drained, empty, and littered with trash and debris, with tents visible along the sides and smoke rising in the background. The right photo, captioned "What We Do," shows a vivid sunset sky with the reflecting pool full of clean, deep-blue water reflecting the illuminated monument, with green grass and manicured trees on either side (this image appears digitally enhanced/idealized). The meme contrasts a scene of neglect/disorder attributed to "them" with a pristine, well-maintained scene attributed to "we."

Text in image: What They Do What We Do

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A meme/graphic with bold black text reading "Trump's America in 2026" above a watercolor-style painting of an idyllic American scene: a white cottage-style house with a red roof, decorated with American flags and red-white-and-blue bunting along its porch and a white picket fence. A bicycle with sunflowers in its front basket is parked against the fence, surrounded by flower beds. A leafy tree stands to the left of the house. The image presents an idealized, patriotic small-town/coastal Americana image, evoking nostalgic Fourth of July-style decor, framed as depicting the country's future under Trump.

Text in image: Trump's America in 2026

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This is a digitally edited/composite photograph depicting a man with Donald Trump's face and hairstyle, but with his head placed on a body wearing an Elvis-Presley-style white rhinestone-studded jumpsuit jacket, open at the chest, with a large bejeweled bald eagle emblem embroidered on the front. He stands behind an old-style microphone on a stand, in front of a red curtain backdrop, giving a stern, composed expression. There is no text overlaid on the image itself.

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Hello to the great state of Texas. This November I'm asking you to get out and knock on doors and volunteer and vote for Ken Paxson, a great guy, to be your next United States Senator from Texas. He is unbelievable. He is a loyal, hardworking character. Ken's one of the best state attorney generals in the entire country. He has been for the last many years and, frankly, he's going to go down as one of the best ever. And, frankly, he doesn't get enough credit for it. He spent his entire career working to make Texas safer, stronger, richer, and freer, and he's done it. He's defended our southern border from the Obama and Biden invasions, and they were disasters, stood with our police and law enforcement better than any attorney general in the country, and fought relentlessly to protect the people of Texas from the radical left lunatics and the attacks that they are so happy to do. That's all they do is attack. They attack with nothing going, but they attack. Meanwhile, Ken's opponent, James Talafrico, and that's what he is, has said he hates Christianity, that God is transgender, and that the Ten Commandments are a form of fascism. He hates guns and called our great American flag a, quote, "complicated symbol." If Talafrico is elected to the Senate, he would vote to abolish the Texas oil and gas industry with the green new scam. I mean, he's all about the green new scam. He's not a believer in oil and gas, and he doesn't eat meat, by the way, despite the fact that he said he did. All of a sudden, when he starts running, he did, and you, Texas, you got to eat meat. I'm sorry about that. He would vote to raise your taxes massively, then he'd vote in favor of transgender mutilization of your children, and men playing in women's sports. That's where he's been all his life, and he's not going to change. He's a disaster. He would be a disaster, and he'd be an embarrassment for Texas, and I've called him right every single time. So Texas, you must get out and elect Ken Paxton, an unbelievable guy, the best attorney general in the United States. Remember that. You know, he's controversial a little bit, but I'll tell you what, he's also the best there is, and everyone knows the fact that he's so good makes him controversial. He's for strong borders, a booming economy, lower prices, and law and order in the state of Texas. So get out and vote for Ken Paxton for the United States Senate. He will not let you down. He's never let me down, and I've had plenty of experience with him. He will not let you down. Thank you very much.

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