Christ is King

You have bought into the illusion. They may appear as two parties, but in reality, they are in lock step with the cabal behind the curtain. Why do you think they keep doing the same things over and over again, even while promising they will fix it all? Because they bow to the same authority.

@beil_cathy @ColinNienaber Well the USA would be a single party rule, if what you spoke of is truth. But since it’s not, you speak false

Would you rather your congressman be loyal to the Constitution or to Trump and the Republican Party?

@LindseyGrahamSC You goaded Trump into pouring gasoline when you started bombing Iran.

If it is perceived in the region that a deal with Iran allows the regime to survive and become more powerful over time, we will have poured gasoline on the conflicts in Lebanon and Iraq. A deal that is perceived to allow Iran to survive and possess the ability to control the Strait in the future will put Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Shia militias in Iraq on steroids.

@MQCcape @clparso1 @ColinNienaber in your analogy God has many voices. Do you listen to them all?

@clparso1 @ColinNienaber The voice of the people is the voice of God. You will be easily defeated liberal scum.

@MQCcape @ColinNienaber They are not supposed to have a different view of the constitution or what need would they have to swear an oath to defend it? That is not America. That is chaos.

@ColinNienaber Trump and the Republican Party, since every congressman has a different view of the constitution, and how they define loyalty. But trumps the guy the Republican Party voted for, so he represents the will of the people more than any congressman.

Andrew Kolvet, the Rasputin of TPUSA and Blake Neff, his modern-day Uriah Heep claim to speak for Charlie, but they constantly contradict themselves. They desperately want to elevate Charlie's comment on the BBB into the main point of the conversation, but that bill was not what he spent his final days obsessing over. His deepest, most urgent concerns were Donald Trump’s complete 180 on war with Iran and the 'Israel First' agenda. In an even crueler twist, these trolls are now aggressively pushing the exact same war-hawk policies that concerned Charlie the most: the very issues that plagued him when he warned, 'I think they’re going to kill me,' just hours before they did. Kolvet even went so far as to book a final interview for Charlie with Ben Shapiro, knowing full well Charlie despised Shapiro's views and did not want to do it. Along with the grieving widow, they are actively trying actively trying to steer TPUSA toward Charlie's deepest regrets right before his murder.

Absolutely false by @BlakeSNeff as they burn @TPUSA to the ground by selling out, as he contradicts himself in criticizing Massie for the very same positions he admits @charliekirk11 loved Massie for.

Andrew Kolvet, the Rasputin of TPUSA and Blake Neff, his modern-day Uriah Heep claim to speak for Charlie, but they constantly contradict themselves. They desperately want to elevate Charlie's comment on the BBB into the main point of the conversation, but that bill was not what he spent his final days obsessing over. His deepest, most urgent concerns were Donald Trump’s complete 180 on war with Iran and the 'Israel First' agenda. In an even crueler twist, these trolls are now aggressively pushing the exact same war-hawk policies that frustrated Charlie the most: the very issues that plagued him when he warned, 'I think they’re going to kill me,' just hours before they did. Kolvet even went so far as to book a final interview for Charlie with Ben Shapiro, knowing full well Charlie despised Shapiro's views and did not want to do it. These two, along with EK are now actively trying actively trying to steer TPUSA toward Charlie's deepest regrets right before his murder.

These ghouls milk Charlie Kirk's name for all it is worth, then publicly put on his skin to "speak for him." No lie too low for these fucking vultures - trading eternal flame for a few views on Earth.

Apparently this is what being a patriot looks like in 2026. It's changed a little...

“The price is my re-election.” — @RepThomasMassie “It’s so sick and twisted. The reason they [Republicans] are doing it [agree privately] is because they’re terrified of President Trump’s political machine.” Society has been trapped in a “fear everything” mindset. People stay silent publicly while agreeing privately because they’re afraid to speak out. Fear keeps people silent. Watch the full Episode of My Price Is My Life with Thomas Massie: Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rep… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3Eu5MI…

@SteveScaliseGOP Wow, I took the survey and you must not have liked my answers because when I hit "submit" I was told I was blocked.

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Scott Jennings, is all too eager to serve up a premature victory feast... complete with a heavy side of TACO. But the buffet ain't free. Israel only paid for the primary: they bought the appetizer, but the general election is strictly à la carte. Of course, they won't touch that one, because they prefer a Democrat over a fiscal conservative.

Thomas Massie chose to end his career with this despicable line about Congressman-elect Ed Gallrein: “I had to find him in Tel Aviv.” Rather than exit with dignity, Massie just proved President Trump was right to send him into early retirement.

Don’t worry about Massie, he’s great! But you should be embarrassed. That scoreboard you’re flexing tracks dollars, not decency. It’s hilarious your friends just spent $35 million: a massive price tag for a completely worthless product. They have billionaire wallets but welfare souls.

