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Take the time to listen please 🇺🇸Red Skelton explains The Pledge of Allegiance youtu.be/iq4C4PWxYdE
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Four of the country’s 20 largest cities now have socialist mayors
New York City (Zohran Mamdani), Los Angeles (Nithya Raman), Seattle (Katie Wilson), and Washington, D.C. (Janeese Lewis George).
Together those cities are home to roughly 14 million people. Decisions on housing, policing, taxes, and local economic policy will affect millions more in the surrounding regions.
This is the DSA playbook in action. Start at the city level where turnout is low and organizing is concentrated. Control the mayors’ offices, city councils, and local policy.
Use that base to move into state legislatures.
Then push into Congress. Each step builds the bench, the infrastructure, and the narrative for the next one.
What begins as “local experiments” in a handful of big cities does not stay local.
We’ve already seen what follows. Soft-on-crime policies, hostility to businesses, rent freezes that discourage new housing, and soaring taxes drive out middle-class families and companies. Streets fill with homelessness and disorder, budgets balloon, and basic services decline. The cities that once thrived under common-sense governance slowly empty out while the costs fall on everyone left behind.
#StopDSA
#StopIslam
#StopCommunism
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Hamtramck, Michigan now has an all-Muslim City Council and a Muslim mayor.
This used to be a Polish-American working city. Churches. Factories. Families who built it.
Today it’s America’s first Muslim-majority city. City Hall signs in English, Arabic, and Bengali. They renamed a main street Palestine Avenue. They banned Pride flags on city property. That’s not “diversity.” That’s a takeover of local government.
How did we get here?
Detroit was run by Democrats for decades. One-party rule. Corruption. Crime. Pensions they couldn’t pay. Population collapsed from nearly 2 million to under 700,000.
In 2013 Detroit became the largest city in American history to file bankruptcy. Democrats didn’t “manage decline.” They bankrupted a great American city and left a hole in the heart of Michigan.
When a city is gutted, cheap housing and weak enforcement become a magnet. Hamtramck sits right on Detroit’s border. Yemeni and Bangladeshi immigration filled the vacuum the old residents fled. Then they organized, voted as a bloc, and took City Hall.
This didn’t happen because Americans “lost a culture war in a debate club.” It happened because Democratic machines wrecked the cities, opened the door, and then celebrated the replacement as progress.
Michigan is not a social experiment. It’s an American state. If a city council answers first to a foreign identity instead of the Constitution and the people who were already here, that is not assimilation.
That is conquest by demography and politics.
Americans first. Or we lose the country one city at a time.
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El-Sayed’s "Arab America" label prioritizes identity politics over unity. He should represent all Michiganders fairly, but this divisive rhetoric fragments the state by elevating specific demographics over common values
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Thune is Trash
Sen. Ron Johnson’s letter is circulating demanding they postpone the Senate leadership elections next Tuesday, and it needs to happen NOW.
After Republicans just got hammered in the midterms and lost the Senate, the establishment wants to rubber-stamp John Thune as leader with ZERO accountability.
Thune is running unopposed like the midterms never happened. That’s not leadership. That’s contempt for the base that just got crushed under his watch.
Thune is the definition of a RINO. He slow-walked the America First agenda, protected the filibuster instead of fighting for election integrity, and treated conservative priorities like they were optional.
Voters just delivered a clear message and the response from the Senate is to hand the same failure another term. Unacceptable.
We don’t need more caution. We don’t need more “working across the aisle.” We need leaders who will actually fight.
Delay the vote. Force the discussion. Then throw Thune and every other RINO out of leadership before they finish what they started.
The base is furious. Act like it.
#StopDSA
#StopIslam
#StopCommunism
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GOP
John Thune, RINO
John Thune voted to certified the 2020 Election,
that alone says where his loyalties are. No one with any sense would believe that Biden won the 2020 Election. Thune continues to support the Democrats by holding up the Save Act.
Someone has influenced him to jeopardize the future of American Elections. He has the sole discretion over how the PAC funds are used. Thune has spent millions supporting John Sununu, in New Hampshire and Susan Collins, in Maine.
Both and RINOs without any involvement in MAGA.
The Senate Leadership Fund, John Thune’s main super PAC. As of the end of June, they’ve got 238 million dollars in cash on hand. That’s more than double what they had at this point in the last cycle under Mitch McConnell.
