frank j

[frank j @FrankJanoss]

@charliem1975 @MAGAMichelleS69 Was thinking the same thing!

[SaltyGoat @SaltyGoat17]

Democrats literally LOST THEIR SHlT over a Christian tattoo...

But couldn't care less about a NAZI tattoo!!

You see who they are yet?

[frank j @FrankJanoss]

@harryjsisson You are the biggest bitch on the planet, Harry! Go fuck yourself!

[frank j @FrankJanoss]

@RepPressley Wow, you post this, and another assassination attempt was brought on President Trump. You Democrat's should be in prison!

[𝕰𝖒𝕲 @Emilio2763]

We Are DEMANDING @FoxNews Fire Democrat Terrorist Sympathizer @JessicaTarlov …

[Dr. Interracial 🇺🇸 @billysandytodd]

.@FBI @FBIDirectorKash

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

2.5 minutes of Democrats calling for the use of political vioIence

It's on them

[Tim Young @TimRunsHisMouth]

@GovPritzker You spend 24/7/365 calling Trump a threat to America... You're part of the problem.

[I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 @ImMeme0]

The Left is the biggest threat to America.

[frank j @FrankJanoss]

@SenSchumer You fucking idiot's on the left didn't even want to fund the Secret Service! Fuck-off, Chuck!

[Sassafrass84 @Sassafrass_84]

"You missed."

F*ck democrats and their party
F*ck liberals
F*ck media
F*ck leftist influencers

You are all RESPONSIBLE for what happened at the White House Correspondents Dinner.

[Deebs @DeebsFLA]

@RepJeffries

[Dr Strangetweet or How I Learned to Love the RT @lone_rides]

@RepJeffries Hakeem Jeffries, meet Hakeem Jeffries

[MAGA Voice @MAGAVoice]

Don’t Forget that Democrats didn’t want to pay the Secret Service during the Democrat shutdown…

[frank j @FrankJanoss]

@Jim_Jordan What's next, you ask Jim? How about criminally indicating the people responsible!?

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

True

[frank j @FrankJanoss]

@priscabdrO Good! Don't do dumb shit!

[Kurt Schemers @KurtSchemers]

Here is why the Electoral College is so important, and why the Democrats hate our Republic and want to get rid of it.

The Founding Fathers created the Electoral College as a system to elect the President of the United States, and several critical reasons influenced its formation.

Proponents of keeping the Electoral College argue that it remains necessary for maintaining the balance of power, fairness, and stability in the U.S.

Here are the key reasons to keep it

1. Protection Against Tyranny of the Majority Reason for Creation: The Founding Fathers were concerned about "tyranny of the majority," where larger, more populous states could dominate presidential elections. By using the Electoral College, they aimed to ensure that smaller states still had a meaningful role in electing the president.

Why It Should Remain: The Electoral College ensures that candidates cannot ignore less populous states and must consider a broader range of voters, rather than focusing only on urban or densely populated areas.

2. Balance Between Federal and State Power Reason for Creation: The Founding Fathers designed the Electoral College to balance the influence of states and the federal government. The U.S. is a federal republic, meaning both state and national interests must be accounted for.

Why It Should Remain: The Electoral College respects the sovereignty of individual states by giving them a role in choosing the president. This structure encourages candidates to campaign across a wide range of states and not just focus on winning the national popular vote.

3. Safeguard Against Uninformed Voting Reason for Creation: In the 18th century, the Founders were concerned that voters might not have sufficient information about national candidates, especially in remote areas. The Electoral College was conceived as a layer of informed electors who could make final decisions in case voters made uninformed choices.

Why It Should Remain: While information is more accessible today, some argue that the Electoral College still provides a check in the electoral process. It prevents the possibility of a purely populist candidate winning without broad, geographically diverse support across the nation.

4. Encourages Coalition Building Reason for Creation: The Founding Fathers wanted a system that encouraged the president to gain support from a wide cross-section of the country, not just one region or group of people.

Why It Should Remain: The Electoral College forces candidates to build coalitions that appeal to various states and voter demographics, fostering national unity. A popular vote system might incentivize candidates to focus only on winning votes in heavily populated regions.

5. Stability and Avoiding Disputes Reason for Creation: The Electoral College was designed to provide clarity and stability in the election process. By assigning electoral votes to states and requiring a majority of 270 votes to win, the system reduces the likelihood of a drawn-out national recount.

Why It Should Remain: The Electoral College creates clear, state-by-state results, which limits the risk of nationwide recounts or disputes in very close elections. This system helps ensure smooth transitions of power, avoiding chaos that could arise from a disputed national popular vote.

Summary: The Founding Fathers created the Electoral College to balance popular will with state sovereignty, guard against the tyranny of the majority, encourage coalition-building, and maintain stability in the election process.

Many argue that these benefits still apply today, ensuring that elections reflect both the national and state-level will of the people while providing a safeguard against potential abuses or instability.

It's time to disband the Democratic Party. They have authoritarian and de*dly plans for your future.

[frank j @FrankJanoss]

@RepMcCormick So, why dont they stand up? Oh, thats right, because they don't have what us Citizens have to take back their Country, and it's the same reasons why you Democrat's and Rhinos want to bam us from having them, smdh!

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

Rep. Sheila McCormick needs to go to prison.

She stole my tax money.