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📝 From The Desk Of Clayton Keirns, Editor In Chief 📍
🌊San Diego, CA 🌊 |
HAPPY THURSDAY FELLOW PATRIOTS! |
Did you see President Trump's latest big push for election integrity? |
He just signed an executive order that requires individuals to provide proof of their American citizenship when they register to vote and demands that all ballots be counted on the day of the election. |
PROMISES MADE. PROMISES KEPT. |
According to the order, a government-issued proof of U.S. citizenship will now be included on registration forms. It also calls for the attorney general to develop an information-sharing relationship with state election officials in order to identify any cases of election fraud or any other violations of election law. |
"There are other steps that we will be taking in the coming weeks," Trump said just before he put pen to paper. "We think we'll be able to end up getting fair elections." |
"It's an honor to sign this one," he said. "I sign all of them, but to sign this one is a great honor." |
THIS IS A BIG BIG WIN! |
You see, President Trump cannot run again in 2028, but that doesn't mean that he doesn't care about the future of our nation and the integrity of our elections. He saw there shady things that happened in the 2020 election and he does NOT want them to ever be repeated again. Not only that, but this will help shore up elections all across our great nation in general. |
ANOTHER TICK IN THE "W" COLUMN FOR TRUMP! |
Now, lets get into todays newsletter… |
In today's email:
🚗 Auto Industry
💊 Fentanyl Crisis
🤑 DOGE cuts |
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✅TRACKING TRUMP✅ |
Curated by Mike Luso |
Hey Team! 😎 |
With the Trump administrations crackdown on illegal border crossings, it's allowed the U.S. to finally get a hold of the fentanyl epidemic that has been draining the nations pockets and killing Americans! |
You won't believe how much the fentanyl crisis has cost the American taxpayer! |
In fact, you could say the fentanyl crisis has been one of the presidents leading motivations for getting illegal immigration under control. |
More on this story below! |
| | | | 🚘 AUTOMOBILES: President Trump has invoked Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act to impose a 25% tariff on imported automobiles and key auto parts to protect national security and rebuild the domestic auto industry. The tariff applies to passenger vehicles, light trucks, and essential components like engines and transmissions, with exceptions for U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) compliant products. The move follows concerns that excessive imports, foreign subsidies, and weakened supply chains threaten the resilience of the American industrial base. Only about 25% of cars sold in the U.S. are considered truly "Made in America," highlighting the need for stronger domestic production. Trump's administration assures that tariffs are proven tools for reshoring manufacturing, protecting American workers, and reducing reliance on foreign-controlled supply chains. | 🥚 EGGS: Egg prices in the U.S. have plummeted, with large egg prices down an average of 59% since February 28th, according to FOX Business. This dramatic drop follows months of high prices caused by avian flu outbreaks that devastated poultry flocks and disrupted supply chains. The USDA's Daily National Shell Egg Index confirms the decline, with prices falling from over $6 per dozen in January to around $3.45 by mid-March. Experts attribute the improvement to stabilized production, better flock health, and increased supply. The price relief comes as welcome news for American families facing rising costs in other sectors. | 🏠 HOUSING: On March 26, 2025, the Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the termination of Federal Housing Administration mortgage eligibility for individuals residing in the United States illegally. HUD Secretary Scott Turner emphasized that this decision ensures taxpayer-backed home loans benefit American citizens who adhere to legal immigration processes. Additionally, HUD will no longer consider illegal aliens eligible for these government-backed loans, citing concerns about their ability to fulfill long-term financial obligations due to uncertain residency status. This policy change aligns with the administration's efforts to prioritize American citizens in federal housing assistance programs. | 👩 WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH: President Donald J. Trump marked Women's History Month with a White House event honoring the contributions of American women throughout history. During his remarks, he criticized the previous administration for attempting to "abolish the very concept of womanhood" and pledged to end what he termed the "Marxist war on women." Trump emphasized the importance of recognizing biological distinctions between sexes and announced plans to support women's issues, including initiatives related to in vitro fertilization. He also highlighted the achievements of women leaders within his administration, such as Susie Wiles, the first woman to serve as White House Chief of Staff, and Karoline Leavitt, the youngest person to hold the position of Press Secretary. The event underscored the administration's commitment to policies that, according to Trump, protect and celebrate the unique contributions of women in society. |
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MINING HALL OF FAMER'S SHOCKING PREDICTION: |
"Gold Could Hit $5,000... Even Without A Crisis" |
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Popular thought says gold "needs" a financial crisis in order to keep skyrocketing in value… |
