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Replying to @wcooper19
Yes! America can do it, and so we must!
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Palmer Luckey says that corporations are lying about how hard it is to manufacture products in the US because they want to hire cheaper labor.
Follow: @AFpost
Matt Cover retweeted
This kid proudly enjoying the praise of Bill Kristol, Adam Kinzinger, and George Conway says quite a bit about where NRO is at these days.
From me @NRO, with a frightening warning to voters:
A List of Things Democrats Might Do If They Retake Power
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No, your mom does.
Replying to @MattCover
You think Elon had any part in any engineering? Lmao your mom still tie your shoes for you?
So glad Obama's back....
BREAKING via NYT: In 2016, the Obama administration investigated Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and found “some evidence that Ms. Omar had entered into a sham marriage with a man suspected of being her brother”, but the case and potential felony charges stalled because of a 5 year statute of limitations.
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This is literally how Obama's auto bailout worked, but ok.
(Obama took money that was supposed to be for banks, then publicly bullied creditors into losing money they were legally owed).
.@Timodc: "The idea that Trump put illegal tariffs in, the Supreme Court said they were illegal, and then he bullied companies to not get their rebates back…If Obama had put an illegal tax in and then bullied corporations and said, 'Sorry, I'm not gonna give you your money back that I illegally stole from you,' your guys' hair would be on fire. It's just another example of the right-wing socialist garbage."
Trump is right to sue to try and block this scam if it succeeds.
Opposing that effort is just weakness masquerading as principle.
Unbelievable. Even the New York Times is reporting this.
Mary Peltola's team combed Alaska's voter rolls for every man named Dan Sullivan, then recruited one to run to confuse voters. Senior Democratic Senate campaign officials in Washington were in on it.
Two terms in Congress. Zero bills signed into law. But she found time to hunt down every Dan Sullivan in Alaska.
Control of the Senate goes through Alaska. Let's elect the REAL Dan Sullivan.
Cleta Mitchell is doing the Lord's work.
New: Conservative powerbroker Cleta Mitchell has raised a grassroots army to transform American voting systems and worked closely with the administration to enact her plans. No one besides Trump himself has done more to overhaul elections. propub.li/4BNTSRN
Dems have now been caught trying to steal an election in Alaska.
National Review thinks Trump should stop them, right?
Apparently not.
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Oh look, we found the only refugee that liberals don't want.
Fraud-happy welfare sponges? Check!
Conservative politician being persecuted by his opponents? Scandal!
Breaking News: Flávio Bolsonaro has landed in Florida, according to a U.S. official, after his election loss in Brazil, fleeing his country after authorities canceled his passports as part of a money-laundering investigation. nyti.ms/4iei72c
"Elon didn't build a space program because he didn't literally bolt all the rockets together" is a sure sign that someone is an idiot who has never accomplished anything.
Replying to @MattCover
Therefore he did diddly squat, simply threw money at it.
Thats like taking credit for Thanksgiving when all you did was carry the turkey
Just say you want Elons next baby.
Yes, Elon hired NASA scientists because he was building his own space program.
Replying to @MattCover @jomwilli
Hiring Nasa scientists
Just say you want to be Elons next baby mother
He rescued their stranded astronauts.
Call it even?
Replying to @MattCover
Okay well maybe he should pay back the government for helping him build it then
Yes, one Party broke it (and wants to break it further) and the other has no plan to fix it.
A husband and wife with four kids will spend $3-4,000 and more per month on medical insurance now, and it buys nothing but the right to pay more when you actually use it. This is an outrage. More outrageous, there is hardly any political talk about this fixing this problem even though the fix is readily at hand. Unsustainable.
Matt Cover retweeted
The VFW should be fighting for veterans, not gender ideology
via @MattCover
Veterans for Foreign Wars seems more interested in progressive social values than taking care of veterans.
@theblaze
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Finally found the limit they'll put on asylum claims.
Totally unsurprising that it's "being conservative."
Losing an election is not grounds for asylum.
Yet the Trump Administration is giving Flávio Bolsonaro safe haven in the United States. In Brazil, he is under investigation for alleged corruption, money laundering and currency evasion, and was ordered to surrender his passports.
The Trump Administration owes Congress answers on its role helping Bolsonaro flee Brazil in contravention of Brazilian law.
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Matt Cover retweeted
American glass. American metal. American silicon. American batteries. American workers. American everything.
BlueChip is the first American computer in decades. Don't let anyone lie to you and say it can't be done.
Designed in California. Built in America.
As usual, the answer is "The Old Dominion".
What is the question?
"Why does nobody run for the school board?"
"Why are the Rotary clubs empty?"
"Why does every town meeting feel like it's run by the same motley assortment of terrible people?"
Because the men who ought be doing so--the successful local men of prominence, typically businessmen and lawyers--came to the conclusion in the mid-20th century that participation in and leadership of civic life was someone else's job.
This is the desire of the so-called conservative to simply "work" rather than do all the other things that keep entropy at bay and ensure things function. Their doing so left open the field to the worst among us: spiteful malcontents
It wasn't always like this.
The planters of the Virginia gentry served as vestryman, justice, militia officer and burgess, usually before he turned thirty and usually for no pay, other than perhaps having some travel expenses covered as a burgess.
It was expected of him, and he expected it of himself: as a man whose success made him privileged, he was duty-bound to be the one to show up and lead
That habit can come back. It ought come back. It starts with showing up to the boring meeting, and being the sort of man to whom others listen. The sort of man whose reputation for success and competence, and cultivated but not overdone and always aesthetically pleasing look makes others want to follow him
This is what the great men we look back to did, and is indeed what their whole soceity was geared toward producing: great men who were great leaders at every level of civic life, from the humblest station at the bottom to the greatest at the top
Re-engaging in that way will be critical if we are to retake our country.
Read more about what we can learn from the Virginia gentry here: theamericantribune.news/p/ho…
My favorite reply to this is the extremely dumb: @SpaceX uses gov't money!
Well yeah, who else is going to be the primary customer of a space rocket company?
Maybe the country that....used to have its own space program?





















