Can you believe that Alaska, a State I love, and won BIG, all three times, has three Republicans running against one Dumocrat for Governor? What is that all about? How stupid are we to do this? On top of it all, we have the Corrupt Ranked Choice System of Voting, which shouldn’t be allowed in our Country and will, hopefully, be repealed in the November Vote! In any event, we have one Great Candidate running for the United States Senate. His name is Dan S. Sullivan, and he is the Incumbent, and doing a phenomenal job — Bringing more business to Alaska than any other Senator in U.S. History. Alaska needs Senator Dan S. Sullivan in the Senate, and Congressman Nick Begich, in Congress — That is a fantastic team. GET OUT AND VOTE! I’ll be coming to Alaska soon, and look forward to seeing you all just to make sure you do so. Early Voting starts October 19th. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! President DONALD J. TRUMP
11 posts from Thursday, October 8, 2026
Day AnalysisThe once Great State of Minnesota is being taken over by Somali Immigrants. There is Violence, Murder, and Mayhem all over the State. The people of Minnesota must fight back. You have been robbed, and abandoned by your State Government. Your Governor is an incompetent thief who doesn't want to get involved. He just wants to get out of town with as much as he can steal, and then, lead a quiet life. The Somalians should not be allowed to get away with what they are doing. They view you as weak and stupid people. Fight back Minnesota, fight back! If you need, the Federal Government will come to your rescue.
Governor Tim Walz, and Mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey, must immediately ask for Federal help — and leave the rest to us! President DONALD J. TRUMP
The Fake and Artificial News is out there trying to say that I’m inviting the enemy to bomb San Diego and Los Angeles when, in actuality, what I was talking about was that a temporary increase in the price of Gasoline is a small price to pay for Iran not having a Nuclear Weapon and, if you want to see a big price, can you imagine what it would be like if they bombed San Diego and/or Los Angeles? All I was doing was making a comparison between paying a little more, for a short time, for Gasoline, versus the bombing of our Major Cities. Everybody knew that, the Fake News knew it as well, but they continue to go out and say that I am asking the enemy to bomb two Cities that I love. It’s totally clear what I say but, these people are Degenerates, and think they can continuously get away with Fake News! President DONALD J. TRUMP
TalaFREAKo has been missing for 12 days! Now, after looking for him throughout all of Texas, and beyond, probably even weirder places than anyone would think possible, he put out a statement that he has the “flu.” 12 days is a long time to rid yourself of the so-called flu bug. What’s going on? We need a Senator that’s a proven Champion like one that has been, without question, the Greatest Attorney General in the History of Texas, and one of the Greatest in the U.S.A. His name is Ken Paxton, and he will never let you down! Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. TRUMP
We are having productive discussions with the Islamic Republic of Iran. I want to make it clear to everybody that, while Iran is in very bad condition, both Economically and Militarily, and while the Blockade will remain in full force and effect, with Oil flowing in Record Numbers of Barrels through the Hormuz Strait (22 Million Barrels, last night alone, with not one barrel coming from, or going to, Iran!), we will not be attacking Iran at any time prior to the Midterm Elections to be held in the United States on November 3rd. IRAN WILL NOT HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON! President DONALD J. TRUMP
The White House considers anyone that uses the term, “Artificial Intelligence,” as opposed to the highly accepted new and more accurate term, “Super Intelligence,” THE ENEMY! President DONALD J. TRUMP
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Do you ever stop to wonder how they came to think this way? One of the things that brought me into starting my PhD program was finally coming to the realization that we were never really going to be able to tackle white supremacy in the way that we need to without reparations. Our ability to quantify racism, I think, is so critical, and I think we've been missing that and understanding it beyond just the general gap of race. The reparations obsession. From a woman who was born in Ethiopia and whose family was allowed to come here courtesy of America's good will, a diversity visa, Malak Kiroz is a Democrat's great socialist hope in Colorado, is a typical lefty, over-educated and entitled, and anti-American malcontent. But there are countless more like her. Their corrosive world view is shaped by a number of inputs. We've got to get to the bottom of all of it. Of course, the parents in some cases, the schools, social media, and yes, cultural institutions that feed and reinforce their resentment toward all things American. And this week, the Trump administration is blowing the lid off one of the worst, the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. Now it's a museum led now by this woman, Anthea Hardig, with the help of top staff such as Patti Arteaga. They've taken our nation's most important museum for American history and turned it into a crusade for restorative history. Our new mission statement, empowering people to create a more just and compassionate future by exploring, preserving, and sharing the complexity of our past. As we all know in this conference, loving America is very complicated. I'm here representing the Undocumented Organizing Collecting Initiative, but chronicling the past 20 years of people without citizenship, coming out of the shadows, mobilizing and influencing legislation and becoming their own political force in the 21st century. So the Smithsonian has been woke for years, but now you see this from this hokey video. Now it's just gone a step further by launching its Let's Stand Together to Do