Peter Giunta

Once canceled, recovering politico. Still giving unwanted opinions and airing grievances. Host of @peterUNCANCELED

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

@GovPressOffice Come again, bozo?

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

@LobsterTimes So good to see you back from rehab Lobster

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

Dumb take. It isn’t wishful thinking because Democrats have already started hinting at the crazy things they plan to do … and let’s not forget all the new socialists that got elected too.

All the more reason for Republicans to pull their heads out of their asses because defeating the left in 2028/2030 should be an alley-oop.

[Richard Spencer 🇺🇦 @RichardBSpencer]

We just elected a bunch of Democrats from Red states. No, the Congress is not going to be “Woke 2” or radical on anything. They will be moderate. They couldn’t be radical even if they wanted to, since Trump has a veto.

Conservatives are engaging in wishful thinking: hoping the Democrats will go berserk to justify a Republican comeback in 2028. It’s not going to happen.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Ilhan Omar married her brother, appears to be complicit in the Somali fraud, and committed immigration fraud

Accountability is due.

It’s time to deport Ilhan Omar.

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

“Catherine” … 🤣

I just figured out who you are and where you’re from.

In the future, don’t post images that you haven’t wiped using a meta data cleaner.

This is going to be so embarrassing for you. What’s more embarrassing is that you thought you could get away with it anonymously.

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

There is a war within the Republican Party that has been brewing for quite some time.

Levin, Theissan, and Kilmeade - as well as many others - are remnants of the increasingly out-of-touch Washington old guard. Their rhetoric has contributed to America’s decline for years.

The midterms were proof that these men no longer represent the mainstream right. It is, indeed, younger, wiser, and hungrier.

We will not allow you to take us back.

We will not allow you to moderate us.

We will not allow you to ignore us.

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

Politico is working on a "story" that criticism of the VP from Brian Kilmeade, Marc Theissan, and me are broadening and strengthening his support.  Now, folks, I've been around a few years.  I've seen presidents and vice presidents come and go.  I've seen politicians come and go.  I've also seen campaign operatives and surrogates manipulate a willing media in hopes of creating a pseudo-news story to advance an agenda.  In the case of the reporter, better access.  In the case of the politician, to discourage criticism.  We are not going to be played.  That said, I assume that those who criticize the VP and/or his positions will be encouraged to do so by the VP and his operatives since, according to the story to be published, it is helping him!

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

So now I’m the establishment? But I thought I was a groyper?

You people can’t even make up your minds … and you want me to be afraid of some coward who won’t even show their real face (and probably isn’t even a real woman).

Hey, here’s some free advice … clear the meta data from images before you post them. It can tell you a lot about a person :)

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

We will never learn.

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

So far, the lessons the GOP establishment seems to have learned from the midterms are that they need to:

>Eliminate the rabble-rousing MAGA types from leadership positions in the party
>Gatekeep against anyone under the age of 35 for being too "Far Right"
>Revert the GOP to pre-2015 style "Compassionate Conservatism"
>Pass amnesty and a pathway to citizenship for +20 million illegals
>Escalate the war in Iran

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

@CatherineNewY What’s funny is that you’ve made ten accounts to attack the same group of people.

Yet each time you try to threaten or blackmail us, you quickly delete your account like a little coward.

You won’t get me to stop speaking. Not until you show your face.

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

@LobsterTimes It’s “computah”

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

We are living in a simulation.

[New York Post @nypost]

Former student in wizard hat arrested for attacking TPUSA group at Texas university https://t.co/UD6JJpMDqE

[Vianca Rodriguez @rodzvianca]

People voted DSA into office thinking they'd make our lives more affordable. But these people have no idea what they just voted for.

Most Americans don't know that Argentina froze prices on 1,432 consumer products in 2021. That included most groceries, cleaning supplies, personal care items, and some drinks. Guess what happened? Inflation skyrocketed to a staggering 94.8% the following year and 211.4% in 2023. Peak "affordability", am I right?

