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To see leftist podcasters, comedians, and commentators laugh about political assassination as though it’s entertainment and the destruction of a human life is a punchline, is beyond disgusting.
My husband, Charlie Kirk, was killed in an act of political violence, something our two children and I will live with every day for the rest of our lives.
A culture that laughs at assassination is one of profound moral decay. It threatens the very foundation of our country and the principles that hold our democracy together.
You do not have to agree with someone’s politics to recognize the value of their life. This should not be so hard.
Political violence must never be something this country tolerates, excuses, or celebrates.
"Where mere historians lacking metaphysical literacy simply reported the Constitution as contract, Robinson thoroughly understood it as a moral architecture grounded in metaphysical realism; law as participation in truth, not projection of will."
🧵Constitutional Scholar Daniel N. Robinson;
Metaphysical Architecture of American Liberty
Daniel N. Robinson (1937–2018) was the philosopher who restored the living bridge between Aristotle, Aquinas, Reid and the American Founders. Where mere historians lacking metaphysical literacy simply reported the Constitution as contract, Robinson thoroughly understood it as a moral architecture grounded in metaphysical realism; law as participation in truth, not projection of will. This had (and continues to have) huge implications and consequences operationally. How things are done - not impotent intellectual argument and historicist navel gazing. How the civic infrastructure functions and how you and I function (or fail to!) within it. How that civic infrastructure upholds and defends the principles and premises of The Declaration & Constitution (especially how The People are formed to do so - or not!!). By tracing the Founders’ metaphysical lineage to the classical doctrine of natura and the common-sense realism of James Wilson, Daniel Robinson revealed that the Republic’s durability depends on an ontology of being, not the machinery of power. In the ‘New Age’ of Communitarianism under Technocracy (where data replaces reason and systems claim sovereignty over souls) Daniel Robinson’s work is needed more than ever because reminds citizens (or even teaches them for the first time!!!) that liberty endures only where reality governs law - and law serves the moral order of man as a rational kind (not a constructed artifact of the state, or a digital artifact of The System). This thread shares just a few examples of Daniel N Robinson’s work for anyone wanting to exercise self governance and learn for themselves.
John Bush retweeted
Appeasement does not work. Crimea is Ukraine. Donbas is Ukraine. Ukraine is Ukraine.
When Putin seized Crimea, both Europe and America were quite openly making calls, holding meetings, and sending signals to the Ukrainians who were in power at the time that there should be no escalation – let's just keep things friendly and leave things as they are for now. And we lost Crimea. After that, we lost part of Donbas. But the shooting in the east continued. There was no peace.
People think we were always helped. That is not true. Help started coming after the full-scale invasion, but that was after eight years of Russia occupying our territory. That is a long time to figure things out and understand that Putin has no intention of giving anything back to us.
At one point, some Europeans asked me: “Why do you think that if you withdraw from Donbas, he will go further?” And I answered: “Because at the beginning of the war, he wasn't seizing Donbas. He came to the capital. He seized parts of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions, Kherson itself, and Kharkiv region.” We have retaken a lot of territory, but he had seized different parts of our country. And now they want us to give them something because they are unable to seize it. We may have a smaller territory, less money, and fewer weapons, but we still have more dignity than many others. We will do everything we can to end this war, but it must end in a way that preserves our dignity.
From an interview with ZDF. (2/3)
"Tucker chases away far more voters than it attracts"
I often wonder why this is not more often pointed out.
I decided to sleep on JD Vance’s post from yesterday before commenting on it substantively. I have done so, and given it substantial thought.
My verdict? Here is what I believe that post actually was saying:
“Yeah we lost the election big time. But it’s not my fault, it’s the fault of the guy who made me who I am, and to whom I owe my entire political career. If only everybody had listened to me everything would have been OK. Oh yeah, I’m specifically throwing my boss under the bus, but I am also impliedly throwing Rubio and Hegseth under the bus too because I want to be President. No, I’m not going to talk about the way my lunatic belief that the Iranian mullahs could be reasoned with is really what brought us to this point. I’m also not going to talk about how my hatred of Israel and alliance with fellow Israel-haters and groyper-adjacent loons like Tucker chases away far more voters than it attracts. In other words, I’m not taking responsibility for anything and blaming everybody else. And I’m dropping this literally hours after the election is over so I can set the narrative now before anybody else has a chance to talk that says I’m the good guy, that MAGA is dead, and that I’m the leader of what comes next. No, I did not coordinate this with Trump, I just told him I’m going to do it. And he will say it’s OK because if he does not he’ll get savaged with reports that he has lost control of the Presidency, which was kind of what I wanted. It’s DC. Loyalty does not matter. Vote for me for President.”
Does loyalty matter? I believe it does, because if someone is disloyal to the man who made them, they will also be disloyal to the voters who put them into office.
My 2c.
(And yes, if Vance is the nominee I’ll still vote for him over communist jihadists, but now is the time to debate these kinds of issues inside our own movement.)
John Bush retweeted
The leader of Israel’s left-wing camp, Eisenkot, has in recent days received the support of Muslim terrorism supporters who sit in the Knesset, Israel’s legislature. This is the Israeli red-green alliance in action, an alliance that is destroying the democratic world.
