Join Abs and Stormy for a discussion about election integrity and upholding America's freedoms with Stephen Stern of Stern American.

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Watch: https://rumble.com/v6qwiuo-abs-and-stormy-interview-w-stephen-stern-of-stern-american-730pm-et.html

Paul @RealAbs1776 and I had the pleasure of speaking with Stephen Stern from @SternAmerican

You will love Stephen’s passion and energy!!!!

Some of the main topics:
- Election Integrity
- Local Action
- The push to get Tina Peters free!
- Stephen’s interactions with DJT

Check it out 7:30pm EST tonight

Link:

https://rumble.com/v6qwiuo-abs-and-stormy-interview-w-stephen-stern-of-stern-american-730pm-et.html

PS: He tops me with 🇺🇸 shirts

@DanScavino @realDonaldTrump

One of the seven small federal agencies that President Donald Trump ordered downsized or eliminated on Friday was rife with corruption, with its employees hiring friends and relatives, commissioning paintings of themselves, and using government credit cards to indulge in constant luxuries.

The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) occupied a nine-story office tower on D.C.’s K Street for only 60 employees, many of whom actually worked from home, prior to the pandemic. Its managers had luxury suites with full bathrooms; one manager would often be “in the shower” when she was needed, while another used her bathroom as a cigarette lounge. FMCS recorded its director as being on a years-long business trip to D.C. so he could have all of his meals and living expenses covered by taxpayers, simply for showing up to the office.

FMCS is a 230-employee agency that exists to serve as a voluntary mediator between unions and businesses. As an “independent agency,” its director nominally reports to the president, but the agency is so small that in effect, there is no oversight at all — and it showed, becoming a real-life caricature of all the excesses that the Department of Government Efficiency has alleged take place in government.
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Happy First Day of Spring! 🌺 🐸☀️

Legit the truthiest VP we've ever had. 🤭🤭🤣

.@VinceCoglianese: "How are you doing the job differently than Kamala did it?"

@JDVance: "Well, I don't have four shots of Vodka before every meeting." 🤣

Greg Price xpost

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Were all of DJT's key peeps secretly anons at some point because Brendan Carr using the pic from the Hollywood Reporter's lame article as his pfp? 🤣😂🤣

🤔Plans are being made for the USA to become the next 'associate member' of the Commonwealth.

The King shares his late mother's deep affection and respect for the global 'family of nations', and sees it as particularly important at a time of international conflict and global uncertainty.

The Commonwealth, whose nations have a total population of more than 2.7billion, is one of the world's oldest political associations of states, with its roots in the British Empire.

Although America declared independence from Britain in 1776, this would be no impediment to its becoming the 57th member of the Commonwealth.

The last four countries to join (Mozambique, Rwanda, Togo and Gabon) have no links with the British Empire, underlining the Commonwealth's role as a voluntary organization of independent and equal states.

The proposals were made by the Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS), with the apparent backing of Queen Elizabeth, during Trump's first term as president, but did not come to fruition. Now, the plans have been revived, with members of the society hopeful that the King will make the case to Trump when he meets him.

'This is being discussed at the highest levels,' a member claimed this week, telling me: 'It would be a wonderful move that would symbolize Britain's close relationship with the US.

'Donald Trump loves Britain and has great respect for the Royal Family, so we believe he would see the benefits of this. Associate membership could, hopefully, be followed by full membership, making the Commonwealth even more important as a global organization.'

The source added: 'The Commonwealth is also a great forum for resolving differences between nations, and the King has shown that he is a natural peacemaker.'
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Rambo AF #131

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The Justice Department is in the midst of an urgent and chaotic effort to review sensitive materials from the FBI investigation into the convicted sex offender and financier Jeffrey Epstein, with Attorney General Pam Bondi pushing the FBI and her own department to release more files from the case amid continued pressure from President Donald Trump's supporters, multiple sources told ABC News.

As many as a thousand FBI agents, many of whom are usually focusing on national security matters, have been enlisted to help with the effort, sources said.

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The Trump administration has prepared a proposal to overhaul the structure of how Washington distributes billions of dollars of foreign aid, according to an internal memo that calls for funding fewer areas that it views as better aligned with U.S. geopolitical interests.

The proposal, seen by Reuters, comes during an unprecedented push by President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk to shrink the federal government, which they say misuses taxpayer money for causes that do not advance U.S. interests.

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