@JBPritzker@GovPritzker blue states often support housing affordability politically, but local zoning, permitting, neighborhood vetoes, and regulatory costs prevent enough housing from being built. solution is always the same, more spending you don’t have.
@RoKhanna Why are you demanding accountability for Israel with far more urgency than accountability for California’s misuse of taxpayer funds, homelessness spending failures, and benefit fraud affecting your own constituents?
@ChrisCoons@SenLBR@Rep_McBride You are total failure, since 2010 Delaware spending has doubled while your voters are no better off in education, healthcare or nutrition. Only thing you are good at is pointing fingers.
On May 15, 1948, the day after Israel declared independence, five Arab armies invaded the fledgling Jewish state with the explicit goal of destroying it—launching what they hoped would be a swift war of extermination following seven months of civil war, a brutal siege of Jerusalem’s Jews, and an international arms embargo that left Israel desperately outgunned.
This was the true birth of the “Nakba”: not an unprovoked catastrophe inflicted by Israel, but the self-inflicted consequence of Arab leaders’ rejection of the UN partition plan, their orchestration of violence, and their catastrophic military failure, which created the Palestinian refugee crisis amid the very war they started. While tragedy engulfed both peoples, the historical record shows that the path to peace was blocked not by Jewish statehood, but by the Arab world’s refusal to accept it.
On May 15, 1948, the day after Israel declared independence, five Arab armies invaded the fledgling Jewish state with the explicit goal of destroying it—launching what they hoped would be a swift war of extermination following seven months of civil war, a brutal siege of Jerusalem’s Jews, and an international arms embargo that left Israel desperately outgunned.
This was the true birth of the “Nakba”: not an unprovoked catastrophe inflicted by Israel, but the self-inflicted consequence of Arab leaders’ rejection of the UN partition plan, their orchestration of violence, and their catastrophic military failure, which created the Palestinian refugee crisis amid the very war they started. While tragedy engulfed both peoples, the historical record shows that the path to peace was blocked not by Jewish statehood, but by the Arab world’s refusal to accept it.
Mourning the Nakba while ignoring history treats Palestinian statelessness as a passive tragedy rather than a direct result of leadership choices. The historical record shows five definitive offers for an independent Palestinian state—all rejected. Instead of building a state with billions in UN and international aid, leadership like Hamas built attack tunnels and launched intifadas. Validating a narrative of perpetual victimhood completely overlooks the reality that Palestinian leadership has repeatedly prioritized Israel's destruction over their own statehood.
Never Forget when Mel Gibson completely ended Mayor Karen Bass’s career for millions to see:
“It’s time to take back our city and our state”
TIME TO VOTE FOR SPENCER PRATT
If this is true, Sen. John Fetterman has confirmed what we all suspected, Obama is running a Shadow Government which Democrats are lock stepping with, undermining President Trump’s agenda for “we the people”.
It also confirms Obama is GITMO qualified. “Sedition”.
JB can blame and points fingers and deflect, but Illinois’ numbers under him are hard to spin: 43rd in job growth, among the worst in unemployment, 3rd-worst in domestic outmigration, one of the nation’s weakest pension systems, and real GDP growth that trails stronger peer states.
JB Pritzker melting down over the White House ballroom is incredible stuff considering Illinois taxpayers shelled out $180+ million for upgrades at his family's Hyatt.
And yes—that INCLUDED a ballroom.
@CAgovernor "Every victim matters!"—except the ones released early for "personal history," the shoplifters you decriminalized into smash-and-grab professionals, or the tent cities where fentanyl is the new state flower.
@BarackObama@MichelleObama@ObamaFoundation A monument for a king that cost $350M of taxpayer money, while democrats complain about $300M on Whitehouse ballroom that Trump is paying for himself. Hypocrisy at its best!
What happened at the University of Michigan is bigger than one speaker and it deserves more than an apology.
It’s well known Michigan has a large Jewish student body. The administration knew the speaker’s record and still handed him the mic—leaving those students isolated and targeted.
Protests on campus have repeatedly crossed the line: encampments, disrupted ceremonies, demonstrations at officials’ homes, clashes with police.
The first amendment must be protected but it doesn’t absolve anyone of consequences.
Universities have deep culture problems they must address. If they don’t, they should face repercussions.