Viewer discretion is advised: The videos accompanying this report contain footage of a fatal shooting. A woman was killed at a Citibank campus in Tampa, Florida, before an armed security guard stopped the gunman. Newly released surveillance footage shows the confrontation, and Sheriff Chad Chronister is crediting guard John Fraley with preventing an already terrible attack from becoming even worse. The suspect, identified as Jacob Pearson, drove a vehicle through a gate and entered a building carrying a rifle. The shooting occurred Wednesday, with emergency dispatchers receiving calls at 12:11 p.m. According to the report, Pearson fatally shot the woman over a delinquent $2,500 credit card debt. Hours earlier, he had threatened to shoot up the building over a court summons related to the debt. A debt dispute became a deadly attack on people at their workplace. https://twitter.com/ScopeReport_/status/2118450571946434633?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Fraley, identified in the accompanying coverage as a Marine veteran, confronted Pearson inside the cafeteria. The armed guard shot the suspect, who was later pronounced dead at TGH. The woman was pronounced dead at the scene. Chronister praised Fraley’s decision to confront the attacker rather than escape. That distinction matters. Training and preparedness are not decorative items on a corporate checklist; in…

President Trump’s 2024 Texas victory is at the center of The Gateway Pundit’s questions about a reported Democratic sweep in the 2026 midterms. The article describes major Democratic gains across Republican territory, including Senate victories in South Carolina, Iowa, Ohio, Kansas and Texas, with Mississippi described as likely. That is quite a political reversal. But the important distinction here is between reported results, questions about those results and allegations that somebody cheated. Those are not interchangeable, no matter how loudly a social media post announces its conclusion. The outlet focuses heavily on Texas Democrat James Talarico’s reported victory over Republican Ken Paxton. According to the article, Talarico received more than half a million more votes than Kamala Harris did in Texas in 2024 and exceeded the vote totals of every Democratic Texas candidate since 2016, including three presidential campaigns. The comparison driving the outrage is straightforward: President Trump won Texas by 14 percentage points in 2024, while the article says Talarico won by 12 points two years later. That would represent a 26-point reversal between those contests. Republican voters looking at that comparison have every reason to want a detailed explanation, not a dismissive wave from the political class. https://twitter.com/klmunoz54/status/2117995574473658776?a=BpWKGnE_Yro-HcDAeoo&s=20…