Black, White & Grey

@WSJ So an antisemite has became the standard bearer for opposition to Trump…sounds about right for progressives

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has become the standard-bearer for Western political opposition to the U.S. president on.wsj.com/4bVx6LD

@Josh_Koehn @AnnieGaus Odd that the story notes he’s the grandson of a Palestinian militant but doesn’t mention who that is. Happens to be the mastermind behind the Olympic Games Munich massacre

It’s so odd to see the former mayor of the most gay-friendly city in America, San Francisco, use homosexuality as a slur. Weird!

Senator @ChrisCoons said he supports voter ID. But today, Senator Coons voted against a simple voter ID bill. Why did he lie?

When a man assaulted California politician @SpeakerPelosi's husband in San Francisco, he got life in prison with no parole. When a man kills an Asian senior citizen for sport in San Francisco, the progressive @SFSuperiorCourt releases him.

I'm not going to dis AOC's B.A., but do you really think earning a bachelor's degree is a more impressive achievement than taking a small family business w/ 6 employees and turning it into a company with over 300 employees and $20 million in annual sales? If so, you're an idiot.

The UK mayor of Bath, Dr Bharat Pankhania, has apologized for sharing a series of posts that claimed the firebombing of Jewish ambulances outside of a synagogue were "Israeli false flags" and "insurance fraud." He said that "I have been made aware that I have reposted or replied to some posts which have never aligned to my values and beliefs, and which are abhorrent." So, he wasn't aware that he shared antisemitic conspiracy theories that a hate crime on Jews was actually just the Jews greedily trying to get insurance payouts and sympathy? Was he sleep-liking posts? If you can't truly acknowledge what you did wrong, then an apology is meaningless. You can't change behavior you won't acknowledge. Dr Pankhania should spend time with the Jewish community talking about the effect his posts had if he truly wants to make this situation better.

Remember Taylor Pelton, one of the ringleaders who vandalized a Jewish Museum leader’s home in Brooklyn? A judge just dismissed Pelton’s felony hate charge for making a terroristic threat after completing a few hours of community service. Why isn't Taylor Pelton in prison? Why are Jews constantly subjected to violence in NYC with nearly zero repucurssions? Why are DA's and judges constantly siding with criminals vs. prioritizing the safety of their Jewish consitutents?

🔥🚨 JUST IN: Members of Congress are getting ready to take TAXPAYER FUNDED trips after voting “NO” to funding DHS. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D) is scheduled to depart on a congressional delegation trip to Taiwan and Japan. Meanwhile, Sen. Jack Reed (D), the ranking Democrat on the same committee, plans to travel to Ukraine. Having to stay back and working to pay hard working Americans isn’t the priority…

This day (March 26) in 1964, Egyptian President Nasser told the UAR National Assembly: “The danger of Israel lies in the very existence of Israel as it is in the present and in what she represents.” No fig leaf about “occupation,” no UN resolutions, no “human rights” jargon—just raw, unvarnished, exterminationist truth. The Jewish state’s "crime" was existing. Three years later, in 1967, Nasser attempted to carry out this planned genocide by gathering the armies of Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, and others for what they openly called the final solution to the “Zionist problem.” PLO founder Ahmad al-Shuqayri was even more direct: “We shall destroy Israel and its inhabitants… and as for the survivors—if there are any—the boats are ready to deport them.” Iraqi President Abdul Rahman Arif promised Arab forces would “remove Israel from the map” and meet in Tel Aviv. The rhetoric wasn’t subtle. It was genocidal - ACTUALLY genocidal. What happened next is history’s blunt rebuttal: tiny Israel, outnumbered and surrounded, destroyed the combined Arab air forces in hours and ended the war in six days. Nearly 60 years later, it’s almost refreshing to remember how openly these "anti-Zionists" once said the quiet part out loud. Now we hear the same eliminationist goal, but in thinly veiled language of “human rights” or so-called “resistance.” When Nasser made clear the problem was Israel's very existence - in 1964 - he wasn't talking about "67 borders." After all, Egypt was occupying the Gaza Strip and Jordan had illegally annexed the entire "West Bank." Just as it was at modern Israel's inception in 1948, it remains today: the problem to so-called "anti-Zionists" is and always has been Israel's very existence.

U.S. intercepted Ukraine government messages discussing plot to route money to Biden re-election justthenews.com/government/sec…

@SenDuckworth So could have the Democrats

Trump could have paid the TSA workers this whole time.

@ABC Sanity…finally

Transgender women athletes cannot participate in female Olympic events, the International Olympic Committee said on Thursday, as the committee announced a new policy limiting eligibility for female events to people assigned female at birth. The policy will begin for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. abcnews.visitlink.me/Swxq9I

@NBCNews At the end of the day, sad or not, his parents came into the country illegally. From an early age we learn actions have consequences

A 9-year-old boy who made a plea to be released from an immigration detention center during a call with Ms. Rachel so he could attend his state spelling bee has been freed with his family, their lawyer says. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/n…

@julia_doubleday @AAA_Travel This is awful.

My dad is driving to DC for the first time since my mom died in Jan and he hit a deer. He called @AAA_Travel for help and a tow & they asked to speak to my mother. He informed them she just died & they said he can’t use the policy then & left a 70 year old grieving man stranded

@DefiantLs Why should she care about the Bible?

Elie Mystal: "Why should I give a f*** about some law that some old White man passed in the 1920s?"

@CWBChicago What’s on her face???

An Arlington Heights couple in their 60s and 70s is charged with vandalizing a Republican township office with swastikas, obscenities, and taunts mocking slain commentator Charlie Kirk. cwbchicago.com/2026/03/couple…

Good- this what they voted for.

@ginamilan_ Awful

Here are some of the comments left on Karoline Leavitt’s baby shower photos. Absolutely disgusting and evil. This is who the left is.

@AliBradleyTV If you ask me they gave too much of a pass to both the mayor and the governor. They needed to directly address the issue of sanctuary city and state, they needed to directly address that had this illegal immigrant not been in our country their daughter would be alive.

After Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson called the killing of Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman “senseless violence,” her family releasing a statement, “We acknowledge Mayor Johnson’s statement five days after our daughter, Sheridan's murder and his condolences to our family, as well as his recognition of the work of the Chicago Police Department. But what happened to Sheridan cannot be reduced to a “senseless tragedy,” nor can it be explained in general terms about public safety. Sheridan was our daughter. She was 18 years old. She was doing something entirely normal—walking near her campus with friends. She should be here. This was not random. It was not inevitable. And it cannot be treated as though it were. We appreciate the efforts of law enforcement in making an arrest. But safety is not defined by how quickly a case is solved after the fact. It is defined by whether a young woman like Sheridan is protected in the first place. “Our daughter was not in the wrong place at the wrong time. The system failed her.” “Calling this ‘senseless’ is not enough. There must be a clear and honest accounting of what went wrong.” “We are not interested in rhetoric. We are asking for accountability.” We will not allow Sheridan’s life to be reduced to a talking point or a generalization. We expect leadership that is willing to confront hard truths and ensure that what happened to her does not happen again. We stand ready to engage with the Mayor and any public official willing to approach this with seriousness, transparency, and a commitment to real change.”