Old School Veteran ✝ 🇺🇸 🪖

The existence of Delia Ramirez in Congress is why Birthright Citizenship must be ended. Delia Ramirez was born on American soil after her mother illegally crossed the U.S. border. She’s also married to a DACA recipient. Now she wants to end ICE and immigration enforcement.

Providence’s so called “Creative Capital” just decided whose creativity is allowed. A gay bar.
Democrat owners.
A local artist.
A memorial for a 23 year old Ukrainian refugee; a young woman with her whole life ahead of her. They checked every box.
They said all the right things.
They even made sure everyone knew they weren’t Trump supporters. And it still wasn’t enough. The mob came anyway.
The mayor piled on.
The mural came down. That’s the modern Democrat Party. The second you step out of line, you go from ally to enemy.
From protected to punished.
From “community” to target. And the saddest part is this: The owners of The Dark Lady didn’t suddenly become conservatives.
They didn’t become extremists.
They didn’t do anything hateful. They showed compassion for a murder victim. And for that, they got destroyed. Semper Fi,
Vic Mellor

My painting of Iryna Zarutska that is being removed after the mayor has declared it divisive

Imagine calling people ‘unintelligent’ while admitting your preferred policies made your own state unlivable for you. You moved to NH for relief, not because MA worked. Wanting to ‘Mass up’ the place that saved you is the definition of biting the hand that housed you. Nashua has 57 elected seats … • Democrats: 52 = 91.2% • Republicans: 4 = 7.0% • Independents: 1 = 1.8% So, roughly 91% of Nashua’s political and administrative seats are held by one party … Democrats.

Karen Read gets it … Maggie Goodlander won Nashua with 53% of the vote. Imagine living in a city where 92% of elected officials belong to the same political party. That’s Nashua, New Hampshire. 67 seats. 62 from the same party. Tell me again how that creates accountability.

Ketanji Brown Jackson's argument justifying birthright citizenship: "If I steal someone's wallet in Japan, the Japanese authorities can arrest me and prosecute me... I'm still locally owing allegiance in that sense." Umm... WHAT?!