Organized Crime by Democrat Mafia
January 25, 2026 - 18:15
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Jason McGuire leads Wisconsin Family Action’s counterpart in New York. For those who may not be familiar with Jason’s story, Jason was targeted for his values and incarcerated as a result of Letitia James’ (the same Attorney General that went after President Trump) lawfare.
Today, Jason needs the support of people across the country.
I’m going to be very upfront with you.
For months now, Democrat operatives, media pundits, and Washington pollsters have been laying the groundwork for what they’re calling a “Republican wipeout” in this year’s upcoming election.
They want you to believe conservatives are tired.
They want you to believe the fight is already over.
And they want grassroots Americans to sit this one out.
I’m not buying it — and neither should you.
Let me tell you why this fight matters so much to me.
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win the overwhelming support of Wisconsin’s voters.
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