悪意もデリカシーもない／過激派岡山ナショナリスト・東瀬戸圏帝国主義者／茶会系政治学徒（@TP_Seijigakuto）の戯言垂れ流しアカウントです（所属する組織の見解を代表するものではありえません）
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自由社会に生きることの利益認識が共有できなければ、ただの地政学的状況決定論というか消極的な対米従属の帰結としての現状に大した価値はないみたいな議論が出てきて、安全保障の具体的議論の前提が欠けることになる
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This Senate race could alter the future of America for a generation.
The stakes go far beyond a single Senate seat. Control of the Senate could determine whether Democrats have the power to pursue D.C. and Puerto Rico statehood, pack the Supreme Court, return to open-border policies, and pass mass amnesty.
But Republicans also have to do a better job telling the full story.
Remind voters where we came from: crushing inflation, a wide-open southern border, rising costs, and a federal government that grew more expensive and intrusive.
Show them what we’ve done: secure the border, unleash American energy, cut unnecessary government, restore fiscal sanity, and fight to bring costs down for working families.
Then make the choice clear: Republicans are the only party offering a path toward lower costs, secure borders, limited government, and an America where families (not Washington) have more control over their future.
The argument can’t just be about what we’re against. We need to paint a picture of what we’re fighting for and make clear how much is at stake. @willcain
茶会太郎 retweeted
Election Day is approaching. How much will the results actually change the country’s direction?
I voted, but the focus on attack ads and flawed campaign rhetoric is frustrating. A more substantive discussion is needed about free enterprise, limited government that protects life, liberty, and property, and whether people will be able to prosper.
Wars and declining affordability are bipartisan problems with bipartisan causes. Both major parties have expanded government, increased deficits, and spent beyond sustainable levels. When they lose votes, they will blame third-party candidates rather than their own records
Principles and results matter more than party affiliation.
「共和党員ランク付けしたらいいだけの話」という人は、アラスカの共和党が①穏健派対右派②右派の中の親ビジネス対ポピュリストという二重の亀裂でズタズタになっていることを知らないか、知っててポジショントークしてる民主党支持者か、どっちかやろね
茶会太郎 retweeted
And Senators elected in 2026 will during their six-year term have to contend with projected Social Security insolvency by 2032.
The U.S. national debt reached 100% of gross domestic product for the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, hitting the triple-digit mark for the first time since 1946 wsj.com/economy/federal-debt… via @WSJ
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Notre Dame is where Justice Amy Coney Barrett ’97 J.D. earned her law degree, discovered her calling to teach, and built a community that continues to sustain her. As the first Notre Dame graduate to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, she saw answering that call as an opportunity to serve. In the 2026 Notre Dame Lawyer magazine, she shares a personal look at her journey to the U.S. Supreme Court, her commitment to mentoring future lawyers, and why Notre Dame still feels like home.
Read A Vocation Pursued: issuu.com/notredamelaw/docs/…
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NPBとの協議の結果、FA移籍に伴う人的補償を撤廃し、新たな補償制度を導入することで合意しましたので、お知らせいたします。
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茶会太郎 retweeted
Folks in both parties should acknowledge that the midterm election is what Donald Trump wanted it to be: a referendum on him. ("Act like I'm on the ballot.") We'll soon have an outcome. A blue wave = a negative verdict on the President. No blue wave = a vote of confidence.
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WFMD/Fox: Nancy Pelosi calls Mamdani, El-Sayed’s past comments on Israel “concerning” and “wrong”
Pelosi on Abdul El-Sayed: El-Sayed: “This new person in Michigan, we’ll see if he gets elected.”
Link to article: wfmd.com/2026/10/29/nancy-pe…
