It blows my mind that basic decency now gets treated like some radical position.
Protecting the innocent should not be controversial. Defending the most vulnerable should not get you mocked. And saying a child deserves a chance to live should not make you the bad guy.
I’m proud of every American who still has the backbone to stand up for life, family, and common sense while the loudest voices in the room try to shame them into silence.
We didn’t lose our moral compass. We just got louder about using it. And we’re not backing down now.
Our veterans deserve better than this.
Illegals are getting better treatment for invading our country than the ones who actually SERVED our country.
This is not right.
Make it whole. Our country owes this man and his family benefits.
“I would like to just say to our Secretary of War, Pete, thank you. Thank you so much. Now we will have a Military of Warriors..”
“Thank you for allowing the men to be men and make men… Oh, I’m loving this. I’m loving this administration.”
Love this!! 🔥🔥👇🏼
From 2006-2008, I traveled through and lived in China—first as a student studying Mandarin and immersing myself in the culture, then as an intern at the Shanghai American Chamber of Commerce, and later working for a U.S. firm trying to bring American businesses into the Chinese market. Those years taught me a lot about China, its people, and the stark realities of doing business there. This was globalism on the ground floor, and it felt like money was flooding into China from every corner - and it was.
The trade barriers for U.S. companies were insane—tariffs, regulations, forced tech transfers, and a system rigged to favor Chinese firms. I saw firsthand how tough it was to crack that market, not because of incompetence, but because China played hardball to protect its own. And yet, the average Chinese person I met didn’t hate America. They’d talk about the U.S. with a mix of admiration and rivalry—they wanted China to be #1, to overtake us, to win. It wasn’t personal; it was hypernational pride.
Contrast that with American leaders back then. They’d visit China, get wined and dined, and come back starry-eyed about the ‘China model’—centralized control, shiny skyscrapers, high-speed trains. They didn’t care about the competition. They didn’t put America First. They’d rather cozy up to Beijing than fight for our domestic businesses or our workers.
Now, with Trump, that’s all changing. He gets it—China’s not our buddy; it’s a rival. He’s tearing down the illusions and pushing back with tariffs, trade deals, and a focus on bringing jobs home. My time in China showed me what we’re up against. Trump’s the first one in decades willing to actually do something about it
A female fencer engages in a historic protests by taking a knee before her match against a male opponent, Redman Sullivan. She was immediately disqualified and expelled from the tournament. Once again a woman suffers to accommodate a delusional man.
Austin Metcalf was st*bbed in the heart by Karmelo Anthony at a high school track meet in Texas. He diəd in his twin brother’s arms.
Where is the national outrage?
🚨 WOW: Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he wants to “inflict as much pain as possible” on Americans
Now he’s f***ed around, and Trump’s going to make sure he finds out.