
Senior Fellow @claremontinst. Former Research Fellow @hooverinst and U.S. Dep. Asst. Sec. of the Interior. Esse quam videri.
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Jeremy Carl retweeted
If you want to know why @JohnCornyn has been about as useless as a fart in a hailstorm for many years, take a look at this…
Staffing matters. It’s why the work that @americanmoment, an organization that I support, matters.
Jeremy Carl retweeted
Replying to @KatieMiller
We need a DHS investigation into Newsom's vineyard operation. His business is getting rich by exploiting illegal labor—and it has to stop.
Jeremy Carl retweeted
Less talk about "candidate quality." More talk about "party quality."
Politics is not as local as it once was. Susan Collins lost! The national brand is everything.
So, we have to ask ourselves three questions:
Why didn't voters vote for the Republican Party? Can we imagine those voters ever voting for the Republican Party? What do we have to do to get those voters to vote for the Republican Party?
Jeremy Carl retweeted
Gotta love traitor contractors protesting to keep their illegal immigrant laborers so they can continue building shoddy houses for legal immigrants who vote for Democrats in Texas!
Jeremy Carl retweeted
Will Scharf is a very smart and very talented legal mind. He's not a clown, and he's not a flame thrower. If he's warning Democrat their threats could be verging into criminality, you can rest assured it's well thought out and very calculated.
Letter from WH counsel Will Scharf to incoming House Oversight chair Robert Garcia on future Democratic investigations:
"Beyond being inconsistent with the clear, well-recognized constitutional limitations on your
investigative functions, threats to executive branch officials designed to deter them from public
service, or process designed merely to abuse or instill fear in the recipient may cross the line into
blatant criminality. And issuing unlawful subpoenas with the intention of depriving citizens of their
constitutional rights and privileges may warrant further investigation."
Jeremy Carl retweeted
If you think this rebellion -
the judicially-endorsed lawfare, the systematic gaming of elections and voter rolls, the subversion of American competitiveness, all of it -
is about Trump you are gravely mistaken.
There is a contingent of people whom I will describe as being on the right who believe that when the scourge of Donald Trump has passed from the scene, we will be back to some semblance of business as usual in American political discourse and process. THIS IS WRONG.
Anyone who thinks this doesn't know how to deal with Bolsheviks. The other side IS Bolshevik, whether they think they are or not.
Not only do they not share your values - including your respect for "procedural" and other "norms" - they DESPISE them.
And many of them are members and even leaders, some of them elected, in the Republican Party.
Do I really have to explain this?
Jeremy Carl retweeted
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: The migrant accused of attempting to hijack a United Airlines flight this week claimed to be transgender to get a “fast pass” into the U.S.,@realDailyWire has learned.
His trans claim is what allowed the suspect to stay in the country after two prior deportations:
dailywire.com/news/exclusive…
Jeremy Carl retweeted
More data confirming the obvious. Only Republicans vote on immigration.
Democrats really don’t care about the issue, they want Medicare for All, liberation for Palestine, and $20 minimum wage. At this point, saying they want amnesty is just a reflex.
Jeremy Carl retweeted
The Trump administration did the most to save South Africa when everyone was just watching South Africa follow Rhodesia's footsteps.
Everyone watched the decay as if it was normal.
Racism on minority, racist laws, farm murders, decline of cities, dead service delivery.
Every other president, every UN, every European capital looked at South Africa and kept quiet. They watched the ANC loot. They watched the water collapse in Johannesburg. They watched the farm murders. They watched the "Kill the Boer" chants in parliament. They watched BEE turn into a looting machine for the connected few. And they said nothing.
They called it transformation. They called it redress. They called it democracy. They called it anything except what it was: theft, failure, and racial revenge dressed up as policy.
Trump said no. Enough.
Trump is the only one who had the guts to say what everyone in Africa already knows but is too scared to say: You cannot build a country on anti-white laws and expect it to work.
You cannot chase away farmers and expect food. You cannot chase away engineers and expect lights. You cannot chase away business owners and expect jobs. You cannot sing about killing farmers and expect investors.
ANC just got less than 31%. Down from 46%. Down from 60%+. For the first time, the people are voting for service delivery, not for liberation slogans.
That did not happen by accident. That happened because Trump pulled AGOA, put sanctions on the big men, and made the ANC feel pain for the first time.
