Kathy Needs

Someone who releases murderers and rapists onto our streets doesn't belong in the Senate.

Just another day in downtown Winston-Salem, NC. This city has been run by Democrats for the past 25 years. Our democrat mayor has not had a town hall meeting with city taxpayers since 2011. Remember folks....you get what you vote for. @CityofWS @Allen_Joines

North Carolina State Auditor Dave Boliek lays down the law about what will happen if you defraud the taxpayers of our state. Boliek & his team have recently uncovered a 47,000% spike in Medicaid autism therapy billings in the past 5 years. Crickets from Governor Josh Stein (D).

Op-ed: Half the inmates released by former NC Gov. Roy Cooper during Covid have been rearrested (18 for murder). The media's silence is deafening. notthebee.com/t801b

Nearly half of inmates released under Roy Cooper's COVID-era deal reoffended — 18 now face murder charges as he runs for Senate

@agonyhope1817 Loved that movie. The book is better. History is history.

Good night, everyone! I hope you all have a wonderful night. Before I go, I am pleased to announce that due to my defense of Gone with the Wind, I received my first ever: "Sounds about white" comment. Not once did I say slavery was acceptable. Not once did I disparage any of the plethora of communities who have cordoned themselves off in the Oppression Olympics. I simply like the movie. It matters, because it helped introduce the world to the very art of cinema that we are currently seeing destroyed. Burned to the ground, just like Atlanta once was. I am so tired of all the nonsense. There were black people in that movie as well. Hattie McDaniels gave a stellar performance. Butterfly McQueen was beautifully memorable, but no one wants to see the legitimacy and integrity of their performances. They only notice the white people in pretty dresses. Yet, I'm racist for seeing and appreciating the whole picture. Both literally and metaphorically. I don't have white guilt. I never owned a slave and I came from people so poor that we could barely afford to pay attention. We can't ignore history. We can't really hate what's already happened unless we find one of those four foot aliens and bribe them to take us back so it can be fixed. Every country, every where has had slaves. Most of those slaves were sold by their own people. I didn't do it and none of you were there. Gone with the Wind helps us see how far we have come. 😆 And just how far and quickly we are going backward. So, if any of that sounds "about white" I'm okay with that. Because I am white which isn't the same as being racist. It just happens to be the color of my skin. Good night everyone. I'll see you all tomorrow.

@grey4626 Thank you.

Mr. President, Iran has fucked up for the final, irrevocable time...and make no mistake, this isn’t some fleeting diplomatic hiccup; it’s the death rattle of a regime whose haughty, theocratic arrogance has finally exhausted every last shred of strategic patience the civilized world can muster. You’ve extended the olive branch with a restraint that borders on the saintly, offering pathways to ceasefires, secure passage through the Strait of Hormuz, and a de-escalation that would have spared their sclerotic mullahs the full weight of their own delusions. But these venomous clerics and their IRGC lapdogs aren’t interested in peace. They’re wired for dominance, steeped in a psychotic martyrdom cult that mistakes tactical taqiyya for wisdom and apocalyptic ideology for strength. Psychologically, it’s textbook: a brittle narcissism born of centuries of perceived victimhood, now turbocharged by oil money and proxy militias, where any concession is weakness and every provocation a divine mandate. They don’t negotiate; they posture, because their entire worldview collapses without the illusion of defiance. Geopolitically, the board is clear as crystal. Iran’s nuclear threshold is no longer a distant shadow...it’s a hair-trigger loaded against Israel, Saudi Arabia, and every American asset from the Gulf to the Med. Their Houthis, Hezbollah, and Hamas tentacles have already bled the region dry, choking global energy flows and testing the West’s will. Control the Strait? They’ve gambled it as leverage, forgetting that in Clausewitzian terms, war is politics by other means...and they’ve just handed you the casus belli on a silver platter laced with their own blood. Philosophically, this is Thucydides on steroids: the rising power (or the delusional one clawing at relevance) forces the established order into a trap of its own making. Machiavelli would call it a failure of virtù; Nietzsche would laugh at their slave-morality masquerading as holy fire. They’ve chosen the abyss, Mr. President, and it’s time we oblige them with precision and finality. End them. Not with half-measures or nation-building quagmires that bleed our treasure and resolve. No. Unleash the full lethality of American air and naval supremacy: decapitating strikes on every hardened IRGC command node, synchronized with cyber dominance that blinds their radars and silences their proxies before they can twitch. Overwhelming, surgical force...B-2s, F-35s, hypersonics, and carrier strike groups turning their ballistic missile sites into glass...executed with the cold, profane efficiency of a surgeon who knows the cancer must be excised root and branch. No boots on the ground to occupy their sand-choked theocracy; just the unrelenting hammer of superior strategy that leaves their regime a smoking crater, their economy in ruins, and their ideology exposed as the bankrupt death cult it always was. Blow them the fuck up, sir. Once and for all. History rewards the unflinching. You’ve been more than gracious. Now be the instrument of necessary ruin. The world is watching...and the only language these haughty fucks understand is delivered at Mach 3 with intent to kill. Do it.