John Bush retweeted
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This is day 1 of asking @LeaderJohnThune to pass the SAVE Act.
Whereas proof of citizenship is not required to register to vote;
Whereas Texas found thousands of illegal aliens on its voter rolls;
Whereas states like CA, OR, & WA, give Driver’s Licenses to illegal aliens;
Whereas Minnesota allows for 1 registered voter to vouch for 8 other persons without an ID;
Whereas the American people demand fair elections;
Whereas restoring confidence in our elections would inspire more Americans to vote;
Whereas federal elections begin in Wisconsin February 2026;
Now, therefore, be it resolved that Senate Majority Leader Thune should swiftly bring forth a vote on the SAVE Act and utilize every means to pass the bill with a simple majority vote.
Eliminating Arab and French slavery from Madagascar
209 years ago today, Britain ARMED an African king. 🇬🇧
Muskets. Gunpowder. Ten thousand gun flints. Four hundred red coats. 💂
British sergeants to train his army. A salary in gold and silver, every year. 💰
Britain wanted him to win. 👑
Valley after valley. Chief after chief. Until two-thirds of Madagascar was under his rule. 🗺️
On purpose. 👀
Why? 🤔
Because on that island, chiefs raided villages and sold the people. To French slave ships. To Arab dhows. To other African kingdoms. ⛓️
Then they bought guns with the money. To raid more villages. 🔥
Guns for people. People for guns. 🔁
Britain had banned its own slave trade in 1807. But it couldn’t guard every beach on an island nearly a thousand miles long. 🌊
So a sergeant from Cork travelled 28 days, by canoe and on foot, to reach the king. 🛶
For two months they bargained. Then he made an offer nobody had authorised. 🤝
Every gun the slave trade gave the king, Britain would give him free. If he stopped selling people. ✋
On 23 October 1817, the king signed. Selling his people abroad would be punished by death. ✍️
Then Britain helped him take the island. Port after port, every one closed to the slave ships. ⚓
They teach you Britain profited from slavery. 📚
They never teach you how we got them to stop selling their own people. 🤫
Britain armed an African king. On purpose. 🇬🇧
Be part of us. ☝️🇬🇧
Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧
Fact.
If anyone fvcking listened to James, Barbie, and myself about Dugin Bannon and Tucker running information Ops against Trump we wouldn’t be here with this narrative shaping. I have thousand of hours of warnings recording before any of the post liberal infants opened their mouths.
The ground game on the left and money is what made us lose. The information warfare on the right was the poison pill.
"Decades of unassimilated immigration from the third world, indoctrination in our schools , and Democrat Party policies are some of the core reasons for this."
The fact is nobody forced a majority in Michigan to vote for El-Sayed. Nobody forced a majority in Texas to vote for Talarico or Hinojosa. They knew what was on the line. And obviously many agreed with the Marxist-Islamist agenda. Decades of unassimilated immigration from the third world, indoctrination in our schools , and Democrat Party policies are some of the core reasons for this.
John Bush retweeted
We’ve spent years as the actual Arab Muslim begging the West to ban the Muslim Brotherhood for how extreme their ideology is, and suddenly Abdul just wins in USA ..
WTH 😂😂
John Bush retweeted
When a Muslim Brotherhood member wins a Senate race, that’s NOT DEMOCRACY; that’s USEFUL IDIOTS hating their own country. When the mullahs in Iran took over, socialists helped them, and later, the Islamists killed them all. This is the most dangerous moment for Western civilization. GOD BLESS AMERICA.
U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is a dark chapter in this great nation’s history.
And as the Bible warns:
“For whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.” — Galatians 6:7 (KJV)
Be careful what you plant in the name of democracy. You may not enjoy the harvest.
John Bush retweeted
Just over 10 years ago, this was an SNL skit. Now it's real-life in Michigan.
What's strange is that one political side is all in on it.
John Bush retweeted
John Thune will forever be remembered as a COWARD.
He had the power, the position, and the opportunity to stand up and fight. Instead, he chose political games, weak leadership, and the comfort of the Washington establishment.
When America needed a backbone, John Thune proved he didn’t have one.
His legacy will be one of weakness, failure, and cowardice.
John Bush retweeted
POST ELECTION REALITY
Exit polls show that the most decisive factor in the election was perceptions of the economy. Historical studies across political science and economics confirm a foundational truth in American politics: economic conditions are one of the single most reliable predictors of whether the party in power wins or loses an election.
Edward Tufte (1978) demonstrated that the incumbent party's vote share in midterm elections is almost entirely a function of the change in real disposable income and the President's approval rating.
The war in Iran cost the GOP this election. Ironically, the inflation index driven by higher energy prices (triggered by the conflict) are actually trending better and everyone in the energy business knows that this will flatten out when the war ends.
We know that the economy is enjoying a major bounce and that the energy price driver is entirely temporary. We also know that the Democrats will read the election as a mandate for their radical nonsense (see e,.g. Spanberger). However, depressing the short-time will be, the long term still looks positive.
