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Incredible: Peggy Noonan aping Nick Fuentes talking points and getting praised by David French for it.
You either die a Reagan Conservative or live long enough to become a Groyper
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Republican friend mogged everyone
A tale of two friends.
One will vote for anyone but Abdul El-Sayed simply because he's a Muslim. She's has no reason other than his religion.
The friend will vote for El-Sayed because she wants to see reproductive rights safeguarded, abortion rights protected, and wants to live in a country where everyone no matter their religion feel safe.
I don't understand where El-Sayed's hatred comes from. All he wants to do is pass Medicare for all, get money out politics and get money in your pockets.
I hate flying
I don’t know how many flights I’ve been on. Hundreds. I intensely dislike it, but this is our world.
Exactly one time I thought we might really crash. It was a small commuter plane from Chicago to Milwaukee. Propellers. The plane was whipped around in all directions in something far beyond turbulence. The woman across the aisle was holding the armrests and talking to herself, I think praying. The eerie thing is the pilots never said a word. They didn’t say ‘we’re hitting a rough patch, fasten your seatbelts.’ They must have been totally focused on keeping the plane in the air. When we landed, they did the normal announcement, but again said nothing about the extreme whipsawing. Everyone exited in a kind of trance.
Anyway - there is too much posting of the people on the Lear Jet who died today in Florida. Too much blaming. We aren’t accustomed to plane crashes today because safety is better - but not long ago they happened a lot more. This one is getting so much attention because this kind of thing is unusual now. It wasn’t 30 years ago. Silver lining. But also a reminder we’re not ever going to be 100% safe in the air.
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unrelated to the plane crash, every random candid video i've seen of america for months now has been a bunch of brown people standing around speaking a language i dont understand.
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Abdul El-Sayed says he wants open borders to fulfill our moral obligation to let everyone in the world come into America btw
Yair Netanyahu has been completely on point this week, and I don't think most people fully grasp the significance of it.
This is the son of Israel's longest-serving leader (Benjamin Netanyahu) reiterating Kahanist talking points nearly 1:1.
If I were a Leftist, I would be taking very close note of this. Yair's motivation and his zeal towards facing this “fire” from his critics doesn't arrive by mere accident or by mere chance - it arrives because Israel's Arab population has completely betrayed the State, and many of us have taken notice. He isn't alone, and he's actually backed by thousands of other Jews. The future of Israel will be very different than its recent past, and this is the one certainty amongst all else.
When a neo-Nazi managed to get himself on the Republican ticket in Illinois’s 3rd Congressional District despite GOP legal efforts to stop him, the entire party; local and national, told people to write in a candidite or vote for the Democrat.
Democrats, on the other hand, are perfectly fine with a virulent antisemite with personal connections to Islamic extemists and are attacking anyone who dares break ranks with him.
You're a shitbag, Piers. Go to hell.
> ongoing harassment of Jews in Michigan
> windows of Jewish homes smashed
> death threats
> harassers arrested
> it’s an @AbdulElSayed staffer
12 people now indicted in Michigan for a campaign of terror against Jews and anyone tied to Israel.
Jars of noxious chemicals thrown into family homes. Windows smashed. Homes marked with red inverted triangles, the symbol Hamas uses to mark targets for death.
One allegedly threatened to slowly poison a victim once he became a doctor.
Targets: the Jewish Federation of Detroit, UM regents, a campus cop, a student.
This was never a "protest movement." It's Hamas tactics on American streets.
apnews.com/article/activists…
Solid impression honestly
House Speaker Mike Johnson breaks into an unexpected impression of President Donald Trump while joking about the president's late-night phone calls.
"The man calls me at, like, 1:00 in the morning and also at 5 a.m.," Johnson says, reenacting Trump asking, "Mike, are you sleeping?"
"No, sir. Of course. Sleep is for sissies, we know."
Johnson then catches himself: "I'm not going to do the impression in front of you. I'm sorry. I didn't plan that."
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A disgusting monster decided to vandalize the Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway sign this week in an attempt to erase Charlie’s legacy from our nation’s history. I sponsored the legislation (HJR 12) that created this memorial in Boone County because Charlie Kirk was assassinated by a radical leftist extremist for speaking the truth, and the people of Kentucky deserve a permanent public reminder of both the man and the foundational principle that our differences should never result in political violence.
The same clowns that celebrated Charlie’s violent murder have now moved to deface the sign that honors him. This act of intimidation four days before Election Day, meant to send a message that conservatives should stay quiet and stay home, will not be tolerated.
My opponent publicly stated that he decided to run against me because I condemned the Left’s mass celebration of Charlie’s assassination. He then filed his paperwork to run against me on Charlie’s first Heavenly birthday to double down on his contempt for our values and our country’s stand against assassination culture.
These extremists believe they can terrorize people out of voting. They are wrong.
Charlie’s name will be restored to that sign. I will keep defending every Kentuckian’s right to speak without fear of violence or retaliation. On Tuesday, Boone County voters will decide whether to reward those who celebrate political violence or reject it.
I suspect I KNOW how my fellow Boone Countians will vote. We’re a peaceful people. We don’t put up with vandals and those who celebrate political violence in Boone County.



































