I’d like to see @HeyTammyBruce in this role. Or @michaeljknowles
Vote for (incumbent) Daniel S. Sullivan for senator in Alaska:
12 times this morning (so far) Fox news briefs have NOT said his middle initial, which is critical since dems ran a fake republican with the same name, but different middle initial.
Voted red up and down the ballot, and in honor of @ScottAdamsSays, I’m committing to ‘help’ 5 low prop voters to do the same. I already have 3, will be working on 2 more (at minimum). We voted last week.
If she was a republican she’d already be back in Somalia
Rep. Ilhan Omar's DC home raided by DHS as part of probe into Dem's immigration paperwork trib.al/NW6k6rI
That’s a whole lot of words just to say ‘I have TDS’.
I am a lifelong Democrat. I served President Clinton on the National Security Council, worked for Madeleine Albright at the State Department, and served as deputy staff director of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee when Joe Biden was chairman.
I remain a Democrat because I believe in an America where every person and every community is respected and where we all have the greatest possible opportunities to realize our potential.
It is precisely because I believe so deeply in these principles that I feel a moral obligation to unequivocally condemn the anti-American bigots operating within our party who promote hatred and division, incite hostility, foster intercommunal conflict, and denigrate our nation and its values.
These include Abdul El-Sayed, Zohran Mamdani, Darializa Avila Chevalier, and many of the members and leaders of the Democratic Socialists of America, who are seeking to transform our party into a vehicle for their radical political agenda.
Some Democratic leaders believe we should remain quiet because defeating Trump and regaining control of Congress are more important than our internal divisions.
I completely understand this logic.
Trump is running roughshod over our democracy and laying the groundwork for a potential soft coup in November. His administration's corruption, lawlessness, and attacks on our democratic institutions represent an extraordinary threat to our republic. All Americans must fight back against these abuses with everything we have.
But as a Democrat and as an American, I reject the implicit claim that we must embrace anti-American bigots and dangerous radicals to defend our democracy and build our best possible future.
If we become the party that stands by radicals who excuse or glorify the September 11 or October 7 terrorists, what moral authority will we have to challenge the extremism of others? If we remain quiet when political activists call for the destruction of Western democratic institutions, reject fundamental constitutional protections, or encourage hatred and violence against their fellow Americans, how can we possibly ask the American people to trust us?
Just as we Democrats have rightly demanded that Republicans stand against the worst abuses of the Trump administration, we must stand against the dangerous radicals operating in our own party.
Our principles must mean more to us than our immediate political interests.
I believe the vast majority of Americans are decent people who love our country, respect their fellow citizens, and want us all to live together in peace. The time has come for these common-sense Americans to reject the radical extremes on both sides of the political spectrum and unite around a positive vision of our shared future.
I remain a proud Democrat because I believe our party can help lead this national renewal. But if the Democratic Party stops standing for democratic values, it will no longer deserve my support or that of most other patriotic Americans.
We Democrats cannot save American democracy by abandoning our principles. We must defend those principles with the same courage and conviction that we demand of our political opponents.
Our country deserves that kind of leadership, and our party has an historic opportunity to provide it if we put forward a positive vision for America and do not cave to the dangerous radicals in our midst.
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Saritha Komatireddy wiped the floor with leticia james in the NY AG debate but not one video report has her name in the title.
‘Enforce the law.
Protect the innocent.
Restore safety.’
Vote @sarithaforny for AG.
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Cook just moved Victoria Spartz's 5th District out of 'Solid Republican', one of 18 House races shifting toward Democrats. The seat still favors the GOP, but it's no lock. Early voting is open, Hoosiers. Show up. #IN05
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Your reminder that the statewide Michigan Republican ticket is packed with strong men
The Democrats are girlbosses and soy boys
Seems like Whatley losing the NC Senate seat is a given? I never see anything about that senate race.
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“America, I’m warning you.”
Drawing from what he says he has witnessed in the UK, Martin Sedra believes Americans should pay close attention to debates over religious influence, political islam, and the role of sharia in public life.
His challenge to Christians is not to stay silent out of fear of criticism, but to know what they believe and be willing to defend it.
#FlashPointArmy #MartinSedra #ReligiousLiberty #WakeUpAmerica #Christians
Imagine being stupid enough to repost a rupar thinking it’s true.
Now meet Ro Khanna.
Telling a Black woman who is a descendant of enslaved people to leave America, @JDVance.
I do not know what to say.
Even I didn't believe you would go this low.
This sounds exactly like what brian stelter would say.
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Harvard and Yale educated and doesn’t know what the 1st amendment says.
If Mitch Mc Connell supported Trump, I wonder if the msm would be clamoring for him to prove he’s alive.
It actually did for a few weeks. The ‘right’ needs to get that energy back.
Man Waking Up From Year-Long Coma Excited To See How Unified And Virtuous The Right Became In Wake Of Charlie Kirk’s Death buff.ly/uUV58hd














