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@megbasham Shouldn’t you be looking in a mirror, Vanity Smurf?

OK, can anyone cite an FBI Director in a Republican administration who has struck a more significant blow against a false, destructive, and now we know, criminal cultural narrative? I can remember the George W. Bush presidency, but I don’t remember anything like this and of course I wouldn’t know before that. Anything?

@JamesGu92720828 @AAGDhillon @UCLA Law school is a marketable skill. Sorry to disappoint.

@AAGDhillon @UCLA These are liberal arts students who have no idea what they are into. They will leave with a lot of debt and no marketable skills. All they did in college is party and protest. They will regret their choices. Colleges are not preparing students for work.

Oh @UCLA… Adding To The List …. And it’s the wrong list

@AAGDhillon @UCLA For the love of all that is holy, please actually do something. This should impact moral character examinations.

@mcucolo57 And there’s that POS @TuckerCarlson getting his camera moment.

This video always brings tears to my eyes. 🥹Watching Donald Trump Jr. visib', TEARING UP when his father makes his first appearance after the assassination attempt, you can feel the pain behind his eyes and the overwhelming relief that he's alive. 🙏

@LibertyLockPod I have zero respect for non voters. Sorry.

The GOP is currently excommunicating Tucker, Megyn, Alex and many others because they won't put Israel first. Meanwhile, a life long democrat and attorney to Epstein, Alan Dershowitz, is joining the GOP explicitly because he wants to prioritize Israel. The dems are awful, yes. Agreed. But you can't ask me to vote for this version of the GOP. They spent the past year spitting in our faces and demanding that we like it. They told us repeatedly they don't want our support. OK. Message received. The "based" GOPers like Luna are saying they can only get election security passed if they re-up FISA spying. Uhhhhh...how about no. No covid justice. No Epstein justice. No Lockdown justice. No FBI purges. No deep state prosecutions. ZERO. This IS the swamp. Clear as day. They sold us on abolishing the IRS and delivered war in the Middle East. AGAIN If you will accept such poor treatment from "your team" then you will never get representation. The GOP must lose. No. I'm not going to vote for the democrats. I'll push for better options in the primaries and stay home in the general if I don't have an America First option. The old guard GOP must die off. No. I'm not happy about it. Yes. I fear what the democrats will do next. But I'm not gonna support anyone in the GOP except for Massie and if the rest of the GOP cares about getting our support they can start acting like Massie. Not if but WHEN you lose I hope the democrats prosecute all of you. You deserve it. You wanted to play chicken. Forcing me to support zioslop warhawks to avoid the gender confused commies. Nope. I choose NO. The thing about chicken is that I can play it too. And we've got less to lose than you because you screwed us all so badly. So get better or get ran over. Until then you can burn in hell. We're not going away. We're not compromising anymore. You can listen to our demands and deliver or lose in perpetuity. I really don't care anymore. Don't get mad at me. You made me this way.

@SethDillon How are Charlie and Erika not judged by the company they kept in John Mappin?

The funniest part is that by their own standards, these messages urging Charlie to do what they think is right amount to a "pressure campaign" and "bullying."

@kate_p45 Except she talks about mass deportations all the time.

Has anyone else noticed that Megyn Kelly doesn't ever talk about ending birthright citizenship or mass deportations at all?

@redhotnerd Where did he threaten death?

I’d like to point out that I never have or never would out someone, unless they threatened death to someone else for no reason. Like Scott has.

Hi Scott, you may not remember me from my broadway performing days in NYC, but you’re being a complete lying asshole. So, here it is: Scott Jennings swings both ways. Not that I care, who gives a shit. But he’s lied about this since 2009 & there are at least 100 photos of him at fire island bars from back in the day. @adammocklerr ask him about this on CNN next time.

@carried_colonel @Cernovich Did you watch Tucker’s episode?

@Cernovich You're right in that Trump was/still is the least-worst option. I'm pretty sure Tucker would still agree. Trump should be praised when he does what he promised to do, and criticized when he doesn't. The latter is what's being labelled as "woke right", "panican", or "grifter".

