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It is sickening 257 terrorist elected because the dumbing down of our students has been successful IT’s so SICKENING to see this happening in America. #america #combatvete... youtube.com/shorts/SVkqRkDf8… via @YouTube

The Republic Just Ended. This Is Bad. youtube.com/shorts/3lny7Dzvx… via @YouTube

THE IRAN WAR, THE MID-TERMS and WHO I’M BLAMING. @bennyjohnson @marklevinshow @JDVance @SenateGOP @realDonaldTrump @DonaldJTrumpJr The Iran conflict should have been over in a matter of weeks. Instead, it has been prolonged by the kind of cautious, process-driven negotiation that has defined American foreign policy for decades. I am angry about that. I am angry that people in the negotiating process, including figures like Vance. They have treated a clear and present nuclear threat as something that requires endless rounds of diplomacy rather than decisive action. A problem that past administrations created and then ignored has been allowed to linger longer than necessary. That anger does not extend to President Trump. The opposite is true. Previous administrations chose the path of least resistance. They did nothing meaningful, transferred money to the Iranian regime, and effectively tolerated its sponsorship of terrorism. Those choices were not neutral; they were political. They protected careers, avoided hard headlines, and deferred the problem to someone else. Trump has done the reverse. He has put the security of the country and the protection of future generations ahead of his own political standing. That is the choice I voted for. It is the reason my support remains total even when the execution has been slower and messier than I wanted. The larger and more durable problem is not in the White House. It is in the Republican Congress. Voters gave Republicans the majority. Many of us did so specifically so that Trump’s executive orders and priorities could be turned into lasting law. Instead, RINOs have refused to bring key bills to the floor. They have declined to codify the orders. They have treated a hard-won majority as an opportunity to protect their own positions rather than to finish the work they were elected to do. The 57 bills that never reached the floor are not a minor procedural footnote; they are evidence of a party that still prefers delay and self-preservation to results. Trump can make the difficult foreign-policy decisions. He cannot, by himself, lock them in against future reversals or against a Congress that will not act. Until Republican members stop treating legislation as optional, the hard choices made in the executive branch will remain temporary. That is the structural failure I am angriest about, and it is the one that most needs fixing. I remain fully behind the president who finally chose to confront the Iranian nuclear threat instead of managing it. I am far less patient with the members of his own party who continue to choose politics over the majority they were given

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School Staffer Suspended for What He Said in CHURCH! youtu.be/SgH57jJYo5Y?is=Js20… via @YouTube

I’m tired of everyone saying our country is in bad shape and that’s not true at all and I don’t know why none of the conservatives anywhere are drilling this home every day all day. Trump is delivering real results on the economy, jobs, affordability, and housing that too many people still ignore. Private sector jobs keep growing while the federal workforce gets cut. Real wages are rising faster than inflation, especially for blue collar workers who are finally gaining back what they lost under Biden. More American born workers are employed than ever, manufacturing and construction are expanding, and millions fewer people are on food stamps after work requirements returned and illegals were removed from the rolls. Inflation has come down from the crisis levels of the last administration. Gas prices hit multi year lows in many states. The biggest tax cuts in history were made permanent and expanded, putting more money in paychecks through higher standard deductions, a stronger child tax credit, and no tax on tips, overtime, or Social Security for a lot of people. Hundreds of regulations have been cut, saving families and businesses hundreds of billions. Mortgage rates dropped from the highs he inherited, saving thousands a year on a new loan. New home construction is surging. Home prices are falling in over half the country, rents are cooling, and incomes are finally outpacing rent growth in many places. Strong immigration enforcement and visa crackdowns are easing the demand that was driving prices higher, especially in high immigration areas. Executive actions are also targeting the regulatory barriers that add tens of thousands to the cost of building a home. Energy production is back up, the stock market keeps hitting records, and manufacturing investment is rising again. The real frustration is that even Republican podcasters mostly just nod their heads instead of hammering these results every day. Blue states stay unaffordable because of their own high taxes, endless regulations, and open border policies that jack up housing and living costs. The contrast is obvious, the data is there, and the silence from too many supposed conservatives is the problem

The Gay Parenting Study THEY BURIED youtu.be/9l6QIMbxEDw?is=LZTg… via @YouTube @MattWalshBlog

15 Forgotten School Subjects Every 1950s Kid Learned That Schools Dropped youtu.be/aXDYcgtNkFM?is=oFe2… via @YouTube

20 Questions from a 1955 8th Grade Exam That Most Adults Today Can't Answer youtu.be/bebGqxuw2rM?is=wHIf… via @YouTube

Society keeps spending like money grows on trees. People line up for thousand dollar phones that do the same basic things a two hundred dollar one can handle just fine. They lock themselves into two hundred dollar a month subscriptions for streaming music software and every other digital service they barely use half the time. Then they order food groceries and everyday items through delivery apps and happily pay double or triple the store price just to avoid walking out the door or driving a few miles. Here is the hard truth. Claiming you cannot afford food is ridiculous when those same people are funding all of the above without hesitation. Priority is not the problem. Choice is. Convenience and status have been sold as necessities while basic self reliance gets treated like an inconvenience. Most of these choices remain optional. A solid phone that works costs far less. Most of those subscriptions can be cut or shared without losing anything important. Going to the store yourself almost always costs less and builds a little discipline at the same time. When enough people start making those plain decisions again the pressure on household budgets eases and the constant sense of being broke starts to lift @DemSocialists @TheDemocrats @elonmusk @HouseGOP

MAGA Navy Seal gets EMOTIONAL & teaches Schumer a lesson he will NEVER F... youtu.be/_O7hvQ2gV4Q?is=E2vp… via @YouTube Amen

One of the most blatant threats to our republic comes from activist district court judges issuing sweeping, unconstitutional rulings that nullify the authority of a duly elected President. These judges legislate from the bench, blocking executive actions on immigration, border security, energy independence, and other priorities millions voted for. Their rulings undermine the separation of powers, disenfranchise voters, and create chaos by tying the hands of the executive branch. No single district judge should paralyze national policy for the entire country, especially when several were not even born here, hold dual citizenship, or have only been citizens for a few years with little to no prior judicial experience. Yet this overreach continues because Congress and higher courts have failed to stop it. Since our institutions have been slow or unwilling to act, maybe, We the People should demand accountability. We should explore every lawful avenue, including a class-action lawsuit by American citizens against these judges for misconduct, bad behavior, and unconstitutional rulings that harm voters’ rights. Such a suit could argue that these actions violate the rights of millions who participated in fair elections, effectively nullifying our votes and denying us the government we chose. It would highlight the real damage: delayed deportations, strained communities, and the erosion of constitutional order. No one else is halting this immediately, so ordinary citizens must step forward. Consult constitutional attorneys. time is of the essence. @marklevinshow @realDonaldTrump @TheOfficerTatum @HouseGOP @JudiciaryGOP @SenateGOP @SenateFloor

A Republic, Not A Democracy by Dan Smoot 1966 Apr 18 youtu.be/KZOtEbwwfOM?is=ebBL… via @YouTube @marklevinshow @dbongino @POTUS Stop calling us a democracy. It gets under my skin

How I imagine the phone call went between Trump and BeBe