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Tuesday, December 23, 2025

Turns Out Trump Was Correct About How the DemonRats Stole the Election!

Reminder — they demanded you ignore what happened in Fulton County, Georgia, where the room was cleared at 10:30 p.m. due to a supposed “water main break.” Then people stayed behind as thousands of ballots were pulled from under tables in suitcases and scanned!

🚨 Reminder — they demanded you ignore what happened in Fulton County, Georgia, where the room was cleared at 10:30 p.m. due to a supposed “water main break.” Then people stayed behind as thousands of ballots were pulled from under tables in suitcases and scanned! pic.twitter.com/OEbz5bfJV0
— 🔥🇺🇸 KC 🇺🇸🔥 (@KCPayTreeIt) December 21, 2025

Megyn Kelly is a disgusting fraud... Mark Levin

Megyn Kelly is a disgusting fraud and hateful propagandist. She need not condemn Candace Owens. She is Candace Owens.

More to come.https://t.co/iV1Owmnope
— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) December 23, 2025

So weird how Kelly has landed on blaming Jews for anti-Semitism and saying the dude buying a house in Qatar, sides with Iran, plays footsie with a neo-Nazi, platforms folks who say America should have sided with Nazi Germany, etc. is just fine. Note, I don’t think Kelly really… https://t.co/NO1niifhnW
— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahDispatch) December 22, 2025

Sometimes you have to draw a line in the sand and say “No, the person on stage who is telling Americans we are disgusting for not wanting to embrace Islam” is not someone I want to unite with.

No, I don’t want to giggle with @megynkelly in a fire side chat about how Candace… https://t.co/qVwIUsuJq3
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) December 23, 2025

Judge orders JPMorgan to keep paying Charlie Javice’s $74M legal bills — including $530 in gummy bears

A Delaware judge on Monday denied a bid from JPMorgan to wiggle out of $74 million in legal bills from convicted fraudster Charlie Javice — even as fresh details of lavish, bizarre spending emerged in court papers.

Javice and her lawyers spent $530 on gummy bears, more than $3,000 on first-class airline tickets, a $581 dinner that included a $161 seafood tower and $25,800 on hotel upgrades — then billed the costs as part of the staggering legal tab she wants JPMorgan Chase to pay, the bank alleged in court filings.

According to the filings, the expenses included a $284 car ride covering just half a mile. Lawyers also billed “copious amounts of alcohol,” including cocktails and wine, as well as personal care items such as cellulite butter.

The bank also flagged expenses incurred by attorneys themselves. In one instance, a law firm partner expensed a hotel stay in New York City to JPMorgan despite listing New York as his home office.

In November 2024, a Quinn Emanuel attorney based in Miami billed a two-day stay at a Florida hotel located roughly 20 minutes from her own office. Defense attorney José Baez sought reimbursement for a $13.57 Spotify charge and a $75 suitcase purchased at City Souvenirs USA.

Charedi Protest Erupts Into Major Route 4 Blockade, Paralyzing Central Israel

Making a Siyum on Route 4 while thousands in cars and buses cannot move an inch!

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It's now totally out of hand, causing hate!

Their "Gedoilim" offer no outlet to these boys with raging hormones and they are bored out of their minds! It was Zos Chanuka, and while IDF Soldiers were on the front being Moiser Nefesh for Klall Yisrael these "Torah" gangsters were out blocking innocent people from going on with their lives! This will not end well as the typical Israeli is getting very frustrated with these Charedie shenanigans and will take the law into their own hands!

Extremist ultra-Orthodox protesters blocked Route 4 in both directions near the Geha Interchange by Bnei Brak and Givat Shmuel, choking one of central Israel’s busiest corridors and triggering heavy gridlock.

Police declared the demonstration illegal and moved in to clear the roadway while diverting traffic, with closures reported along stretches of Route 4 and nearby access points as officers worked to restore flow.

The protest is tied to anger over enforcement against draft evasion

Start making your wishlist: Personal import VAT exemption to increase to $150 on Wednesday

Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich is expected to sign an order on Tuesday expanding the VAT exemption on personal imports from $75 to $150.

The order will be published in the official registry and is set to take effect overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday.

The higher exemption is expected to significantly broaden the range of products Israelis can order from abroad, particularly through international e-commerce platforms such as Amazon.

Raising the threshold is also expected to reduce the overall cost of purchases, as consumers will be able to include more items in a single shipment without incurring VAT.

The measure is expected to boost competition in the local market, expand consumer choice, and help lower prices for competing products already sold in Israel.