BREAKING - Eight Democrat senators, Durbin, Hassan, King, Cortez Masto, Kaine, Shaheen, Rosen, and Fetterman, have joined 52 Republicans in a procedural vote to reopen the government.

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🧵🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: International actors are involved in the State Department led color revolution 🚨🚨 This is not speculation; it’s straight from a recorded call. Ex-USAID employees describe how, before January 20, they moved internal groups off government systems and into encrypted Signal chats, then quickly linked with foreign partners and NGOs after the inauguration. This attempt at creating a color revolution isn't new news; this part was already reported in NOTUS earlier this year. But what's not reported is the international aspect. One participant explicitly frames it as "a global anti-authoritarian movement," connecting U.S. officials with "colleagues from around the world who have dealt with this directly." They reference coordination with Johns Hopkins, "international democracy and conflict mitigation spaces," and efforts to mobilize across borders against what they perceive as domestic authoritarianism. At what point does this become treason? As always, patience as I pull together this thread. 👇

The Hill is out with my column on Democrats revealing plans to pack the Supreme Court as soon as they retake power. It turns out that winning votes in three blue states and a blue city in an off-year election can be quite intoxicating. In vino veritas... thehill.com/opinion/judiciar…

Eric Trump knew the length the FBI would go to screw you over. He told them to pound sand when they told him to turn off his security cameras. Credit: @mirandadevine

Meanwhile, back in the UK👇

Democrats have had monopoly control over New York for decades. The DSA maintains a functional legislative majority in NYC. There is nobody responsible for the cost of living in New York other than Democrats. Anyone telling you otherwise is lying.

Many of my friends (and former colleagues) in the senate are against eliminating the filibuster because they don't think the Democrats will do it. This is just obviously wrong. The reason the filibuster exists is because of democratic senators Manchin and Sinema. Both of them had their careers destroyed by the far left for protecting the filibuster, and you better believe every senate Democrat internalized that lesson.

Rabbi @AmmiHirsch sat down with Zohran Mamdani. He came with an open mind. He left with a pit in his stomach. Zohran made it crystal clear: He doesn’t believe Israel has any right to exist. Not within the ‘67 lines. Not within the ‘48 borders. Not at all. That’s not “policy disagreement.” That’s Hamas with better PR. That’s the ideology behind October 7th. And now it’s running New York City.

Next time you’re tempted to act sanctimonious or feel indignant about people’s mistrust or hostility towards the media, just remember that it was they who destroyed their own credibility through their bias, dishonesty and laziness.

Dawgs win again ‼️ #GoDawgs

What the Democrats are doing on the government shutdown is genuinely unprecedented, and while the administration has shielded the American people from the worst of the consequences, all of this is coming, and soon: An aviation emergency that will lead to significant travel delays for all Americans. Food stamp and other assistance programs running out for needy Americans. Great strains on our military and national security. The shutdown has now passed from farce into tragedy, and the consequences of this national emergency fall on every senator and congressman who refuses to open the government.

The naivete and ignorance of youth. Unfortunately, some life lessons can't be taught, but must be learned the hard way. Pray for them.

🚨 NYC DSA’s Albany Ambition Slips Out on Their First Call Since Mamdani’s Win On last night’s NYC DSA Zoom call, the first since Mamdani’s victory, Jamaal Bowman said the quiet part out loud. He urged members to build an “organizing infrastructure, ecosystem and machine that helps to decide the next big statewide race, which is the governor’s race next year.” Most of Mamdani’s agenda is budgetary. To enact it, NYC DSA needs both the governor and enough legislative power to pass and fund it through Albany’s budget process. But here is their problem. The only person in their orbit who could seriously challenge Hochul is AOC. And NYC DSA has never had the smoothest relationship with her. AOC is the only figure with the name recognition, the national fundraising base, and the movement pull to make a real statewide run. And she may be looking past Albany entirely, with growing talk of a 2028 presidential bid. If she skips it, NYC DSA has no viable contender. If they want the governor’s mansion, their entire path still runs through AOC.

.@TheJusticeDept just filed a request for an immediate stay of Judge McConnell’s utterly lawless Temporary Restraining Order issued yesterday after business hours—yet remarkably forcing @USDA to “raid school-lunch money to instead fund SNAP benefits.” That TRO purports to force the government to divert some $5 billion from the school lunch program to SNAP by the end of today.

Every few years, some young leftist recycles the same discredited Marxist policies of the past and the old leftists call him a "visionary." What's the "New Left?" It's the same as before but wrapped in a new package. I hope this humble advice helps...

Democrats are playing sick political games. Americans are asking, “What about us?”

Although @NYStateGOP Chairman Ed Cox said there won’t be a GOP primary for governor — @NassauExec tells @NY1 he is “seriously considering” running for governor against @GovKathyHochul & @EliseStefanik —>

Chuck Schumer will propose that Democrats will support reopening the government if Republicans agree to attach a one year ACA subsidies extension, per Punchbowl News

How we got here.