craig frederick

There are few things more destructive than a high sense of entitlement and a lazy work ethic.

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

America will never be the same.

[Nicholas Sandmann @N1ckSandmann]

The news of Charlie Kirk is devastating.

Charlie might have been the first person to facetime me 6 years ago and offer me friendship and comfort.

I’ve had the pleasure of not only knowing him but so many great people around him.

May God rest his soul.

[Sage Steele @sagesteele]

I love you, Charlie Kirk. And I promise to never be silent again. I promise to never again live in fear.
That’s what these evil people want.
They. Will. Lose. God bless you, Erika. I promise to honor your husband’s legacy forever.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Zero

[craig frederick @C_FRED_]

@Super70sSports

[craig frederick @C_FRED_]

@BlueBoxDave Lots of great baseball movies out there... Love them all.

[craig frederick @C_FRED_]

@Aub42 May you enjoy the blessing of tomorrow to try again....

[craig frederick @C_FRED_]

@Hana_b30 25

[Defiant L’s @DefiantLs]

“I voted for Democrats my whole life. They never did anything they promised… I vote for a Republican once in my life, and this dude done everything he promised.”

[Gain of Fauci @DschlopesIsBack]

Democrats trying to blame Donald Trump for the inflation caused by the Biden admin:

[craig frederick @C_FRED_]

@gggb1 The Sioux and Creek nations have a different take....

[craig frederick @C_FRED_]

@Anthonyishereya @Cernovich Lot to unpack here.... No lies detected so far.

[Amy Zimmer @AmyZimmerWJCL]

What a tradition. 🧻🧻🧻 @GSAthletics_MBB @WJCLNews

[John Strand @JohnStrandUSA]

This is what Kamala does with her “garbage”:

https://t.co/0LV3cbHPWM

[craig frederick @C_FRED_]

@rare_replies @patriot_karma @JoePatriot68 @seanmdav Trump/Epstein were not friends.... Acquaintances in some same circles, but they had a well documented "falling out" that prevented friendship.

[Western Lensman @WesternLensman]

If Trump wins this election, this moment will be looked upon as a pivotal reason why.

Without @elonmusk purchasing 𝕏, this would be an entirely different election information environment.

Conservative voices would have been censored and banned. Stories damaging to the Biden/Kamala admin would’ve been suppressed.

These would've never been seen:

➡️ Donald Trump allowed to return to the platform

➡️ Videos and stories exposing the invasion at the border, and the stories of its American victims

➡️ Videos and stories exposing the Democrat plan to transform the US into a single-party state via mass illegal immigration

➡️ Videos exposing Biden’s mental unfitness, and dispatching of the “cheap fake” media narrative

➡️ 𝕏 users exposing media attempts to erase Kamala’s real record from the internet

➡️ 𝕏 users unearthing damaging videos of Kamala as a far-left radical

➡️ Musk and others amplifying stories on the ground about admin’s woeful Hurricane Helene response

➡️60 Minutes caught red-handed editing Kamala’s interview

There are so many more.

This may have been the moment that free speech was saved in America — and inexorably altered the political trajectory of the country.

One thing is certain — it gave conservative voices and the Trump campaign a fighting shot.

[Viva Frei @thevivafrei]

The party of:

-Tranny fake tits on the White House lawn;
-Recording anal sex in Senate;
-Official freak luggage thieves;
-Cocaine in the White House;
-Showering with daughters;
-Forcing women to be exposed to male genitalia; and
-Xe/xer pronouns

is calling JD Vance “weird”.

The iron law of woke projection.

[Vivek Ramaswamy @VivekGRamaswamy]

Here's how to dismantle the administrative state once and for all, both top-down & bottom-up:

The next White House sends a constitutionally trained lawyer into *every* agency to ruthlessly apply the "Major Questions Doctrine” (West Virginia v. EPA, 2022). Regulations with large economic impacts could be rescinded by executive action. A future President couldn’t resuscitate them either, Congress would have to pass a law to restore them: it’s a one-way ratchet.

At the same time, under last week's Loper v. Raimondo decision, federal courts are no longer *required* to defer to agencies' interpretation of the law. That means it's ripe for private sector actors to file lawsuits challenging unconstitutional regulations & agency actions across the board. Different judges will reach different conclusions, but the overall effect will be to thin out the jungle of agency diktats.

Combine that with a 75% headcount reduction in the federal bureaucracy (plus the total abolition of many agencies), & you have the makings of a national revival.

It's time to declare independence from managerial tyranny. It’s time to SHUT IT DOWN.

[craig frederick @C_FRED_]

@70sBaseball Shea Stadium?