“If it ever reach us, it must spring up amongst us; it cannot come from abroad. If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. AL-1838
Ilhan Omar didn’t just make reprehensible comments about Charlie Kirk’s assassination. She shared a disgusting video claiming Charlie had it coming to him.
People are losing their jobs for far less.
Here is:
More ballot fraud operation, this time tied to the domestic terrorist @RashidaTlaib
Election officials, confirm that Muslims used ballot fraud to secure power in Hamtramck, Wayne County — the 12th Congressional District represented by domestic terrorist @RashidaTlaib
“This is another thing you can’t say out loud: absentee ballots are being filled out in people’s dining rooms — by the candidates.”
— Karen Majewski, Former Hamtramck Mayor,
https://t.co/wSCFzoTwoY
Dear Mr. Vice President
Early today, on a program called @AmericaNewsroom, I was being interviewed about my foundations ongoing attempts to reinvigorate the skilled trades. At the end of the interview, which I’ve attached, the anchor played a short clip of you giving a speech, wherein you posed the same question I’ve been asking for the last seventeen years: “Why do we keep encouraging our kids to borrow whatever it takes to buy an expensive four-year degree, when so many other excellent options are at their disposal?” (Or something to that effect.)
When the anchor asked for my reaction, I said, “Amen,” and then, somewhat cheekily, I invited you to give me a call, so we might discuss a new campaign in Texas, which proves that college is not in fact, the best path for the most people. In the campaign, I introduce viewers to six-figure, AI-proof jobs currently available in Texas that don’t require a four-year degree, and a host of regular Americans who who are prospering by doing them. Last month, my foundation awarded over $5 million in work ethic scholarships, to help train the next generation of skilled workers. Next year, I’d like to double that. If the campaign in Texas works, (and it will,) I’d like to take it to every state.
Wanna help?
Obviously, I thought better of sharing my number on live television, but wanted to let you know that several people in your inner circle know how to reach me, should you be inclined to do so. Howard Lutnick and I have chatted about the need for a national effort to reinvigorate the trades. He has my number. So does Linda McMahon at Education, Kelly Leoffler at the SBA, and Pete Hegseth, over at The Department of War. All of them are familiar with our efforts at mikeroweWORKS, and all believe in the importance of making a more persuasive case for the opportunities at hand. Thus, all are hereby invited to share my digits with your office, should you like to connect.
To be clear, I don’t believe the government can close America’s skills gap. This will take more than an executive order, or a traditional flight of public service announcements. Frankly, I don’t believe the gap will ever close completely, but we can narrow it dramatically, and I think you guys have a critical role to play. Not a week goes by that my foundation doesn’t hear from the leader of an essential industry, desperate to find people willing to learn a useful skill and go to work. We need to reinvigorate the trades, and we need to do it quickly. If you and your team are on a similar path, we’d be honored to collaborate.
Here's a look at what launched to today in Texas. It will grow a little more every day. https://t.co/4wAzgui6Ik
What Was the McCarran-Walter Act of 1952?
The McCarran-Walter Act, signed into law by President Harry S. Truman on June 27, 1952, was a significant piece of U.S. immigration legislation. Its key provisions included:
Immigration Quotas: It maintained the national origins quota system established by the Immigration Act of 1924, allocating immigration visas based on the existing ethnic composition of the U.S. population.
Security Screening: It introduced measures to exclude or deport immigrants deemed subversive or a threat to national security, including those associated with communism or other ideologies considered dangerous during the Cold War.
Non-Discrimination (to an Extent): While it removed some race-based exclusions (e.g., allowing limited immigration from Asia), it still prioritized European immigration and included provisions to bar individuals based on political beliefs or associations.
Naturalization: It allowed certain immigrants (e.g., from Asia) to become naturalized citizens, a change from previous laws, but retained strict eligibility criteria.
🚨WOW: @RepMTG just asked Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics director Donnie Anderson to tell the American people the true scale of illicit Chinese-linked marijuana farms operating in the U.S.
His answer will shock you.
Democrat California Rep Ro Khanna is on the House Oversight and Accountability Committee
He is averaging 17 stock trades per day at $16,500 per trade with a trading volume of over $562 million dollars
His estimated assets have skyrocketed to over $100 million dollars (WOW)
Hello Mr. Olbermann,
This is going to be a different "Hello" than usual.
I cannot bring myself to do a snarky post, not when you have revealed yourself to have so much hatred in your heart.
Let me try and explain to you in a way that you can accept this, if there is any room in your heart for openness.
I accepted Jesus Christ right before COVID-19 happened. I was a workaholic in Big Tech, a politically correct industry. And I knew enough about Christianity to know that its Great Commission would come to a head with my identity as a software executive pretty quickly.
I had a dream -- which I've described elsewhere -- which cemented my decision to evangelize no matter the cost.
By 2020, we were getting fired everywhere -- not for, but for basic things such as accidentally making an OK sign or misgendering someone. We had to stop attending churches in the name of spreading COVID-19.
We had to live in fear and terror for years as the country spiraled into riots, censorship, and repression, which culminated in 2022 when the President of the United States told the nation that Trump supporters were the biggest threat to the Republic.
Thankfully, the Republicans flipped the House a couple of months later and this was all stopped. But the memory is still seared in our minds. We know the darkness that is lurking in the hearts of our fellow countrymen, even as we love them.
Simply put: we think you will snitch on us and jail us on a dime because you already have proven ourselves now.
The 2024 election gave us a bit of reprieve, hope that our country had gone back to what it was supposed to be: everyone peacefully co-existing.
But ... here's what you don't grasp.
Charlie Kirk was our lamb.
He built an entire career on talking to college students, peacefully. On preventing nonviolence. And on engaging others in constructive dialogue.
For that, he got the most gruesome death possible.
And we watched masses of Democrats dance gleefully on his grave. And the media gaslight us into thinking that it's our fault somehow that he died. In short, pulling all the same tricks we saw which oppressed us in 2020.
He was the best of us. What does that say about the rest of us?
Our Takeaway: You Want Us To Die.
At some point, we have to draw a line.
We aren't cancelling you for the same arbitrary reasons you cancelled us in 2020. We are cancelling you because if we don't, then you actually will kill us, and the country is going into civil war.
In short, we are cancelling you to save you.
You will hate my words. I know that. But I am speaking the truth.
Please repent and come to accept the grace of Jesus Christ. Please stop hating us.