Trump didn't make it "okay to be racist", he made it "okay to be called 'racist' by liberals", which usually has nothing to do with actually being racist.
It's the liberals themselves who are making racism more popular, by overusing the labels so often, and unjustifiably, that they've drained all of the meaning out of them.
Charles Barkley on Trump: "I think that's one of the worst things about Trump. He's made it popular to be racist. There's no consequences for being racist now. It's like a lot of people are wearing it with a badge of courage." He also said Trump "never denounces it." Do you think Trump is racist in any form or has a ounce of racism in him?
<Liberals> "We don't censor things that we disagree with, we only censor hate speech!"
<Conservatives> "What things do you consider to be hate speech?"
<Liberals> "Anything that we disagree with!"
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Liberal Goes Back In Time To Kill Hitler
Liberal Goes Back In Time To Kill Hitler
Liberal Goes Back In Time To Kill Hitler
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Democrats Say They Now Have A Clear Mandate From Voters To Do All The Crazy Stuff They Never Mentioned In Their Campaigns buff.ly/9CU9SF5
You've got that exactly backwards. Males need to develop behavioral tendencies that aren't as important for females, and vice-versa. Socialization into that behavior has to come early, because it's almost impossible to add later. It's that very socialization that protects women from men.
Male adventure fiction idealizes those behaviors. The hero defends the tribe, particularly the women. If necessary, then he sacrifices himself doing so. The hero is stoic, he would never attack somebody without justification.
It taps into the inherent male drives to fight, compete, and protect, and channels them into socially approved directions, as in "We'll recognize you as a hero, if you attack the enemy, not your own tribe.". Males don't have as strong an inherited drive to empathize as females do, so that's a weak starting point, and doesn't channel the behaviors that need to be channeled.
Of course liberals don't like this idea, because it undermines one of their preferred narratives, that all significant differences between male and female behavioral tendencies are caused by culture, not genetics.
I think that they're doing it because if they get rid of Hegseth, then his replacement would have to be ratified by a Democrat-controlled Senate, and Democrats, and the Deep State, have been wanting to get Hegseth out of that office since he got in, because he's standing between some of them, and Trump.
There's actually a specific reason for this.
The color revolution operators talk about "transpartisanship" all the time. You CANNOT succeed in a coup if you're perceived as supporting only one party.
Hegseth -> impeached by a Republican House, then removed by a Democratic Senate fulfills this requirement exactly.
That's why they keep emphasizing Massie's party label and that Massie is a Republican. They'll drive this talking point to the ground.
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🚨 They didn't lose the child's age. They were trained to leave it out.
Under federal immigration law, sexual abuse of a minor is an aggravated felony. For a noncitizen, it means mandatory detention, deportation and a permanent bar from ever coming back. In my 24 years at ICE ERO, those were the cases we never let slide.
The key element is the child's age. Take the age out of the conviction and you take out the aggravated felony.
According to the House Judiciary Committee report, the Bronx DA's 2019 plea-bargaining guide told prosecutors in these cases to "offer something that does not have the child's age as an element."
Think about what that means. A grown man commits a sex crime against a child. He pleads to something that, on paper, could have been against an adult. The record that reaches ICE no longer shows a child victim. The removal case falls apart, and he stays here.
The child didn't get a plea deal. The child gets to live with it, and maybe in the same neighborhood as him.
This came out Oct. 26. Two weeks later there's been no outrage from the Bronx DA, the AG or the networks. Nothing. @claudiatenney @JudiciaryGOP @Jim_Jordan @itsyourgov @NMalliotakis @EliseStefanik
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The Polish Interior Minister has now fully backtracked after announcing the Kraków terrorist was "far right" to the legacy media.
Admitting he didn't even check, just said "muh far right" for no other reason than that he felt like it.
The sad thing is that all of this is avoidable, without worrying about "Islamophobia" at all. Just arrest the person committing the crime. Don't arrest the victim, just to "defuse the situation", because "if we arrest the Muslim, then all of the other Muslims will get angry and riot".
It is day 8 of Islamophobia awareness month
A man restrained a violent Muslim
A police officer pulled the man off the violent Muslim because he was being "Islamophobic"
The Police officer then restrained the man
The violent Muslim then stabbed the Police officer killing him
A reminder that being Islamophobic can save your life
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There’s a problem with the Midterm Results in North Carolina
🚨 Election results show there were more Republican votes for every Court of Appeals seat than for the US Senate seat
So Republicans came out to vote Red for Court of Appeals but not US Senate?? Democrats flipped this seat
Court of Appeals Seat 1: 1,798,829
Court of Appeals Seat 2: 1,796,406
Court of Appeals Seat 3: 1,780,905
All U.S. House: 1,752,634
Supreme Court Seat 1: 1,717,053
US Senate: 1,643,114
The Senate race was against Democrat Roy Cooper, and he won
So Democrats flipped this seat because voters turned out to vote Red for Court of Appeals but then voted Democrat for Senate??
