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Professor Sayi, the View From Here. retweeted
Isa Cayahuga is not an American citizen, and our country should not tolerate her existence in our borders for a second longer.
Her and her entire shitlib immigrant family need to be deported immediately.
At @UTSA for Pick Up the Mic, a student read a poem celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk with such glee, then told me I was brave to be out here without my neck covered.
I told her I’d pray for her.
This is the climate. We pick up the mic anyway.
Why aren't comments allowed, coward?
James Edward O’Keefe, 42, and Cam Higby, 26, both face felony charges of unlawful voting and identity theft.
Polling places are the heart of our democracy. Any attempt to disrupt or deceive our election workers will not be tolerated.
Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=c_oqgTcY…
If you're a hard working American, Dems don't give a damn about you. All of their power is rooted in the money laundering associated with immigration, homelessness, addiction, and criminality. This is the hard truth, unions better wake up to this reality real quick.
For those who ignore primary elections, or are "independents" in closed primary states. The below is why it matters to vote only Republican in general elections, and use PRIMARIES to hold them accountable. Your vote matters and Dems hate everything we value, with a passion.
1/ Apologies for the length, but this is something all conservative minded suburbanites need to be aware of. Particularly those who don't vote in primary elections, and treat generals as primaries! Cities, with the help of states, the feds, and NGO money laundering, are...
There are two types of people: those who see multiculturalism as a failed experiment that will lead us to third world status, and people who are terrified of not toeing the politically correct line.
The latter are making our children’s futures a living hell, all so they can feel and look virtuous, when in reality they are some the most selfish and cowardly scum to ever inhabit the earth.
Wake up. You’re not going to be able to pay for premium real estate to escape this problem. At some point one must grow a spine and acknowledge that some cultures are objectively superior to others.
12/ ...this was a good idea? Do you KNOW that your mayor is any different than the big city mayor? Any less woke? This is the marxist plan, folks. Eliminate that suburban quality of life advantage and fill entire metro areas with all of the people, and all of the problems...
Professor Sayi, the View From Here. retweeted
I used to review officer-involved shooting reports generated by a D.A. explaining the decision to exonerate officers, and recall often thinking “I mean, could that *really* be how it went down?” I suspected there may be some fog of war or selective memory or post-hoc justification to give the officer a rational justification and paint the victim in a negative, irrational light.
But with the post-2020 adoption of body cams, I now believe it all. There is no behavior too insane for a huge number of suspects when confronted with literally any command by an officer requesting some form of compliance.
Even I thought body cams would shine a light on some substantial percentage of clear officer abuse, but it’s clearly negligible, while dangerous and erratic behavior by suspects is widespread. It is impossible to overstate how wrong BLM and reform activists were on this count.
Professor Sayi, the View From Here. retweeted
wild ruling out of Seattle that @PHLCouncil needs to read. a builder put $39M into 254 low-income apartments locked at 60% AMI for 30 years. from 2015 to 2018 it worked, collecting ~94% of rent.
then Seattle stacked on "tenant protections": banned criminal background checks, banned winter evictions, required 180 days notice for rent hikes + 3 months relocation pay, and forced the owner to let unscreened roommates move in and take over leases.
result: rent collections dropped from 93.9% to 44.1%!!! the building lost nearly $6M through 2023 ($2.7M in 2023 alone) and is now appraised as functionally worthless. the city bankrupted actual affordable housing lol.
the appeals court just ruled the owner can sue Seattle for an unconstitutional taking. when you strip a landlord's right to screen, collect rent or remove non-paying tenants, it's not "regulation" anymore, you took the building…. Philly has half these laws already 🙄 courts.wa.gov/opinions/pdf/8…