Better campaign. Don't you love that title? To train a new generation of activists. If we want to change the biases in our world, we need to face them. We need to stand up together and face the injustices. There is no shame in wanting a better world for all and for our future. And we will not be alone in standing up. Whether we join with our neighbors to paint over symbols of hate, or we come together to peacefully protest police violence, there is a community of allies that we join when we finally choose to stand up. Oh my God, it's just all so tedious. Now sure, there's still the ruby slippers and the first Macintosh computer and the first telephone in the exhibits, but the museum's political undercurrent is part BLM, part anti-ICE, with a little DSA, trans and NEA thrown in for good measure. It's kind of an amalgam of all of it. Now mind you, we the people are funding the Smithsonian about a billion dollars in appropriations. So I gotta say, who voted for this? I didn't. So do the Smithsonian's Board of Regents, do they even know what the museum is being used for? Here's the list of the folks on the Board of Regents. You got the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, J.D. Vance, he's a little busy. Okay. You got Senator John Boosman, he's a Republican, a couple of other Republican congressmen and various other people. Now here's what the report from the Domestic Policy Council found, that the Smithsonian presents the Founders through the lens of slavery rather than their contributions, that Christianity is portrayed as a force of oppression, ditto for the pilgrims, natch, and museum leadership thinks our founding should be problematized, emphasizing America's shortcoming and of course reframing instead of celebrating our founding. Its mission statement is removing references to American history and instead focuses on a quote, more just and compassionate future. And exhibits are directed to focus on modern political issues across nearly every topic. The report also found anti-white and anti-oppression programming for staff. Immigration exhibits highlight activism surrounding illegal immigration. Gender related exhibits present transgender identity as part of women's and children's history. And by the way, youth exhibits contain material the report argues is inappropriate for children. Oh no, that's never going to happen. So look, our tax dollars are funding a museum that fails to provide a balanced view of American history. There's bad stuff but there's a lot of good stuff. And instead it devotes itself to left wing activism. That's obvious the goal. Now it's designed to encourage the dismantling of American norms and culture over time. And now we're onto them. No one, no, I was watching this today, the New York Times, I think they had like five articles on this today. No wonder they're so upset and so many media outlets are out there running interference for the Smithsonian today. Haberman Swan on their book tour had time to write a piece claiming that Trump is the one trying to impose his own view of American history on the museum. All right. Of course that's what they're going to say. It's absurd. Trump didn't politicize the museum. The museum's directors and staff did. Look, here's the bottom line. The liberal establishment believes that the Smithsonian is theirs to use as a vehicle for advancing anti-American agendas. They believe that when Americans come to visit their nation's capital or when foreigners come to visit DC, they should be confronted with evidence that's built on America's racism, xenophobia, and of course overall greed. It's the kind of stuff that shallow celebrities spout to try to sound smart. I think him forcing us and firing and taking the names off boats of important Latino history heroes and history and all that erasure on women and black folk. The museums, the Smithsonian. Yeah. Erasing our history. Completely taking it out. And since that's the real history, right, we should all be ashamed and we should be ready to make amends, meaning they're coming to take your money and maybe even your property and then just give it to a bunch of their friends. That's what they want. And that's what they'll do unless we the people get involved and demand that our congressmen and our senators stop funding this anti-American madness. And that's the angle. Vince Haley is the director of the White House Domestic Policy Council and it's been given the task of implementing the president's executive order, restoring truth and sanity to American history. Vince, the media jumped on this really fast and they say you all are the ones who are trying to co-opt history, erase the sins of the past and rewrite it in Trumpian terms. To that you say? Well, Laura, it's great to be with you. I mean, the bottom line is that there's no national story at the National Museum of American History. That's what has happened under the ideology that reigns supreme over there. This was not hard to write in a sense because it's all out in the open. The statements of the leadership, their interpretive guidelines, it's very clearly designed. And the key that opened up to me was this word that you touched upon, problematize. When the director said five years ago in the run up to the 250, we need to problematize the 250 in the Declaration of Independence, I was like, what in the world? Who uses that kind of language? Well, that's academic jargon. You take a received narrative, you poke holes in it and you talk about power relationships, who's oppressed, who's the oppressor and you find fault. And at the end of the day, what you wind up with is no American history at the American History Museum. There's very little on the American founding. There's a little bit on the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. I was over there recently. So there's a little bit of that, but it's very, very heavy on what's wrong with America. It should be called the What's Wrong with America Museum. But again, they have the ruby slippers and the stuff that everyone goes gaga over. But, but the mess, the under, the undercurrent here is unmistakably