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The Moderate Case retweeted
I personally find it utterly in incomprehensible that in 2026 the Mayor of New York City is, in no unclear terms, literally publicly counseling folks who are here ILLEGALLY on how to sneak away and avoid the men and women of our law enforcement who are trying to do nothing more than constitutionally remove them.
The Moderate Case retweeted
"Zelensky is suddenly talking about ending the war"
Jack, you have no clue what you are talking about. Here are NINE deals Ukraine has agreed to that Russia has rejected since 03/2025.
Ukraine said YES. Russia said NO.
1. Mar 11, 2025, Jeddah (US plan)
30-day ceasefire on land, sea and air.
Ukraine: accepted. Russia: "in principle," then demanded a halt to Western arms and Ukraine's mobilization first.
2. Mar 25, 2025, Black Sea truce
Safe shipping in the Black Sea.
Ukraine: agreed. Russia: tied it to lifting sanctions on its farm bank.
3. Apr 2025, no strikes on civilians
Both sides stop hitting civilian targets.
Ukraine: proposed. Russia: ignored it and declared a 30-hour Easter truce on its own.
4. May 12, 2025, Kyiv summit
30-day unconditional ceasefire, backed by France, UK, Germany and Poland.
Ukraine: accepted. Russia: refused and offered talks instead.
5. May–Jun 2025, Istanbul
30+ day ceasefire, a leaders' meeting, all-for-all prisoner swap.
Russia: offered a 2–3 day pause, or a ceasefire only if Ukraine gave up four regions.
6. Aug 2025, before the Alaska summit
Freeze the front line, then negotiate.
Ukraine and Europe: backed it. Russia: rejected it.
7. Late 2025 to Feb 2026, the 20-point US framework
Freeze the lines, security guarantees, limits on Ukraine's army.
Ukraine: helped write it, called it "90% ready." Lavrov: "a document no one gave us."
8. Oct 11–12, 2026, 60-day election ceasefire and energy truce
Ukraine: proposed the 60 days and accepted the energy truce.
Kremlin: "We do not want a ceasefire." Russia hit six Ukrainian energy sites the next day.
9. Sep 23, 2026: 51 UN member states said Ukraine had agreed to an unconditional ceasefire and called on Russia to do the same. Russia still hasn't.
The Moderate Case retweeted
Pay attention to France.
Those burning, rioting, and looting their own communities are not demonstrating any love for their country. They’re demonstrating contempt for it. They hate it.
There’s a distinction people must understand.
Patriotism is love for your country, but it isn’t blind loyalty to your government. You can love your country, recognize its failures, demand reform, and fight against injustice. This is what you should do.
Love is the desire for the good, flourishing, and well-being of the beloved. If you love something, your primary goal and impulse should be to cultivate, protect, and improve it.
Love, by its very nature, seeks the preservation and flourishing of what is loved.
This is not what is happening in France. What is being sought is not preservation, but destruction.
When your response to grievance is to burn businesses, destroy neighborhoods, and terrorize your fellow citizens, you’ve abandoned any and all pursuits of reform in favor of destruction.
You’re not punishing the government. You’re punishing the very people and communities that constitute your nation.
How can you love a country while deliberately destroying the things that make it worth loving?
You can’t.
True patriots seek to leave their country better than they found it. Nihilists would rather inherit a kingdom of ashes than preserve something they cannot control.
One seeks improvement. The other seeks destruction. Don’t confuse the two.
Those who hate a country have no place in it, and the West will fall if it continues to tolerate the intolerable. It will only be a matter of time.
The Moderate Case retweeted
Disingenuous Muslim - goes by mominthebeliever on tiktok - cuts @TheModerateCase's video after complaining that someone did that to him... ironic
The Moderate Case retweeted
Conservatives, religious organizations, energy producers, and other Americans disfavored by Democrats were targeted with account closures and credit denials.
@POTUS and @USOCC are confronting these abuses and putting an end to the weaponization of our financial system.
