🚨 WATCH THIS VIDEO CLIP IN ITS ENTIRETY. PAY ATTENTION TO THE OPTICS. 👀
First, a 🎩 H/T: Eric Daugherty for bringing the original footage to our attention.
On November 10, 2026, Senate Republican Leader John Thune took to the Senate floor to file cloture motions on THREE of President Donald J. Trump’s judicial nominees.
And these aren’t insignificant judicial appointments.
⚖️ ANNA ST. JOHN — Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, covering Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi.
⚖️ DANIEL DOMENICO — Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, covering Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah and Wyoming.
⚖️ GREGORY CARL COOK — U.S. District Court, Northern District of Alabama.
Two appellate judgeships and one federal district judgeship.
LIFETIME APPOINTMENTS. POTENTIALLY DECADES OF INFLUENCE OVER THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY.
NOW HERE’S SOMETHING INTERESTING.
Under Senate Rule XXII, established in 1917, a cloture motion requires the signatures of at least 16 senators before it can be formally submitted.
Thune’s own signature could count toward that requirement. If 16 other senators joined him, that would bring the total to 17 (Q)!
And in the footage, Thune specifically requests that the names of the senators signing the motions NOT BE READ ALOUD.
WHO WERE THOSE SENATORS?
And why did Thune request that the reading of their names be waived?
The names matter because these senators were helping move forward judicial nominations that could influence the federal courts for GENERATIONS.
Now, watch the interaction between Leader Thune and the woman presiding over the Senate, addressed as Madam President.
At first, she appears somewhat SALTY, at least from my perspective.
But pay close attention toward the end.
She begins smiling.
Thune appears to give someone off to his side a WINK AND A NOD.
Then he turns back toward Madam President, raises his eyebrows, smiles—and she smiles back.
Maybe it’s nothing.
BUT OPTICS MATTER.
And here’s what I find particularly interesting.
Why was Thune advancing these nominations in what appears to be a nearly empty Senate chamber?
Where were the other senators?
Were any objections raised?
And why the urgency surrounding these particular judicial appointments?
Now, consider what Thune said afterward when discussing his reelection as Republican Leader:
“I serve at the pleasure of the Republican Conference.”
Interesting choice of words.
Because those of us who have followed the Q drops for years will immediately recognize another expression:
“WE SERVE AT THE PLEASURE OF THE PRESIDENT.”
And I’m also reminded of another message attributed to Q:
“ALL WILL DO AS TOLD.”
COINCIDENTALLY… THE TWO Q DROPS WHICH MENTION THESSE PHRASES MIRROR EACH OTHER AND WERE ONE DAY APART… 2442
Examine the TIMING, the LANGUAGE, the BODY LANGUAGE and the ACTIONS.
Three federal judicial nominations.
A procedural move requiring the signatures of at least 16 Senators, Thune’s signature made it the 17th.
A request to dispense with reading those names aloud.
A Senate leadership election.
A Republican Conference whose relationship with President Trump remains central to the political landscape.
And a very familiar phrase.
COINCIDENCE? INTENTIONAL? OR SIMPLY POLITICAL BUSINESS AS USUAL?
WATCH… LISTEN… THINK…
PATRIOTS IN CONTROL!
MAGA!
@SirCensorLot 🔗
I always thought Thune was playing his part, doing what he was told!
Great Post💥
Kelly 🐸
@CaptKylePatriots
