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Candy was the Gut Busters MC’s golden ticket – or more accurately, their platinum pussy pass. After the Grand Canyon gangbang, Rattlesnake had her pink Softail tricked out with chrome dildos for handlebars and a seat that vibrated on command. Now the crew was rolling deep to Arizona Bike Week in Scottsdale: twenty hogs thundering down I-10, chase trucks packed with weed, whiskey, and enough condoms to wrap the Grand Canyon. Candy rode bitch on Rattlesnake’s chopper, her thighs locked around his waist, grinding to the engine’s growl. Her outfit? A Gut Busters crop top sliced open to let her double-Ds breathe, leather chaps with no pants underneath (for “ventilation”), and boots laced with LED lights that flashed “FUCK ME” in Morse code. Every rest stop, she’d hop off, spark a fat joint from the club’s stash – primo Arizona green that hit like a freight train – and blow smoke rings that looked suspiciously like cock rings. First adventure: a weed-fueled game of “Highway High Jinks” near Tucson. The crew passed a bong back and forth at 80 mph, Candy taking monster hits that left her giggling like a hyena on helium. “Pull over, boys – mama needs to pee!” She squatted by the roadside, ass out for the world, while the prospects leered and toked. One newbie got so baked he tried to light his dick instead of a cigarette. Candy fixed it with a sloppy handjob: “There, fixed your lighter, sweetie!” Second adventure: a dust-up at a roadside dive bar called The Cactus Cock. The Gut Busters rolled in for beers; Candy rolled in for trouble. She climbed the bar, poured tequila down her cleavage, and declared body shots for all. Rattlesnake licked first, his goatee tickling her nipples hard. Then the whole crew dove in – tongues lapping, hands groping, turning the bar into a sticky mess. A rival club tried to crash; Candy defused it by flashing her pierced clit and yelling, “Peace offering!” The fight turned into a joint circle-jerk, everyone passing blunts and blowjobs like party favors. They hit Scottsdale at dusk, the rally a roaring sea of Harleys, halter tops, and hangovers. Tents up in the desert lot, bonfires blazing, speakers blasting outlaw metal. Candy was the star: she led a topless burnout contest, her tits spinning like propellers as she revved Rattlesnake’s bike in circles, weed smoke mixing with tire rubber. By nightfall, the crew was baked beyond belief – passing bowls of grass laced with shrooms, turning the camp into a trippy titty wonderland. The orgy kicked off around midnight, Candy at ground zero on a blanket under the stars. Rattlesnake sparked a joint, took a drag, and shotgun-kissed it into her mouth while sliding into her from behind. “Ride the snake, baby,” he growled. She moaned around the smoke, arching back as two prospects latched onto her nipples, sucking like starving calves. The circle formed: brothers rotating in, dicks hard from the weed buzz, pounding her in every hole while she toked and teased. One guy fucked her missionary while she blew another, joint dangling from her lips. “Deeper, you pussy – make me see stars!” A third slipped in from behind for a double stuff, her screams echoing off the rally tents. Grass smoke hung thick, everyone high as kites, laughing through the lust. Candy came first – a squirting geyser that soaked the blanket – then kept going, riding reverse-cowgirl on Rattlesnake while jerking off two more, her free hand passing the blunt like a baton in a fuck relay. By dawn, bodies piled like wrecked hogs: sticky, stoned, satisfied. Candy sprawled in the middle, joint smoldering between her tits, cum-glazed and grinning. Rattlesnake lit her another. “You’re the best high we’ve ever had, doll.” She exhaled a perfect ring toward the rising sun. “Arizona Bike Week? More like Bike Weak – these boys couldn’t last!” But as the crew stirred for round two, Candy knew: in the Gut Busters world, the party never stalls. Just revs harder. A Bimbo Named Candy: Arizona Asphalt Orgy Outlaw Archive Where Legacy Lives On Biker clubhouse owners say they knew nothing of ‘illegal activity’ FLORIDAS BIKER WAR BEGINS PAGANS MC OUTSMARTED

