Diane Cullen

[ꪻꫝể ꪻꫝể @TheThe1776]

National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd: “Kamala Harris knows what she needs to do, I was there. I gave her all of the policies she needed… and she refused to implement them. She does NOT care about you. She does NOT care about the safety of this country. He(Trump) does. This is the man for the presidency."

MSM is out their spinning the Narrative that Kamala wasn’t the Border Czar for the last 4 years it’s because they know we have a Border Crisis and it’s the #1 issue for Americans right now! She had a job assigned specifically to her and she failed miserably!

Reelecting Trump back into office will solve this issue along with so many issues in America!

[eric madel @EricMadel]

Awesome sky tonight fishing @RachelFrank_CT @RyanBretonWX @Eweather13 #GiuffridaLake #Meriden

[Diane Cullen @Rivrogue]

More like a lie so pathetic you almost have to cry!

[Greg Price @greg_price11]

Biden: "We are also securing our border. Border crossings are lower today than when the previous administration left office."

A lie so pathetic that you almost have to laugh.

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

Christopher Wray is an incompetent disgrace

[JD Vance @JDVance]

Anti-American and pro-Hamas rioters burned the American flag in front of the US Capitol, and the woman who wants to be our president is still refusing to condemn it.

[Diane Cullen @Rivrogue]

@Restoration_roa @conservgrace They have an odd way of defending Democracy.

[Restoration of America @Restoration_roa]

One week Biden is “active” and “in good health.”

The next, he is dropping out of the Presidential race without any transparency about his obvious health decline.

Kamala Harris and the Democrats have tirelessly lied to the American people.

[Diane Cullen @Rivrogue]

Me too! Whoever created this is brilliant.

[Jake Slade @JakeSladeUSA]

I’m voting for the guy who raised the bar.

[Diane Cullen @Rivrogue]

I just logged on. This website really brings illegal alien crime home! Pun very much intended. Kudos to Restoration of America for its excellent research & invaluable service to America.

[Restoration of America @Restoration_roa]

The border crisis chaos is unacceptable and is deeply hurting our country.

Americans have had enough of Biden and border czar Harris.

Go to https://t.co/8o6kReQ8wv — it only scratches the surface on the extent of the border crisis. @conservgrace

[Restoration of America @Restoration_roa]

The border crisis chaos is unacceptable and is deeply hurting our country.

Americans have had enough of Biden and border czar Harris.

Go to https://t.co/8o6kReQ8wv — it only scratches the surface on the extent of the border crisis. @conservgrace

[Diane Cullen @Rivrogue]

Getting worse every day. Drip, drip, drip!

[The Post Millennial @TPostMillennial]

BREAKING: Local law enforcement offered drones to Secret Service ahead of Trump assassination attempt—Secret Service DECLINED: whistleblower

https://t.co/2nNwqH3Tbq

[eweather @Eweather13]

Epic #sunset from Mystic CT tonight!!! @RachelFrank_CT @RyanBretonWX

#StormHour

[Diane Cullen @Rivrogue]

So much for Democracy and free speech!

[Daily Caller @DailyCaller]

BREAKING: Google shut down our ads promoting our documentary about election fraud because they could “undermine trust in [the] democratic process.”

[Diane Cullen @Rivrogue]

@conservgrace Worse yet, Dems declared him unfit to be their nominee (Read: Biden would lose in November), but perfectly fine to remain in office. That is a coup, a subversion of democracy, & clear evidence that the Dems care far more about winning/holding power than they do about America.

[Diane Cullen @Rivrogue]

@conservgrace Worse yet, Dems declared him unfit to be their nominee (Read: Biden would lose in November), but perfectly fine to remain in office. That is a coup, a subversion of democracy, & clear evidence that the Dems care far more about winning/holding power than they do about America.

[Grace Reilly @conservgrace]

“Fourteen million people voted for me to be the nominee in the Democratic party. I listen to them."

What happened to democracy? The Democrats removed someone who the people elected to be their nominee, and handpicked who they would usher in.

[BlindFaithBook @BlindFaithBook]

@VDHanson She's giddy. Sickening.

https://t.co/jFnZiqo1mG

[Diane Cullen @Rivrogue]

ALL of these (bail reform, migrants, & depleted NYPD) are the result of liberal policies. Kinda makes you wonder why New Yorkers continually vote against their own interests.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Whoa

[Diane Cullen @Rivrogue]

@JDVance1 Works for me!

