Trump has finally betrayed us! He has endorsed amnesty!
"As long as we close the borders, we can take care of everybody in the country. We can figure out how we can all get along together." - Donald J. Trump
... oh wait... that was Nick Fuentes
Patrick Underhill π² retweeted
Mark Levin believes there was an international conspiracy between the Iranians and an American podcaster that locked him out of his AOL(lol) email account. This person is giving your grandparents and the president advice on wars
We all know the Iranian regime is a great fan of Tucker Carlsonβs America-hating videos, which air from time to time on their government run propaganda platforms.
In my case, the Iranian regime has a different approach. My wife and I were warned yesterday by the appropriate federal agency that we might be targeted by the Iranian regime. Specifically, by a possible cyber attack. Well, that appears to have occurred.
That said, my brilliant staff is working around it. And this βboomerβ will not be intimidated or silenced, to the great chagrin of the Woke Reich neo-fascists.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Patrick Underhill π² retweeted
Buy the empty lot in your neighborhood.
I'm serious. If you can, buy it now. Put a modest house on it and rent it to your son at cost when he gets married.
Or hold it empty until your daughter's husband needs a place to start.
Your great-grandparents did this without thinking about it. The family compound wasn't a compound. It was just how people lived. Adjacent lots, shared wells, a single barn, one tractor between three households.
You want to build something that lasts a hundred years, start with the dirt. Land held inside a family doesn't depreciate. It compounds.
Every generation that stays on it adds value the IRS can't touch and the market can't erase. "Do not move the ancient boundary stone set up by your ancestors." Proverbs 22:28.
Patrick Underhill π² retweeted
For the last 4 hours, they've been trying to sink the SS United States by filling it with water.
It's been seemingly ineffective. The ship was supposed to sink hours ago.
On the left is when they began flooding, and on the right is 5 minutes ago, 4:35pm local time.
At this rate, it won't sink until sometime tomorrow.
You can't consistently proclaim "Christ is King" and invite someone who publicly blasphemes God to your "Christ is King" conference.
You can't consistently object to the Talmud's blasphemy, while you ignore a political ally's own public blasphemy.
They said that evil influencers poisoned the minds of young right wingers, and this explains the midterms. Well, if it were true, we'd see that here. But turnout is higher than 2024!
As the data shows, the GOP lost the marginal parts of 2024 coalition, mostly due to high prices.
Lynchburg VA Third Ward, Second Precinct (Liberty University) Final
House:
McGuire 2,767 (93.9%), Perriello 112 (3.8%)
Right to Abortion
Yes 65 (2.1%), No 2,986 (97.9%)
Right to Same Sex Marriage
Yes 90 (3.0%), No 2,959 (97.0%)
Felon Voting Rights
Yes 160 (5.3%), No 2,868 (94.7%)
Patrick Underhill π² retweeted
AMNESTY ALERT π¨
@ScottMechkowski is sounding the alarm on amnesty disguised as farm labor reform.
H.R. 9535 would give qualifying unauthorized farmworkers a pathway to H-2A visasβand 61 lawmakers have already signed on.
NO AMNESTY!
Another example of "pretending not to understand things." Sure, if an American for some reason decided to convert to Hinduism in 1800, they wouldn't be rounded up and imprisoned. They'd be the local oddball. Importing millions and millions of Indians is obviously different.
Replying to @PineTreePatrick
Nobody in that photo likely met any Indians. However, Jefferson, in the 1800s, explicitly mentioned βHindoosβ as protected under Americaβs constitutional right of religious freedom.
Patrick Underhill π² retweeted
I cannot say this strongly enough:
Alex Karp didnβt just support Kamala Harris, he donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to her campaign. He is a Democrat. He always has been. You people are delusional.
Patrick Underhill π² retweeted
Nikki Haley says deportations clearly went too far because big business is upset:
βEveryone saw that ICE overreached and what happened was it was too much. It wasnβt just going after criminalsβ¦ all of sudden it was going into companies and they thought the overreach was there.β
Patrick Underhill π² retweeted
Lankford was the mastermind behind the GOPs latest push for amnesty right before the 2024 election.
Iβm sorry but if youβre playing coy regarding the current efforts of the establishment to push for another sweeping amnesty you need to lock in.
Patrick Underhill π² retweeted
This is an "affordability" issue Republicans can win big on. Mass deportations to lower the demand for housing, mass construction (via deregulation and other pro-growth policies) to increase the supply.
Democrats won't deliver on either. Crown's in the gutter.
Patrick Underhill π² retweeted
NEW: Stephen Miller wants to win back the young men who helped elect Trump in β24 but swung toward Dems in β26
What heβs telling allies about his priorities: axios.com/2026/11/11/stephenβ¦
Patrick Underhill π² retweeted
This is literally exactly what @JohnDoyle said would happen if the GOP got beaten in the midterms.
The idea that a massive Democrat victory would cause Republicans to move further right is insane.
Our collective job for the next two years has to be combating a leftward shift.
So far, the lessons the GOP establishment seems to have learned from the midterms are that they need to:
>Eliminate the rabble-rousing MAGA types from leadership positions in the party
>Gatekeep against anyone under the age of 35 for being too "Far Right"
>Revert the GOP to pre-2015 style "Compassionate Conservatism"
>Pass amnesty and a pathway to citizenship for +20 million illegals
>Escalate the war in Iran

































