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@4thOfJuly365 We try to keep up the humor with a dash of sarcasm but sometimes the conversation needs a sledgehammer.

@mattvanswol @SecRubio He’s the best SoS in our life time.

Dude I don't know how you are doing all of this, but you have absolutely been the biggest surprise of this adminstration and have been crushing it every single day. I was genuinely not your biggest fan and your actions have turned me into a HUGE fan. Thank you for doing your job perfectly well and just never stopping. You have easily been the most consistent, most reliable person in the cabinet and I have to just say... I was wrong. You have been phenomenal. Thank you for everything you are doing for America.

I am pleased to announce the release of American journalist Shelly Kittleson, who was recently kidnapped by members of the foreign terrorist organization Kata’ib Hizballah near Baghdad, Iraq.   The U.S. Department of State extends its appreciation to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of War, U.S. personnel across multiple agencies, and the Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council and our Iraqi partners, for their assistance in securing her release.   This resolution reflects the Trump Administration's steadfast commitment  to the safety and security of American citizens, no matter where they are in the world.   Under President Trump, the wrongful detention or kidnapping of U.S. nationals will not be tolerated. We will continue to use every tool to bring Americans home and to hold accountable those responsible.   We are relieved that this American is now free and are working to support her safe departure from Iraq.

@AGHamilton29 Combination of all of the above.

I don’t know if people are playing dumb, genuinely don’t understand what’s happening, or are simply blinded by their feelings about Trump, but a lot of the social media commentary right now is absurd and exhausting. What’s going on is essentially a high-stakes game of chicken between the Trump administration and the remaining leaders of the Islamic Republic over what the end of the current fight looks like. Both sides have clear objectives (see below). The Islamic Republic believes (or believed) it could use economic pressure, information warfare, and domestic political pressure to force Trump to back down and avoid giving America what it wants. China and Russia are covertly assisting in this effort because the collapse of the regime would severely weaken their influence in the region, and because they are always eager to undermine American power. The regime has also found willing domestic allies in this campaign, including many on the left and certain podcast hosts who are committed to opposing what they — like many Marxist college professors — view as the American empire. On the other hand, Trump and his administration are using military pressure to force the regime’s leaders to concede. They are essentially presenting the regime with a choice: surrender on these specific demands, or we will continue escalating pressure and removing regime leaders until we find someone who will. I think the Islamic Republic has underestimated how committed Trump is to achieving these goals. He views them, not without reason, as central to his potential legacy. A Middle East without the constant threat of well-armed and well-funded Iranian terror proxies would be a genuine game-changer. This perspective is shaped not only by his own beliefs but also by the strong encouragement of key regional allies who see Tehran as the central threat — and not just Israel, but most of the Gulf states as well. Everything else you’re seeing right now is simply the two sides trying to gain leverage and apply greater pressure on each other. Regarding Trump’s absurd postings specifically, Trump has always been viewed on the world stage as unpredictable and somewhat crazy. He leans into this image. He believes that acting like a bully and openly flexing American power is central to his negotiating and pressure strategy to get what he wants. I have been very critical of Trump for using this style against allies (for example, threatening to take Greenland, or arbitrarily raising tariffs), because it often alienates them unnecessarily and can be counterproductive. (I’m setting aside for now the fact that some of those same allies have proven very unreliable lately.) However, this approach works much more effectively against rogue regimes and enemies. They genuinely believe he is crazy enough to follow through on threats that other leaders would never make. He has proven this with things like the Mauduro raid. That perception gives him a real edge in a game of chicken like the one playing out now. His over-the-top posts actually make it more likely that regime officials will look for an off-ramp with concessions, not less likely. So while you might dislike his style or find the threats inappropriate, the only questions that truly matter are whether he is prepared to follow through (probably not) and whether these threats help achieve a successful outcome. This isn't a podcast debate. It's a war. And now that Trump has committed to it, he rightly wants to win it. Anyone telling you that isn't feasible and he should just give in without achieving America's objectives is intentionally deceiving you, and you might want to ask yourself why...

Read the NYT piece and even the anon leaks don't actually make it appear to be "Bibi's war" or whatever. Article says Trump wanted to do two things: decapitate the regime that tried to kill him and stomp their missiles. His CIA chief said doable. So he ordered it done.

@libsoftiktok Of course they did.

BREAKING: Minnesota Democrats just voted to strike down a bill that would BAN boys from invading girls' sports. Democrats HATE women.

@timburchett If Senate Republicans on 80-20 issues were a picture.

Too many folks are getting rich off our tax dollars.

Any political act with "dignity" in it is a red flag. Dignity is a NGO concept that started with the UN. The Founders saw dignity as an inherent appetite of man that had to be channeled. The modern usage of "diginity" is all about proactively fulfilling the need for recognition through NGOs and supranational law.

At least $40 million a week. We are waiting on the Senate to Pass it.

🚨WARNING — There are a handful of Republicans in Congress pushing the so-called "Dignity Act of 2025" which would shield illegals from deportation if they've been in the US since before 2021. Here's the trick: We do NOT know when many, or perhaps most, illegals entered the US. All they'd have to do is say the magic words and they'd be allowed to stay. At best their case would be bogged down in court for years. This is a ruse. Do not fall for it. This will grind President Trump's mass deportations to a halt. This is worse than "soft amnesty." This de facto ends the mass deportations Americans just voted for.

ARREST HER NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW

Wake up: he is calling for A NUCLEAR STRIKE. Seek his removal immediately.

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🚨WARNING🚨 Substance abusing commie podcast bros and failed comedians are trying to influence American politics and convince you that President Trump and the Jews are bad, but Sharia Law and the tenets of communism are good. Be careful who you let inside your head...

BREAKING: Democrat Rep Yassamin Ansari is filing articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth

Please stop the gaslighting. You can be generally opposed to a war, but people actively defending a regime that gang rapes and tortures nurses for treating wounded protestors don’t actually care about harm to innocent Iranians.

@TVNewsNow The thoughts of what would happen to that airman if captured by Iran is what nightmares are made of. The President knew he couldn’t let that happen.

🔥 NEW: Fox’s Tyrus NAILS IT on rescue of second airman stranded in Iran: “That decision was his presidency. You understand that if one person had died what this news cycle would have been. If one pilot hadn’t got out, they’d be screaming war crimes and more.” “They knew this was his win because all they could talk about was his language. ‘Did you hear what he said?’ You’re damn right I heard what he said!” “They said it was ‘so uncouth, not traditional and not presidential’. The thing for me is I’ve noticed people who cuss are telling it straight. So now I have a President that speaks the same language I do.” “He was willing to put his career on the line and his own team were saying the risk is high, but he went with his gut. With leadership, that’s the difference between being great when you do things for the people regardless of what it does to you politically. That was a perfect example,” adds @PlanetTyrus

BREAKING: Trump admin REVOKING 4,000 visas of Iranian nationals Excellent!

Colorado’s tourism slogan, “it’s our nature,” has a menacing meaning for free speech advocates. Colorado is now arguably the most anti-free speech state in the union, pushing an array of measures attacking those with opposing social and political views...jonathanturley.org/2026/04/07/its…

@MilesTaylorUSA The left is in no position to speak of the mental decline of a gnat.

Trump’s worst days from Term 1 are now every day. War crimes. Power drunk. Obvious metal decline. Mood swings with a finger on the nuclear button. This is a worst case scenario. We’re a bad heartburn episode away from historic catastrophe. Are you awake, America?

My idea of heroism is risking your life to save a soldier trapped behind enemy lines, not crying on a podcast