Trump BETRAYED by RINO’s followed by a Win NO ONE Expected
Trump’s America is on full display today: betrayal from the swamp, followed by wins no one in DC wanted to admit were possible. RINOs just joined Democrats to kill the wildly popular SAVE America Act, a voter‑ID and proof‑of‑citizenship bill backed by more than 80% of the country. It sailed through the House, Trump begged the Senate to pass it, and when the moment came, Thom Tillis, Lisa Murkowski, Mitch McConnell, and Susan Collins crossed the aisle and protected the broken system instead of protecting your vote. That’s the uniparty—exposed in real time. Stephen Gardner
But the story doesn’t end with betrayal. Out of nowhere, Democrat John Fetterman became the first Democrat in Trump’s second term to let a Trump judge move forward, returning his blue slip and enraging the left. In New Jersey, as Democrats yank police away from the Delaney Hall ICE facility and hope chaos makes Trump look bad, Tom Homan is making it clear: Trump is ready to surge the National Guard and will not compromise on law and order.
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Then come the wins no one expected. The Senate just passed Trump’s 70‑billion‑dollar border‑security package, fully funding Border Patrol, ICE, detention, and removals for the rest of his presidency. At the same time, the so‑called experts were once again blindsided by a booming Trump economy, with another blowout jobs report showing hiring and wages beating expectations for the third month in a row. Trump betrayed by RINOs? Absolutely. But he’s also stacking victories on the border, in the courts, and in the economy that the establishment said could never happen.
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President Trump has won and is our next President! Now the work begins. We need to continue to support the movement and Donald J Trump. Do not let this win go to waste.
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