My generation has seen more war than you have like Spartan soldiers they know when you are cutting it, & the first slip your less than human life to them. Easier to remove you than have to exercise or work for no pay. You don’t deserve to command them you never have you retarded.
As you look at this post from (now) Senate Minority Leader John Thune make sure all of these people get primaried in 2028.
They refuse to listen.
Republican senators whose seats are up in 2028:
Katie Britt (Alabama)
Lisa Murkowski (Alaska)
John Boozman (Arkansas)
Ashley Moody (Florida)
Mike Crapo (Idaho)
Todd Young (Indiana)
Chuck Grassley (Iowa)
Jerry Moran (Kansas)
Rand Paul (Kentucky)
John Kennedy (Louisiana)
Eric Schmitt (Missouri)
Ted Budd (North Carolina)
John Hoeven (North Dakota)
James Lankford (Oklahoma)
Tim Scott (South Carolina)
John Thune (South Dakota)
Mike Lee (Utah)
Ron Johnson (Wisconsin)
America, you’ve been sold a bill of goods.
For more than 40 years, politicians from both political parties have perfected the same routine: make promises to the American people, pursue policies that benefit the political and corporate establishment, and then tell us why we have no choice but to accept the consequences.
Look at the pattern:
1980s – Ronald Reagan’s Amnesty
We were promised immigration reform, border enforcement, and an end to illegal immigration. Approximately 2.7 million people received legal status. The enforcement promises never delivered the results Americans were led to expect.
1990s – NAFTA
We were promised prosperity, new markets, and better opportunities for American workers. Instead, entire communities watched manufacturing jobs and industrial production move overseas. Corporate America got cheaper labor and new markets. American workers were told to adapt.
2000s – The Wall Street Bailout
After years of reckless financial practices, Washington rushed to rescue the financial system with hundreds of billions in taxpayer-authorized assistance. Ordinary Americans lost jobs, faced foreclosures, and financial devastation while the political establishment insisted that rescuing the financial institutions was essential.
2010s – The Gang of Eight Immigration Bill
Politicians from both parties once again pushed comprehensive immigration legislation that included a pathway to citizenship for millions of people living here illegally. The same political class that couldn’t secure the border wanted to negotiate the legal consequences of failing to enforce it.
2026– Donald Trump and the 60 Minutes Interview
After campaigning on the largest deportation effort in American history, Trump is now suggesting that people who have been here illegally for years, have jobs, and pay taxes should potentially be allowed to stay through some form of legal status.
Sound familiar?
Different presidents. Different political parties. Different sales pitches. Same establishment mentality.
And here’s the real problem:
Every time Americans draw a line in the sand, politicians find a way to move it.
They promise secure borders, responsible spending, American manufacturing, accountability, and putting American citizens first.
Then, when the political pressure subsides, they negotiate away the very principles they campaigned on.
Republicans do it. Democrats do it. Establishment politicians do it regardless of which flag they wave at election time.
America doesn’t have a shortage of promises. America has a shortage of politicians willing to keep them.
The American people aren’t asking for another sales pitch, another bipartisan compromise, or another explanation about why the promises of yesterday are impossible today.
We’re asking a simple question:
WHEN DOES AMERICA ACTUALLY GET WHAT IT VOTED FOR?
Because at some point, the American people need to stop buying what Washington is selling.
We the People are tired.
Every man in Texas will give up his guns same as they did in Australia. But at least they'll keep their Traeger grill until Greta becomes climate czar and bans that.