Not true. |
Sean Boyd, who built a $55 billion gold empire, just went on record with a prediction that's turning heads on Wall Street, saying that Gold could surge another 50% from current levels even without the stock market crashing. |
Here's why… |
For the first time in 40 years, we're seeing record gold prices DESPITE a strong dollar and stable stock market. |
According to Boyd, "That's all you need to know. Something big is happening." |
Even more revealing, the world's top mining experts are seeing something they've never witnessed before - central banks racing to accumulate physical gold at a record rate. What do they know that you don't? |
Now you can find out… |
That's why we've prepared a FREE Wealth Protection Kit showing you: |
•Why mining experts are making such bold predictions |
•How to position yourself before gold's next major move (time is running out) |
•Why traditional retirement accounts are at major risk in current market environments |
•The secret IRS provision that protects your money AND gives you a "tax save haven" |
➤ Get Your FREE Gold IRA Kit Now |
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💰 Fentanyl Crisis Costs Americans $2.7 Trillion 💰 |
In One Year… |
The fentanyl crisis is not just a public health emergency. It is a national economic catastrophe. In 2023 alone, the cost of illicit opioids, primarily fentanyl, was an estimated $2.7 trillion, or 9.7 percent of America's GDP. That staggering number includes the toll of lives lost, quality of life destroyed, healthcare costs, and the damage caused to our labor force and communities. |
According to the DEA, over 74,700 Americans died from opioid overdoses in 2023, most from fentanyl. An estimated 5.7 million Americans now live with opioid use disorder. The economic toll is devastating. It includes $1.11 trillion from loss of life, $1.34 trillion from reduced quality of life, and $277 billion from healthcare expenses, lost productivity, and crime. |
The vast majority, 93 percent of opioid deaths, are caused by synthetic opioids like fentanyl, which are produced in China and trafficked into the United States through Mexico. While the media fixates on tariffs, the cost of the fentanyl crisis is nearly 25 times larger than even the most pessimistic tariff estimates. |
This epidemic does not just kill. It destroys families, burdens the healthcare system, and drains our economy. The United States has become too lenient at the border, too weak on foreign accountability, and too slow to respond. |
President Trump has repeatedly warned about the dangers of fentanyl and the need to seal the southern border. The numbers make it clear. This crisis is unsustainable, and failing to stop the flow of deadly drugs is costing the country trillions. |
Americans deserve safety, security, and leadership that takes this threat seriously. It is time to get tough before more lives are lost and the nation's foundation suffers irreparable harm. |
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🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟 |
💸 President Trump has signed an executive order imposing 25% tariffs on imported automobiles and key auto parts to combat unfair trade practices and protect U.S. national security. The tariffs, effective April 2, 2025, are expected to generate $100 billion annually and encourage automakers to boost domestic production. The move has sparked international backlash, with Canada and the EU warning of rising tensions and economic consequences. |
👨🏭 The UAW has praised the Trump administration's new tariffs on foreign-made vehicles as a major win for American autoworkers. UAW President Shawn Fain called the move the "beginning of the end" for disastrous free trade policies like NAFTA that have harmed U.S. manufacturing. The union believes these tariffs will help restore union jobs, increase wages, and bring auto production back to underused U.S. plants. |
💲 The U.S. Department of Labor has announced the cancellation of $577 million in grants deemed inconsistent with the administration's "America First" policies, resulting in $237 million in savings. These grants included funding for international initiatives such as $10 million for "gender equity in the Mexican workplace" and $12.2 million for "worker empowerment in South America." This action reevaluates and reduces foreign aid expenditures that do not directly benefit American interests. |
🚄 California's high-speed rail project is facing a critical funding shortfall of $7 billion that must be filled by next summer to avoid further delays, according to the state's Legislative Analyst's Office. So far, the state has spent $14 billion, but it needs more than double that just to finish the first segment between Merced and Bakersfield. The Trump administration is currently investigating the use of $4 billion in federal funds already allocated, raising concerns that additional funding may be blocked or rescinded. |
👛 A recent Harris Poll indicates that 31% of Americans have no interest in supporting the economy this year, reflecting a significant level of disengagement. This sentiment is particularly pronounced among younger generations, with 37% of Gen Z expressing disinterest, as well as among 41% of Black Americans and 35% of Democrats. The findings underscore a broader trend of consumers altering their spending habits due to political and economic dissatisfaction. |
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🎥Trending Politics Video Of The Day🎥 -Hegseth "Scandal" DEBUNKED! |
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God bless, |
Clayton
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