Michael Schlabach

[Clay Travis @ClayTravis]

Black woman argues that black women who murder their kids deserve support too, not just white women. The entire room of women cheers deliriously. This is mass psychosis.

[Benonwine @benonwine]

Don’t forget the families of the village of Piddington who are about to be invaded by illegal migrant men.

This is Labours evil plan and they plan to flood many British villages and towns with dangerous young men who hate our culture and way of life.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

For 40 days, Ceuta has been waking up like this. An apocalypse.

[MO REESE DELK @DelkReese]

👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇
#VoteREDForTheMidterms2026

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Meet Shelly Kates Headen, a Democrat candidate for NC House.

She hoped for an attack on U.S. soil targeting red states

She should drop out immediately. She doesn’t belong anywhere public office

Psychotic behavior

[Michael Schlabach @mschlab09]

@JoeyMannarino It’s a combo of Obama’s imported muslims and conservatives are complacent and lazy as shit.

[Joey Mannarino @JoeyMannarino]

How in God’s name is Abdul El-Sayed even close to winning this race?

The man campaigns with people who say America deserved 9/11.

He is a radical Islamist extremist if I’ve ever seen one.

And this is who Michigan wants to put in the Senate?

How is Mike not 50 points ahead?!?!?

[KJW @Hawkesbay69]

I feel so sorry for the citizens of Ceuta their government has betrayed them and left them to vendor themselves all because the Spanish government follows the orders if the WEF and their disastrous migration policies

[Michael Schlabach @mschlab09]

@CaptMeticuli @nicksortor Looks like they need to get the Dallas animal control over there too to round up those furries.

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

🚨 BREAKING: Dallas Riot Police are rolling in HEAVY to take on leftist rioters who are BLOCKING ROADS outside the RNC

These losers are about to learn the HARD way that this BS WILL NOT be tolerated in Texas! 🔥

[Kentucky Girl @Kentuckygirl1]

Sorry, but I’m confused.

Did these people lynch themselves?

And…is it still considered a lynching if 1 black person hung another black person?

Kyle Bassinga - suicide
Isaac Carlos Aguirre - suicide
Juliana Umba Nzita - suicide
To’Nea Nicole Miller - suicide
Justice Kai James - suicide
Jerard “Jay” Jackson - suicide
Tasia Fortune - maybe DV homicide
Javion Magee - suicide
Demetrius Eugene Fleming - suicide
Earl Smith - suicide

[Kentucky Girl @Kentuckygirl1]

Nick Dargie has a special chair in the corner of their bedroom, doesn't he?

[Sidney Powell 🇺🇸 Attorney, Author, Gladiator @SidneyPowell1]

You are right @frankgaffney ‼️The danger only grows when good people are silent. No more mosques. No more accommodations. End the invasion and increase deportations of this seditious cult that seeks to destroy Christians, Jews, homosexuals, and everyone but them. @AmyMek

[ThePersistence @ScottPresler]

A protester just interrupted Vice President JD Vance waving both a Mexican flag & a Palestinian Authority flag.

Without missing a beat, Vance replied, “If you love Mexico so much, then get your a** over there.”

The RNC Convention erupted with cheers & chants of, “USA!”

An iconic moment.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

There is a massive American flag hanging over the exact spot Charlie Kirk was assassinated right now.

A man from Detroit drove all the way to Utah to bring a cross to the site.

They didn’t silence him, they made him a martyr.

📸: @MattFinnFNC

[GregGutfeld @greggutfeld]

please read this

[Austin Justice @AustinJustice]

Andrew Wimsatt spent his life figuring out how to make things last longer.

Roads, bridges, tunnels, pavement, friendships.

He held three civil engineering degrees from the University of Texas at Austin, spent 18 years at TxDOT, ten of them as Fort Worth District Pavement Engineer, and in 2006 joined the Texas A&M Transportation Institute, where he eventually ran the Materials and Pavements Division and its $9 million annual research program. He worked on ground-penetrating radar, nondestructive testing, asset management.

Describing the work once, he said the real challenge wasn't building new things; it was making what we already have last longer.

Andrew made what we already have last longer.

He was an obsessive live-music fan who would fly across the country to see a band. He loved Slowdive. In 2023 he was recommending "Souvlaki" and "everything is alive" to anyone who'd listen, singled out their cover of Syd Barrett's "Golden Hair," and admitted that when he heard them play it at FYF in 2014, he teared up. In 2016, when bad weather killed Levitation and Slowdive threw together a surprise show at the Scoot Inn, Andrew happened to be sitting at his computer and grabbed two $7.50 tickets in the roughly two minutes before it sold out. Then he recorded the entire set on his iPhone for a friend.

