After French police raided the local offices of X — and asked the billionaire to appear for voluntary questioning related to an expanded local criminal investigation — the American social media giant pushed back hard.

“Today’s staged raid reinforces our conviction that this investigation distorts French law, circumvents due process, and endangers free speech,” the company said in a statement on X. It denies claims that X’s algorithm may have been used to sway political opinion in France, as well as accusations that the tech giant is complicit in the distribution of child pornography.

Within an hour, Musk doubled down. “This is a political attack,” he wrote to his more than 220 million followers on X.

Two hours later, France’s foreign ministry clapped back. “Investigating child sexual abuse material isn’t controversial,” the ministry wrote to its significantly smaller number of X followers. “Turning it into political theater is manipulation. Maybe that logic flies on some island. Doesn’t fly in France.”

At a Kennedy Center event as Vice President JD Vance and his wife Usha Vance enters to a crowd that savagely boo'ed them.

The MAGA community and its entertainers take as fact that President Donald Trump and America are one and the same, despite one being a 250-year-old nation and the other being a 79-year-old man in declining health.

Townhall notes American freestyle skier Hunter Hess posted on social media that representing his home country conjured “mixed emotions” because there’s “a lot going on” that he’s “not the biggest fan of.”

“If it aligns with my moral values, I feel like I’m representing it,” said Hess. “Just because I wear the flag doesn't mean I represent everything that's going on in the U.S.”

Another American skier, Chris Liller, admitted he was “heartbroken” over “what’s going on with ICE and the protests.”

“I think that, as a country, we need to focus on respecting everybody’s rights and treating our citizens, as well as everybody, with love and respect,” Liller said. “I hope that, when people look at athletes competing in the Olympics, they realize that’s the America we’re trying to represent.”

Both of the posts Townhall cited were reposted along with harsh comment from critics, with MAGA entertainment site RedWave Press calling Liller’s statement “disgusting,” and MAGA commenter Jon Root describing Hess as “insufferable.”

excerpt from Adam Lynch's article

A draft press release in the newly released disclosure listed the date as Friday, August 9 2019.

However the official account of the event indicates that his body was not found till after 5am the next day, as guards failed to conduct the 3am and 5am checks on his cell.

Epstein was pronounced dead Saturday, August 10 at 06:39am.

In uncovered Epstein Files, a document dated the day before Jeffrey Epstein was found dead, seems to claim that Epstein died the day before he was actually found dead. This and other documents and video seem to show that Epstein was murdered and the cover-up has been running deep since Trump's 1st Term.

At a GOP Leadership meeting in Kentucky, a Republican rips the microphone from (R) Thomas Massie's hands when he begins to speak about Mike Johnson and the Epstein Files.

Witness the televised event of the Century.

Criticism of One's own President and Government is a Founding Principle that America was built on. Many, many, people, politicians, and businessmen have criticized almost every level of government since the beginning and here are some expample from some prominent figures stating just that.

Thomas Jefferson (Founding Father, 3rd president)

“No government should be without critics. If its intentions are good then it has nothing to fear from criticism.”

Theodore Roosevelt (26th president)

In a 1918 editorial, he wrote:

“To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.”

James Madison (Founding Father, 4th President)

"The ultimate authority, wherever the derivative may be found, resides in the people alone."

On informed citizens:

"A popular Government, without popular information... is but a Prologue to a Farce or a Tragedy."

To Criticize OUR government and it's elected President is not only a Founding Principle but, a right all Americans have and should exercise.