The OCC’s supervisory review of debanking activities at the nine largest national banks it supervises found that these banks had policies that required, encouraged, or otherwise influenced banks to deny or limit access to financial services to Americans because of their political or religious beliefs or affiliations or their lawful business activities. Read about the OCC’s findings and its efforts to guarantee fair banking for all Americans. occ.gov/FairBanking
ALT Image of buildings with text overlaid: Debanked. Guaranteeing Fair Banking for All Americans.
The Moderate Case retweeted
BREAKING: Trump campaign employee Rhein Amacher, who helped spread the fabricated James Talarico story, just posted this and then quickly DELETED it.
The post appears to contain a death threat against a sitting U.S. congresswoman.
Will Kash Patel and the @FBI investigate this, or will they look the other way?
The Moderate Case retweeted
One of the biggest stories this weekend deserved a lot more attention. On Friday, @POTUS announced that he had reached an agreement with Putin for Russia to begin supplying diesel to the U.S. and global markets. The agreement includes 300,000 tons immediately, another 500,000 tons in November, 1 million tons after that, and potentially another 3 million tons.
But what caught my attention was what the United States agreed to do to make this happen. The @USTreasury issued a temporary authorization allowing transactions involving Russian diesel through April 7, 2027. This is a major departure from years of U.S. efforts to restrict Russian energy revenue and weaken Moscow's ability to finance its war in Ukraine.
I absolutely support efforts to lower fuel prices. Diesel is around $6.30 a gallon nationally, and those costs affect everything from trucking and agriculture to the price of groceries. Americans need relief, and the administration should be looking for ways to provide it. But enabling Russia while it continues its war against Ukraine is a serious concern, especially when we don't even know whether this agreement will meaningfully lower prices. Energy analysts are already questioning whether Russia can deliver the promised quantities and how much those shipments would actually affect the market.
And now a bipartisan effort in Congress is getting involved. Today, seven senators, including four Republicans and three Democrats, challenged the decision. Republican Senators Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Thom Tillis, and John Curtis joined Democratic Senators Jeanne Shaheen, Richard Blumenthal, and Ron Wyden in raising concerns that the administration's decision conflicts with the 2022 law banning Russian energy imports.
Remember, the purpose of restricting Russian energy revenue was to make it harder for Putin to finance his war. And let's not forget who helped him sustain that war: Iran. At some point, we need to stop putting band-aids on bullet holes and deal with what is causing the damage in the first place.
The Moderate Case retweeted
WATCH: The left eats its own. Even Zohran Mamdani isn’t radical enough for these pro-Palestine protesters.
They called him a “traitor” at a vigil mourning Israelis AND Palestinians on the 3-year anniversary of 10/7
The Moderate Case retweeted
@TeamYouTube Today my main channel with 800,000 subscribers was demonetized because of the “related channels” policy.
But there’s one major problem...
This channel existed and was monetized LONG BEFORE the smaller channel was suspended from YPP.
I did not create another channel to evade a suspension.
YouTube has been my home for the last 3 years and my main source of income. I’m simply asking for a human to look at the timeline and review what happened.
The Moderate Case retweeted
So @ComicDaveSmith is still talking about Israel-Gaza, but said he doesn't want to debate me on Israel bc he "isn't focused on talking about Israel anymore"
Since he sent that message to Jake to me, he has been talking about only Israel on Piers and now Tucker... hmm
Scared?
The Moderate Case retweeted
Freedom Night in America is HERE!
A powerful night of faith, truth, and freedom is underway at Dream City Church with @lucasmiles and @TheModerateCase.
The work continues! 🇺🇸
The Moderate Case retweeted
A school calling itself Christian just booked a poet who writes about Jesus getting aroused and craving sex.
What are we doing here?
Point Loma Nazarene University (a supposedly “Christian” university), is hosting one of its largest literary events with author, Pádraig Ó Tuama who writes poetry grossly imagining Jesus Christ sexually and treating the King of Kings as material for profane sexual fantasy.
