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Muslims have never assimilated peacefully in 1,400 years.
Socialism has never worked in 200 years.
And you want to vote for both?
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The single worst intellectual error I ever made was discounting the need for some standard of enforcement concerning what should count as citizenship, which is the political right to participate in the formation of the rules concerning public life. As a libertarian, I never thought this mattered, which is an idiotic thing to believe. As I think back on Frederic Bastiat's The Law, this was a central theme of that book – he believed that receiving welfare should disqualify one for the franchise – a point I conveniently overlooked. This error is now the doom of Europe.
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As France burns tonight, there are those of us that have been writing about this for a while.
If you are either woman or man, but especially woman, who believes that the demasculinization of society will lead to prosperity, it will not.
It will lead inexorably to your daughters being raped. Great Britain already ran that experiment.
You have grossly underestimated the decency of the men you have lived with. You are about to find out the regard men outside your country, in places like Africa and S. Asia, hold their women. And as a foreigner to them, I guarantee it will be far lower.
empathy.guru/2025/01/05/fork…
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It will be a bad look for her if she does because it will validate what is in the motion.
Stanley is 6'5" and about 250 lbs. Her yelling at him will have ZERO impact, and only make her look more cartoonish.
He's never before appeared in the case so the only way she could place blame upon him for the faults she ascribes to others in DOJ is to blame him for all the sins of the Department as she sees them.
Again, she'll only be making the case for her own recusal.
Stanley has practiced in D.C. his entire career, he's well known to most the Judges on the D.C. bench, and he's respected for NOT being a bomb-thrower. He's very measured in his courtroom demeanor.
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We have Presidents who stay in office for either 4 or 8 yrs. In general, we can survive bad Presidents (we've had several in the last 50 yrs).
But I don't think we can survive corrupt Congressional Reps and Senators who stay in office for 30-40 yrs.
TERM LIMITS on Congress must match term limits on the Presidency.
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Sen. Slotkin just openly threatened to persecute anyone who worked for Trump, with the explicit goal of intimidating young conservatives.
ON UCHICAGO CAMPUS: U.S. Senator from Michigan Elissa Slotkin hopes planned political prosecutions of republican leaders will scare young conservatives from getting involved in politics.
@ElissaSlotkin
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What are we doing? Top Mexican Narcos in California: Two sons of El Mayo Zambada, El Chapo’s twin daughters, his wife Emma Coronel, three of El Mencho’s children and his stepson were born in Cali.
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For almost six years, Jon Ossoff has put his communist agenda before the people of Georgia. He voted:
NO to a $4T tax cut.
NO to banning boys in girls’ sports.
NO to voter ID.
NO to cracking down on criminal illegals.
That’s why Georgia should vote NO to Ossoff on November 3.
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We were on the same plane flying back from DC where you were setting yourself up to run against me again, your car would not start, and I took 30 min in subzero weather without a jacket to get it started, but that is not Midwest nice?
Did you want me to drive you also?
I bet that podcaster guy is pissed because you made him look like a fool.
xitter.cf/wisconsin_now/status/2…
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What are you talking about? We gave California the names, addresses, and DOBs of the noncitizens we've identified. We have their alien files at @USCIS, which contain their immigration status. If California has evidence showing they are in fact citizens, we would love to see it. This shouldn’t be political. We’re enforcing federal laws passed by Congress.
First, they offer no evidence to try to block 20,000 ballots from being counted. Now, the Trump Administration is threatening California election officials with criminal investigations without any legal basis.
The Constitution gives states the authority to administer elections — not Donald Trump. California won’t be bullied, and every eligible voter has the right to vote and have their vote counted.
Ilhan Omar is not the only one…
Foreign born members of Congress:
Senate: 6
House: 26
Maybe more.
None had to do FBI background checks for Classified Info.
Didn’t even have to disclose dual citizenship.
Read that again.
How is this not a National Security risk?
Insane.