I watched the Tucker and Buckley interview. Found it interesting. Here is what I don't understand from "Uncle Buck" and many more millions who agree with him. He raised the issue of "no accountability" for Russiagate. Trump himself complains of this often. Federal prosecutors within DOJ sabotaged cases, making it so that the statute of limitations had expired. When indictments are brought, as against Comey, federal judges make up new rules. Trump is furious that there hasn't been accountability. Why blame Trump for this? Surely insiders like Buckley and Tucker understand how insiders can manipulate the system. What is Trump supposed to do, given the constraints of his office? I've thought about this often, have talked to many smart lawyers about it. He doesn't have a lot of plays here. Buckley also raises a lack of accountability for the J6 show trials. Trump free the oppressed. He dismissed pending cases. Men who were looking at 30 years in prison are out. Some of those dumb asses he pardoned went out and did more crimes. Which makes us all look like assholes. Trump took a huge risk, one I am grateful for. Tucker covered the Douglas Mackey case. Biden tried to send an innocent man to prison for posting a meme and being effective against Democrats. How many more cases would have been filed against Tucker and others, had Trump lost in 2024? I understand the Iran war objection, and the overall complaint that Trump is far too comfortable mocking Christ and Christianity. Christians should push back more aggressively. Buckley and Tucker talk of WASP values often. But those values are why were are in this predicament. "Taking it with a stiff upper lip," breaks down when the rules of the game changed and you have to throw a tantrum to get results. I don't like this new cultural. And? This is politics. You win or you lose. Given the state of affairs today, losing means death by the Bolsheviks. It was Biden who spied on Catholics and send grandmothers to prison to protesting abortion. These FACE Act cases were barely covered. I discussed them often. If the choice is having someone who posts memes vs. someone who wants to throw Christians into prison, perhaps everyone should ask if maybe our brains have become digitized. What happens on a screen is not the same as real life. The Truth social post may seem offensive to some, it was to me, but sitting in a prison cell isn't in the same universe. I'll take the infantile behavior over wrongful imprisonment. What serious person would not? There are some other issues raised, Charlie Kirk being chief among them. My own views are more hardline than Buckley's or Tucker's. Charlie Kirk would be alive if far left wing political violence had been treated like the crisis that it was and is. Other than me and a few other people in 2015, who was talking about this? Almost no one. There is more than enough accountability to go around. Voting for Trump in 2024, and 2016, and 2020, was the obvious choice. What is the alternative? Democrat super majority? Turning the U.S. into LA and letting cities burn down (literally)? Illiterates driving 18 wheelers and smashing into our families? Jobs that my friend's dads had growing up being taken by the same people? You think the Red Green Alliance won't line your families up like they did to Tsar Nicolas? I am almost 50. Men in their 60's are responsible for the conditions we live in, as are men my age. We sat out too many elections. We don't do enough now to get out the vote. Charlie understood that politics isn't a debate society. You need to discuss ideas, and win the narrative battles, obviously, but winning an argument doesn't mean all that much if people are unwilling or unable to use political power. There's a lot to say about Trump, I've said plenty. What is everyone doing to change electoral outcomes? That's the only question today that matters.

@michaeljknowles Got any new data? This is pathetic. I’m not telling the biological daughter of my friends she shouldn’t exist and I’m not supporting people who feel that way.

Two in five children raised by same-sex couples describe challenging in trusting other people (Goldberg, 2007).

Children of LGBT parents fare worse on 77/80 social outcome measures (Regnerus, 2012). They're 35% less likely to make normal progress through school (Allen, 2012). They suffer emotional problems at twice the rate of children raised by a mother and father (Sullins, 2015). Etc.

@BBMagaMom Seems like we found the bitch, though and pro tip, it’s not her.

Rosa DeLauro…the purple-haired, finger-wagging 83-year-old Congresswoman who’s been in DC since 1991, and still screaming into microphones with that permanent pissed-off scowl like it’s her full-time job. Married to big-time Dem pollster Stan Greenberg, both of them raking in elite money while she lectures everyone about “working families.” Funny I always thought she was a Les…Nevermind…. We know who wears the pants in that marriage. She’s the epitome of the liberal white woman: blue hair since before TikTok, permanent scowl, and zero accountability. Remember when Hurricane Irene hit her Connecticut district? She was chilling in a luxury Italian hotel. The Hartford Courant literally gave her an F, her response? “No apology for taking a vacation.” 🤦🏻‍♀️ 35+ years of this and what do her voters get? More spending, more rage, more memes. America’s favorite out-of-touch Democrat grandma. Change my mind. 😂🔥

@BBMagaMom This is how “conservative Christians” act? You’re disgusting.

