House of Rahl
Idaho
Joined September 2011
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Richard with the Temper retweeted
Even if I grant that you [an illegal] are not going to be a violent offender... You're going to take healthcare resources. You're going to take a job.
When you take a job, you take income, when you take income, you take a down payment from a young man, when you do that you take his ability to marry a God-fearing woman and the ability for them to have kids.
Richard with the Temper retweeted
Massie: "DOGE never really happened... Elon Musk found it was easier to land rockets backwards and put internet on Antarctica... than it was to get anybody in these two chambers to cut a penny of spending."
Richard with the Temper retweeted
This is why the 17th Amendment (direct election of Senators) should be repealed.
Before the 17th Senators were appointed for 6 year terms by the State Legislature to represent the interests of the State.
Legislatures also wanted their own turns as a U.S. Senator and would NEVER send brain dead fossils to DC for decades.
Repeal the 17th!
Richard with the Temper retweeted
Susie Wiles was the worst White House Chief of Staff in American history. In the space of two years she destroyed an unprecedented bipartisan coalition that came together to end the chronic disease epidemics. Her boss was genocidal monopoly capital which she served with glee.
Richard with the Temper retweeted
Calley Means just went on Joe Rogan and blew up at Susie Wiles for destroying MAHA.
“She spent her career taking money from Benjamin Netanyahu.”
“The pharmaceutical industry.”
“The pesticide industry.”
“Trump’s administration has been infiltrated by the very people that he energized voters to say he would get out of DC.”
“Susie Wiles is the most powerful chief of staff in modern American history.”
“She has a couple of deputies.”
“James Blair … long-term political consultant.”
“He’s taken a lot of money from … special interests.”
“The sugar industry.”
“Walker Barrett.”
“Susie’s neighbor in Florida.”
“Junior guy, but extremely powerful.”
“Richard Walters.”
“A kind of mid-level fundraiser.”
“He came from a lobbying firm … that lobbied for pesticides.”
“Lobbied for pharma.”
“These are the most powerful people in the country.”
“Tony Fabrizio.”
“He takes money from Pepsi.”
“He takes money from pharmaceutical companies.”
“He takes money from almost every single industry we’re fighting against right now to this day.”
“Susie’s daughter became a lobbyist.”
“The group Susie’s daughter worked for had almost zero in revenue before the Trump administration.”
“Shot up to $30-ish million a year in revenue.”
“If you’re a special interest and you want to get something done, the secret’s out.”
“You pay Susie’s daughter.”
“And then Susie worked at a firm called Ballard Partners.”
“Ballard Partners has become the highest revenue-generation lobbying firm in history.”
“If you hire Ballard, you get a meeting with Susie.”
“And you can get things done.”
Joe Rogan: “Is this normal?”
Means: “This is how it works for 30 years.”
@calleymeans @joerogan
Richard with the Temper retweeted
No party can solve the affordability crisis. Prices rise due to soaring government spending that exceeds the growth of tax revenue. We pay the difference with inflation. Higher prices are a tax to finance spending. Since neither party will cut spending, that tax will keep rising.
Richard with the Temper retweeted
To everyone still in shock about Texas, Kansas, Ohio and the national bloodbath, it’s because you refuse to acknowledge the young, white, Christian, disenfranchised young adults in this country unless it is to kick them while they’re down.
It doesn’t matter how you feel or what you think about it as a 50+ “pull yourself up by the bootstraps” Republican….this cohort gave Trump a mandate in 2024 that he rejected and they returned the favor by swinging 38 points to the left.
This wasn’t a vote for the democrats, it was a rejection of the current GOP
Richard with the Temper retweeted
People who were right:
@RepThomasMassie
@TuckerCarlson
@FmrRepMTG
People who were wrong:
@realDonaldTrump
Richard with the Temper retweeted
When we return next week, we’ll get 218 signatures for Epstein Files Transparency Act II, which guarantees a vote.