He made music too. He'd been in bands with Karl Rehn since high school, engineered their home cassette recordings in the early 1980s, and in 1990 released "Reflections" under the name the Andrew Wimsatt Ensemble, cut at Sixth Street Studio. He and Rehn made music videos that ran for years on Austin's ACTV, and contributed to the score of a 1994 documentary about Barton Springs.

Then there was the archiving, which is maybe the most Andrew thing about him. He clipped television. Constantly, expertly, for free, for people he admired. The Fifth Column crew (@wethefifth) called him "Busty Wimsatt" and, in their newsletters, "ever-alert," "indefatigable," and at least once "American hero." @MattWelch called him their most devoted cliphawker. Andrew painstakingly uploaded old episodes of "The Independents" so they wouldn't disappear. He clipped @KatTimpf's Fox appearances for her Locals community. He sent @walterkirn clips of Kirn's own jokes.

"Boy did I feel special," Kirn wrote today. "Not many strangers will go out of their way to give another that kind of encouragement."

He was not, for the record, employed by any of these people.

He contributed old photographs to @iowahawkblog's Dave's Car ID Service. He was a fixture in Austin's science fiction community and once drove Howard Waldrop home from Worldcon. He was an executive producer of Penn Jillette and Adam Rifkin's "Director's Cut," and appears in it, briefly, as "Greeting Cop." He hosted a regular libertarian beer gathering at the Johnny Cash-themed bar Mean Eyed Cat. He was, per @JTLonsdale, one of University of Austin’s (@uaustinorg) original small donors. He bought a camouflage "No Step on Snek" hat at a Texas gun show this summer and his friends heard about it.

The man lived.

He lived in Cambridge Towers, a 1965 midcentury modern building near the Capitol. Punk rock, pop surrealism, midcentury furniture, a gentle Southern manner. He loved salt to a degree his friends used as a unit of measurement.

He was, by every single account, one of the kindest people anyone had met.

@greggutfeld: supremely gentle, willing to do just about anything for another person.

@PlanetTyrus: always positive, physically slight, with a monster laugh.

@NancyRomm says he once gave her the jacket off his back when she was getting hypothermic.

A friend of 13 years and dozens of concerts tells me he never once heard Andrew say an unpleasant thing about anyone.

Both his parents were English professors. His father, James, was a Chaucer scholar at UT Austin who died in 2023 at 96. His mother, Mary, took her doctorate at Duke, ran the Society for the Study of Southern Literature, held an endowed chair as McClintock Professor of Southern Letters at South Carolina, wrote the first full-length study of a nineteenth-century novelist almost nobody remembered, and spent five years on a public radio project designed to get ordinary people reading Faulkner and Welty.

His parents spent their careers recovering things other people had stopped reading. They taught their son to make things last longer.

His mother now has Alzheimer's and lives in a nursing home in Round Rock. Andrew helped care for his father at the end, and then her. His routine was to drive out, walk with her, and then take a second walk alone.

He photographed what he saw on his walks. His Instagram is herons -- wading, fishing, one caught mid-wingspan over the water -- plus hawks in bare branches, a squirrel wedged in a tree hollow, a snail on a brick wall, bluebonnets, and a lot of Texas sky at the second it went orange.

Two days before he died, he was at a friend's house for movie night, watching Mystery Science Theater 3000 do "The Crawling Hand."

He spent his whole life trying to make things last longer, and he was good at it, and he was doing it right up to the end -- the second walk of the morning, until he sat on a park bench in the morning sun.

He is survived by his siblings, Alison Ross and David Joseph Wimsatt. And by his mother, who he walked with that morning, and who does not know he isn't coming back next week.

[Eva Vlaardingerbroek @EvaVlaar]

Chancellor @_FriedrichMerz had a sore-loser meltdown in parliament yesterday, accusing @Alice_Weidel - and anyone who argues for remigration - of wanting “ethnic cleansing.”

Remigration is not ethnic cleansing. But if Merz wants to treat demographic change as ethnic cleansing, then it is his CDU’s replacement migration that amounted to the ethnic cleansing of native Germans - and we won’t allow him to criminalize the reversal of those policies.

We @SaveEuropeAct will not stop till we make Remigration a reality.

[Jill the blonde Italian-American @JFracci]

Jesus, Mary & Giuseppe…. I am so full of vitriol tonite & CUSS WORDS IN 2 LANGUAGES…. I better go to bed & cuddle my Zoe. I am dreaming of a better world tonite & 🙏🏼 for all the HEROES & 🇺🇸 PEOPLE WE LOST ON SEPT.11 2001. 💔💔💙💙💙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 NEVER FORGET🙏🏼🙏🏼

[Brandon Gill @realBrandonGill]

The Left's tactic of calling you a mean name, then praying you'll shut up has never and will never work on me because I'm not doing any of this for myself.

I'm doing it for my children and for Americans like you.