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The Naturalization Act of 1795 added a requirement that applicants for citizenship declare an intention to renounce foreign allegiance and, at naturalization, “absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state, or sovereignty.”
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This man described one of the most haunting injuries from a Covid shot you will ever hear.
“The guy just wrote one sentence over and over again… ”
Bookmark this.
Every time the CDC’s V-Safe system checked on him after his shot, he said:
“I feel like I have a hat on my head.”
And he’s not alone.
Many others described the exact same thing.
Brianne Dressen just put a medical name on it:
“Cranial neuropathies.”
“Some people will describe having something wrapped around their head.”
“Some people will say that it’s on just one side of their head.”
“There’s a whole other set of people that they feel like they have this super tight band wrapped around their chest.”
“It all has to do with the central nervous system.”
@React19org @jeffreytucker
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Un. Fucking. Believable.
I went to war for GWB. I regret every moment supporting him. Ever.
#TexasSenate
KERA: George W. Bush's daughter Barbara Bush donated to a Super PAC that is supporting James Talarico.
kera.org/2026/10/16/barbara-…
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After the left did some hit pieces on me, with photos of me in it, a guy sent me a masturbation video (I told a few close friends about it, but will not reveal his name because that's not the type of person I am - but if any of my friends who heard about it from me wants to chime in to verify, feel free). So that's another after effect of porn. It emboldens people to think it's perfectly acceptable to send this type of thing to people they barely know. But the porn industry and its comrades in the fake news will never reveal this to you. They sugarcoat it to make it seem like it is something "sexy" when it is the opposite of sexy, it is fake, disgusting, and ruins real romance.
Have you ever tried to date a guy addicted to porn? They start sending you masturbation videos immediately. Zero clue of what real romance is like. I just ghost/block them. It's embarrassing and sad. I could write a book about my experiences, but that's not my thing, I write about politics. Those weirdos need to fork out money for OnlyFans.
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Someone should ask Johns Hopkins. They had me perform brain surgery for decades.
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Replying to @BrandonFalco121
Never have. Z cancelled elections (7-1/2 years now) and ended the free press. He is evil.
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Timeline to the War in Ukraine:
1990: George Soros establishes his Ukrainian branch of the (later named) International Renaissance Foundation (IRF)—in Kyiv. The Soviet Union was dissolved the following year.
1996-1999: Bill Clinton campaigned on expanding NATO east of united Germany (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland) – joined NATO in 1999 - violating Secretary of State James Baker’s pledge to Gorbachev not to expand NATO “one inch to the east.”
2000 June: Putin asks Clinton about Russia joining NATO at the summit in Moscow. Initially Clinton reportedly stated “why not” or “interesting”.
2002 November: NATO invited seven more Eastern European countries to join: Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia.
2007 February: Munich Security Conference: Putin tells the West the “unipolar solution” will never work, that NATO cannot expand infinitely, and there can never be a system where international law is optional for the enforcer class and compulsory for everyone else. By this time, the West forgot every assurance made after the Warsaw Pact dissolved.
2007 July: Arseniy Yatsenyuk establishes the Open Ukraine Foundation for which the initial key goal was to build Ukraine's good name and support public diplomacy across the world. (See 22 Feb 2014).
2008 April: NATO’s Bucharest summit. George W. Bush put Ukraine and Georgia on an “immediate path to NATO.”
2008: Bill Burns ambassador to Russia, sent a memo to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice: “Nyet means nyet.” Across the board the Russian political class said Ukraine is the reddest of red lines.
2014 February 22: With Sochi Winter Olympics underway, Team Obama toppled the democratically elected government of Ukraine’s pro-Russian leader Viktor Yanukovych and was replaced with Arseniy Yatsenyuk (of Open Ukraine).
Rooftop snipers killed both protestors & police, forcing elected president Yanukovych to flee. In response to Yanukovych’s downfall, Putin stepped up Russian support for Russian-speaking separatist rebels in the Donbass, while US accelerates its efforts to arm and train the Ukraine army.