Proof for everyone melting down in my comments: Yes, Rosa DeLauro is married. Here’s her and her husband, longtime “political strategist” Stan Greenberg. Let that sink in. Someone actually looked at that and said “I do.” The man deserves a medal… or a therapy bill. 😵‍💫😬

@megbasham @BrandonStraka @MattWalshBlog Do you want socialism?

Brandon I like you and appreciate the efforts you’ve brought to the party. But gay marriage is down 8 points with young people. It’s down 15 with Republicans since just 2021. The reason is because we are starting to see the rotten fruit of Obergefell— babies without a mother or father. And people are rightly repelled by that. Children need and co deserve a mother and a father.

Here's another "former liberal" who showed up to the conservative movement 10 seconds ago and now demands that we accept abominations like gay surrogacy, and then calls us "retards" if we dare to advocate for the conservation of marriage and the family, as we always have. I'm really getting sick of the "former liberals" barging into the movement and trying to set the ground rules. If you have this kind of contempt for the basic tenants of conservatism then guess what? You aren't a former liberal. You're a current liberal.

@MattWalshBlog Rage baiting whore

Absolutely evil and disgusting

@devahaz She’s disgusting. Full stop.

You called Americans who spoke Spanish poorly “whitey mcwhiterson”

@Riley_Gaines_ Is there a stupider person with a platform?

God hates sin, not the sinner

@AThinksAloud Why do you guys act like he was a saint? He texted pretty antisemitic stuff and he had some very questionable friends like John Mappin?

I sometimes wonder if Charlie Kirk was a bit naive about the corruption in politics and how utterly debased so many people in those political circles are. Perhaps his romantic feelings about the United States, our founding, our Christian roots were coloring his perspective on reality. Or maybe he absolutely knew, but just felt that God would protect him, and he was on a mission and would charge forward fearlessly in faith and obedience to his calling. It reminds me of evangelical missionaries who go on the mission field to dangerous places, befriending tribe members and believing that they are safe and will be successful at converting the tribe, only to wake up one day riddled with arrows. I'm not suggesting that Charlie was killed by politicians, BTW. I am saying that many people he trusted were pushing forward an agenda that is the antithesis of everything he believed in, and have trotted out his corpse like it's Weekend at Bernie's to push forward a post-liberal, authoritarian and antisemitic agenda backed by Alexander Dugin. All while trying to destroy the organization he built, and the peace and safety of the wife he left behind. This is unfathomable betrayal that I highly doubt he saw coming. I'm also not saying Charlie was not fulfilling his calling, or that he should have stayed away anymore than I would say that about a missionary. But I do think that sincere Christians who entangle themselves with politicians or other powerful people are putting themselves in a dangerous position, not unlike a missionary who travels to a remote jungle. Because let's face it, many people involved in politics are not civilized. They are, in fact, barbarians with medieval beliefs, no morals and wicked intentions. I would put Tucker in that bucket along with anyone who remains supportive of him at this point, especially politicians.

@kenyon_burnham_ @PhilWMagness @jmhorp Infers is the opposite of implies. Please learn this.

@PhilWMagness @jmhorp Sorry, but what’s the “gotcha” here? That it’s an AI image? I don’t see anywhere in the original tweet that claims or infers that this is a historical image, but rather a lifestyle that all Americans should have the financial freedom to pursue.

🧵Yesterday, a Vance-aligned group called the Bull Moose Project posted this viral picture of an old farmhouse on sprawling acreage, purporting to illustrate how once-common rural housing became unaffordable in the United States. I did some digging into the photo...

@Midwesthomo77 Cater to me, but not that way.

I support your sentiment, but can we please stop using LGBTQ+ when we are specifically talking about same-sex couples and families headed by those couples. Not all gay people identify with the LGBTQ+ community and want nothing to do with it. It's not an inclusive term, in fact it's quite EXCLUSIVE because it leaves out a whole swath of gay people, the very people who started the movement in the first place. And don't come at me with how transgender people were such a part of the early gay rights movement. They weren't.

@KurtSchlichter Ah, the classic standoff: Loyola v. Georgetown.

Ted is a terrible lawyer