Policy wonk. Classical liberal. I think and I know things. Sometimes wrong but always Wright.
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If we, as a country, are stupid enough to put marxists in charge, we deserve everything that will be coming to us as a result of that action. Don't believe me? Watch Brazil - and France.
We've been told that the "Democrats" are trying to "save democracy", but in fact they're fascist authoritarians trying to END democracy. Everything they do works towards that goal. Mess up just once and it's all over.
We've risen to the occasion twice in the last ten years to put our country back on the track of Constitutional government. It would be just laughable if, through sheer laziness, we don't do it one more time in 2026.
Get out and vote, because your life depends on it. No exaggeration, at all.
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President Trump was asked last night if he'd approve of Flávio Bolsonaro coming to the United States.
"Well, I would approve. I think they're fine people."
And just like that, the radical left rejects the idea of asylum.
The State Department has already said it will issue visas to Flávio and his family. They are safely in the U.S. and a press conference is scheduled for tomorrow.
Video: White House | via @RapidResponse47
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The angry Elf thought that Obama and a barber shop would be enough
Chris Cuomo gets a stunning reality check after asking a Black voter in Detroit who he’s voting for in the Senate race.
The expression on Cuomo’s face was PRICELESS as Anton Daniels revealed he was voting for Republican Mike Rogers.
To add insult to injury, Daniels then dropped a brutal truth bomb about the Democrat Party and the Black voters running away from it.
CUOMO: “Do you believe people may be wrong if they assume that all Black voters will vote for El-Sayed because he’s considered another brown guy?”
DANIELS: “I think that they are. And the reason that I think that it is because it’s a lot of Black people that are waking up and realizing that voting Democrat does not necessarily mean that it aligns with your values.”
Methinks they're worried that their propaganda is being challenged.
How Disinformation Journalists Practice Disinformation
commentary.org/articles/chri…
National Public Radio hosts an entire “Disinformation Team” whose mission is broad: “From the lies about the 2020 election to the growing influence of anti-vaccine activists, to the enduring influence of climate-change denialism, lies and conspiracy theories have seeped into nearly all aspects of modern-day life, both in the US and around the globe.”
As NPR’s wording demonstrates, the field is dominated by people on the left who are very worried about misinformation on the right...
Moraes, once again, is trying to extend his unique totalitarian brand of justice to the United States. And the lefty seals clap along in unison.
#truth
The EU's action was clearly designed to lend the marxist steal legitimacy. Unpack this and you realize they'd support exactly the same thing in the US.
Europe is no longer run by democrats. They're run by authoritarians who pretend to listen to the people, and who will allow local elections to be relatively free. But make no mistake: they're in charge, and they're not going anywhere. Ever.
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Smart briefing on Lula and his political “war of position” for communist revolution, and what it means.
Follow @Kristof_Poland for his brilliant profiles and more.
Lula – The Gramsci of Latin America.
Latin America is a bit behind Europe, but it follows the same script. Lula is in fact their Gramsci, or their Dutschke.
In Europe, the turn came in 1968. The revolution had failed in the streets, so the generation of '68 took Gramsci's advice and Dutschke's slogan: don't storm the palace – march through the institutions.
Latin America had its own street revolution: Che's guerrillas. They failed too. Then the Berlin Wall fell, and the left lost both its model and its money.
So in 1990, Lula, the leader of the Workers' Party, who had just lost the presidential election, called the left of the whole continent to a hotel in São Paulo. He and Fidel Castro had agreed that his party would host the meeting. The São Paulo Forum was born: communist parties, socialist parties and guerrilla movements, all at one table.
This summer, Lula himself explained why he created it: he thought the left of Latin America could be educated through elections. The road to power was not the rifle but organizing people and winning votes. And that it would take 20-30 years.
That is the long march: not the war of maneuver but the war of position. Gramsci, translated into Portuguese.
And it worked. Within fifteen years, parties from the Forum governed Venezuela, Bolivia, Nicaragua, Uruguay, El Salvador – and Brazil itself. In Cuba, of course, the communists never left power since 1959.
Brazil even had the long march's schoolmaster. Paulo Freire, author of Pedagogy of the Oppressed, the book that turned teaching into raising revolutionary consciousness, ran São Paulo's schools for Lula's party from 1989.
And the march reached the courts. The Supreme Court annulled Lula's corruption convictions on procedural grounds, then sentenced his main rival, Jair Bolsonaro, to 27 years in prison.
In Europe, the long march was an idea. In Latin America, it has a founder, an address and a membership list. Dutschke gave Europe a slogan. Lula gave Latin America an organization.
But Latin America started the march twenty years after Europe – and it may be the first to walk out of it. Argentina, El Salvador, Bolivia and Chile already have. Brazil, for now, stays in line.
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🚨 BREAKING: Justice Sam Alito and the U.S. Supreme Court just REJECTED a left-wing emergency bid to revive a 2024 Biden regulation that let immigration judges indefinitely delay deportation cases — with ZERO noted dissents
BIG WIN! 🇺🇸
In June, Texas AG Ken Paxton and the Trump DOJ teamed up to vacate the Biden "administrative closure" rule nationwide and block the government from adopting a similar loophole down the line
And it worked.
Democrat-run cities rushed to SCOTUS to save the rule, literally arguing in court that deporting illegal aliens would cost them "taxpayers" 🤡
Immigration judges MUST actually decide deportation cases instead of delaying forever!
Well, that's vague enough.
This injunction request must be hilarious.
🚨BREAKING: Democrats asked a federal judge Monday night for a restraining order and temporary injunction to halt President Donald Trump and his administration from interfering in the upcoming midterms. democracydocket.com/news-ale…
Yep. Their wet dream. Not even being subtle about it now.
