Transgender Democrat Activist Urges Followers
To ‘K*ll Your Local Republican’
Posted By: Beardo, 7/1/2026 7:25:03 PM
A Wisconsin transgender activist has released a run of videos telling people to “kill your local Republican” and vowing a “trans jihad” against MAGA. Conservative commentator Dustin Grage posted the footage to X on July 1. In one clip, Teha Delaruelle speaks against a background displaying the words “Kill Your Local Republican,” then points to the message. “We’re going to make this the moderate position for the state of Wisconsin,” Delaruelle says, giving followers a one-month window to act.
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A love story' 1 reply
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The United States advanced Wednesday night to the World Cup round of 16 with a 2-0 shutout of Bosnia and Herzegovina, overcoming a red card penalty that will keep one of its stars out of the next game.
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A Wisconsin transgender activist has released a run of videos telling people to “kill your local Republican” and vowing a “trans jihad” against MAGA.
Conservative commentator Dustin Grage posted the footage to X on July 1. In one clip, Teha Delaruelle speaks against a background displaying the words “Kill Your Local Republican,” then points to the message. “We’re going to make this the moderate position for the state of Wisconsin,” Delaruelle says, giving followers a one-month window to act.
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The decision was made by Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA), who told the New Republic he would not send a delegation to the fair in honor of America 250 after his administration said it canvassed opinions among Pennsylvania businesses and told the reporter, “None of them were interested.”
The Supreme Court announced its final opinions of the term today, covering some of the most high-profile issues of the term.
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Biden leaders pushed ‘gender’ rule
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Sen. Dave McCormick Steps Up to Undo Cancelation
of Pennsylvania Participation in America
250 Fair 5 replies
of Pennsylvania Participation in America
250 Fair 5 replies
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in DC home last month, may have suffered
heart attack 12 replies
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