GEORGENEWS

https://x.com/MarcoPolo501c3/status/2088036225806385512

https://nypost.com/2026/08/12/opinion/miranda-devine-habitual-liar-hunter-biden-used-tucker-carlsons-platform-to-lie-some-more-about-his-laptop-from-hell/

https://x.com/lauraloomer/status/2086236935161348288?s=46

Wednesday, July 29, 2026 4:12 PM President Trump took several questions in the Oval Office for about 40 minutes. Otter link coming soon. Here are the toplines:   Dulles renovations: Trump announced a $22.5 billion plan to upgrade and renovate Dulles International Airport. He believes the work can get started “fairly quickly.”   “We need some approvals from Congress, probably. But generally speaking, it’s been very bipartisan.” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy elaborated on this saying there will be some permitting that needs to be approved with hopes of beginning construction in spring 2027.   Trump added he believes the renovations can be done “without a lot of disruption.”   Iran: Trump said he’s been briefed on the US-owned LNG tanker in Egypt.   “It’s going to be straightening out. In the meantime, we’re going to be hitting them very hard because it’s our turn to hit them. They know it’s coming. They’re asking us not to do it.”

https://youtu.be/RtvtMjDpYpo

Monday, July 20, 2026 1:35 PM Border czar Tom Homan spoke to reporters outside the White House for about 13 minutes.    He would not give a precise timeline for when every immigration agent would have body cameras. “As soon as possible,” he said. He added that "as of last week, they were training the trainers."   On fatal shootings by ICE agents: "It comes down to one simple fact -- these people failed to comply with law enforcement ... all they had to do is comply. If they did, they'd be alive today."   Says that "all the mistakes they said happened in Minnesota... a lot of them I don't think were mistakes."

Here's the Oval Office audio from earlier this evening.

https://x.com/hollykesler/status/2076703606812647883?s=46

https://nypost.com/2026/07/12/opinion/hunter-biden-is-on-a-shameless-media-blitz-to-promote-an-upcoming-doc-and-attempts-to-rewrite-history The filmmaker Morris hired to follow Hunter around, Robb Bindler of "Hands on a Hardbody" fame, says the project is nearing release, according to super-sleuth Hunter nemesis Garrett Ziegler, a former Trump adviser-turned-private eye and founder of nonprofit Marco Polo. Bindler's website confirms he is "completing a verite feature documentary featuring Hunter Biden." The timing fits and, as Ziegler says, "Hunter lies every time he opens his mouth." Like father, like son. His first tweet in a decade on May 19 was a lie. "I’m Hunter Biden," he tweeted. "You've never actually heard from me."

It’s amazing how boldly they just say it out in the open now. AIPAC is already preparing to spend millions buying another senator as we speak.

Chris LaCivita wrote this about #LadyBug 🐞

"I'm not with you, I'm with Israel. I will be with Israel til our dying day." - Sen. Lindsey Graham

Aristotle said citizenship should take up to several generations to acquire, because a citizen is a someone shaped by his culture, and finds his good rooted in it. Now, like marriage and sex, what was a meaningful, teleological categorical has been reduced to bureaucratic label, thrown around to be nice.

Sorry for your loss, Chris LaCivita.

https://www.georgenews.org/p/the-same-biden-at-and-t-account-we

https://nypost.com/2026/06/28/us-news/mamdani-weighs-in-on-changing-the-constitution-so-he-can-run-for-president/

REPOST THE HECK OUT OF THIS…ARREST FAUCI (OTHERS?).

Some color from your pooler’s mind’s eye — electronics were not allowed — from inside the “Bridge” Air Force One:   The aircraft had a bit of a new/refurbished plane smell. It features many leather seats and round and square tables in light tan. The walls have lots of tans, light browns, shades of gold — and mixes of all those colors, with affixed light fixtures in yellow-gold. Plenty of brown wooden paneling and cabinets and credenzas. We were not allowed into the front of the aircraft, but the first room appeared to be an executive suite. We passed a couple stair cases, but were not allowed upstairs.    We moved past a sizable conference room with at least four light tan leather captains chairs around a square desk, a large TV on one wall. Your pooler spotted a framed print of a duck swimming in the Reflecting Pool with the evening sun dipping behind it. It was among several patriotic-themed prints. Carpets are plush and light tans with designs in shades of brown. A fellow pooler spotted president seals on the seat belts.    There was one large brown cabinet on the right wall of the main cabin that appeared to be locked. It jutted out from the wall in a slightly round shape. In the opposite wall was an even larger TV.    The press cabin is quite large. Fellow poolers who are AF1 veterans called it significantly larger than the existing large plane. Several AF1 program officials on our way out said it features lay-down seats. No one tested them out while onboard. The seats in the press cabin are a medium-brown color and rather boxy. Your pooler can confirm the leather seats are quite roomy and comfortable.    A Marine two-star general told your pooler the U.S. government began work on the former Qatari aircraft last August, and he has never worked on a turn-around that went so swiftly. A pilot smiled wide when asked how it flies. We were onboard for about 10 minutes.  -via pool