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Donna Brandenburg for Michigan Governor

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The official channel for Donna Brandenburg, who is running for the office of Michigan Governor

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False claims and emotional “gotchas” are just another proof of spiritual bankruptcy. Team building for the very entities which are actively involved in serving the unconstitutional … criminal… de facto government … agents of the transnational crime syndicate. False claims and emotional “wins” are not the same as defending the Constitution. Misstating what I said about Sharia so Trisha can score a point is the first problem. The Constitution is the highest law … anything in conflict with it is null and void. That is the call-out. Use the law, not gossip. The second problem … people who claim Christ insult the very ones who need God instead of seeing them as a mission field. The soldier at the cross was converted. Jesus sat with tax collectors and prostitutes. Shepherds don’t kill the sheep just because they don’t like where they’re eating the grass. How will we ever talk to anyone if we spend all our time insulting them? The third problem is failure to define the target of criminality. The entities supporting anything in conflict with American under the guise of religious liberty need to be designated as “military terrorist organizations” … wolves in sheep’s clothing. @Brandenburg4Mi

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💥Chris Kaijala on FB: "I thought the Muskegon County Clerk was avoiding us! Today I found out I was right!! After I made a public comment at the Muskegon County Commissioner's meeting and the meeting was adjourned ; I went up to our Clerk and asked if she got the Muskegon County GOP Press Release I had emailed to her and offered her a hard copy, in case she hadn't received it. She said she had received it. I asked if our Elections group could meet with her to discuss the deficiencies we perceive to be here in our County. She said, "No, I will not meet with you." I asked, "Why not?" She said, "Everything is ok." Then she walked away. Now, if she had not had a heads-up about our concerns, I would have understood. But, mid last year we sent her a list of issues discovered in the Nov 2024 election. We got no reply. None. Two months later in Aug 2025, we meet with the County Administrator on the matter. She did not attend or send a representative. Then after the POTUS speech this July 2026, mentioning the fraudulent voter registration scandal, she made statements that, in our estimation, were not credible or supportable in fact. I sent out a Press Release a few weeks later to correct the record, since the news media repeated her points without verification. Even many of our County Commissioners seem to lack knowledge that the guard rails of the County elections are in need of serious repair. Saying "The sun is shining!" from a windowless basement "don't make it so". So she doesn't believe in the mission statement of her office. We are still prepared to meet with her team and have a substanable discussion. We want the guard-rails fixed so that NO ONE can say there has been cheating. .. PS. All troll comments to this post (one's that lack material support or attack people instead of having an honest discussion) will be DELETED! .. Thank you for your attention to this matter." https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19MLTgtye3/
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Had a great time at the Peach Festival today!!! https://www.youtube.com/live/m3Ncdv60T5k?feature=shared @Brandenburg4Mi
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Duplicate absentee ballots showing up in Ohio. From True the Vote
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In 1829, a quiet revolution unfolded in India—not with muskets or barricades, but with a stroke of the pen. Lord William Bentinck, Governor-General of British India, signed Regulation XVII, abolishing the ancient practice of sati, the ritual immolation of Hindu widows upon their husbands’ funeral pyres. For centuries it had lingered in pockets of the subcontinent: a widow, often scarcely more than a girl, drugged or coerced, bound to the timber and swallowed by flame while priests chanted and crowds looked on. Travelers wrote of the screams; Indian reformers like Rammohan Roy begged for intervention. And now, at last, the ban had come. The decree stirred fury among some Indian leaders, who insisted that custom was sacred, that outsiders had no right to interfere with the rituals of their civilization. When Hindu priests confronted British General Charles James Napier, demanding the right to continue the practice in his jurisdiction, he delivered the most uncompromising reply ever uttered by a British officer in India. He listened patiently to their arguments, then replied: “Be it so. This burning of widows is your custom; prepare the funeral pile. But my nation has also a custom. When men burn women alive we hang them, and confiscate all their property. My carpenters shall therefore erect gibbets on which to hang all concerned when the widow is consumed. Let us all act according to national customs.” The priests withdrew. No pyre was lit. Napier’s words cut through the fog of cultural excuses and stand as a reminder that morality does not bow simply because tradition demands it. It is fashionable today to say that all cultures must be understood on their own terms, that judgment is arrogance, that one civilization must never criticize another. But sati was not a dance, a festival, or a dialect—it was the burning alive of a human being. And in our own age there are practices just as cruel, wrapped in the same protective cloak of “culture”: the forced genital cutting of young girls in parts of Africa and the Middle East; the Taliban’s brutal confinement of Afghan women; so-called “honor killings” in South Asia and the Levant; child brides in rural Yemen and northern Nigeria. These are not quaint customs. They are wounds inflicted on the defenseless—acts of domination masquerading as heritage. Napier understood what too few modern voices dare say aloud: that respect for cultures does not require surrender to barbarism. The British ban on sati did not eradicate every immolation. But it marked a turning point, a moment when a government, imperfect as all governments are, drew a line and said: No more. And perhaps that is the lesson worth carrying forward. Admire the beauty and diversity of civilizations, yes—but never let reverence for culture smother the duty to protect the vulnerable. In the contest between tradition and the life of an individual, civilization stands or falls on the side it chooses. H/T Q-Trekkie Next-Gen @Brandenburg4Mi
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This is my summary of a great interview with Donna that I think everybody should watch/listen to and share. All my substack articles are FREE! 💪🇺🇸 https://karentheriveter.substack.com/p/watching-the-waters?r=1rwucr&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
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