Numbers UNHEARD OF in America, but if we allow full-blown socialists to take over, it can most definitely happen here. Remember when inflation hit almost 10% under Biden and the nation FELT that? Now try to imagine the consequences of that, times 200%.

Forcing a cheaper price tag on something doesn’t make it cheaper to produce. The farmer still has a high fertilizer bill. The trucker still needs fuel. When businesses can’t cover their costs, they produce less or simply stop selling. And that's how you end up with fewer products to buy and choose from the shelf.

Congratulations. The price looks great. Good luck finding the food.

In Venezuela, Chávez and Maduro combined price controls with state takeovers and authoritarian rule. Families endured empty shelves and food lines while the government tightened its grip. Millions ultimately fled the country and have found their way here.

So yes, I’m tired -- and frankly terrified -- of DSA and Democrat politicians selling more government control as some brilliant new answer to the cost of living. These policies have a record. Democrats ALREADY have a record.

The families who fled these systems have something to teach us. They paid for those lessons with their homes, businesses and years of their lives. Brushing them aside because their experiences don’t fit your politics is arrogant as hell.

@LIBREinitiative's Fight Socialism playbook discusses these consequences in more detail. Go check it out:
https://t.co/bV8FxEbn8e

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

@LeaderJohnThune Here for the ratio.

[Brandon Straka #WalkAway @BrandonStraka]

This is one of the saddest things to me about where we’ve ended up.

MAGA started out as the movement for everyday people who were forgotten and shut out by the power structure of their own country.

We were told Trump couldn’t be bought, and MAGA was the movement to destroy corruption and drain the swamp.

After everything we’ve been through, it’s devastating to feel that we’ve arrived at a place where everything has a price: pardons are for sale; access, influence- even the core principles of the movement are negotiable.

The people who were promised a voice are left wondering whether they matter at all, while the wealthiest and best connected appear able to buy their way to whatever they want.

How did we get from “the forgotten men and women” to this?

[Kevin Roberts @KevinRobertsTX]

Saying, “We’ve got to start talking to independent voters,” here is Swamp talk for “run to the middle.” Running to the middle is not what got Trump popularly elected in 2024, but it is what got Republicans crushed in the midterms. Bold conservatism is what will attract independent voters and win elections.

[Mark Mitchell, Honest Pollster @honestpollster]

The biggest change I've seen since Tuesday is the willingness of EVERYONE I talk to on the right venting about how cancerous the consulting class is for this movement.

It's time to get clean.

[Megan Basham @megbasham]

It’s pretty insane that the entire Republican voting base has said, “we don’t want this guy. We don’t want this failed leadership.” And their arrogance and obstinacy is so great that they come out and tell us, “we don’t care what you want. We understand we’re supposed to represent your wishes, but we are going to spit in your face and do what we want anyway.”

Literally, the only constituency that the Senate Republicans have are each other and a handful of massive donors.

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

Been saying this for some time.

[Roger Stone @RogerJStoneJr]

Brian Kilmeade has the IQ of a cantaloupe. Literally dumb as a box of rocks. His books are great if you read at a 12th grade level.

[Palmer Luckey @PalmerLuckey]

China wants Jensen out, so I want him in.

[AF Post @AFpost]

Rather than “vote Democrat,” most young Republicans simply didn’t vote.

Between ages 18 and 29, only 11% switched their vote; 34%, however, didn’t vote.

Follow: @AFpost

[Peter Giunta @PeterGiunta]

The Chris Christie hating shall continue.

[Steve Cortes @SteveCortes]

Sloppy Chris Christie, who is planning a third presidential run, attacked Governor @RonDeSantis on New Hampshire radio this morning:

“Ron DeSantis wakes up after Donald Trump is trounced a week ago and all of a sudden, he’s got religion.”

It seems like @GovChristie strictly runs for President to do the bidding of the corrupt corporate media and Never-Trump crowd.

Someone please tell Chris Christie that Republican primary voters don’t respect him!