2014 March 18: Russia takes back Crimea after loaning it to Ukraine for 70 years (Russia gave Crimea to Ukraine in 1954).
2014 May 2: Massacre of Russian-speaking Ukrainians in Odessa by thugs bussed in from Kyiv. They set fire to the city’s Trade Unions House. 48 people died that day; 42 were killed, bludgeoned or burned alive. 2 May 2014 became the point of no return in the Donbass crisis.
2015 February 11: Putin and then-Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko meet with French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Minsk, Belarus. [Minsk accords]
The leaders agreed to a deal that would have ended fighting in eastern Ukraine - granted autonomy to the Russian-speaking Donbass, but successive Ukrainian governments refused to implement the accord. German Chancellor Merkel admitted that Minsk was a stall tactic to allow the buildup of Ukraine’s army to NATO standards.
2016 January 14: Under pressure from the Pentagon, Congress removed a ban on funding Neo-Nazis [in Ukraine] from its year-end spending bill.
2016 December 31, New Year’s Eve, 20 days before the incoming Trump admin, Lindsey Graham with a bi-partisan group of US Senators visited Ukrainian troops on the civil war LOC, encouraging them to take the war to Russia: "We have your back…"
2021 December 17: Team Biden rejects Putin’s proposed mutual security accords that would have left “neutral” Ukraine intact.
2022 February 18: During Winter Olympics in China, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) documented that Ukraine ramped up cease fire violations along the civil war LOC - from Luhansk to Right-Sector controlled Mariupol.
2022 February 19: At the Munich Security Conference, Zelensky said Ukraine will get and deploy nuclear missiles. Further, US vice-president Kamala Harris stated “If Russia further (she never defined this word) invades Ukraine, the United States, together with our Allies and partners, will impose significant and unprecedented economic costs. (Applause.)” She says nothing of the previous Ukraine transgressions.
2 days later, Ukraine invades Russia. (ed: go figure)
2022 February 20: On 60 Minutes, on the final day of the Olympics in China, Ukraine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba said: “UKRAINE WILL NEVER HONOR THE MINSK CEASE FIRE.” Kamala Harris and the USA say nothing.
2022 February 21: Russia captured a Ukrainian soldier, killed five others as UKRAINE INVADED RUSSIA at Rostov, Russia. Russia recognizes the breakaway Donbass and Luhansk Republics.
2022 February 24: Russia launches SMO with 90,000 troops – not a "full scale invasion." Russia intervened to protect the ethnic Russians living in the civil-war-torn Donbass.
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Zelenskyy claims the US turned its back on him. DO you still stand with Ukraine???
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Abundance usually gets explained as a list of problems: zoning, permits, licensing, slow approvals.
Here’s what we'd actually get if we fixed them:
Lunch costs $4, like it does in Japan and Singapore. Most US cities require three or four separate sinks, which makes a kitchen under 200 square feet nearly impossible.
Anyone can open an owl cafe or a vegan lesbian bookstore. Japan is full of tiny, oddly specific businesses run by one or two people. They survive because small spaces are cheap and enough people live close enough to walk in.
A room in a big city for $400 a month. These buildings housed millions of low-income and older Americans until cities banned most of them by the 1980s.
A three-bedroom apartment you can stay in after you have a kid. US codes require two staircases in buildings over three stories, so family-sized units only fit on the corners. Most of the world allows one staircase.
A new electric car for about $10,000. China sells these globally. Americans can't buy it.
A government so dependable it's boring. When a loved one dies, you report it once instead of to every agency.
We can decide to make it happen here.
The full list has 16 things, from taco trucks on every corner to no more pandemics. I wrote this to also announce that today is DC Abundance's official launch!
If you’re in DC, come celebrate and see the G.O.A.T. Derek Thompson speak!

