Survivors will be able to get their own records, State Attorneys General can prosecute crimes, and we can take the DOJ to court for keeping critical files hidden.⚖️
Richard with the Temper retweeted
It didn’t have to be this way.
Ron Paul and Pat Buchanan were right.
We should have brought our troops home and ended all entangling alliances.
Richard with the Temper retweeted
The neocons’ top two priorities were war for Israel and destroying the populist right, so anyone who thinks they’ve been humbled by the midterms are not paying attention.
Richard with the Temper retweeted
Dave Smith was right.
Thomas Massie was right.
Tom Woods is always right.
It’s time to stop retards running the world.
Richard with the Temper retweeted
One thing that’s clear in the wake of recent events is that ending the special relationship w/Israel is a prerequisite to real unity on the Right. That doesn’t mean treating them like an enemy, but you simply cannot ask people to unite if it means supporting televised mass murder by a country that uses diaspora billionaires to make a mockery of American sovereignty. Anyone who objects to the US merely treating Israel like a normal, friendly country, instead of privileging Israeli interests in ways we’d would never do for even Canada, Australia, or the UK, is not an American, but effectively a foreign agent, and their very presence, let alone their dominance in positions of influence and leadership, in a populist, nationalist movement, makes unity impossible. America. First. Period.
Richard with the Temper retweeted
That’s a 45 point shift. Young White men are the new swing voters—and they should be talked to and courted like they are.
Which means that starting today, Republicans have to stop hating young White men and start caring about making their lives better.
Richard with the Temper retweeted
The GOP just suffered a historic wipeout.
Democrats flipped the House and Senate, won in Texas, Kansas, South Carolina, Iowa, and other long-held Republican territory, and delivered a clear rejection of the current course.
If the party wants any chance in 2028, the 10 following changes are REQUIRED immediately:
1. Foreign wars are over. All of them. No troops, no airstrikes, no bases, no nation-building, no regime change, ANYWHERE. The Iran war cost American lives and treasure for zero return. War is done.
2. The Israel lobby registers under FARA. Every dollar, every contact, every directive disclosed like any other foreign agent. No more pretending foreign-mission groups are domestic.
3. End the automatic military aid package to Israel. Future support is contingent on them solving the Palestine question. It's either a 1 state or 2 state solution and Israel has 6-12 months to begin the process or we walk away for GOOD and we let the region "fix" their own problems. No more wars with the Muslim world over a a rouge country the size of New Jersey. If we stop destroying their countries, they won't have to come here as refugees anymore.
4. Lift sanctions on Iran in exchange for verifiable enrichment limits, full IAEA access, and a non-nuclear commitment. Negotiate a successor to the JCPOA with caps, stockpile limits, and snapback. Make peace or walk away and let the region manage itself.
5. Close the southern border. Restore and expand interior enforcement. ICE prioritizes criminal aliens and recent illegal entrants in sanctuary cities. A full 12-to-36-month immigration moratorium while Congress rewrites the INA for skills, assimilation, and real numerical limits.
6. Restructure health care to preserve capitalism and innovation while protecting vulnerable US CITIZENS from preventable death. Private markets cover ordinary care. The federal government is the payer of last resort for catastrophic, life-threatening costs when every other option is exhausted. No American dies because they couldn’t afford treatment. This is the single largest opportunity to win center, independent, and moderate Democratic voters.
7. Abortion stays a state issue. No federal ban. Preserve the female vote.
8. NO MORE ostracizing young white men or men in general. We incentivize masculinity, leadership. No more feminization, no more shaming men out of politics, boardrooms, and public life. Men built this country and they are not the enemy.
9. Stop advertising minorities and immigrants as the face of America.
10. Embrace the natural makeup of this country. The melting pot experiment failed, it produced division, not unity. A nation that forgets who it is stops being worth defending.
Neoconservatism is dead.
The midterms proved the formula of foreign wars, open borders, high costs, and a party that hates its own men is destined to lose.
Make these changes before 2028 or lose again.
