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THEY WROTE “51” ON THEIR HATS — BUT THEY WEREN’T EVEN ON HIS TEAM 💔⚾ Game 6 of the 2025 World Series will be remembered not just for its 18 innings — but for a silent tribute that said more than words ever could. Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia missed the series for a private family emergency. His teammates honored him with “#51” on their caps. But then, the unthinkable happened: every Blue Jays reliever did it too. Opponents. On the biggest stage. No cameras, no statements — just one number and a message that went viral for all the right reasons. What made the Jays cross that line — and why are fans calling it one of the most powerful gestures in MLB history?👇
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ch1 California Governor Gavin Newsom is reportedly furious after the DOJ—in coordination with high-profile attorney Harmeet Dhillon—announced plans to deploy federal election monitors across California polling sites.This controversial move aims to ensure that only U.S. citizens vote in the upcoming November 4th election. Newsom’s strong opposition suggests a major legal and political battle is brewing over election oversight and state autonomy. Why is the Governor so angry about federal oversight designed to secure the vote? What does this mean for California’s electoral process?
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ch1 SHOWDOWN BREWING: DOJ ELECTION MONITORS TARGET CALIFORNIA — NEWSOM SAYS “NOT ON MY WATCH” ⚖️⚠️ In a stunning move that’s already igniting partisan tensions, the Department of Justice—backed by attorney Harmeet Dhillon—is deploying federal election monitors to California polling sites. The stated goal? To ensure only U.S. citizens vote in the critical November 4th election. But Governor Gavin Newsom is not staying silent. Sources say he’s “furious” and preparing legal resistance, arguing that federal presence on state-run elections threatens autonomy and fuels political distrust. With lawsuits expected and Election Day approaching fast, this battle over who controls the vote could redefine how America conducts its democracy. 🔗 Full report and internal reactions now available — click to see what’s at stake 👇
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ch1 BREAKING: NEWSOM FURIOUS AS DOJ DEPLOYS FEDERAL ELECTION MONITORS ACROSS CALIFORNIA — LEGAL BATTLE ERUPTS 🔥🗳️ California is bracing for a high-stakes political clash as Governor Gavin Newsom publicly slams a Department of Justice decision to deploy federal election monitors across polling stations statewide. Spearheaded by prominent attorney Harmeet Dhillon, the move is being framed as a safeguard to ensure only U.S. citizens cast ballots this November. But Newsom isn’t buying it. Calling the action “federal overreach,” insiders say the Governor is preparing to challenge the decision both in court and on airwaves. The tension raises massive questions: Who has the final say over election security — the states or Washington? And why is California ground zero for what could become a national precedent? 🔗 Click to read the leaked memos, legal analysis, and what this means for Election Day 👇
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“JESUS WAS THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD.” — A 47-SECOND CLIP THAT CAPTURES WHO CHARLIE KIRK REALLY WAS 🎥🙏 Wearing a black “Live Free” t-shirt and speaking with quiet conviction, Charlie Kirk shared what he called the most important decision of his life — not political, but spiritual: surrendering his life to Jesus in fifth grade. That choice, he said, shaped every decision that followed. He went on to describe growing up conservative, his dream of attending West Point, and how a single gap year turned into a 13-year mission to reach college campuses with truth. The clip is just 47 seconds, filmed before his passing — but in that short time, it says everything.👇
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THEY WROTE “51” ON THEIR HATS — BUT THEY WEREN’T EVEN ON HIS TEAM 💔⚾ Game 6 of the 2025 World Series will be remembered not just for its 18 innings — but for a silent tribute that said more than words ever could. Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia missed the series for a private family emergency. His teammates honored him with “#51” on their caps. But then, the unthinkable happened: every Blue Jays reliever did it too. Opponents. On the biggest stage. No cameras, no statements — just one number and a message that went viral for all the right reasons. What made the Jays cross that line — and why are fans calling it one of the most powerful gestures in MLB history?👇
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ch1 California Governor Gavin Newsom is reportedly furious after the DOJ—in coordination with high-profile attorney Harmeet Dhillon—announced plans to deploy federal election monitors across California polling sites.This controversial move aims to ensure that only U.S. citizens vote in the upcoming November 4th election. Newsom’s strong opposition suggests a major legal and political battle is brewing over election oversight and state autonomy. Why is the Governor so angry about federal oversight designed to secure the vote? What does this mean for California’s electoral process?
