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@pidatow Obviously it is much more fulfilling and satisfying for a woman to be "independent" and work for and depend on a distant boss who couldn't give a flying fig whether she lives or dies than for the woman to work with and have a family with a husband who loves and cares for her.

You won't find a more accurate visual representation

@BreitbartNews Claiming that he, and his fellow travelers, will be determined to Impeach J D Vance before Vance has taken any action as president proves that they plan on acting completely based on partisanship, facts and actions be damned.

Congressional candidate George Conway says that if Democrats gain control of the Senate, they will be able to change the rules on impeachment trials to more easily flip "exhausted" Republicans and convict Trump, THEN go after JD Vance. "He may be impeached and removed, too"

@scrowder Tucker probably went too far in claiming that "no decent person mocks other people's religions," though he would have a great point if he claimed "no prudent president would mock other people's religions," as it is extremely undiplomatic and foolish for a president to do.

I couldn’t disagree more. A core tenet of the Right used to be that we don’t get told who we’re allowed to have opinions about. And I DEFINITELY wouldn’t put mocking Islam in some untouchable category.

As information processing beings, all we can do is make models of the universe from all the data we receive (a tiny subset of what exists), test those internally and externally, and share them with others, with such models always being incomplete and imperfect, though hopefully we find them useful in survival. Only with excessive hubris can we claim to "know the universe."

Lean what our Universe actually is: A computation (a.k.a. simulation) on a holographic screen. Here's exactly how it works, and the math to prove it. learn.floatingpragma.io/?v10

@BreitbartNews Lincoln: "Sir, my concern is not whether God is on our side; my greatest concern is to be on God's side, for God is always right." .

President Donald Trump says he believes God supports U.S. actions taken against Iran because it serves the ends of a greater lasting peace, citing his success in bringing resolutions to multiple conflicts around the globe since returning to the White House.

@ggreenwald It was a choice between Trump and the Uniparty. Anyone who has been paying attention knew the Uniparty offered ordinary Americans nothing but lies and a dark future, so many thought Trump might be different and gave him a chance. No such luck. Voting isn't working.

You won't hear a better 55-second description of MAGA and Trump than this: in terms of the perspective of any minimally honest MAGA supporter:

Most people feel the need for a religion to help them organize their lives, so when they reject traditional religions like Christianity, they usually adopt some New Age religion or quasi-religion, such as the Woke Rainbow quasi-religion.  It incorporates parts of the Radical Feminist, LGBQT+, race-focused, and extreme environmentalist (climate hysteria) agendas, and it seems to have been adopted as a state religion by various governments in the West, including in the US in spite of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.

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To add to Coulter's point, Trump may have decided that since he was Impeached and attacked incessantly for everything he did in his first term, with them even trying to jail him on bogus charges after that term, even though he did nothing egregious, in his second term he might as well say: "F it, if they are going to come after me even when I'm acting properly I might as well become the monster they were claiming I was as the attacks couldn't get any worse."

I really wish "legal experts" hadn't screamed bloody murder about every little thing Trump did, so they could speak with authority now that he's actually committing war crimes.

@JebraFaushay Girls make much better worker bees, following instructions without question and trying to please those in charge.

A Russian teacher conducted this little experiment to show the difference between boys and girls at the same age.

@MarcusMStanley The Democrats will make a deal with Trump that they will agree to this budget and all his wars as long as they can get DEI (especially for LGBQT) and CRT back, give citizenship to the illegals, and allow for transgender surgeries on kids with the government paying for it.

JUST RELEASED: Trump's 2027 budget proposal cuts non-defense spending by 10% while raising military spending by $445 billion or 42% to $1.5 trillion a year. We are headed for an even more profoundly militarized nation and world unless we change course.

@AkBuck87 @ThomasEWoods I think you may have to take hallucinogenic drugs to make sense of his comically bad analogies.

@ThomasEWoods James wrote this, if you ever need a good laugh. Guy is an absolute clown

James Lindsay, who considers himself my intellectual superior, thinks I'm in a cult because I take a position on the Iran war that is shared by a majority of Americans His friends are cheering as war crimes and humanitarian devastation are threatened You decide who's in a cult

@RealAlexJones Reading some of the comments, I am overwhelmed by the stupidity. It's not the daycare comment that is radioactive, but the Medicare comment. That comment will likely cause Trump to lose a huge percentage of the senior vote. Medicare for the elderly is a life and death issue.

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In the modern era when so many women assume that lesbianism or celibacy is as healthy as heterosexuality, something extremely serious has been overlooked. Evolution developed humans, like many other animals, to have two sexes with different strengths and weaknesses that complement each other as well as bodies that fit together.  This came along with strong emotions to bond mating pairs to create stability and motivation to build for the future.  To ignore the source of that motivation is to ignore maybe the most important building block for human civilization.  Human productivity and ultimately human survival depends on the level of motivation of the members of the society to build for the future.  Taking away the greatest source of that motivation, the heterosexual desires to mate with the opposite sex, will almost inevitably lead to fundamental social structures failing and the society becoming more unhealthy, chaotic, and self-destructive.

