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Replying to @Heminator
THREE WORDS:
1. Internal
2. Revenue
3. Service
Fraud is a revenue problem now, and a legal problem later. Get those agents off shaking down waiters for hundreds and onto cutting off grifters from millions.
Nothing will be done about the obvious cheating because we are a soft, weak people. We lack the zealotry of our opponents on the left. We halfheartedly support the Republic, but are unwilling to take risks, while socialists would die to end America. And friends, they'd be happy to kill us, just ask them.
When Democrats get a whiff of power they shove unpopular and destructive bills like Obamacare down American's throats.
When Republicans have all the power they can't pass a wildly popular 90/10 bill like the SAVE Act.
Both parties deserve America's looming financial collapse.
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Lol, notice how they don't want to acknowledge a black man about to be the first governor of Florida.
If it was a democrat, they would be screaming it from the rafters. But since he's a republican, now it's "DO NOT Fall for it".
Funny how that works.
We've grown so quiet in this gauzy digital realm. Whatever good could have been done is lost in torrents of fake hate and true loneliness. Frightened souls compete to see who can be more cruel to the other. At the end of the game, losers gain the shallow prize of sad lives lived on tiny screens.
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Replying to @zerohedge
At their core, USAID's 50,000 NGO's were just 'Quality Learing Centers' for educated white liberals.
These days, Barack Obama's greatest service to the Nation is to remind all American's how weak the Democrat's bench is.
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I just voted for Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan because I support Medicare for All.
Why should insurance companies run our healthcare when the government would do a much better job?
The government has an excellent track record of providing services with efficiency, transparency, and affordability. And why does competition matter anyway?
One step closer to communism! ✊
Interesting experience. Last night I was reading the ridiculous Vanity Fair story about Bibi Netanyahu and Jared Kushner having a joint checking account at the First National Bank of Bethlehem. A bunch of the usual frothy mouth Jew haters were in the comments and I decided to respond to a bunch of their spittle flecked and poorly written replies. What was interesting was that 90% didn't respond. Now look, if you're the kind of person who hates Jews with a blinding white-hot passion, you're probably not out on the town with friends, you're probably at home staring at your computer screen waiting to see what this sneaky Jews are up to now. So when a guy like me refutes a story that fits your distorted worldview, you respond, right? Nope. One fucking guy came back with some stupid comment about Epstein blah, blah, blah. It makes me wonder how many of these Democrat commenters are real? I guess my question is, in 2026 between the fake Democrat commenters, and the fake Democrat voters, and the fake Democrat pollsters, is there really a Democrat there there?
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Replying to @cenkuygur @TheYoungTurks
Psst...don't say anything, but I heard that beloved Republican superstar Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's husband is G.A.Y. ....Release that bombshell tomorrow and those uptight Republican's heads will be spinning from all the gayness! You've got them now!