Imagine spending tens of THOUSANDS of dollars a year to send your child to receive a “Christian higher education,” only for the university to elevate this blasphemy as literature!
“Do not be deceived, God is not mocked.” Galatians 6:7.
@PLNU
The Moderate Case retweeted
Point Loma Nazarene University (a supposedly “Christian” university), is hosting one of its largest literary events with author, Pádraig Ó Tuama who writes poetry grossly imagining Jesus Christ sexually and treating the King of Kings as material for profane sexual fantasy.
Imagine spending tens of THOUSANDS of dollars a year to send your child to receive a “Christian higher education,” only for the university to elevate this blasphemy as literature!
“Do not be deceived, God is not mocked.” Galatians 6:7.
@PLNU
The Moderate Case retweeted
AHA says Elevance’s push for accurate off-campus billing could force hospitals to stop providing outpatient care.
Genuinely impressed by how quickly they went from “we don’t do this” to “if we don’t do this we can’t operate.”
healthcaredive.com/news/elev…
The Moderate Case retweeted
Where good policy benefits the patient, the provider and the industry.
@ElevanceHealth’s President of Health Care solutions commends Congress & this administration on their actions to advance SITE Neutral billing.
Beyond commending these actions, Elevance is implementing them ahead of when the law requires. Why? Because it saves patients dollars.
Same service, same fee - regardless of where the care is administered is commen sense.
& it’s good for patients AND industry.
See the announcement here - elevancehealth.com/newsroom/…
The Moderate Case retweeted
You don't catch me applauding health insurers often...
BUT - Credit where it's due: @ElevanceHealth is getting ahead of a new federal requirement & taking steps now to curb dishonest hospital billing practices that drive up costs. More transparency. More accountability. Lower costs for patients.
My take here - americansforprosperity.org/b…
The Moderate Case retweeted
Jacob Smith: “Hard questions that go unanswered by the church are then answered by people who are not of the church.”
@TheModerateCase
The Moderate Case retweeted
A screenshot of an initial subheader on a breaking story that was updated as soon as the shooting was confirmed?
Misleading or lacking information… sure.
What do you think of Fox News lying about the 2020 election results to keep their viewers, even when insiders didn’t believe it?
Or do you also think Trump won in 2020?
The Moderate Case retweeted
A reminder that Fishback was historically pro-Israel until he saw the tide shifting in public opinion.
He will also complain about those who take money from AIPAC, calling them “traitors” whose “allegiance is to Israel,” meanwhile his donors include:
Mohammad Mubarak, an attorney and the current director of CAIR-Florida.
Yasin Saad and Ramsy Dahla, and Salah Nafal, who are years-long supporters and funders of Rashida Tlaib, who James Fishback has called “a Muslim terrorist.”
To add, his supporting political action committee, Florida First PAC, got a $35,000 check from the Farah & Farah law firm, whose founding partner Eddie Farah has financially backed Tlaib and Cornel West, and they got another $5,000 from oil distributor Basem Ali, another big Tlaib donor.
Amed Khan, one of Fishback’s maximum $3,000 individual contributors is a big New York-based financier and philanthropist. He’s long-time associate of the Clinton family and was a frequent donor to former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden, as well as the Democratic National Committee.
Hassan Shibly, an attorney who was the executive director of CAIR-Florida. Shibly is also a well-known supporter of Representative Ilhan Omar and other progressive, left-wing politicians working to shift U.S.–Israel relations.
When questioned about his financial support for James Fishback, Shibly said his opposition to American aid to Israel was "one of the most significant reasons" for his support.
Nabeel Hamoui, a radiologist who donated the maximum $3,000 legal limit to Fishback shortly after maxing out to Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is best friends with communist Hasan Piker.
Ymad Elabed, a businessman from Tampa who circumvented single-contribution limit guidelines by allegedly donating from two separate addresses to back Fishback. He is a long-time financial supporter of Rashida Tlaib.
I could go on and on. Long story short: James Fishback reserves zero moral high ground or authority to lecture others on who isn’t pro-America on the basis of who they take money from.