political. It's unmistakably political. And it's very clear the way that the mission statement was changed from a focus on the infinite richness of American history to creating a just and compassionate future by exploring our past political party. It is. And it's, it's, it's, the words are very clear. They view the Smithsonian and the words of the director as a prime tool of social justice. And that is the mission. And their mission is to create activists to carry out a political program and an ideological program. You asked me this, the thing that I was most surprised about was how much the focus on illegal immigration and legitimizing illegal immigration comes through again and again in their programming. The effect of this kind of ideological capture is to abolish American identity. And the key vehicle and activism that they have to do that is illegal immigration promotion advocacy. They had a, they had a program looking at illegal immigrants. They went to Mexico City to interview people. They lionized somebody who was involved in a legal immigrant group that was involved in defeating a sheriff in an election in North Carolina for the crime of deporting criminal illegal aliens. So this comes through again and again. We are just using the words and the program that they set forth. And we did reach out to the Smithsonian about the report. A spokesperson told us, "For more than 180 years, the Smithsonian has served the American public and a nonpartisan and independent scholarship and remain committed to doing so." The fact of the matter is this Anthea Hardig is very clear in her little webinars that she's done. She did one with University of California Riverside, I believe, where she discussed her 15 favorite exhibits in the museum. I'm going to repost this on my Instagram page so everyone can watch it. Overwhelmingly, they were negative portrayals of America. I mean, okay, a couple of things, fine. But it's like the Statue of Liberty with a basket of tomatoes about the illegal immigrants. It was, you know, the internment camps. Very little to make people walk away from that museum thinking, "Thank God I'm in this country and not in a gulag in China, or not in an internment camp somewhere else." But it's very, very, very clear when you're there, especially with young people. A lot of superintendents okay school trips to the Smithsonian. And it's an important school trip for kids. No, it's absolutely important. I mean, look, when President Lyndon Johnson dedicated the museum, he said it should focus on the victory of freedom and the genius of our country. You don't find that today. This is on the shortcomings of the country. This is designed in this way to problematize your understanding of American heroes and Americans founding. The Board of Regents, they're not paying attention? I don't think anybody has quite put together the statements, the LG, the interpretive plan. They actually have a woke mandate in their interpretive plan. They say that everything, whatever the topic, has to be brought back to clear ideological categories, race and gender, sexuality, income inequality, climate change. I could do two hours on this. I'm being wrapped by about five people. Vince, great to see you. Thank you for writing this. Every senator and every congressman has got to read this report, go over to the museum, spend time there. I have. And you'll see exactly what you're talking about. We're staying on this topic. Great. Thank you very much.
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This Smithsonian's race to the bottom, that's the focus of tonight's angle. All right, since its founding, the Smithsonian and its National Museum of American History were intended to showcase American greatness, makes sense. January 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson stated the mission perfectly. >> Here for all to see and for all to absorb will be exhibited the pageant of history of a youthful nation. The victory of the freedom and the genius of our country. Here, young children see with their own eyes, yes, even to touch with their own hands, the ripe fruit of America's historical harvest. >> Unfortunately, as any angle viewer knows, for years, the Smithsonian has been used not to showcase our genius, the genius of our heritage, but instead to spread anti-American propaganda. Our great national museums have turned into political instruments to divide the spirit and discourage our citizens. So how did this happen? Just as a fish rots from the head, so did the Smithsonian. Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch announced on September 8th that he would retire at the end of the year. He knew what was coming. He knows that we're on to him. Now, during his tenure, the Smithsonian has replaced an accurate depiction of America's story, its heroes and founders with naked left-wing activism. In their exhibits, at their seminars, and in their teaching materials, their radicalism, their support for illegal aliens, for abolishing eyes, for encouraging race essentialism, and for radical gender ideology. But now we're learning that under Mr. Bunch, the Smithsonian's misdeeds went far beyond just anti-American programming. In an EEOC filing, the DOJ has identified more than 30 Smithsonian internships, fellowships, hiring practices, training programs that appear to discriminate on the basis of race in violation of federal law. For example, the Smithsonian's Latino Curatorial Initiative used dedicated federal funds to place 20 curators and other professionals in positions across the Smithsonian on the basis of their Latino identity, while its related internship selected zero non-Latino interns in all of 2023. In fact, Bunch's own past statements demonstrate that DEI has been his obsession for years. And now we see institutionalized discrimination across the entire Smithsonian. In 2000, Bunch wrote an article published by the American Alliance of Museums issue of what was called Museum News, arguing that the museum field was awash in whiteness, and that museums needed to change the racial composition of their staff, writing that, "Until we change