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ch1 SHOWDOWN BREWING: DOJ ELECTION MONITORS TARGET CALIFORNIA — NEWSOM SAYS “NOT ON MY WATCH” ⚖️⚠️ In a stunning move that’s already igniting partisan tensions, the Department of Justice—backed by attorney Harmeet Dhillon—is deploying federal election monitors to California polling sites. The stated goal? To ensure only U.S. citizens vote in the critical November 4th election. But Governor Gavin Newsom is not staying silent. Sources say he’s “furious” and preparing legal resistance, arguing that federal presence on state-run elections threatens autonomy and fuels political distrust. With lawsuits expected and Election Day approaching fast, this battle over who controls the vote could redefine how America conducts its democracy. 🔗 Full report and internal reactions now available — click to see what’s at stake 👇
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“JESUS WAS THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD.” — A 47-SECOND CLIP THAT CAPTURES WHO CHARLIE KIRK REALLY WAS 🎥🙏 Wearing a black “Live Free” t-shirt and speaking with quiet conviction, Charlie Kirk shared what he called the most important decision of his life — not political, but spiritual: surrendering his life to Jesus in fifth grade. That choice, he said, shaped every decision that followed. He went on to describe growing up conservative, his dream of attending West Point, and how a single gap year turned into a 13-year mission to reach college campuses with truth. The clip is just 47 seconds, filmed before his passing — but in that short time, it says everything.👇
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THEY WROTE “51” ON THEIR HATS — BUT THEY WEREN’T EVEN ON HIS TEAM 💔⚾ Game 6 of the 2025 World Series will be remembered not just for its 18 innings — but for a silent tribute that said more than words ever could. Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia missed the series for a private family emergency. His teammates honored him with “#51” on their caps. But then, the unthinkable happened: every Blue Jays reliever did it too. Opponents. On the biggest stage. No cameras, no statements — just one number and a message that went viral for all the right reasons. What made the Jays cross that line — and why are fans calling it one of the most powerful gestures in MLB history?👇
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ch1 California Governor Gavin Newsom is reportedly furious after the DOJ—in coordination with high-profile attorney Harmeet Dhillon—announced plans to deploy federal election monitors across California polling sites.This controversial move aims to ensure that only U.S. citizens vote in the upcoming November 4th election. Newsom’s strong opposition suggests a major legal and political battle is brewing over election oversight and state autonomy. Why is the Governor so angry about federal oversight designed to secure the vote? What does this mean for California’s electoral process?
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ch1 SHOWDOWN BREWING: DOJ ELECTION MONITORS TARGET CALIFORNIA — NEWSOM SAYS “NOT ON MY WATCH” ⚖️⚠️ In a stunning move that’s already igniting partisan tensions, the Department of Justice—backed by attorney Harmeet Dhillon—is deploying federal election monitors to California polling sites. The stated goal? To ensure only U.S. citizens vote in the critical November 4th election. But Governor Gavin Newsom is not staying silent. Sources say he’s “furious” and preparing legal resistance, arguing that federal presence on state-run elections threatens autonomy and fuels political distrust. With lawsuits expected and Election Day approaching fast, this battle over who controls the vote could redefine how America conducts its democracy. 🔗 Full report and internal reactions now available — click to see what’s at stake 👇
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ch1 BREAKING: NEWSOM FURIOUS AS DOJ DEPLOYS FEDERAL ELECTION MONITORS ACROSS CALIFORNIA — LEGAL BATTLE ERUPTS 🔥🗳️ California is bracing for a high-stakes political clash as Governor Gavin Newsom publicly slams a Department of Justice decision to deploy federal election monitors across polling stations statewide. Spearheaded by prominent attorney Harmeet Dhillon, the move is being framed as a safeguard to ensure only U.S. citizens cast ballots this November. But Newsom isn’t buying it. Calling the action “federal overreach,” insiders say the Governor is preparing to challenge the decision both in court and on airwaves. The tension raises massive questions: Who has the final say over election security — the states or Washington? And why is California ground zero for what could become a national precedent? 🔗 Click to read the leaked memos, legal analysis, and what this means for Election Day 👇