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Patrick Underhill 🌲 retweeted
Yeah, we could read these numbers as an imperative to follow super duper “winning” strategy of the 1990s California Republican Party.
Or maybe…
Patrick Underhill 🌲 retweeted
This is what we are up against. They are voting. Are you?
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Patrick Underhill 🌲 retweeted
Many have taken Trump’s perceived coarseness as some sign that voters respond positively to this in general, when in fact only Trump can get away with it because he is also exquisitely sensitive and empathetic. Politicians who mimic him lack his common touch and warmth and just come off mean. The consultant and campaign staff class largely can’t understand this because most of them are sociopaths.
The fight over Vivek’s ad marks an opening salvo in the post-midterm GOP battle:
Can Repubs be a Trump party without Trump?
To date, dime store Trumpism has been a stone cold loser
My new column:
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Patrick Underhill 🌲 retweeted
“And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward.”
Patrick Underhill 🌲 retweeted
Generations of Christians: "we believe X"
2 or 3 generations in the 20th century: "we reject X. We don't need the past!"
Younger people: "wait a minute? What happened to X? Ever since we threw it out, everything has gotten worse!"
Who has acted with more wisdom and maturity?
Patrick Underhill 🌲 retweeted
the fertility collapse is increasingly looking like a marriage collapse
fertility within marriage has held up far better than overall fertility
the problem is that far fewer people are married when they're young, and those who do marry are doing it much later
you cannot have a baby boom without people forming families
Patriot
Illuminating exchange with a 19 year old voter in Detroit, worried about @AbdulElSayed’s name. @AJEnglish #Midterms2026 #Michigan
As a proud democratic socialist, I am horrified by El-Sayed's betrayal of our movement. A generational coalition has been squandered. I will NOT be voting for El-Sayed, and in fact might even vote for Mike Rogers to PUNISH the treacherous Democrats. 🇵🇸
Patrick Underhill 🌲 retweeted
See how this works? The dsa isn’t telling their members to sit out this election or vote for Mike Rogers to “punish” Abdul. They know that he is their guy and this is just messaging to get him across the finish line.
Daily reminder that "AI layoffs" are largely completely fake, made up to distract from offshoring and immigration.
Patrick Underhill 🌲 retweeted
AI LAYOFFS BOOMING? Look again.
When I started this account (hence the name Layoff AI), Block had just laid off 40% of their staff and stock price went up.
What I've learned since is how much AI is just used as an excuse. Over hiring, cheap foreign labor, or just the desire to downsize came up much more often.
Take AMEX for example. They employ over 22,000 in their INDIA GCC, their largest office. Visa filings booming. This has nothing to do with AI.
AI efficiencies ARE REAL, and are growing within businesses.
The real problem is we have not even scratched the surface of what those layoffs may look like, and these companies are using it as a cover to continue to place blame.
Patrick Underhill 🌲 retweeted
AMEX LAYS OFF 5%
RAISES GUIDANCE AND LAYS OFF 3,500 EMPLOYEES
All while still filing for visa employees.
Revenue hit a record $20.1 billion. EPS rose 31%. It also got 500 certified H-1B filings in FY2026.
They also now employ >22,000 people in India, their largest office.
Patrick Underhill 🌲 retweeted
By the time ‘Napoleon’ shows up your vote won’t matter because they will have made DC and Puerto Rico states and flooded the nation with 50 million brown Democrat voters.
Nick is either stupid or an asset for the Democrats.
In 1994, Aronowitz & DiFazio’s The Jobless Future predicted software would soon replace professionals like lawyers, managers, architects & accountants—locking advanced economies into permanent structural underemployment. Sound familiar?
🟥Abortion
🟥Physican assisted sucide
🟥Homosexuality
🟥Sex change
🟧Divorce
🟥Contraception
🟥Premarital sex
🟥Polygamy
🟧Gambling
🟦Death penalty
🟩Testing on animals
🟥Cloning
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Patrick Underhill 🌲 retweeted
It’s insane that some men who claim to be on the “Right” will look at this and conclude that the best thing to do right now is to “teach Republicans a lesson” by putting Democrats back in power in some quixotic bid for a “better candidate” in 2032.
They clearly have no idea what time it is. They are honestly worse than “grill Americans” and NeoCons and the most out of touch Boomers.
It’s a fantasy that ends in ashes. I can only assume most of them are childless or deeply insulated from the possible repercussions of their chosen path through financial security, etc.
For rest of us, for someone like me who is sort of just getting by as I try to provide for a family and four kids, this is no game.
Reforming and taking over the GOP is the only path before us that doesn’t end in the destruction of America as we know it and a total communist takeover.
Sorry that sounds “hard” to you blackpillers and doomers, but the hard ways work better than your purity spiraling fictions.
