Nick Oehrlein

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[Nick Oehrlein @NO32SFT]

#HailTitans🖤💛 @UWOFootball @CoachAArcher @coachkaminski @SunPrairieFB

[Mark Mitchell, Rasmussen Reports @honestpollster]

Sweet, let's go hard on economic populism now.

[Catholic Images That Go Hard @hardflics]

The United States has been consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

[Megyn Kelly @megynkelly]

This is one of the most inhumane things I’ve ever seen. Pure EVIL

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

For those who are new here… this is how Joe Biden won Wisconsin in 2020:

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Pretty much all of the prominent voices who supported the Iran War assured us it would be over by now. None of them will admit they were wrong. Even less will they admit that their initial assurances were based on nothing but their own wishcasting. This whole shitshow has been an enormous waste of time and resources and our country has not benefited from it at all. Its advocates have moved the goal posts repeatedly and have even to this day refused to clearly articulate what constitutes a victory and how we’ll know that it’s been achieved.

[Cassandra MacDonald @CassandraRules]

Really think about this. Small rural kentucky race. Consequential for a foreign nation. Sit with that for a minute.

[Tom Tiffany @TomTiffanyWI]

🚨Sun Prairie Area School District and Madison Metropolitan School District canceled school tomorrow so teachers can protest deportations.

Sun Prairie gave parents less than 24 hours’ notice.

In both districts, fewer than 50% of students are proficient in reading.

[James Fishback @j_fishback]

Before you can be America First, you must be Christ First.

[Congressman Brandon Gill @RepBrandonGill]

Today I asked an abortion advocate what her favorite method of abortion is.

[Kai Schwemmer @KaiSchwemmer]

Insane that there was another assassination attempt against Trump. What’s even more insane is how in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination last year the right couldn’t figure out how to unite even enough to make the left feel bad for having cheered it on.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Watergate was fake. WMD’s were fake. J6 was fake. Charlottesville was fake. Almost every Boomer benchmark of reality is fake.

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

The SPLC is a hate group.

[Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith @LGMicahBeckwith]

Virginia just voted to redraw their maps ahead of the upcoming midterms to favor Democrats 10-1.

Last December in Indiana, 21 Senate Republicans joined with Democrats to openly reject President Trump and vote against redistricting.

Conservative Hoosiers should be livid tonight.

I know I am.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

I watched the Tucker and Buckley interview. Found it interesting. Here is what I don't understand from "Uncle Buck" and many more millions who agree with him.

He raised the issue of "no accountability" for Russiagate. Trump himself complains of this often. Federal prosecutors within DOJ sabotaged cases, making it so that the statute of limitations had expired. When indictments are brought, as against Comey, federal judges make up new rules. Trump is furious that there hasn't been accountability. Why blame Trump for this? Surely insiders like Buckley and Tucker understand how insiders can manipulate the system.

What is Trump supposed to do, given the constraints of his office? I've thought about this often, have talked to many smart lawyers about it. He doesn't have a lot of plays here.

Buckley also raises a lack of accountability for the J6 show trials. Trump free the oppressed. He dismissed pending cases. Men who were looking at 30 years in prison are out. Some of those dumb asses he pardoned went out and did more crimes. Which makes us all look like assholes. Trump took a huge risk, one I am grateful for.

Tucker covered the Douglas Mackey case. Biden tried to send an innocent man to prison for posting a meme and being effective against Democrats. How many more cases would have been filed against Tucker and others, had Trump lost in 2024?

I understand the Iran war objection, and the overall complaint that Trump is far too comfortable mocking Christ and Christianity. Christians should push back more aggressively. Buckley and Tucker talk of WASP values often. But those values are why were are in this predicament.

"Taking it with a stiff upper lip," breaks down when the rules of the game changed and you have to throw a tantrum to get results. I don't like this new cultural. And? This is politics. You win or you lose. Given the state of affairs today, losing means death by the Bolsheviks.

It was Biden who spied on Catholics and send grandmothers to prison to protesting abortion. These FACE Act cases were barely covered. I discussed them often.

If the choice is having someone who posts memes vs. someone who wants to throw Christians into prison, perhaps everyone should ask if maybe our brains have become digitized. What happens on a screen is not the same as real life.

The Truth social post may seem offensive to some, it was to me, but sitting in a prison cell isn't in the same universe. I'll take the infantile behavior over wrongful imprisonment. What serious person would not?

There are some other issues raised, Charlie Kirk being chief among them. My own views are more hardline than Buckley's or Tucker's. Charlie Kirk would be alive if far left wing political violence had been treated like the crisis that it was and is. Other than me and a few other people in 2015, who was talking about this? Almost no one. There is more than enough accountability to go around.

Voting for Trump in 2024, and 2016, and 2020, was the obvious choice.

What is the alternative? Democrat super majority? Turning the U.S. into LA and letting cities burn down (literally)? Illiterates driving 18 wheelers and smashing into our families? Jobs that my friend's dads had growing up being taken by the same people?

You think the Red Green Alliance won't line your families up like they did to Tsar Nicolas?

I am almost 50. Men in their 60's are responsible for the conditions we live in, as are men my age. We sat out too many elections. We don't do enough now to get out the vote.

Charlie understood that politics isn't a debate society. You need to discuss ideas, and win the narrative battles, obviously, but winning an argument doesn't mean all that much if people are unwilling or unable to use political power.

There's a lot to say about Trump, I've said plenty.

What is everyone doing to change electoral outcomes? That's the only question today that matters.

[Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec]

So left-wing media lied. Wow. Just wow

[Shane Schaetzel †☧ @ShaneSchaetzel]

I think it’s time to dial it down a bit on the Trump v. Pope scenario…

First things first, The Free Press story alleging that the War Department badgered the papal nuncio is unverified, used anonymous sources, and the War Department emphatically denies it ever happened. The Holy See has officially said nothing on this, so far. And the whole story sounds sensationalist.

Second, it is no secret that Pope Leo XIV and President Trump have many disagreements. Catholics are not required to pick one side or the other, but we are required to have a well-informed conscience based on the teachings of the Church. This means when it comes to political matters, Catholics have some freedom to choose presidential policy over papal comments so long as the policy still falls within Catholic moral teachings. Catholics are allowed to politically disagree with each other, provided each is following a well-informed conscience in line with Church teaching. For example, I agree with the Pope on the Iran “war,” but disagree with him (and agree with Trump) on Venezuela, Cuba, drug traffickers, border security and deportation of illegal aliens.

Third, Catholics are not being disloyal to the pope or the Church due to such political disagreements. Catholics are obliged to know their faith, and act accordingly in politics as everything else, but it is possible for two Catholics to have a disagreement on how Church teaching should be applied to a certain political issue.

Fourth and finally, Catholics are not being disloyal to the United States, or unAmerican, when they agree with the pope over the president on a particular political issue. Protestants do that all the time, except for them it’s not the pope, but rather their pastor.

[Greg Price @greg_price11]

Chris Hale worked for an administration that felt it was so mission critical that Catholic nuns be forced to provide contraceptives to their employees that they were forced to go to the Supreme Court to defend their First Amendment rights.

[bumbadum @bumbadum14]

Disappointing to see people uncritically consume the most obvious gossip slop form Christopher Hale, a paid DNC shill “Catholic” who is pro choice, and the Bari (((Weiss)))’s The Free Press.

But who cares about skepticism and truth when you can use it to bemoan the admin

[Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex]

#ViaCrucis

[Wisconsin Hockey @BadgerMHockey]

WE’RE GOING TO VEGAS!!!