Susan

I do not support amnesty, and I’ve never co-sponsored H.R. 4393, the ‘Dignity Act.' I have a 100% rating from Numbers USA, because of my strong stance against illegal immigration. Let’s clear this up right now. The lies being spread are fake and have been debunked.

In 2022, Lindsay Graham proposed a federal abortion ban near the midterms. Zero chance of passing. Z E R O. That did more harm electorally than any podcaster. It was obviously done to increase Democrat voter turnout and make abortion a singular issue. Sabotage.

I directionally agree with both these overarching points but having mission driven, experienced journalism and media types supporting and channeling the energy, creativity, and courage of Shirley and others with a light touch is key. This is what the left would (wisely) do…

A judge said the New York Times gets unfettered access to the Pentagon. Understand what is actually going on.

We have elected Republican congressmen preparing to spit in the faces of their constituents by handing amnesty to illegals. There’s a reason they titled the bill in a foreign language after all. “Dignidad” is not true dignity. It’s treason.

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Mormon Women for Ethical Government gets a lot of the spotlight in Utah ... but there are many NGOs working in Utah to impose a social credit score (Dignity Index). And unfortunately UVU is one of the institutions working among them. Sharon McMahon is key part of this network. Of course UVU will feature her as their commencement speech. They never saw any tragedy in Charlie Kirk's assassination. They saw an opportunity to push their agenda within hours. You're supposed to not to see that she celebrated his death. You're supposed to see that she's "non-partisan." Read this thread to understand why.

I’ve loathed Eric Swalwell ever since the early days of Russiagate because he just kept lying and lying, wrecking countless lives in the process. That said, what happened today is an object lesson in Democratic Party efficiency. The moment someone becomes a problem, they throw him under the bus in two milliseconds, then pull him back out just enough to keep a House vote. Absolutely clinical.

You mean it wasn’t Israeli ninja aliens like Candace says?

He's so gross.

@SKDoubleDub33 Yeah, he looks horny as hell and she wants nothing to do with him.

@shadihamid it's really simple, shadi: immigrants are welcome to move to america provided they want to become us. if they don't — if islam is incompatible with assimilation, as you say — you are not making an argument against assimilation. you are making an argument against immigration.

In this review for @RestoringWest, @Todd_Huizinga reflects on The Builder’s Stone by @MelanieLatest - powerful argument that Jewish-Christian solidarity is not optional, but essential to defending our civilization against the return of barbarism.

Hoover Research Fellow @Ayaan Hirsi Ali says the cease-fire in the Iran war can't be expected to succeed—any more than the past decades of US diplomacy have succeeded—because Iran can't be deterred from its Islamist project by diplomacy. thefreedomfrequency.org/p/a-cease-fire…

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⚡️Europe is dying and it chose to die and the choice felt like freedom the entire time. That’s the thing nobody can say. Every individual decision that produced that map was rational. Don’t have kids until your career is established. Don’t have kids until you can afford a proper home. Don’t have kids until the relationship feels stable. Don’t have kids because childcare costs more than a second income. Don’t have kids because the world feels uncertain. Don’t have kids because freedom feels better than sacrifice. Every single one of those decisions makes sense in isolation. In aggregate they are an extinction event. The map is red because civilization optimized for the individual. And the individual, left to pure rational self-interest in a prosperous society, does not reproduce at replacement rate. That’s the finding. Not from one country. From all of them. Every single European nation arrived at the same answer independently. The specific cultures don’t matter. Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, secular. Mediterranean, Nordic, Slavic, Germanic. The output is identical. Below replacement. Everywhere. The deeper mechanism is reflexivity. A self-reinforcing feedback loop that starts rational and ends in destruction. Prosperity reduces the economic need for children. Fewer children concentrates resources on adults. Concentrated adult resources increase prosperity. Increased prosperity further reduces the need for children. The loop feeds itself. Each turn feels like progress. Each turn is one step closer to the edge. And by the time the loop becomes visible in the data, the median age is 46 and the math is locked.

⚡️This is what the early stage of a political revolution looks like before anyone is willing to call it that. Not the romantic kind. Not barricades and flags. The real kind. Where a population collectively realizes at the same time that the people in charge cannot stop them, cannot punish them, and cannot even understand them. That realization is irreversible. Once people see the math, 300,000 vs 6,900, and once they watch the army threat evaporate into nothing, the psychological architecture of obedience collapses. It doesn’t come back with a fuel support package. McGregor posting is a permission structure for the entire country. When the most recognized Irish person on earth says “they must step down, there is no other way,” that sentence enters the mind of every person in Ireland who was still on the fence. The fence is gone now. There is no moderate position left. You either think the government should survive this or you don’t. And the momentum is entirely on one side. The government is finished. Not today, maybe not this month, but the terminal damage is done. They threatened force they couldn’t deliver. They called working people saboteurs. The Taoiseach literally walked in a back door to avoid facing them. That image, the leader of the country sneaking away from his own citizens, is the defining image of this government now. No recovery from that. None. What’s actually happening underneath the fuel prices and the blockades and the McGregor posts is something more fundamental. The post-2008 consensus in Europe, where governments manage decline and populations absorb the cost quietly, just hit its breaking point in the smallest and supposedly most stable country in the bloc. The contract was: we take your money through taxes, we manage the complexity, you get stability. Hormuz broke the stability. The taxes stayed. The complexity turned out to be fragility. And the management turned out to be impotence. Nobody in any official capacity anywhere in Europe is ready to say what this actually is. So they’ll keep calling it fuel protests. That framing is going to age very badly.