悪意もデリカシーもない／過激派岡山ナショナリスト・東瀬戸圏帝国主義者／茶会系政治学徒（@TP_Seijigakuto）の戯言垂れ流しアカウントです（所属する組織の見解を代表するものではありえません）
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NYT, WSJ, WaPo, and Bloomberg don't often all agree. They do on supporting passage of BAAJA.
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On this day in 1979, Ronald Reagan announced his candidacy for President of the United States at the New York Hilton Hotel in New York City. 🇺🇸
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AEI’s Elaine McCusker in The Economist: People may not understand the kind of situation the military is in right now. The people who get hurt by budget delays, shortfalls and uncertainty are not the people in a position of power to do anything about it.
economist.com/united-states/…
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This is just so stupid. Was it “bold conservatism” for Trump to run as a pro choice Republican? Was he running from the independents by favoring pot legalization? In 2016 he talked about favoring single payer healthcare. What was that?
I get you’re trying to put all the blame for the disaster you did so much to create on … checks notes … John Thune. But that’s preposterous. I don’t know what’s more disturbing, that you know this and are lying so energetically or if you actually believe your own bullshit.
Saying, “We’ve got to start talking to independent voters,” here is Swamp talk for “run to the middle.” Running to the middle is not what got Trump popularly elected in 2024, but it is what got Republicans crushed in the midterms. Bold conservatism is what will attract independent voters and win elections.
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Tehran has killed scores of Americans and has been trying to assassinate US officials - myself included - for years.
America didn't start this war - the Iranian regime did.
wsj.com/opinion/iran-assassi…
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We mourn the loss of Senior Lecturer Richard Allen Posner, a longtime #UChicagoLaw scholar, former federal appellate judge, and pioneer in the field of law and economics, who died on November 10.
Read more about his legacy: buff.ly/e3c3WdL
ALT In loving memory of Richard Posner 1939-2026
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My latest at @WSJFreeEx: For some in the GOP's activist class, John Thune is the reason why the party got trounced in the midterms. They're wrong. The midterms weren't his fault, and the soon-to-be Senate Minority Leader is a valuable steady hand at a chaotic time.
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Grateful to speak at @VoCommunism China Forum about the pernicious threat of the CCP to American families.
We should never forget that the CCP does not work alone but leads an alliance of dictatorships who are enemies of freedom including War Criminal Putin, and the terrorist regime in Tehran!
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Newly elected GOP House leaders lay out their agenda:
@Jim_Jordan (R-OH): "When Democrats offer more government, we'll offer more freedom."
@GOPMajorityWhip (R-MN): "We will undo the damage and chaos caused by these radicals, and we will retake the majority in 2028."
@RepLisaMcClain (R-MI): "Democrats may have the majority, but we must, and we will, go on offense day one."
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One of the cruel ironies of this election: voters went to the polls ticked off at affordability and cost of living, but they voted in a bunch of socialists and communists who want to make it even worse.
The Democrats who are in charge don’t want to see gas at $4, $5, $6 a gallon. They want to see it at $10, $12, $15 a gallon, because they want to ban the gasoline engine.
The environmental regulations and laws they’re going to push are going to drive up the cost of food, manufacturing, and small businesses.
The answer to this problem is not more government, more spending, and more inflation. That only leads to more misery.
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Karl Rove broke more than 100 years of Democratic Party domination in Texas and your daddy undid it
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On this day 37 years ago, the Berlin Wall fell. Two years later, the USSR itself would fall, freeing more than 400 million people from communist tyranny.
For decades, the Iron Curtain shut off millions from the prosperity and quality of life that free markets brought to the West.
The Bolsheviks promised the people "peace, land, and bread". Instead, they experienced forced labor camps, confiscation of property, bread lines, and barren supermarkets.
The USSR and its Marxist system resulted in the deaths of tens of millions across Eastern Europe.
Today, socialists are still making empty promises. The consolidation of state power, the abolition of private property and free enterprise, and a reliance on government for every need will NEVER make the people free. It will bring only pain, death, and a worsening of the very issues it claims to solve.
Today, YAF begins it's Freedom Week celebrations. Nationwide, our students will be building mock Berlin Walls in order to tear them down and educate their peers on the misery it caused and the system it enforced. Stay tuned.
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I simply won’t participate in business as usual.
An election defeat of this magnitude demands change.
NEWS: Ron Johnson plans to walk out of the room if leadership elections move forward on Tuesday:
“If you hold the election, I’ll leave the room,” he told me this afternoon. “I’m not going to participate in elections for leadership tomorrow.” washingtonexaminer.com/news/…
