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This is going to be huge if true. If Bannon was working behind Trumps back with Epstein what the hell do we do to trust anyone? French style revolution is the only recourse at that point. Just lop off the heads of everyone at the top.

Been listening to Megyn Kelly's reporting on this and I think Bannon was "playing" as Epstein's friend and advisor to get Epstein to out himself or give up the goods on Bannon's enemies. Still lots to play out on that one. Bannon will have to address it sometime soon.
 


I believe the current public “fight” between Trump and Marjorie Taylor Greene is very similar to the earlier "feud" between Trump and Elon Musk — manufactured for effect.

Sometimes you can just feel when something feels inorganic.

IMO, the drama is being deliberately amplified to keep everyone's attention focused on the Republican Party while the Democratic Party continues to collapse and fade into irrelevance. Suffocation.

It feels like Trump is intentionally creating public distance from certain things right now. This matches what many Q drops have described for years: the need for certain "optics" at key moments, where Trump appears to distance himself from even his most trusted people temporarily.

You’re watching the Trump/Elon feud dissolve right now… and it feels like the next one is beginning

Consider the timing: Suddenly Trump does a complete 180 and says he'll release the Epstein/files because he was "pressured" into it? Give me a break lol. This was clearly executed to plan.

I've been saying it would get ugly — and it has. Remember when Trump publicly attacked AG Jeff Sessions years ago and it looked terrible at the time? In reality, that "feud" triggered a chain of major developments (Epstein exposure, Crossfire Hurricane revelations, etc.) that only became clear later.

Same playbook, different chapter. New characters.

Or I’m just completely wrong and now they hate each others guts all of the sudden.

A. Kayfabe
B. Nah, it’s real.
C. Insert thoughts here

I tend to agree. I think fake "sources" fed the Dems and the media reports that Trump is implicated by the documents and they fell for it. They were taunting Trump about what they thought is in the documents to the point they were begging for them to be released. Now they are shitting their pants because they know they were hoodwinked. Remember, Trump often fights with those who would be his best witnesses in the future by creating adversarial situations and eliminating the appearance those future witnesses are in the bag for Trump. Keeps all the witnesses independent.
 
Good, we should go after those employers. They're breaking the law. When I was in charge of hiring, all new employees had to be able to complete an I-9 form to verify their ability to work in the US.

If they can't get jobs, they're not as likely to come here in the first place.
That would be applicable to some.
As it is, we're paying MANY of them to live here illegally and live well above the standard of living they left behind - plus health-care and voting...
 

Federal judges block Texas from using its new US House map in the 2026 midterms​

JOHN HANNA
Updated Tue, November 18, 2025 at 12:15 PM CST




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AUSTIN, TEXAS - AUGUST 07: Sen. Phil King (R-TX) displays a map during a Special Committee on Congressional Redistricting public testimony hearing on August 07, 2025 in Austin, Texas. The Senate Special Committee on Congressional Redistricting met to hear public testimony on Congressional plan C2308. Earlier this week, Texas Democratic lawmakers fled the state in an attempt to protest and deny quorum for votes on the proposed Republican redistricting plan, which would secure five additional GOP seats in the U.S. House. Gov. Greg Abbott has threatened to remove lawmakers who do not return and has asked the Texas Supreme Court to expel House Democratic leaders who fled the state. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
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FILE - The State Capitol is seen in Austin, Texas, on June 1, 2021. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)
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Texas Democratic Lawmakers Flee State In Effort To Halt Redistricting Legislation​

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AUSTIN, TEXAS - AUGUST 07: Sen. Phil King (R-TX) displays a map during a Special Committee on Congressional Redistricting public testimony hearing on August 07, 2025 in Austin, Texas. The Senate Special Committee on Congressional Redistricting met to hear public testimony on Congressional plan C2308. Earlier this week, Texas Democratic lawmakers fled the state in an attempt to protest and deny quorum for votes on the proposed Republican redistricting plan, which would secure five additional GOP seats in the U.S. House. Gov. Greg Abbott has threatened to remove lawmakers who do not return and has asked the Texas Supreme Court to expel House Democratic leaders who fled the state. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
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A federal court on Tuesday blocked Texas from using a redrawn U.S. House map that touched off a nationwide redistricting battle and is a major piece of President Donald Trump’s efforts to preserve a slim Republican majority ahead of the 2026 elections.

The ruling is a blow to Trump's rush to create a more favorable political landscape for Republicans in next year's midterms, at least for now. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vowed a swift appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court and defended the map that was engineered to give Republicans five additional House seats.

But in a 2-1 ruling, a panel of federal judges in El Paso sided with opponents who argued that Texas' unusual summer redrawing of congressional districts would harm Black and Hispanic residents. The decision was authored by U.S. District Judge Jeffrey V. Brown, who was nominated to the bench by Trump during his first term.
 

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