“He identifies as female, male, and non-binary.”
More trans violence: The leftist who carried out an attack on @TPUSA students at @UTTyler has been identified as trans activist Ciro Tomlian. He identifies as female, male and non-binary. Tomlian was studying mechanical engineering.
He was arrested in Smith County on suspicion of two charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and another of assault causing bodily injury.
Conservative students on American campuses regularly get assaulted by leftists while engaging in democratic activities, like campaigning and political debates. ngocomment.com
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More trans violence: The leftist who carried out an attack on @TPUSA students at @UTTyler has been identified as trans activist Ciro Tomlian. He identifies as female, male and non-binary. Tomlian was studying mechanical engineering.
He was arrested in Smith County on suspicion of two charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and another of assault causing bodily injury.
Conservative students on American campuses regularly get assaulted by leftists while engaging in democratic activities, like campaigning and political debates. ngocomment.com
WATCH: Student tears down an American flag and assaults a TPUSA Field Rep plus two students with a prop cane after calling them “fascist pieces of s**t” during a Pick Up the Mic event at the University of Texas Tyler.
Campus police swiftly arrested the student and transported him to the county jail for processing.
No injuries reported.
Video Credit: @Lis_Ferguson | @alannadiane_
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Easy tip: The easiest way to make women score better on this test is to make it have nothing at all to do with firefighting.
Austin is paying a firm $1.2 million to design its firefighter entrance exam so that black, Hispanics and women score better.
The contract orders the firm to use test sections that "reduce or eliminate disparate impact" on those three groups.
If those groups still score lower, the firm says it will recommend branding and "compensatory adjustments," among other things.
Federal law bans adjusting hiring test scores by race or sex. In 2009 the Supreme Court ruled that New Haven broke civil rights law when it threw out a firefighter exam because too few black candidates passed.
.@AndrewKolvet and I answered a viewer’s email today asking why he should stay a Republican if they’re going to keep John Thune as leader after the midterm loss.
The most important reason: If you succumb to demoralization, you are handing the country, forever, over to the far left.
Did cost of living and Iran affect the midterm outcome? Absolutely. But on today's show, @RyanGirdusky explains that we shouldn't ignore the real effect of the Jeffrey Epstein story on suppressing low-propensity and young Republican turnout.
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I think Santorum is mistaken. Plenty of Americans will accept financial setbacks for a higher good. A lot of people acknowledge there is short-term pain from mass deportations, yet polling showed Trump's immigration agenda wasn't critical to the midterm defeat. And even though I think they're mostly mistaken, the Americans revolting against data centers are often directly rejecting monetary gain to oppose them.
But what Americans are not happy to do is suffer financially for no reason. If prices are up over a war they thought they'd voted against in 2024, and which wasn't subsequently sold to them, they're going to be pretty mad!
And Americans are definitely not going to accept financial setbacks for a higher good if they think those in power in Washington aren't paying that price themselves. The perception that people in Washington are corrupt, cashing in while regular people pay the price, is utterly toxic to any pitch that asks the public to accept short-term pain.
A conservative movement that is going to win in 2028 or beyond must have credibility as a force that will stamp out corruption in the corridors of power.
Former Sen. Rick Santorum blames the midterm results on selfish voters who were unwilling to "suffer financially for a higher good": "Nobody likes to do it, but we all suffer." peoplefor.org/rightwingwatch…
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The polling was pretty clear on this, too. 53% of Hispanics wanted mass deportations.
No pandering needed. Play to your best issue, win this demographic anyway.
This is why Democrats didn't bring up ICE in their campaign ads.
Thanks @BlakeSNeff for finding this chart.
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WATCH: Student tears down an American flag and assaults a TPUSA Field Rep plus two students with a prop cane after calling them “fascist pieces of s**t” during a Pick Up the Mic event at the University of Texas Tyler.
Campus police swiftly arrested the student and transported him to the county jail for processing.
No injuries reported.
Video Credit: @Lis_Ferguson | @alannadiane_
@TPUSA
Once the ratio hits 1:1 the French government should explicitly assign every worker their own personal boomer so they can identify more with what their tax dollars are supporting.
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Has Bishop Barron even once preached that illegal immigrants have a moral obligation to obey the law and return to their home countries rather than reside illegally in another?