[David Limbaugh @DavidLimbaugh]

Regarding Trump's speech, I I think the hyper-critical need to settle down a little bit. Trump's post-trauma testimony was that he changed. Those closest to him corroborated it. His supporters believed it. And it is real. But transformative incidents aren't personality-snatchers.

A further consensus is that the first part, maybe the first half of Trump's speech was moving, profound, reflective and might signal a different Trump altogether. But as he continued I would suspect few present at the convention were annoyed that he kept going.

I also sense that many of his supporters watching on TV were very pleased but at a certain point, even though we were forewarned of the possible length, started to get a little nervous for him -- not annoyance with him, but rooting for him to wrap it up reasonably soon to ensure that he wouldn't lose the magic. But they were mostly still riveted by the substance, which in my opinion was specific and powerful, even if sometimes rambling.

This man is manifestly in command of the facts and the issues and when he went off prompter you could tell that he truly gets it -- the damage Joe Biden and his handlers have done to America, and his genuine patriotic grief over this destruction. And Trump couldn't resist telling us how he was going to dismantle this metastatic government and drain the poison from our system.

To assure the nervous well-wishers, let me say that Trump did show he had changed. His description of the life-changing, near death experience could not be faked, and people intrinsically know it was sincere and that it has changed Trump -- all for the better.

But we have to understand something else. Trump is irrepressible and that will never change. It's part of his DNA that no divine transformation will turn him into an entirely different human being. God is not going to gut him of his uniqueness.

If we've learned anything about Trump over the last near-decade it's that his lifeblood is the country he loves and the people who support him. There is a mutual love bond. He feels it; he's energized by it; it is contagious and it trickles down into the entire party and into the American body politic at large. Without it, the incredibly explosive convention the entire four days leading up to Trump's culminating speech would not have been infused with the positive energy it was. The convention might have been a dud.

Some understandably hoped that Trump would shock everyone by issuing a profound sober address that would leave people reeling with awe and that he might then leave the stage and take the win -- that would have been an easy one to knock out of the park and with little risk. But, again, Trump is Trump.

And what I think happened is that despite plans he might have had to follow probably advice that he do just that, he started feeling that energy from people who love him -- and who love him now even more than they did before the shooting. He was pulsating with this energy, it radiated to the audience and it came right back to him tenfold.

At that point Trump couldn't resist reverting to self -- his humor and his entertainment mode -- and a detailed explanation -- a laundry list, if you will -- of what Biden has done to this country, specifically, and how he panned to fix it -- specifically.

What I think you saw last night was a love-fest and Donald Trump, precisely because he was genuinely affected from the assassination attempt and the outpouring of love from his supporters -- genuine American patriots, not kooks, not cult members, not idolators -- was compelled to continue because he simply couldn't get enough of the intoxicating experience. It was an orgy of optimism.

I think some of the critics might be projecting a bit, thinking their annoyance at the length of the speech was shared by way more people than it actually was. People might have preferred that it end before it did, but they were not annoyed and I truly don't believe he lost many votes, if any, because of it.

In fact, considering the feelings of the audience, I think it might be a good thing in part that he continued and showed his personal side even more, validating what his family, friends, and others had said about him throughout this week.

We saw an intimately personal and lovable Trump last night. He wasn't shrieking or bitter even as he described the disgusting, deliberate damage Biden has done to America. He was personally likable throughout. And I, for one, hope millions of Americans watching on TV saw the real human side of Trump, his humor, his charm, and his genuine love for America and absolute determination to fix it and the indomitable optimism he has that he is up to the job.

People who watched this might have heard for the first time, in graphic detail, a bill of particulars of the "crimes" Biden and his handlers have visited on America. Those in a news void might have been blown away by what they heard.

Because of my own optimism and my starvation for a monumental corrective and rebirth for America, I may be wrong about all of this but I sincerely doubt it. If Trump could ever get a pass, if there were ever an opportunity for grace being extended to him, it was last night, following the shooting.

The country is desperately sick of the assault on our nation. Americans are crying out for relief from the left's internal revolution against our founding ideals and our Constitution and rule of law. Trump signaled in spades that he was up to the task of answering that call and he intended to implement revolutionary-level remedies -- albeit lawful and constitutional ones, to right the ship of state.

So supporters who are worried that Trump may have squandered his good will and lost a golden opportunity, don't let your hearts be troubled because he didn't. (Again, sorry this post is as long as Trump's speech).

God bless America.