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Our ever-expanding government commits abuse after abuse and usurps our rights at every opportunity.
Democrats are demanding that George Santos resign. But they are in no position to point fingers.
Every individual can help with the efforts to cleanse America from the propaganda that is corroding our country.
We're in the fight of our lives, for our children's lives. And those who should be fighting with us are fighting against us.
"Save the world" is just drivel grifters slather on their lust for power like frosting on a poop sandwich.
If past is precedent, the Balenciaga brouhaha will go the way of all the previous "scandals."
Even in the midst of heated exchanges over the direction of our country, there is much to be thankful for.
Plenty of us "little people" see the "savior class" for what they truly are: human beings whose puffed-up philosophies and grand plans are riddled with dangerous flaws
Tuesday has even diehard Trump supporters rethinking the future.
If those of us who were demanding free speech, serious scientific inquiry and truth dismiss the past three years, they'll be back next time.
Once leftists have a cultural toehold and political power, they will not rest until everyone is forced to behave in ways that they espouse.
We are in for a continued economic decline unless and until we put someone else in the White House.
Individuals, not companies or foundations, represent just under 70% of all giving.
All the lies we are being told are deliberately intended to frighten people into giving up liberty and prosperity.
Those who seek to dissolve the underpinnings of Western civilization will replace it with raw power.
This was no mere speechwriting misfire; the panic-pimping is deliberate. And dangerous.
Compliance with those laws is fundamental to a society here on earth in which human beings can flourish and prosper.
Letting people live, sleep, poop, shoot up, convulse and die in the streets isn't "compassionate."
Academic theorists are proven wrong all the time; that's no big deal. But when politicians and multinational corporations get involved, it's much more insidious.
I don't know how many times this needs to be said before the politterati will get it: Trump didn't create the "red wave," he rode it.
