Natalie Winters

This is weird money laundering.

This is weird kickbacks to buy votes.

And how do you know it?

You can tell from the mass mobilization that you're seeing in the streets.

When do you ever see Democrats organized to the level that they're organizing now?

They've always been ticked off about mass deportations.

It's because I think if you really look at what this is about, it's about campaign finance, and it's about how they've been importing blocks of third world people to help control and shape elections.

And I would encourage the Trump administration to get very serious about this because you can tell that the antibody resistance...

to this is quite strong.

To call it a disease is an understatement.

I think this is, you know, something that you can see replicated, not just in Minnesota, but across every single state.

And it's not just charity or scamming for the sake of scamming sake.

How did these Somalians even end up in Minnesota?

They don't know how to, most of them don't even speak English or a lot of them don't.

I think they're filling out government grants.

That's like the most difficult process ever.

So I would look into the political ties.

Natalie G. Winters on X, NatalieGWinters.substack.com.

And happy 100 days.

I hope maybe we need to do Project 2026 now.