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If you are someone who is undecided about voting, I would like for you to consider this before casting your vote.
France is practically the progressive wish list come to life.
Universal healthcare. Heavily subsidized college tuition. Public insurance covering transgender healthcare. They even recognized Palestine.
And somehow, rioters are STILL burning the place down.
Progressives are constantly saying that America needs
government programs, more benefits, more taxpayer-funded everything.
Well, France has a whole lot of what American progressives keep demanding. And a violent fringe just torched a historic city hall.
At what point do we admit that throwing more government benefits at people won’t magically produce a peaceful society?
You can subsidize practically everything except personal responsibility.
And frankly, I’d rather America learn from France’s mistakes than pay to repeat them.
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There’s something revealing about people who seem to get satisfaction from tearing others down. Belittling someone offers a temporary feeling of superiority. It’s a convenient substitute for confronting your own insecurities and shortcomings.
I intentionally left the author’s name out. She’s easy enough to find, but I’m not interested in rewarding this behavior with more attention.
lol…An AFGE local VP claims he only recently figured out Trump’s stance on unions, despite his own union fighting Trump for years.
Then he admits his local doesn’t endorse candidates while invoking his title to boost El-Sayed.
Either he hasn’t been paying attention to his own union, or he’s rewriting history to sell a campaign narrative. Neither is a great look.
A study of 2.2 million congressional tweets found that Democrats are disproportionately driving the rise in angry political rhetoric.
There’s a reason this works so well.
Anger and fear narrow attention, accelerate reactions, and can make people less likely to question what they’re being told.
Add selective framing, a constant stream of crises, and the suggestion that questioning the narrative means betraying your side. You’ve got a pretty effective way to keep people emotionally invested.
And social media rewards every bit of it.
The politicians get engagement. The platforms get traffic. Meanwhile, people are so busy reacting to the latest outrage that there’s little attention left for evaluating actual results.
I think we should be asking why so much political messaging seems designed to keep people angry rather than informed.
Because someone is clearly benefiting from it.
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A few races are garnering a lot of the media attention, but I want to flag one that hasn’t gotten the attention it deserves and it’s a situation that should transcend politics.
I’m talking about the race for the US House of Representatives, CA-14 seat. This is between two Democrat candidates, Melissa Hernandez and Taliban lobbyist Aisha Wahab. In no universe should Americans vote for anyone whose priority is legitimizing the Taliban, the very group that killed some of our bravest heroes.
If you are in this district please go out and vote for Melissa Hernandez @VM_MelHernandez. We must have some redlines as voters. Leaving a terrorist lobbyist in the people’s house is definitely one of them!
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After deep research & watching this PAC for months, J Street has been added to the list of PACS tracked in the Islamist lane. It makes you wonder why this PAC is exempt from Israel tracker accounts. They have an Islamist advisor & they do work with MPAC & other organizations that want to Islamize America. They also support & contribute to candidates that are tracked here.
Link to Article:
psypost.org/democrats-are-di…
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I swear, these people could watch Washington set a pile of money on fire and suggest throwing more money on it to put it out.
🚨 Carville: Democrats need to RAISE TAXES
@JamesCarville_: “They need to raise taxes on these high-income people.”
“If you raise tax on people over $500,000 a year and you open rural hospitals, it’s going to create a lot of jobs and it’s going to do a lot of things for a lot of people.”
There’s something revealing about people who seem to get satisfaction from tearing others down. Belittling someone offers a temporary feeling of superiority. It’s a convenient substitute for confronting your own insecurities and shortcomings.
I intentionally left the author’s name out. She’s easy enough to find, but I’m not interested in rewarding this behavior with more attention.
You’re right, a weird bone to pick. She’s wearing jeans and a button up shirt, a standard for anyone - around the world.
So if she dresses up, she is doing too much and if she dresses down, she is acting juvenile. She cannot win with these haters.
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I swear, these people could watch Washington set a pile of money on fire and suggest throwing more money on it to put it out.
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You've had 33 years in the Senate to address rural healthcare. But congratulations on discovering the problem just in time to blame Trump.
Cutting Medicaid doesn’t save money. It closes rural hospitals.
Democrats will push to repeal Trump's $1 trillion health care cuts.
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You think indoctrination in our colleges is bad….here CAIR says, hold my beer.
We are allowing this to occur.
📑NEW REPORT
CAIR has spent years building a path into America’s public schools. In 2026, it made that strategy explicit, expanding its “Unhostile Campus Campaign” into K-12 education. Our report “The Long Game” by @AsherNStern & David Collins shows how that access was built, and lays out a phenomenon that few seem to know about, but many more need to.
extremism.gwu.edu/long-game
I swear, these people could watch Washington set a pile of money on fire and suggest throwing more money on it to put it out.
🚨 Carville: Democrats need to RAISE TAXES
@JamesCarville_: “They need to raise taxes on these high-income people.”
“If you raise tax on people over $500,000 a year and you open rural hospitals, it’s going to create a lot of jobs and it’s going to do a lot of things for a lot of people.”
The most fascinating part of this argument is that it requires everyone listening to forget the single most consequential national security failure in modern American history.
If your vision for America's future requires everyone to forget its past, perhaps you're not quite ready to help govern it.
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It’s precious how much this little tater tot wants people to think he’s tough.
I have a revolutionary idea. Before anyone gets to vote on spending billions of taxpayer dollars, perhaps we should establish whether they understand where their own paycheck goes.
🚨 #BREAKING: Ilhan Omar reveals she's living "paycheck to paycheck" on her $174,000 salary