GitHub suspended my account. I didn’t know why, or when I’d get back in.
You showed up with advice. I gave it to my AI and described what I wanted.
Here’s what we built, what’s still unfinished, and why I’m not going back to depending on GitHub alone.
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I’m conservative and feel like (at times) the Republican party is trying to purposefully fuck up things for conservatives.
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The Senate could still pass the SAVE America Act before January if they were willing to sacrifice vacation time and save the country.
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The GOP has been shitting on young people for YEARS.
“Just find a job, fuck your college debt that you got because you did what you were told and went to college.”
Trump saying he wants to make houses more expensive, wanting to increase taxes on the young so boomers can get their SSI.
….and they are suddenly surprised that young people abandoned the GOP?
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The irony of last night's outcome: it's not that more voters now support the values of the Democratic party.
It's that the party that was elected to deliver Republican policies did complete the opposite: no free trade, rampant inflation, and big government spending.
The voters who switched simply veered off the path that wasn't taking them where they wanted to go.
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I don’t think the GOP truly grasped how badly they were fucking up.
I talked to people who normally have ZERO interest in politics, and they were legitimately pissed off.
They didn’t see the major reform they expected, and they were REALLY MAD about it.
No true accountability.
No true mass deportations.
No meaningful decrease in the deficit.
Lots of very long vacations and no work.
No bills passed that REDUCED the government’s involvement in their lives.
People are pissed off that they voted Trump into office and the GOP kept slow-walking every reform they wanted.
Where were all the DOGE cuts that were promised?
Where was the SAVE Act?
Why didn’t we defund the Taliban?
Why did bills pass the House and then disappear in the Senate?
Why did the GOP keep funding left-wing NGOs that target and hate MAGA Republicans?
Why were members of the GOP pushing for mass amnesty instead of mass deportations?
People woke up, and they weren’t happy about it.
People believed they voted for the Trump agenda, and instead, they felt like they got the same old Washington.
Republicans in Congress didn’t produce tangible results, and they just discovered that frustration has consequences...
...but by the time they realized how deep-seated that frustration was, it was already too late.
Republicans had EVERYTHING.
The White House.
The House.
The Senate.
...and they totally blew it and people were pissed and voted like they were pissed, which sadly is the price of doing nothing when you had everything.
Completely avoidable.
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Instead of correcting course, the GOP chose to shoot the messenger and double down on stupid. (This tweet is one year old tomorrow.)
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I'm so sick of hearing "well, a President's party *usually* loses midterm elections" as an excuse for the absolute BLOODBATH tonight.
That's INCREDIBLY disingenuous. Acknowledge your mistakes and EXPEL the neocons from any position of power or influence.
This was a HISTORIC beating.
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The GOP not codifying most DOGE cuts was the single stupidest decision in the history of Republican Party.
They ALL talked about cutting spending... and that's all they did.
Elon came in with a team and a plan...
...and the GOP didn't give a damn, so disappointing
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I won't sugar coat that last night was a bad night for the 'always on vacation' republicans- The bright spot -Thune is no longer Senate majority leader and will be primaried in 2028. I blame Thune and rest of the RINOs for not passing the SAVE America Act. Political theater and chest thumping by Democrats ahead get ready for that. President Trump has the Vero pen so that will get a lot of use.
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I think Trump and three Zionist billionaires breaking local House Primary spending records to beat Thomas Massie because they couldn’t buy him was a turning point in the downfall of the Trump Republican Party.
He doesn’t realize how many people he lost by doing that so aggressively.
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Last night America voted for a 2 year stalemate. Nothing but left vs right for 2 years with the president vetoing everything and congress and the senate trying to impeach him.
Also they voted for an Iranian victory. But I’ll explain that later. O well looks like I go back to making fun of both sides.
What’s interesting is I don’t see any conservatives outside screaming and crying in their cars…. Probably because we have jobs idk
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lol she has no plan, no policy, no clue what the fuck she’s doing. With all this blue my content will be easy for years with all these mongoloids. I win either way.



























