John’s Daughter

Mike Johnson: "I hope voters remember this in the fall. You've gotta keep the grownups in charge, and that's the Republicans."

Great to be in Cincinnati this morning to vote for Vivek Ramaswamy for Governor, Jay Edwards for State Treasurer and Eric Conroy for Congress (OH-1). I hope you’ll do the same, Ohio!

Stop calling them public servants! Real servants do not fly private, own five homes, or leave office richer than they arrived. They only serve themselves, and it is time to quit pretending otherwise.

94 Medicaid "home health" companies purport to occupy this office building, taking more than $66 million of your money. They provide free butlers to immigrants. "No windows on the outside hides the fact that there's no one on the inside." There's an entire street of these.

If immigrants make America so great then why didn’t they make their own country great in the first place? 🤔

🚨 UPDATE: Rep. Randy Fine is DEMANDING passage of his legislation to BAN dual citizens from serving in Congress Somalis, Israelis, Guatemalans, Armenians, ALL DUAL CITIZENS, PERIOD! FINE: "We need to pass my bill to stop the invasion of dual citizens in Congress. NOW." He said recently: "Many Democrats are dual citizens of the country that they immigrated from." "Think about it. When you're a citizen of a country, you take an oath of allegiance to that country. How can you serve in the government of the United States if you've pledged allegiance to another country?!" "So it wouldn't preclude you from being an American, but it would say you can't be in Congress." "Now, if you're currently a dual citizen and you want to burn the citizenship of that other country, then you can, but dual citizens should not serve in Congress!" "Well, you want to be an American, great, but you shouldn't be able to be in Congress if you want to be a dual citizen as well."

HEY COUNTY ASSESSOR — THIS ONE’S FOR YOU. Let’s call this what it is. I’m being taxed on money I never made. Think about that. I bought my property in 2012 for $60,000. Now the county claims it’s worth $306,000. Did I sell it? No. Did I realize a profit? No. Did I receive a $306,000 check? Not even close. But my tax bill? That went up like I did. That’s the problem. This isn’t income. This isn’t cash. This is a number someone wrote down on paper — and now I’m expected to pay real money because of it. If my stock portfolio doubles, I don’t owe taxes until I sell. If my paycheck doesn’t increase, I don’t suddenly owe more income tax. So why is housing treated differently? Why am I being taxed on unrealized gains? A home isn’t just an asset on a spreadsheet — it’s where people live. And under this system, you can do everything “right,” pay off your house, and still get squeezed harder every year based on a theoretical value you never turned into cash. That’s not ownership. That’s renting from the government with extra steps. And spare me the talking points about “services” and “inflation.” This is about being billed for value you never received. People are waking up to it.