VERY CLEARLY there is a major issue here
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🚨 ELECTION ISSUES: New Jersey has more registered voters than Census adult citizens.
19 of 21 counties are over 100%.
Union County is at 111.3%, 40,508 over.
Essex County is at 106.3%, 34,083 over.
Middlesex County is at 105.7%, 32,171 over.
Monmouth County is at 106.4%, 30,677 over.
Somerset County is at 109.5%, 22,834 over.
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There is a HUGE problem with South Carolina Midterm Results
🚨 The election results show there were more Republican votes for Secretary of State and Treasurer than for US Senate and Governor seats
According to this, Republicans voted Red for Secretary of State but then chose to vote Blue to flip the Senate seat for Democrats. IMPOSSIBLE
Secretary of State: 1,073,652
Treasurer: 1,062,666
Attorney General: 1,059,358
Governor: 1,051,010
Comptroller General: 1,048,553
Agriculture Commissioner: 1,042,601
Superintendent of Education: 1,032,516
All U.S. House: 1,030,966
US Senate: 951,896
The Senate race was against Democrat Annie Andrews, and she won
So Democrats flipped this seat because voters turned out to vote Red for Secretary of State and Treasurer but then voted Democrat for Senate??
RIGGED
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There is a MAJOR problem with the Midterm Results in Ohio
🚨 The election results show there were more Republican votes for Auditor and Treasurer than for US Senate and Governor seats
So Republicans came out to vote Red for Auditor but Blue for US Senate and flipped the seat?? YEAH RIGHT
Auditor: 2,310,105
Attorney General: 2,256,710
Treasurer: 2,232,758
Supreme Court (Jan. 1 term): 2,215,728
Supreme Court (Jan. 2 term): 2,200,021
All U.S. House: 2,178,153
Secretary of State: 2,129,981
US Senate: 2,077,748
Governor: 2,039,730
The Senate race was against Democrat Sherrod Brown, and he won
So Democrats flipped this seat because voters only turned out to vote Red for Auditor and Treasurer but then voted Democrat for Senate??
There is NO WAY
Translation: "Trump's million dollar reward for election whistle-blowers is looking more and more like a bit of brilliance. Enough of this, and the whole election will be called into doubt."
ARIZONA election worker comes forward with allegations of ELECTION FRAUD exposing that 153,404 ballots were sent to adjudication with 54.7% flagged as overvotes, which is an extremely high number.
An inside Maricopa County ballot adjudicator claims she witnessed GOP votes for Andy Biggs systematically tossed as "overvotes," which gave the 2026 Arizona governor's race to Katie Hobbs.
The number of ballots flagged and adjudicated from Nov. 1-6 is extremely alarming.
- 153,404 ballots sent to adjudication.
- 54.70% flagged as overvotes.
- 27.82% ambiguous, 17.27% write-in.
Journalist Rachel Alexander, a former Maricopa elections attorney, was contacted by the election worker about the ongoing anomalies.
The Arizona ballot adjudicator claims she witnessed
Republican ballots marked for Biggs & Hobbs, with an X through the Biggs oval, which were then treated as overvotes.
Adjudicators then strip the Biggs vote, reading the X as not what the voter intended to mark as their selection, which then awarded it to Hobbs.
Dual marks for Biggs plus Lombardo create overvotes where neither vote counts, cancelling them both out. This same pattern was appearing on Prop 144 and other races.
The election worker also noted that the ballots weren't stored in a secure location and were just in a hallway out in the open.
Maricopa County officials have not yet commented as these are new allegations being looked into, and 100% should be looked into, immediately.
The amount of flagged overvotes and adjudicated ballots in this race should tell you everything you need to know.
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DO NOT LET THEM BURY THIS NEW STUDY
Pfizer COVID shots ALONE are now linked to more American deaths than WWI and WWII COMBINED.
Pfizer recipients were 40% MORE LIKELY TO DIE than Moderna recipients.
Extrapolated to the entire U.S. yields 522,000 deaths from Pfizer ALONE.



