The group raised a strong 140 million just in the second quarter. They’re gearing up to defend Republican Senate seats and go on offense in key battlegrounds like New Hampshire, Georgia, and Michigan. It’s a powerful war chest for protecting the GOP majority.
John Thune’s relationship with Trump has been rocky in the past. He was one of the senators who criticized Trump’s efforts after the 2020 election, calling some of it “inexcusable.” Trump even encouraged a primary challenge against him in 2022. But Thune later endorsed Trump in 2024, and now as Senate Majority Leader, he’s been working closely with the administration. In 2025, he voted with Trump’s position 99% of the time.
The Senate Leadership Fund isn’t something “we the people” directly control. It’s a super PAC tied to Senate Republican leadership, and Thune’s position as Majority Leader gives him major influence over where that 238 million dollars gets spent. Senators like Thune get their power from their colleagues voting for them in leadership elections, not from a popular vote. That’s how the system works, the voters in South Dakota keep sending him back, and then his fellow senators chose him to lead.
Current straight facts on Thune’s voting record and his funding.
Key votes that fuel the criticism:
• He voted to certify Biden’s 2020 election results after January 6th
• He was one of the first Republican senators to publicly condemn Trump’s election challenges
• He helped block Trump’s border wall funding in 2019 when he was whip
• He pushed for the infrastructure bill that many MAGA folks hated
His money sources:
His leadership PAC and the Senate Leadership Fund pull in millions from Wall Street donors, hedge funds, and big business PACs. These same donors have historically pushed for open borders and free trade deals that many Trump supporters oppose.
The strongest angle is showing the disconnect between what he’s saying now and what he did between 2020 and 2024. That timeline tells the story better than anything.
The Senate Leadership Fund, which he controls, is pulling in huge money from Wall Street hedge fund guys like Ken Griffin of Citadel and Paul Singer, plus Miriam Adelson, Stephen Schwarzman of Blackstone, and others from finance and big business. That’s the key flow of money tied to his leadership position.
The Senate Leadership Fund, which Thune controls, is actively backing John Sununu in the New Hampshire Senate primary. Sununu has a long history of opposing Trump, he once wrote an op-ed calling him “a loser” and didn’t support either of Trump’s presidential runs.
They’re planning to spend millions in that race if Sununu wins the nomination, and they’ve been recruiting and promoting him over more MAGA-aligned candidates in the primary. They are using the super PAC money to boost a non-MAGA Republican in a key primary fight.
Thune’s Senate Leadership Fund is also dumping big money into Susan Collins in Maine, they’ve committed around 42 million dollars to support her reelection, despite her long record of crossing Trump and voting against MAGA priorities.
They’re backing Collins heavily even though she’s one of the most moderate Republicans in the Senate.
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An impeachment vote on Pete Hegseth is possible as soon as next week. Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) plans to force the vote, with expected support from Democrats and possibly some Republicans.
Massie’s articles focus mainly on the Iran war, accusing Hegseth of continuing military operations without congressional authorization under the War Powers Resolution, along with other charges involving operations elsewhere.
While Washington plays politics, the Department of War just sent a message straight to the troops:
“Don’t blink. Ignore the noise. Never hesitate. You see, all this is politics. You do real things, so stay the course. We have only just begun to fight.”
Under Hegseth, every active-duty branch hit its recruiting goal. The Army signed 61,500 soldiers.
The Navy met its target too. Standards are back. The warrior ethos is back. Americans are answering the call.
The troops know the difference between political theater and real leadership. Stay the course.
Massie is a RINOs that lost his primary and is acting like a bitter old fool. We are glad to be rid of the RINO. He is using his last days to create more havoc.
#StopDSA
#StopIslam
#StopCommunism
Libs melted down over ICE’s shock gloves. Wait until they see the heat ray at the border.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth approved a temporary loan of the military’s Active Denial System (ADS), a non-lethal “heat ray” to DHS for testing and tactics development at the southern border.
The ADS fires an invisible 95 GHz millimeter-wave beam that heats the surface of the skin, producing an intense burning sensation comparable to opening a hot oven. It creates a strong instinctive urge to flee and has a range of over half a mile. Effects typically last 10–15 minutes. It is non-lethal by design and was previously sent to Afghanistan without combat use.