It might be over boys

@conservmillen Given that today girls are clearly outperforming boys in school, on up through college and graduate and professional schools, beating up on boys further by destroying their confidence and burdening them with guilt for nothing they did, seems like a form of extreme cruelty.

Being a boy isn’t a disease that needs to be cured! Masculinity is a strength that needs to be fostered and encouraged. The fact that there are any mothers who think this way is so sad to me.

@ModernityNews I wonder how long it is going to take most people to realize that Blanche is worse than Bondi.

DOJ Is DONE Releasing Epstein Files modernity.news/2026/04/03/doj… New acting AG Todd Blanche declares full release complete — even as millions of pages remain unreleased.

@KrislerZeu53902 @TrumpWarRoom The only people I know of worse than Republican politicians are Democrat politicians. I'm getting really close to giving up on voting altogether.

@TrumpWarRoom I swear on my life that I will never ever vote for a Republican again. You people are evil Satan animals. I can’t stand you.

Underlying these efforts to propagandize the youth is a flawed assumption that homosexuality is as healthy and as good for society as heterosexuality but heterosexuality is necessary for human survival while homosexuality is not, meaning that they are not of equal value and should not be treated as such. Also, normalizing homosexual behavior will lead to more of it, as humans, and especially children, are very adaptable creatures, and their behavior is malleable, including their sexual behavior.  That means their behavior, including their sexual behavior, responds to the environment, particularly to incentives they perceive in the environment.

They are coming for your kids

@OCOCReport Many people knowledgeable of military affairs thought that Trump putting Hegseth as Sec of Def and keeping him there meant he wasn't planning on getting into any wars because no one could possibly go to war with that clown in that position. You learn something new every day.

Hegseth just fired multiple combat-experienced generals and replaced the Army Chief with his assistant. Brilliant. The world’s most powerful military is now being led by a guy who used to argue on cable TV and his coffee boy. This duo will lead America’s ground forces. What could possibly go wrong?

@OCOCReport These decisions won't just affect tens of thousands of US soldiers. Ultimately they will affect the lives of billions of people.

YOU DON'T REMOVE YOUR ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF IN THE MIDDLE OF A WAY UNLESS SOMETHING SERIOUS IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN. That’s not routine. That’s a signal. Pete Hegseth called General Randy George on April 2 and told him to step down. Within hours, it was confirmed. No explanation. No public reasoning. Just done. And that’s what makes it stand out. This isn’t just another personnel change. The Army Chief of Staff isn’t a background role. That’s the officer whose signature ultimately connects presidential intent to real-world action. When decisions move from planning to execution—especially something as serious as a potential ground operation—that’s the level where it becomes real. Right now, this isn’t abstract. Forces are moving. Units are deploying. Assets are positioned across the region. These are the kinds of steps that happen before decisions—not after them. And in the middle of that, the one person in the Army whose role includes advising—and if necessary pushing back—on those decisions is suddenly out. Replaced by someone much closer to the Secretary. That matters. Because leadership isn’t just about hierarchy—it’s about independence. It’s about having experienced voices in the room who have seen what these decisions actually look like on the ground. Iraq. Afghanistan. The consequences aren’t theoretical to them. And that’s part of the bigger picture here. This isn’t the first removal. A number of senior military leaders have been pushed out—many of them with decades of combat experience. People who’ve led troops in real wars, made real calls under pressure, and understood the cost when those calls go wrong. When you remove enough of that experience, you don’t just change leadership—you change the nature of decision-making itself. You narrow the range of perspectives. You reduce friction. You make it easier to move fast. Sometimes too fast. Look, we don’t know the exact reason behind this move. But when a decision like this is made with no explanation, in the middle of active operations, people are going to read between the lines—and they should. Because this isn’t just about one general. It’s about what kind of decisions are coming next—and who’s still in the room when they’re made. And when the gap between political leadership and military execution gets smaller, the consequences get bigger. Especially when the decisions on the table could affect tens of thousands of American soldiers. That’s why this matters.

@AFpost I think these days most in DC use the term "principled conservative" to mean Uniparty minion.

EXCLUSIVE: According to multiple current Trump administration officials with access to Pam Bondi, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, who was just named Acting Attorney General, has been the main roadblock holding up prosecutions of former Biden officials, state-level politicians, and Antifa terrorists. Todd Blanche personally shut down the DOJ’s “weaponization” task force and is responsible for sidelining Ed Martin. Todd Blanche sees himself as a “principled” conservative and views investigations of Trump enemies like Jack Smith as an “abuse of power.” He has privately told staff that he will not “stoop to that level.” Under Todd Blanche, the failure of the DOJ to investigate left-wing terrorists and former officials who prosecuted President Trump will only get worse. Follow: @AFpost