the tint and tone of our workforce, we're just dancing around the edges of our greatest failure." Wow. But Bunch's race essentialism dates back even further. These were his comments about why he attended Howard University. I went to Howard in part two because I remember saying I was tired of white people. I was just tired of trying to fit in, tired of the questions, tired of the dating issues. And I said, "Go to Howard." Later in that interview, he went on to say that, "Look, he realizes that white people aren't all bad." Well, thanks. But he's the same guy who said the museum again field, the whole field was awash in whiteness. So it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that under Bunch, the Smithsonian has institutionalized racial discrimination. And throughout the entire museum ecosystem, from boards to professional accreditation. My hope is that boards are just the tip of the iceberg. They're the people that make determinations that can really short-circuit some of the change that you want to do in a museum. I've always argued that a museum is only as gifted as its staff, but it can only go as far as the boards allowed. All the boards were important. Don't you love the music? It makes discrimination so much more palatable. Now, as a result of this, in May of 2019, the American Alliance of Museums made Bunch co-chair of its excellence in DEAI Task Force. It charged the embedding racial discrimination more deeply into its standards and excellence programs, including, by the way, accreditation. And in 2022, Bunch's Task Force issued its final report stating that diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion must be at the center of how we understand and practice excellence in our institutions. And he also called for moving the profession away from what it called white dominant characteristics of perfection, risk aversion, and conflict avoidance. Yes, Bunch's Task Force identified perfection as a supposedly white dominant characteristic. Now, this explains why DOJ and EEOC has identified more than 30 programs and practices that, according to the agencies, appear on their face to violate federal nondiscrimination law. Now, at something called the Delaware STEM Equity Conference back in 22, Smithsonian Director Carol O'Donnell explained how Secretary Bunch drove that DEI mission. Secretary Lonnie Bunch is a lifelong educator who has dedicated his career to diversity, equity, accessibility, inclusion, and belonging. His grand challenge in education is to answer this question. How do we dismantle structural and systemic racism? To ensure equity in education, the following has to be true. The principles of diversity, equity, accessibility, inclusion, and belonging must be integral in the conception, design, and implementation of all of our work. I love how she's reading. And the acronym keeps getting longer and longer. I'm just sticking with DEI. So they do have DEI on the brain. Throw in accessibility and whatever the B word was. Anyway, woke gobbledygook, all of it. It means nothing. It teaches kids nothing except resentment and division. Now, after President Trump issued his executive order disbanding DEI and federal offices, the Smithsonian knew it had to do something. But rather than just stop, it did a sneaky rebrand. For the annual summit of the Smithsonian Science Education Center, they replaced the word diversity with the words leadership and skilled. Come on, guys. You're not fooling anyone here. So Bunch's departure gives the Smithsonian an opportunity for a new beginning. The question is no longer who will replace him, but what kind of Smithsonian will come next? The Smithsonian should open its records to appropriate scrutiny and make clear what was done, why it was done, and what's going to change. It's time to recommit to President Johnson's vision of a national museum of American history that showcases the victory of freedom and genius of our country. And that's the angle.
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Ladies and Gentlemen, upon information and belief, James TalaFREAKo, who is running for the United States Senate in Texas, is MISSING IN ACTION! No one has seen him for an extended period of time. Where is he? What is wrong with him? Bad rumors are coming out. He should immediately report to a Debate Stage against Ken Paxton, who is ready, willing, and able, one of the best Attorney Generals in the Country, and will soon be, hopefully, a United States Senator representing the Great People of Texas! Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. TRUMP
Mohammed El-Sayed is a terrible Candidate for the Dumocrats. While his opponent, Mike Rogers, is an extremely good one, Mohammed goes back to the days of the Jihad. He is a RADICAL Extremist, Terrorist Sympathizer, and no different from his best friend, America Hating Hasan Piker. How’s France doing? Mohammed’s Values are not exactly those of Michiganders, or those of our Great United States of America! He is WRONG for Michigan, and WRONG for America. VOTE FOR MIKE ROGERS — HE HAS MY COMPLETE AND TOTAL ENDORSEMENT, AND WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN! Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. TRUMP
AI Day Analysis
Machine-generated analysis of the 2026-10-08 posts below. Not written by their author.
Trump tells Minnesotans to 'fight back' against Somali immigrants, promising federal backup
Most of the day was midterm campaigning by insult. He tied Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed to "Jihad" and twice suggested that Texas Senate candidate James Talarico, who was out sick with the flu, was hiding something. Around midday he promised not to attack Iran before the November elections. He then turned on reporters over his earlier remark that Iran could hit Los Angeles and San Diego, calling them "Degenerates." The post that stood out came in mid-afternoon: he told Minnesotans their state was being "taken over by Somali Immigrants," that they "must fight back," and to "leave the rest to us." He kept normal hours and ended on a milder complaint about Alaska's ranked-choice voting.