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The Ledge David March retweeted
Doug Schoen worked for Bill Clinton and Michael Bloomberg among other Democrats in the political world.
He's done poll analysis for major firms.
Like me, he doesn't think the Senate races are settled and doesn't see a blue wave in the upper house.
The Ledge David March retweeted
Hahahahahahaha.
What?
For the record, I never authored even one opinion piece for the Daily Wire.
You guys ghostwrote all of them and then slapped my name on it as the author for clicks.
Good luck finding the intern (or AI system?) you’re upset with.
@CommunityNotes
The Ledge David March retweeted
For those who decided to invent some bizarre new authoritarian law-and-order rule today to justify Moraes' ban on Bolsonaro leaving the country -- that if you're under investigation (without even being charged), it's normal to have your passport seized -- please note:
Lula's son is engulfed in several major financial scandals and investigations relating to lobbyist corruption. His passport has never been seized or cancelled. In fact, he left Brazil to go live in extreme luxury in Spain (in the same neighborhood where several of the world's highest-paid soccer players live), where nobody can explain the source of what appears to be his great wealth.
Countless rich and powerful people in Brazil, including Lula's allies, are under investigation yet freely leave the country when they want: jetting off to Dubai, France, wherever. Truly bizarre how some on the left start fabricating extremist police powers when it suits them.
Brazilian authorities and media are trying to find out where Flavio Bolsonaro is.
Brazil's notorious authoritarian Judge Alexandre de Moraes -- before the votes were counted -- already had an order prepared to seize Bolsonaro's passports and bar him from leaving the country even though **he's been charged with no crime** (there are various pending financial investigations). Moraes signed the order barring Bolsonaro from leaving Brazil SEVEN MINUTES after Lula was declared the winner on Sunday night.
A media outlet in Argentina this morning reported that Bolsonaro entered Argentina to fly to the US. His friends and allies deny this, but Flavio could easily just appear in Brazil or even by video and has not done so. Argentina is being sketchy, evasive and somewhat uncooperative with Brazil's federal police (Lula and Milei are obviously not allies).
Whatever else is true, it is not exactly a sign of a healthy, normal or functioning democracy when the candidate who narrowly loses a presidential race -- and concedes defeat -- is suddenly barred from leaving the country by a Supreme Court Judge now globally notorious for censoring, imprisoning and otherwise persecuting his critics and opponents of Lula's government. It is also worth noting that Bolsonaro's party dominates the Senate, having run on a vow to impeach Moraes, and this is seen by many as a kind of leverage/hostage ploy by Moraes to cling to power.
The Ledge David March retweeted
I always liked Walter Keonig. Would like to have met him. He was more talented than given credit for. Interesting guy. Here's some of his big moments from the show. Now that I look at them, he had almost as many moments with girls as Kirk did.
RIP, Walter.
And you say your country hasnt fallen @piersmorgan
The Ledge David March retweeted
I’m very sorry her father is an alleged paedophile and that she knew this while falsely accusing the Royal Family of being callous racists.
The Ledge David March retweeted
Latvian men need to be breeding more with their women and having stable families if you don't like immigrants lol. Literally the lowest TFR in the Eurozone at 1.1/couple which is half of replacement fertility. Indians are 0.1-0.3% of your country too😂.
The Ledge David March retweeted
.@sirnotappearing. If you were as clever as you think you are you'd understand that knowledge and judgement are two different things. You obviously have not read beyond the first two lines.
The Ledge David March retweeted
This is a major vote of confidence in Pierre Poilievre.
Cedric Lapointe, the former right hand man of Eric Duhaime - who just won big for the Conservatives in the Quebec election - is moving on to work with Poilievre in Ottawa.
journaldequebec.com/2026/10/…
The Ledge David March retweeted
The Biden State Department involved itself in Brazil's election, threatening action if Jair Bolsonaro did not concede. Time for the Trump State Department to play by the same rules. Don't be cucks. The election was rigged and it must be done again, the legal way.
The Ledge David March retweeted
Huge schedule coming up!
In November we’ll be at the PBD podcast for live election coverage and a potentially special head to head against “G.B.”
Also in November will be a week long invasion and donation drive with every penny going to feeding countless families for thanksgiving like we do every year. Biggest one yet
December is AMFEST with another huge debate
January we are working on a huge birthday debate spectacular and party for the crew
And February is Debate Con against Cenk Uygur
but for now…
From all of us here at the Crucible, to all of you out there in Crucible Land, we hope you have a wonderful night.
The Ledge David March retweeted
How many Americans know that for eight straight years after September 11, Japanese warships stood in 120-degree heat in the Indian Ocean to pump 135 million gallons of free fuel into the U.S. Navy?
After the twin towers fell in 2001, American carrier strike groups raced to the Arabian Sea to strike terrorist strongholds in Afghanistan.
Why could American warships not simply pull into Middle Eastern ports to refuel? Because just one year earlier, suicide bombers in a small boat had blown a forty-foot hole in the destroyer USS Cole in Yemen. Entering port meant risking ambush and losing days off the front line.
Within weeks of 9/11, the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force dispatched its fleet oilers, including JS Towada, JS Tokiwa, and JS Mashu, ten thousand miles from home.
Sailing side by side with U.S. destroyers and cruisers at twelve knots across heavy ocean swells, Japanese sailors shot steel cables across the water and winched thick rubber fuel hoses into American tanks without spilling a single drop.
From December 2001 to January 2010, Japanese crews completed 939 underway refueling operations. They delivered 510,000 kiloliters, roughly 135 million gallons of fuel, plus 11,000 tons of fresh water, entirely paid for by the Japanese taxpayer.
On the final day of the mission in January 2010, American sailors lined the rails of their warship in the blazing sun, took off their caps, and saluted the Japanese crew as the hoses were uncoupled for the last time.
True loyalty does not ask for a camera. It holds the line for eight years in the sun.
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The Ledge David March retweeted
Well said.
"The internet is on fire with criticism of the 12 bishops who prayed over President Trump in the Oval Office.
Let me remind everyone that bishops are priests and pastors and should not have to apologize for praying over presidents. This assault on public prayer is based on a secular vision of life—not the essential evangelization required by the Gospel.
Not only should we give them the space to be evaluated outside the secular political lens, they should give that grace to themselves in the face of this unwarranted criticism.
“As I prayed about, I thought that this is what Catholics do. We pray for people,” said Archbishop James Golka. “No matter whether we agree or disagree on anything, we always pray for our country and leaders.”
Imagine the church restricting who it could dialogue with or preach to: it would be a a history without Ambrose preaching to Theodosius; without John Paul II converting General Wojciech Jaruzelski on his death bed; without Fr. Hugh O’Flaherty befriending Nazi Herbert Kappler in prison.
The right and duty to witness to figures in authority dates back to the time of Caesar.
Those men all did many things worse by orders of magnitude than this leader, who has also done some things exceptionally well, whatever the honest criticism of some of his policies are.
I also question the selective outrage potentially at work here. Do honest Catholics believe this outrage would exist for praying over Obama, Biden, or even George W.?
These men were there as priests and they prayed as priests do. That is a win for the faith, no matter the man in the presidential chair.
Archbishop Golka was right. This IS what Catholics do."
– CatholicVote President & CEO Kelsey Reinhardt
@catholickelsey
The Ledge David March retweeted
BREAKING: FRIENDS OF BRIDE AND GROOM ATTEND WEDDING.