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) said he introduced an amendment to defund an “Orwellian automobile kill switch.” “The looming Orwellian automobile kill switch deadline threatens civil liberties. When your car shuts down because it doesn’t approve of your driving, how will you appeal your roadside conviction?” Massie said. “I’ve offered an amendment this week to defund this federal mandate,” he added. The looming Orwellian automobile kill switch deadline threatens civil liberties. When your car shuts down because it doesn't approve of your driving, how will you appeal your roadside conviction? I’ve offered an amendment this week to defund this federal mandate. pic.twitter.com/bhAM9CzSbW — Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) January 21, 2026 The Kentucky Republican said the amendment will get a vote later today. “The amendment that @RepChipRoy @RepScottPerry and I offered yesterday to defund the unconstitutional automobile kill switch legislation in the Infrastructure bill will get a vote later today. Please call & encourage your member now to vote YES. I’ll post the floor debate soon,” Massie said. The amendment that @RepChipRoy @RepScottPerry and I offered yesterday to defund the unconstitutional automobile kill switch legislation in the Infrastructure bill will get a vote later today. Please call & encourage your member now to vote YES. I’ll post the floor debate soon. https://t.co/nmeCmGJjEd — Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) January 22, 2026 This isn’t the first time Massie has spearheaded an effort to defund the automobile kill switch buried in legislation. Congressman Thomas Massie Proposes Amendment To Defund Federal Mandate For ‘Kill Switch’ In New Vehicles In November 2023, Massie's proposed amendment to defund the kill switch failed to pass. During debate last night on my amendment to defund the 2026 kill-switch mandate for cars, some Democrats claimed the technology wouldn’t monitor or disable cars. Here’s the actual law I had to read to them: My amendment failed. Link to the roll call vote: https://t.co/YWufj9C2C3 pic.twitter.com/JDN1TltaDo — Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) November 8, 2023 The proposed amendment in 2023 failed 229-201, according to the roll call vote. 199 Republicans and 2 Democrats voted to pass the amendment. 210 Democrats and 19 Republicans voted against the amendment. UPDATE: 19 House Republicans Vote AGAINST Defunding ‘Kill Switch’ Mandate For New Vehicles Massie shared debate from the House floor on the amendment proposed this week to defund the automobile kill switch. "Federal law says new cars after 2026 must monitor drivers and shut down if the car disapproves. Your dashboard should not be judge, jury, and executioner. @RepScottPerry @RepChipRoy offered an amendment to defund the automobile kill switch mandate," he wrote. Footage below: Federal law says new cars after 2026 must monitor drivers and shut down if the car disapproves. Your dashboard should not be judge, jury, and executioner.@RepScottPerry @RepChipRoy offered an amendment to defund the automobile kill switch mandate. Here’s our debate: pic.twitter.com/ZYvAHCs5e7 — Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) January 22, 2026

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A top Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official said that Mahmoud Khalil, an anti-Israel activist and former Columbia University graduate student who helped organize pro-Palestinian demonstrations in New York, will likely be deported to Algeria, NewsNation reports. “It looks like he’ll go to Algeria. That’s what the thought is right now,” DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said, according to the outlet. Mahmoud Khalil will be rearrested and sent to Algeria, a top Department of Homeland Security official told #KatiePavlichTonight on Wednesday. The Trump administration has tried to deport the Syrian-born activist over his pro-Palestinian demonstrations in New York. MORE:… pic.twitter.com/1ALVyVL1Ta — NewsNation (@NewsNation) January 22, 2026 NewsNation shared further: On Jan. 15, the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a 2-1 ruling reversed a lower court decision that released Khalil from an immigration jail, bringing the government one step closer to detaining and ultimately deporting the Palestinian activist. NewsNation has reached out to a member of Khalil’s legal team for a response. Khalil, a former Columbia University graduate student, was arrested by ICE agents March 8, 2025, becoming the first campus activist swept up in President Trump’s crackdown on pro-Palestinian activists during the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. The Trump administration has argued that Khalil supports Hamas, a terrorist organization, and lied on documents as he applied for permanent U.S. residency. Speaking before supporters at a rally in June, Khalil denied that he supports violence. “Who is Mahmoud Khalil? … Mahmoud Khalil is a human rights defender. Mahmoud Khalil is a freedom fighter. Mahmoud Khalil is a refugee. Mahmoud Khalil is a father and husband, and above all, Mahmoud Khalil is Palestinian,” he said. “Mahmoud Khalil is a New Yorker. He should remain in NYC,” New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said. “We have seen this attack on him as part of a larger attack on the freedom of speech that is especially pronounced when it comes to the use of that speech to stand up for Palestinian human rights,” he continued. Footage below: Mamdani on Trump plan to deport Mahmoud Khalil: “Mahmoud Khalil is a New Yorker. He should remain in NYC. “We have seen this attack on him as part of a larger attack on the freedom of speech.. when it comes to the use of that speech to stand up for Palestinian human rights.” pic.twitter.com/99tVgTuVr3 — Jacob N. Kornbluh (@jacobkornbluh) January 22, 2026 More from the New York Post: The feds justified his arrest under a rarely used statute that allows for noncitizens to be kicked out if their beliefs are deemed to pose a threat to US foreign policy interests. In June, a federal judge in New Jersey ordered that Khalil be cut loose after ruling the justification would likely be declared unconstitutional. The White House scored a major win last week when a federal appeals court overturned the ruling ordering his release from the ICE facility. The three-judge panel found his case should have been allowed to work its way through the immigration court system before Khalil could mount a legal challenge. Immediately after the ruling, McLaughlin urged Khalil to “self-deport now before he is arrested, deported, and never given a chance to return.” It wasn’t immediately clear when the feds would attempt to detain Khalil. Khalil, who has dismissed the allegations against him as “baseless and ridiculous,” insists the saga is a “direct consequence of exercising my right to free speech as I advocated for a free Palestine and an end to the genocide in Gaza.”

Federal authorities have so far arrested three anti-ICE agitators after a left-wing mob stormed Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, during its worship service — seeking attention and spotlighting their protest against illegal alien deportations.