Friends, Catholic social teaching holds two things together: a nation has the right, and the duty, to regulate its borders, and every migrant is a person of incomparable dignity who deserves generosity.
In January, amid the tensions in Minnesota, I proposed that enforcement focus on those who have committed serious crimes. Last year, together with my brother bishops of Minnesota, I called on Congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform. What the President described Sunday in his 60 Minutes interview about immigration is very much in that spirit.
The President now proposes working with Democrats toward a solution that involves a properly regulated border, the deportation of people who have committed serious crimes, and a generous approach toward those who have been non-violent and have contributed to the economy. He even admitted that the enforcement of his immigration policy has been too tough.
That is the balance the Church’s teaching points toward. We have waited years for a solution to this thorny problem. I would strongly encourage leaders in both parties to take advantage of this extraordinary opportunity.
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Fun fact: The woman pictured here credited the viral success of her campaign to the Party for Socialism and Liberation, a China proxy organization operating here in the United States.
PSL is the political arm of the Shanghai-based Neville Roy Singham, an avowed Marxist multimillionaire who has bankrolled anti-American, pro-CCP nonprofits to the tune of $278 million.
Singham’s political foot soldiers have been boots on the ground in dozens of anti-data center fights across the country. But striking down the $5 billion data center campus in Landover, MD, was by far their biggest scalp.
In the ongoing campaign against American AI, cui bono?
More than anyone, it’s our chief political adversary.
This would make sense, since Candace also clearly has felt better ever since Charlie was murdered.
Candace Owens, who mainstreamed baseless conspiracy theories in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s death, began following Dave Chappelle on X after Chappelle did a bit humorlessly mocking Kirk’s murder at Madison Square Garden.
Chappelle said he felt a lot better since Kirk’s murder and joked about the slain political activist being in hell. Chappelle was himself subject to political violence in 2022 by an armed attacker who was offended by his jokes about transgender people, and Charlie Kirk defended him publicly.
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Chuck Klosterman released a book called Football this year. By end of book he has a theory that two generations from now, football will no longer be the most popular sport in America and will be as popular as boxing is today. Unpopular decisions like this is how we get there.
Any amnesty deals of any kind would be a disastrous mistake, for several reasons:
-The “longtime” caveat is begging to get gamed. Democrats already love to call illegals “undocumented” — it will be trivial for illegals to exaggerate how long they have been in America and liberals judges and lawyers will be eager to rubber-stamp those claims, in the same way they used to rubber stamp obviously fake asylum claims.
-“Dreamer” carveouts are similar. If being under 18 when you arrive is a way to stay here for life, then everybody will be “under 18” when they came here. Plenty will get away with lying.
-Even “no criminal record” is the short of thing the left will game. Blue jurisdictions already have two-tier justice, reducing charges or even granting pardons for the express purpose of keeping immigrant criminals in America. Most crimes are state crimes and the left will embrace mass clemency to keep illegal criminals here also.
-Like every one of these proposed deals, the amnesty is frontloaded and the concessions are backloaded. The left can always just bring back sanctuary cities or loose asylum rules but the amnesty won’t be undone. But even changing the laws again isn’t necessarily required. Democrats could just gum up a voter ID requirement or a sanctuary city ban with legal challenges while gleefully legalizing millions of illegals.
Spitballing a hypothetical.
Republicans - would you be open to an immigration deal that would legalize Dreamers & give protections to longtime illegal immigrants w/ no criminal record if they came forward & paid a fee/back taxes in exchange national voter ID requirements, a nationwide federal ban on sanctuary cities (ICE detainers must be honored at jails for criminal aliens) and a strict overhaul on the asylum system to prevent fraudulent claims overwhelming the system?
Would Dems have any appetite for such a deal?
This is honestly outrageous. There should be a one-year maximum wait for any case to proceed from arrest to trial. If we need to fund courts more to make this happen, so be it. Three years is an outrageous amount of time to wait for justice.
🚨🚨🚨BREAKING: Judge Graf reserves 105 days for trial and says jury selection will begin on June 21, 2028, at 930 am, in courtroom 4B, at Utah's 4th District Court in Provo.
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This is a capital murder case with the death penalty sought. The June 2028 jury selection is ~33 months after charges, within the 21-43 month range the judge cited for other Utah death penalty trials; defense filings said it aligns with typical capital case prep needs.
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