Theodore II

"A despicable decision that is a return to Jim Crow." No, what Democrats want is a return to 'Jim Snow.' They aim to disenfranchise white voters with racially discriminatory gerrymandering. No racial discrimination means no racial discrimination. Get it?

This is the single most genius diplomatic gesture I have ever seen.

The brilliant minds over at ‘The View’ somehow think that Trump’s push to build the White House ballroom means he’s never leaving office: “Building this ballroom basically means you’re never leaving.”

This is what incitement of violence sounds like. These are not insults or ridicule. These are incitements of violence. This type of rhetoric is meant to make people believe that Trump and his supporters are a direct threat to them, their families, and the country. Democrats create imaginary threats and then promise to save people from said threats. Look no further than the No Kings rallies. A bunch of people protesting a king that does not exist. When a political party is constantly preaching to the country that the other side is out to hurt them and to hurt the most vulnerable people in society, it shouldn't be a surprise when some people attempt to end the threats that they actually believe exist.

🚨🇺🇸 Today at Modern Day Marine, Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao spoke about his first love: “My first love is the Marine Corps: Because it was the Marine Corps that took me out of Vietnam in 1975. It was the Marine Corps that met me in Guam, and it was the Marine Corps again at Camp Pendleton at the second refugee camp. In 1979, when the Shah of Iran was overthrown and I was living in West Africa, they brought us into the embassies—and those Marines who stood watch over us that night said, ‘Nothing is going to hurt you tonight—not on my watch.’ So I wanted to be like those Marines. I wanted to be like those heroes when I grew up.” Sir, I promise you this—today’s Marines will make you fall in love all over again. Oorah.

Lindsey Graham: "If you don't think $400m of taxpayer is a good investment to create a secure facility at the White House ... the number one job of national security would be to protect the commander in chief, and to have infrastructure under the ballroom that is very national security-centric."