To be fair, it's been their dream for a long while - but in order to boil the frog they had to pretend it wasn't.
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Only citizens should vote in American elections. Every ballot cast by a noncitizen cancels out the vote of a lawful American.
Washington state should hand over its voter rolls and let investigators do their jobs. States that stonewall federal investigators are asking voters to trust that their elections are secure. Their word alone isn’t good enough.
Breaking: First Assistant US DOJ Attorneys for Washington state, Neil Floyd and Pete Serrano, announce that investigators have found over 400 cases of noncitizens voting in state and federal elections.
The DOJ prosecutors claim that WA state is refusing to cooperate and hand over voter rolls. They believe the number of noncitizens voting is much higher — in the thousands.
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Swing voters reject DSA, socialism ahead of midterms: Americans for Prosperity poll | Thomas Stevenson, The Post Millennial
The poll surveyed 9,000 to 10,200 swing voters in eight states, including Alaska, Iowa, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio and Wisconsin.
In what is a major warning sign to Democrats looking to lean into the "Democratic Socialist of America" (DSA) brand, swing voters have been found to have an unfavorable view of the left-wing group, according to new polling.
Americans for Prosperity’s (AFP) latest “Americans Unscripted” report showed that swing voters said 59 percent of the time that the Democratic Party is "controlled by the far left." 56 percent of swing voters also view the DSA unfavorably. Additionally, 82 percent of swing voters "choose personal freedom and free markets over more government control."
The results have gotten worse for the far-left Democrats as the midterm elections approach. In September, 50 percent of swing voters said the far-left controls the Democrats, and 50 percent viewed the DSA unfavorably.
“Swing voters are souring on socialism — and fast," AFP spokeswoman Katelyn Bledsoe told the New York Post. “That’s a real opening for Republicans, and the candidates who show voters a credible plan to bring their costs down are in the strongest position on November 3.”
AFP is a libertarian-leaning group, and the poll surveyed 9,000 to 10,200 swing voters in eight states, including Alaska, Iowa, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio and Wisconsin.
One man that spoke to an AFP volunteer said, “Nothing is free."
“There’s an agenda behind all these promises of free benefits," the voter added. Despite the far-left agenda pushed by the DSA, Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin has embraced the DSA fringe of the party as part of the "big tent" of the Democrats.
Even though swing voters are souring on socialism, there are also red flags for the GOP going into the midterms. When asked about which party would handle cost of living better in August, 44 percent said the GOP and 39 percent said the Democrats. In October, that has gone to 36 percent saying the GOP and 45 percent saying the Democrats.
In New Hampshire, a woman told an AFP volunteer that the cost of living has become "out of control" for her. A local business owner in the state said that “inflation and fuel costs are squeezing my business."
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Sanctuary cities, welfare benefits for illegals, and driver’s licenses were magnets to attract illegals to blue cities so they could stack the 2030 census.
The Democrat dream is to give them amnesty and harvest votes, but they’d be happy with 20+ undeserved Congressional seats as a consolation prize from rigged apportionment.
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Look at this bullshit! TMZ tried the same shit right before the 2024 elections.
Standby for a stupendous Trump lawsuit.
Garbage. 👇👇👇
Trump Accused of Brutally Raping Former Miss Switzerland at Plaza Hotel in 1993, He Denies
tmz.com/2026/10/27/beatrice-…
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Yeah, suuuuure. Don't believe this. It costs about $40,000 to move Kalshi five points toward El-Sayed. You don't think Qatar or China or one of the Angry Elf's Super PACS isn't working the prediction markets?
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Hacina Saadi — an illegal alien from France — was charged by information with voting by an alien during the 2024 election.
Saadi is on the non-juror list for Philadelphia County, PA.
An iron curtain is descending on Brazil.
🚨🇧🇷 Holy sh*t: @Newsforce host Joey Mannarino was collecting info on Brazilian election irregularities, and WhatsApp just SUSPENDED his account...
"I can no longer access any of the messages on that number."
-WhatsApp obstructing investigation into the election
-Bolsonaro didn't appeal result because he feared he'd be put in prison (and had to flee regardless)
-Many Bolsonaro allies now reportedly being targeted, with some Lula allies even announcing it in Congress
Nothing at all to see here... 🙄
Source: @JoeyMannarino / Writer: Michael
"Saving democracy" my ass. Complete media control is what this dictator wants.
🇧🇷 Lula declared he will “go all out” against Meta and that Brazil will not accept a foreign company running a “digital empire” that influences Brazilians and humanity.
A sitting president framing a private tech platform as an enemy of the state and of mankind, while his own campaign is simultaneously using the electoral courts to force the company to boost his content, is the kind of pronouncement that should raise serious questions about institutional restraint.
We are dealing with a modern dictatorship aided by U.S. social media platforms.
Karl Wright retweeted
One of the most important priorities of the past two years should have been to break Washington DC’s monopoly over the adjudication of virtually anything that can be connected to the capital, however remotely.
The system is totally dysfunctional and fundamentally unfair, whereby anyone who is not a Democrat has no chance of receiving a fair hearing, let alone justice, while Democrats themselves are completely shielded from accountability.
That was painfully clear during Trump’s first term, became even more glaring with the January 6 prosecutions, and was illustrated yet again by travesties such as the grotesque $1 million judgment against Mark Steyn for criticizing climate change “research.” The constitutional promise of a fair trial and jury of one’s peers is completely meaningless in DC for anyone who is not on the far left.
None of this is new. Many of us have been warning about this problem for years and proposing various ways to address it. Yet, predictably, absolutely nothing has been done, and nothing will be done.
