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Technodata retweeted
It’s worth remembering that Tucker is almost single-handedly responsible for mainlining the Great Replacement in the US. He spoke about it on his Fox show and he used the name. Disagree all you want with him, but he deserves massive respect for that.
Tucker on the Great Replacement..
“Nothing like this has ever happened in world history… it is only, and we would dare anybody to refute this with numbers, it is only the Majority White countries that have turned over in population. Nothing like this has happened in Africa or Asia or the Middle East. And at this pace, there will be not be a single White majority country left in our lifetime other than Russia.
Technodata retweeted
Falling back on the myth of inevitable midterm losses is defeatist loser talk. You're not "saving a country" winning one election, then losing the next. Democrats controlled Congress for FORTY years until the Republican Revolution.
The goal is to WIN, not LOSE BY LESS.
If only the French went after the migrants invading them with the same fervor as they go after the Japanese!
Technodata retweeted
Refugee protections are an insane relic of the Carter era.
It’s indefensible that foreigners have the RIGHT to extensive taxpayer funded court proceedings in our country.
It’s a slap in the face to working Americans.
The US is systematically deporting people with refugee protections—including many with deep roots in the US—to countries that are swiftly returning them to countries where judges ruled they cannot be sent.
Honored to have contributed to this important story by @60Minutes
Technodata retweeted
Weird how a midterm loss would be a rebuke of all the “Woke right” things, but not a rebuke of the neoconservative wet dream of war with Iran and skyrocketing fuel prices.
Not sure I’m buying that narrative, nope.
Technodata retweeted
So far the Babylon Bee and Daily Wire guys have given us
Sey
Candace Owens
Ashley St Claire
Brett Cooper
James Lindsay
They have the unmitigated audacity to lecture others about morals and discernment?
Yeah, No! I'm going to need you guys to kindly STFU and go to the back pew
Technodata retweeted
What Lula and the Left did in Brazil, the Democratic Party will inevitably do in America.
They appointed their own partisan hacks to the bench in as many seats as possible, then appealed to the legitimacy of the courts even as they dismantled any semblance of impartiality. And once they had control of the courts, they used them to install a soft dictatorship that had the veneer of democratic legitimacy.
Any attempt to overturn this will now, ironically, be called an illegal coup. It's genius if you think about it. Abuse the constitutional order so thoroughly that your enemies' only remaining options to fix it are, by definition, outside the bounds of normal constitutional law.
This is exactly what the Democrats plan to do in America once they inevitably have the votes to pack the Supreme Court.
Technodata retweeted
"Superpowers" don't let allow open election theft in their own backyards. That's how rebellions are sparked.
Technodata retweeted
He just described every war of the modern era.
Technodata retweeted
Guess who was boxing Calley Means out and stalling the MAHA agenda?
Susie Wiles.
Who is trying to keep RFK Jr. on a leash?
Susie Wiles.
Who is keeping MAHA movers out of government roles?
Susie Wiles.
Who co-chaired a lobbying firm that represented Pfizer, and was lobbying the FDA for a tobacco company as recently as 2024?
Susie Wiles.
EXCLUSIVE - Top RFK Jr. ally and adviser Calley Means has quit the Trump administration.
Means was frustrated by White House delays of some of Kennedy’s popular food policies and blamed others in the administration for allowing food companies and special interests to have too much sway, people familiar with the matter said.
One of them described him as “disillusioned.” wsj.com/politics/policy/call…
Technodata retweeted
A peace deal on the Russo-Ukrainian War could not have come at a better time for Republicans.
President TRUMP brought this man to the table. He didn't give a damn about "losing people". He was bleeding that country dry to avoid ending up like Mussolini.
THAT is America First.
Technodata retweeted
I will say what no other politician will say: young men, I will be your champion.
Whether you are a coder, a roughneck, a banker, or a trucker, if you are a young man, I want you to have a fulfilling career that not only provides the necessities, but empowers you to prosper.
Technodata retweeted
Shortly after the Vice President of the United States refuses to endorse Benjamin Netanyahu, Mark Levin goes on a rant about the VP’s dangerous friendship with a podcaster instead of just being honest and admitting he finds the VP insufficiently subservient to a foreign country
If the VP wants to remain friends with Carlson, an individual who is thoroughly evil and full of hate for our country, for millions of Christians and, of course, Jews, and who is openly and publicly diabolical with his selection of guests and messaging, not to mention has made the most vile personal attacks against our president, then the VP will have to run for the GOP nomination with that anchor around his neck. He will have to defend it over and over again, as will his most vocal supporters. Should he receive the nomination, it will only get worse. But it's up to him.
President Trump made his decision long ago, and publicly condemned Carlson. It's not about loyalty. It's about right versus wrong and on what basis friendships are built. Yes, the VP will be judged, at least in part, by his very close association with Carlson, as all politicians are examined. To be clear, most Americans do not tolerate the kind of shockingly radical and evil views held by Carlson. They certainly do not befriend such people. The likes of Carlson are not new to our politics.
Technodata retweeted
Barnes and Baris Episode 121: What Are the Odds? xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1RKjpbPQr…
This video shouldn't really come as a surprise. Dems lawfared Trump trying to throw him in prison the rest of his natural life. Before that they made the lives of people in the 1st admin Hell with lawfare.
But this underlies a key question the right must answer: Elections are existential with our opponents willing to do this, so why when we had the power, did we not deliver accountability? Of course, the answer is a mix of a weak AG in Bondi, Neocons not wanting to upset the apple cart, and the legal system being rigged to protect institutionalists. However, it shows instead of a war with Iran, we should've put all our political capital on reforming the legal system, cause if you could do that, deliver accountability on actually corrupt actors, you prevent what comes next after the midterms. Pardons aren't going to save everyone, the Dems have moved beyond any standards of legal honor. They'll do anything to win and destroy their opponents.
ON UCHICAGO CAMPUS: U.S. Senator from Michigan Elissa Slotkin hopes planned political prosecutions of republican leaders will scare young conservatives from getting involved in politics.
@ElissaSlotkin
Technodata retweeted
The greatest threat to the US is not in Iran or Russia
This is the existential enemy, the most dangerous threat to your country, and the only people the Trump admin should focus on destroying
ON UCHICAGO CAMPUS: U.S. Senator from Michigan Elissa Slotkin hopes planned political prosecutions of republican leaders will scare young conservatives from getting involved in politics.
@ElissaSlotkin
Technodata retweeted
There is a war on beauty, because beauty connects us to God, to our history, and to each other.
Some of the artwork that burned up last night, completely irreplaceable. xitter.cf/DrewPavlou/status/2111…