Remember those memes? “Green on the outside, red on the inside”? It was always obvious that the green agenda with its push for deindustrialization, energy poverty, and primitivism was never really about the environment. It was a socialist vehicle for wealth redistribution and centralized control. Carbon taxes, “climate lockdowns,” net-zero mandates, funding God knows how many NGOs and allied leftist institutions: all of it funneled through the UN, EU, and WEF to concentrate power and redistribute resources. Meanwhile, they fiercely opposed actual clean energy solutions like nuclear power and attacked companies like Tesla that offered genuine technological progress. Now that the public has largely stopped falling for the climate panic, they’re already pivoting to the next crisis. Because the issue was never the issue. The issue is always the revolution.

As long as Democrats do this without repercussions, it’ll never end. And we have to pay for it.

Roy Cooper should NEVER represent our state again. He’s more sympathetic to criminals than native-law-abiding NC citizens.

Nearly half of inmates released under then-NC Gov. Roy Cooper during COVID have reoffended - including 18 charged with murder trib.al/sLCnBRw

ICYMI - A legislative committee will be investigating Cooper's "secret" pandemic-related prisoner release list. #ncpol #ncsen nsjonline.com/article/2026/0…

The "Cooper Released Him" database allows you to search by county. #ncpol #ncsen Wake County had the largest figure with 562. Wake is followed by Guilford (431) and Mecklenburg (395). Other high triple digit counties include: Cumberland: 289 Forsyth: 285 New Hanover: 277 Buncombe: 254 Johnston: 238

When you release enough criminals, it's inevitable that some of them will go on to commit crimes again in the future For the 4,234 criminals who were part of Roy Cooper's early release settlement in 2021, that rate was over 56%

The Plymouth Pilgrims accidentally ran the first documented socialist experiment in America three centuries before Marx scribbled his manifesto. Governor William Bradford's "common storehouse" system from 1620-1623 delivered textbook collectivist results: mass shirking, crop failures, and near-starvation. Bradford recorded the disaster in detail. Young men "complained that they were oppressed" when forced to work for others without reward. Productive colonists watched lazy neighbors receive equal rations despite contributing nothing. The system "was found to breed much confusion and discontent" because it violated basic human incentives. People starved while fertile Massachusetts soil lay underworked. The turnaround came swiftly in 1623 when Bradford abandoned the collective model and assigned private family plots. Production exploded overnight. Women and children voluntarily joined field work when their families directly benefited from extra effort. The same colonists who nearly died under socialism suddenly produced abundant harvests under private property. Bradford explicitly credited private ownership for saving Plymouth Colony. He documented how individual responsibility transformed human behavior within a single growing season. Individual effort cannot be separated from individual reward without destroying both. Every socialist experiment since Plymouth has repeated this identical pattern. Different century, different continent, same predictable collapse when planners ignore the reality of human nature. No matter what they call it, whenever and wherever collectivist ideas are put into practice, disaster soon follows.

Over half of the criminals released under a 2021 settlement by then-Governor Roy Cooper have been convicted of an additional crime or post-release violation since being let out. Those who have reoffended include: 1 life sentencer 9 m*rderers 45 r*pists 119 ped*philes That’s a huge problem. 💁🏼‍♀️

Roy Cooper crying about ACA subsidies expiring is rich. Taxpayers aren’t your personal slush fund, Governor. Premiums skyrocketed because Obamacare distorts the market. Fix the actual costs instead of begging for more handouts. NC deserves better than this. No More Roy!

@RMConservative @bigredmatt1011 Trump is awful at endorsements. Dear Lord look at Byron Donald’s in Florida. He’s a Democrat. I also am rooting for Graham to lose but he is running some nasty ads against his competitor in SC because of what Trump said. Geez.

Trump endorsed him twice against better people.

Hurricanes!!!

The right answer is that states with maps declared unconstitutional need to have special legislative sessions to reset the election calendar for this year, redraw their maps so they are constitutional, and then hold elections. The current election calendar isn't an excuse to use unconstitutional maps.