This comes after ICE’s $16.7 million purchase of thousands of electric shock gloves (G.L.O.V.E. devices) that deliver painful contact shocks for rapid compliance. Army testing showed the gloves quickly stopped resistance, with participants reporting that just seeing them was enough to induce compliance. Democrats and civil-rights groups strongly opposed the gloves.
The heat ray authorization is for testing and procedure development only, one system, seven-month loan starting in September 2026, operated solely by DHS personnel. No operational deployment has been confirmed.
Stop Illegal entry
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This is my opinion and what I perceive to be the real issues.
The meme is right that blaming one person for every problem is a convenient shortcut — but the deeper point holds even more strongly when the “one man” is Trump.
Many of the largest structural problems in the U.S. predate him by years or decades and are unlikely to disappear the day he leaves office:
✳️Federal debt and deficits have grown under both parties for decades. The trajectory was already steep before 2016 and continued through the Biden years.
✳️Healthcare costs have been rising faster than wages since long before the Affordable Care Act or Trump’s term. Both parties have expanded coverage while failing to control underlying cost drivers.
✳️Housing affordability, zoning restrictions, and the decline in manufacturing employment are multi-decade trends shaped by policy choices on both sides (trade, immigration, regulation, education).
✳️Polarization and institutional distrust accelerated under Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden alike. Congress’s approval ratings have been dismal for years regardless of which party holds power.
Trump’s record includes both significant policy wins (pre-COVID economy, criminal justice reform, Abraham Accords, energy production) and clear failures or excesses. The same is true of every recent president. Treating him as the sole source of national decline erases the long bipartisan pattern of short-term incentives, regulatory capture, and avoidance of hard trade-offs.
Problems that have accumulated over 30–40 years will still be here in 2029. Recognizing that is not a defense of any individual; it’s just refusing the habit of pretending the country was fine until one person showed up.
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Yes, I still stand with @SecRubio.
Calling radical Islam a clear and imminent threat to the world isn’t “Islamophobia.” It’s stating an observable reality. The ideology has produced 9/11, the Pulse nightclub massacre, the San Bernardino shooting, the Boston Marathon bombing, the Charlie Hebdo attack, Bataclan, Manchester Arena, the truck attacks across Europe, the ISIS caliphate, the October 7 massacre, the ongoing persecution of Christians in Nigeria and elsewhere, and countless other acts of terrorism and expansionist violence. Groups and regimes that openly say they want to expand, dominate more territory, and view the West (especially the U.S.) as the greatest evil on Earth are, by definition, a threat.
Rubio didn’t attack ordinary Muslims who just want to live in peace. He described the expansionist, revolutionary form of the ideology that rejects coexistence and has a documented track record of violence. Pretending that pattern doesn’t exist, or that naming it is the real problem, is the actual denial.
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Whether you agree with @StephenM or not, the underlying policy question is straightforward: How many people from the world’s most dysfunctional places can the U.S. absorb before local conditions start to resemble the places they left?
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The perfect Christmas gift doesn’t exist until you see this. 🥰 🌲
If you’ve got little hunters (or have kids that just feel they are), this one might actually be the one.
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A disastrous far-left takeover has left 14 million Americans trapped under Marxist-style rule. Freedom, business, and safety are under siege in New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Washington, D.C., as radical policies threaten to destroy our nation's greatest cities
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Democrats love misery.
Democrat voters only punished themselves. They’ve lived under the ruin of “hate Trump.” 15 years of TDS will wear a person down. They’ve lived under mass psychosis from the MSM. Then Antifa and no Kings. Democrats roll from faux disaster to disaster. It must be a heavy burden for their feeble minds.
And then the worst comes out regarding their character- they k*ll babies, vote to traffic women and children, vote for criminals that marry their brother, support financial scams like Learing Centers- and then literally VOTE AGAINST women’s rights.
These are the same people that tried to unalive our President- and sadly, deeply tragically took away the finest voice of our generation, simply because he wanted conversations. A father, husband, friend- Gone! All because the Liberals are unhinged.
We needed Charlie, but God needed him more. I think in a twisted way- God is about to teach these soulless voters what misery really feels like.
We shall see. SL is bad.
