Natalie Winters

It's foreign interference in domestic politics.

And the fentanyl issue, I think, is probably the most damaging form of that version of that.

And for all these Democrats that want to get up there and lecture us about the sanctity of human life because some radical left-wing protesters put themselves in harm's way and got shot,

Maybe they should spend more time worrying about the fentanyl issue if they have such a newfound sense of defending human life.

But then I guess they'd also have to care about abortion.

Well, I have to say I gave myself a bit of PTSD saying the term red mirage, if you remember that one.

But I'd also like to say, you know, the missing person alert for the, what was it, the 10 million Democrat voters that we couldn't find since 2024?

I don't think they ever answered that.

for that one.

So maybe they should focus on answering that question before dictating to us what election integrity and election laws need to look like.

But I want to bring everyone's attention to something that I think President Trump can actually do to make elections more secure.

And that is a very quiet appointment that Joe Biden did in 2020 following his fake election.

And that was by putting a chick of the name Amber McReynolds

on the U.S.

Postal Service Board, which is responsible for overseeing particularly mail-in ballot delivery and, of course, a bunch of postal system stuff.

But this individual has no experience in shipping or logistics.

She was put on there for one reason.

It's clearly political.

It's clearly a partisan appointment.

So much so that Time magazine has extensively profiled her in a glowing piece titled, Meet the Woman Behind the Country's Effort to Embrace Mail-in Voting in 2020, where she was dubbed the country's most, quote, outspoken evangelist for voting by mail.