For 30 years the ANC was protected by the West. No consequences. No pressure. Just aid, praise, and photo opportunities with Mandela's legacy. Trump broke that protection. He treated them like what they are: a failed, corrupt, racist regime that has destroyed a first-world country.
This is exactly what they should have done for Rhodesia. They should have stood up for Zimbabwe before Mugabe destroyed it. They did not. They cared about looking good. They let Ian Smith be called every name. They let Mugabe take over. And Zimbabwe went from breadbasket to basket case. Food production down 60%. GDP back to 1952. Millions fleeing to South Africa.
We lived that movie. We know how it ends. First they take the farms. Then they take the businesses. Then they take the power stations. Then the water goes. Then the hospitals go. Then the whole country goes. Then everyone runs.
Trump looked at that history and said we are not doing Zimbabwe again in South Africa.
That is heroic. That is moral seriousness. That is doing the deeply good work that everyone calls evil because they are cowards.
The liberals wanted to look good. Trump wanted to do good.
Trump is not saving white South Africans only. He is saving South Africa for everyone. Black, white, Zulu, Boer, Indian, coloured. Because if South Africa collapses, everybody suffers.
When South Africa falls, it is not the ANC leaders who suffer. They have houses in Dubai. They have money in Switzerland. It is the poor black child in Soweto who suffers. It is the black worker who loses his job. It is the Zimbabwean migrant who has nowhere else to run.
Trump understood that. The UN never did. Europe never did. The Democrats never did.
The West had 30 years to fix South Africa and they chose political correctness. Trump chose truth.
Say what you want about Trump, but he is the only one who stood up when it was unpopular. And history will remember him for it.
History will remember the ones who watched South Africa die and said nothing. And history will remember the one man who said no.
americanmind.org/salvo/the-t…
Jeremy Carl retweeted
Karmelo Anthony stabbed a white kid to death and was still able to stay in school and graduate with no issues while his family raised half a million dollars and bought a new house. A white girl made a noise into a Ring camera and had to withdraw from school for her own safety within a day of the video being posted online. That basically tells you everything you need to know about the racial disparities in this country.
Jeremy Carl retweeted
Much of this shift came from differential turnout. Young Republicans just... didn't really vote.
Jeremy Carl retweeted
The Stephen Miller Effect: courts suddenly become reasonable & accommodating when they perceive that the guy effectuating policy execution & outcomes is looking for any excuse to just ignore them.
Jeremy Carl retweeted
NRSC Chair Bernie Moreno advises Sen.-elect Sherrod Brown to “rent, not buy” in DC. One of Moreno’s top jobs will be defeating Brown in 2028
Jeremy Carl retweeted
No clearer sign of the mood of the electorate and the Democratic Party than @SenSchumer , having unambiguously led his party to an historic victory, now having to fight to stay on as leader.
Jeremy Carl retweeted
The West is fracturing
Jeremy Carl retweeted
Excellent piece for those who need a concise complete context for the situation in South Africa and an evaluation of the effectiveness of the admin's sanctions.
There is a saying those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it...
Carl offers this context. He explains the background which led to apartheid as a regrettable solution to an impossible situation, exposes the explicitly anti-White race laws which ballooned when the ANC then took power, looks at a modern parallel (Rhodesia), and offers a synopsis of the effects of the Trump admin's sanctions.
Jeremy Carl retweeted
Fare evasion in Tokyo, meanwhile, is just under 1%. That must be just a coincidence on a massive scale and you're a terrible person for wondering about it
Jeremy Carl retweeted
Mass immigration into Montana will destroy the high trust society that allows these businesses to function
A dairy farm outside Belgrade, Montana put a stand out by the road in May, and nobody works it.
You come in, pick out what you want, add up your own total, and pay before you drive off. Cash, Venmo, or a tap.
Nate Brown, who grows the vegetables, says it has surpassed all of their expectations and they are restocking more often than they planned.
The family has farmed dairy since 2000 and got into vegetables about 15 years ago. The stand sells squash, carrots, greens and cheese.
Ashley lives a few miles away. She says it is knowing where her food comes from and supporting her neighbors.
USDA counts farm stores and farm stands at more than one billion dollars in direct to consumer sales.








