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Oh Hamtramck, Michigan how you have fallen.
✳️Street renaming: The council voted to rename Holbrook Avenue as Palestine Avenue (sponsored by then-council member Khalil Refai) in the context of the Israel-Hamas war. A public unveiling occurred in 2024.
✳️Other cultural/religious accommodations: The city has allowed the Islamic call to prayer over loudspeakers and has addressed ordinances related to religious animal slaughter (backyard sacrifice of goats, sheep, etc.). Signs at City Hall appear in English, Arabic, and Bengali.
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As we approach Veterans Day, the love of the country never stops. Listen and sing along as this Veteran starts singing Grand old Flag. 🥹🇺🇸🇺🇸
Salute!
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What if Republicans started applying for state and federal funds for newly created “Refugee Assistance” and “Learning Centers” and bleed those programs for every penny we can.
The “refugees” we’d help are the oppressed conservatives fleeing communism and sharia law, but would phrase it as “assisting new refugees fleeing oppression and violence to assimilate into our communities.”
Sign them all up for every social program imaginable using their newly acquired names like Abdul Mohammad or Juan Sancho- no ID required, right?Funnel the NGO funds to every MAGA politician through multiple fronts. Fund right wing groups to start violent protests and destroy businesses, but have them wave the flags of Mexico and Hamas.
We need to use their tactics against them. Drain them of resources and collapse the treasuries. We’re smarter than they’ll ever be. We just have to beat them at their own games.
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The Democrats think they won a big victory with their “Blue Tsunami” on Tuesday.
What they’re too dumb to realize is that the DSA/Communism they think they’re going to get will be easily conquered by their Muslim “allies” who used them to gain power.
These jihadists are only your friend until they have the numbers and power to conquer you and demand you bow to Allah. There is no neutrality that’ll save you. They demand total submission.
Your socialist wet dreams will quickly become your worst nightmare as the women are shoved into burkas and forced marriages, the LGBTQIA 🏳️⚧️ are tossed off buildings, and your children learn to be suicide bombers.
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“Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”
- is something what a post November 3 2026 Democratic Sadomasochist would say.
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Some people just can’t be helped.
They purposely dig their own hole, when nobody forces them.
@DaveChappelle , you’re one of them.
Get ready for the backlash, because it’s coming…
@charliekirk11 was one of the most decent people, and you’re the opposite.
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Dear dummies,
You didn’t choose a Senator.
You chose a nasty couple.
You’ll be kicking your own backsides for years to come.
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🚨RUSSELL BRAND UPDATE: THIS IS GETTING FRIGHTENING
Just days after his conviction, Russell Brand is reportedly living in fear inside London’s notorious HMP Wandsworth prison.
According to the Daily Mail, hundreds of inmates are chanting vicious insults at him. He’s reportedly spending most of his time alone in his cell, leaving primarily to collect food.
One prison source describes conditions where inmates can be locked in their cells from 4:30 PM until 8 AM, with little opportunity for exercise.
Reports also suggest prison officials have taken additional precautions to protect him from violence and extortion.
Brand is scheduled to be sentenced TOMORROW, November 9. He was convicted of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault, while being acquitted of three other charges.
And here’s what continues to trouble me.
We’ve witnessed governments weaponize institutions against political opponents. I cannot help wondering whether Brand’s outspoken political views played any role in how this case unfolded … 25 years later … the timing is sus.
IF political retaliation played any part in this, it would be absolutely sickening.
What are your thoughts?
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🚨THOUGHTS: Something about the Russell Brand prosecution STINKS TO HIGH HEAVEN.
Isn’t it interesting that these allegations date back decades yet the prosecution came AFTER Brand became increasingly outspoken in his RIGHT-leaning political views?
Coincidence? Maybe. But I have serious questions.
We’ve seen what the British government is capable of.
We’ve seen what our own government has done to political opponents. And we’ve watched President Trump face years of accusations, political attacks and LIES attempting to destroy him.
I’m not saying Russell Brand is innocent. I’m saying I no longer blindly trust the motives of governments or the institutions behind these prosecutions.
Questioning whether politics played a role is entirely legitimate.
Was Russell Brand prosecuted because the 25 year old evidence warranted it? or Did his politics make him a target?
I smell a skunk.🐝