Hey @ComicDaveSmith, how's Thomas Massie doing today? It turns out third world YouTube views are not the scoreboard

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@beard_pool76 @TheBabylonBee If Massie was bought and paid for by a foreign nation I would not be behind him at all. It's because he's not and that he's true to America first that he is so respected, you can have your warm body in an empty suit bought and paid for by Israel.

@beil_cathy @TheBabylonBee But how exactly did they “buy a seat”. Wasn’t it still Kentucky voters at the polls? The real question, if a group paid millions and GOT Massie elected, would you be just as upset?

Massie Blames Defeat On Jews Of Rural Kentucky buff.ly/m6UhZ5S

I, on the other hand, have always been a Republican. I’m a boomer too, who voted for Trump three times. But I stand behind the gentleman, Thomas Massie. That’s why I’m done with Trump. He’s become the very thing we were fighting against: punishing independent thought, demanding personal loyalty over principle, and treating anyone who doesn’t clap on command as an enemy. Massie understands the Left is dangerous... but he’s astute enough to know that the Right can be dangerous as well. That’s exactly why he believes conservatives should still obey the Constitution, restrain government power, and tell the truth even when it’s politically inconvenient. Because once your answer to the Left becomes “give our side unchecked power instead,” then congratulations: you didn’t defeat the other team, you just switched jerseys. A movement confident in its principles doesn’t fear one independent congressman. Only cults do that.

@beil_cathy @EricRSammons And that's when I was done with him. Libertarians (I was one once) live in this fantasy world where if we leave them alone, they will leave us alone. The Left is never going to leave you alone

I'll just say it: I hope Ed Gallrein loses in November. The GOP needs to feel pain for what they are doing.

@patriotgirl776 Optics: they fight like mortal enemies in public then vote like roommates on the federal budget. The only real difference is the wrapping paper; whether it’s red or blue, the box still contains the exact same national debt, unkept promises, and bigger government.

What makes the Republican Party different than the Democrat party currently?

So now the argument is no longer “Massie supported the Green New Deal,” but “Massie made a procedural gamble that turned out badly.” Those are two very different accusations. You can disagree with his committee vote or think he was too trusting about the Penny Plan, but acting like that one procedural decision suddenly erased one of the most consistently conservative voting records in Congress is a stretch. By that standard, every politician who ever negotiated, compromised, or misjudged leadership would be disqualified from office. Massie has spent years voting against omnibus spending, debt expansions, foreign aid packages, PATRIOT Act renewals, COVID spending, and bipartisan leadership pressure from both parties. Even many of his critics admit he is one of the most hardline constitutional conservatives in Washington. What’s interesting is how some people will overlook dozens of conservative votes and define an entire career by one committee procedure vote they dislike. That starts to look less like principle and more like searching for a reason to condemn someone who refuses to fall in line 100% of the time.

@beil_cathy @EricRSammons 2/2 and he told me the White House had promised him the "Penny Plan" would be part of the bill if he voted it out of committee. Of course it was not. If you are that naive, you have no business being in DC

And Massie won our district by 75% of the vote before Trump's Zionist donors bought Massie's seat. Calling his opponent “a warm body” kind of proves the point, doesn’t it? The establishment spent tens of millions trying to replace one of the few congressmen willing to vote independently, because obedience matters more to them than integrity. Apparently in modern politics, thinking for yourself is the real unforgivable sin. “Weird,” indeed — watching people cheer for blind loyalty while pretending it’s democracy.

@beil_cathy @Generation4580 @EricRSammons Trump won Kentucky by 35%. Maybe the representative from that state should’ve followed the voters. Instead he voted against them so badly that a warm body replaced him. 🤷‍♂️ looks like Kentucky preferred a warm body over Massie voting against them. Weird right. 🥴

But not so nice to see someone being more offended at those condemning corruption than by the corruption itself. If losing an election is what it takes to make people stop lying, smearing, and manipulating voters, then that’s a price worth paying. Some people seem to believe party loyalty means applauding every dirty trick as long as their side benefits. “Thank you Lord” indeed! "Nothing reveals priorities faster than watching people defend dishonesty because it’s politically convenient.

@EricRSammons Always nice to finally see the true colors of people that you once thought you respected. Thank you Lord.

To say Massie was the deciding vote on the Green New Deal is more rhetoric than fact. Ultimately, his vote was about legislative process: letting the bill reach the floor so his colleagues could debate it. Advancing a bill out of committee is not the same as supporting it. This specific Rules Committee vote was a procedural step to allow the full House to debate and vote on the package, not an endorsement of every provision. Here are the facts: Massie helped advance a debt compromise outside of committee. Voting to advance a rule simply sends a bill to the floor so the House can amend or vote on it. The literal Green New Deal resolution never became law. Critics often use this term as political shorthand for unrelated climate or green-energy spending connected to omnibus bills. Massie consistently votes against omnibus spending packages, foreign aid, and debt expansions, and is widely recognized as one of the most hardline fiscal conservatives in Congress.

@beil_cathy @EricRSammons Massie was the deciding vote to advance Joe Biden's disastrous Omnibus Bill, including the New Green Deal, out of committee. Can you explain?