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Re: The Fauci Facts File — Never Again

“Alexander notes succinctly, ‘One of the most perilous domestic threats to American Liberty in our nation’s history was Anthony Fauci.’ And that is what all Americans need to remember the next time the keys to the kingdom are turned over to some bureaucratic troll.” —Florida

“When the Democrats regain control of DC, all they have to do is issue an order, and their deep state loyalists in Democrat cities, counties, and states will oblige. Fauci didn’t make our dining locations put up plexiglass; it was the county business licensing and the sheriff’s office that enforced it. Democrats created all of these non-elected agencies with this purpose in mind. Until they are hamstrung, the people will be made to comply, and the kings will prevail.” —Nevada

“Looking back, it is remarkable how The Patriot Post was out front from the beginning, questioning the COVID mandates and the Democrat agenda. While Trump relied on Fauci early on — as any president should have — the little mandate monster was clearly the creation of the demented Joe Biden and his handlers.” —Ohio

Re: Unaccountable Anthony Fauci

“The DOJ should research whether Fauci waived his Fifth Amendment right by making an opening statement. There should also be an intensive investigation into whether Biden actually signed Fauci’s pardon or whether it was signed by the autopen. Subpoena every member of his pardons team to testify under oath. We may get lucky and find someone who refuses to lie under oath.” —California

Re: California Dems Rig the Game Against Voter ID

“If they can’t get Prop 39 changed back to the original description, name, and language, the Republicans should post people with the originals outside of every major polling place in the state.” —Florida

“The most interesting part of the voter ID debate is that Democrats keep talking about democracy, which is a belief in majority rule. But if people who should have no say in an election get to vote or if cheating takes place, the majority isn’t ruling, only those in power. That’s dictatorship — where is democracy? But I really must laugh because we live in a constitutional Republic. If Democrats want to save democracy, then voter ID is a must.” —Wisconsin

Re: The Anguish of the DNC

“$16 million in cash and $18 million in debt vs. the Republicans’ $128 million. If the GOP fails to hold in November, I will never give it another penny of my hard-earned income. It would be an indication that the GOP is as fouled up as the DSA. GOP leadership has to wise up, too. Do not give any money or support to RINOs and anti-Trumpers. Like him or not, this divisiveness over personality issues will destroy our nation quicker than a coordinated attack from Russia, China, and Islam — all of which already have cells alive and well within our borders.” —California

“The mainstream media, the official Democrat Party propaganda organ, could reestablish a viable party by interviewing and quoting experts (any working adult with an IQ greater than 90) who will point out that ideas like ‘doing away with the Senate, eliminating prisons, abolishing ICE, and getting rid of our national borders’ are, at best, profoundly stupid and unworkable. Throwing a cold wet blanket on the deluded clowns and their ideas would allow the Democrats to reemerge.” —New Hampshire

Re: Mamdani Attacks Wealth Producers

“A healthy economy — one that has a large and prosperous middle class in which all kinds of people work with dignity — is an ecosystem that needs rich people in order to function. Of course, it helps if those rich people have Christian values, work for the good of their fellow man, or even just stimulate the economy by buying stupid stuff at inflated prices. But if you get rid of all the rich people, everyone suffers. Besides, don’t the tabloids teach us that, in general, rich people aren’t any happier than the rest of us? Envy is a destructive poison.” —California

“Mamdani’s plan to open grocery stores that will price goods 30% below market prices amounts to predatory pricing, in which a large corporation deliberately sells goods below cost in order to drive smaller competitors out of business. Then, without competition, the large company can charge whatever it wants. That’s a violation of antitrust laws. To what extent are local governments immune from antitrust laws?” —Arizona

Re: An Unholy Matrimony of Destructive Worldviews

“Another demonstration of a self-fulfilling prophecy: Homosexuals, in and of themselves, cannot reproduce. So why do they profess unity with those who would destroy them? The obvious answer is a lack of self-love. Perhaps this would also answer the question as to why the majority of gay marriages do not last more than a few years.” —Texas

“Why do they find Christians so offensive? It’s because we warn them that their behavior is not benign; it’s a corruption of God’s design and excludes them from the Kingdom of Heaven. Then we say that if they will receive Christ, their sins will be forgiven; nothing they do to win favor with God is effective or necessary, but with the help of the Holy Spirit, they can overcome the temptations. All of this is a tremendous blow to their pride. Some would rather be run over by a mad Muslim than hear that.” —Minnesota