Sara Boettcher

“Jesus promised his disciples three things—that they would be completely fearless, absurdly happy, and in constant trouble.”- Gilbert K. Chesterton

[Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio]

Today, @StateDept is imposing new visa restrictions to bar Far-Left Terrorists from entering our country.

Foreigners who finance, incite, or aid and abet Far-Left Terrorists are enemies of our civilization. They are not welcome in the United States.
https://t.co/Xnc1dqMAHd

[Gregory K Bovino @GregoryKBovino]

This nails the core problem…

Deportations get harder the less American the United States becomes, because the new demographics create a built-in constituency against enforcement.

I’ve watched this dynamic for three decades on the border. The longer we wait, the smaller our window gets.

We need to move decisively now on mass self-deportation and removals.

Make it impossible to live, work, or stay here illegally while we still can.

The clock is ticking. Our kids’ future depends on it

[Senator Eric Schmitt @SenEricSchmitt]

SCOTUS got birthright citizenship dangerously wrong.

I'm filing the American Citizenship Act to start the process of restoring the 14th Amendment's original meaning.

My bill restores the original understanding to prevent birthright citizenship for illegal aliens and tourists.

[Oilfield Rando @Oilfield_Rando]

In today’s edition of “WHY IN THE BLEEDING F**K WEREN’T WE DOING THIS ALREADY”

[Bill D'Agostino @Banned_Bill]

Seeing a lot of people speculating that constant death threats and intimidation may have influenced Barrett’s rulings. Maybe.

But I urge you to consider how pivotal the corporate media are in making these mass intimidation tactics possible to begin with.

You probably don’t consume any corporate media content yourself, but unfortunately that doesn't make you immune to their rewriting (or wholesale deletion) of history. Sooner or later their stranglehold on the news cycle is going to stop you from remembering how bad things truly are. It's going to punch holes in your political memory.

Here’s a relevant SCOTUS example: You probably remember that back in 2022, some guy flew across the country to try and off Brett Kavanaugh.

But do you remember what exactly he was planning on doing to the Judge and his family? Do you remember that he had multiple sets of zip ties, a roll of duct tape, several blunt weapons, and a nail punch in his backpack? Do you remember that he brought multiple loaded mags for his Glock 17?

This freak wasn’t planning a quick political hit, he was planning to massacre an entire family. Kavanaugh, his wife, and his two young daughters. Probably not quickly either.

Do you remember all that? If not, thank the media. It should have gotten weeks of rabid coverage, but of course it didn't, because frankly, the journalists weren't all that bothered by it. Some of them were probably privately bummed that the guy got caught. Watch five minutes of MS NOW if you think I'm being uncharitable.

The point is, it’s not enough to remember the details yourself; if the story (let alone all the grizzly details) is never allowed to permeate the public consciousness, sooner or later it all but evaporates. Because unlike with January 6 or Charlottesville 2017, there’s nobody around to remind you of it from time to time, and hardly any you'd bother to remind has even heard of what you’re talking about to begin with. So eventually even your own memory of it becomes fuzzy.

If the media wanted the threats against Barrett and her conservative colleagues to stop, they could make it happen practically overnight. If you think I’m exaggerating, consider that they just intimidated the DHS Secretary into banning ICE traffic stops nationwide. And all it cost them was a couple of days crying crocodile tears over an illegal alien who got shot for trying to run a federal agent over with his car. They didn’t even have to threaten Mullin, they just had to whine, and conceal a few details here and there so that their audience would whine with them.

Politicians care more than they’d like to admit about the histrionic screeching of journalists. They could have easily cowed Democrats into condemning the incessant protests (read: mass intimidation attempts) outside justices’ houses. All they had to do was occasionally remind everybody that Chuck Schumer yelled into a megaphone that Brett Kavanaugh was going to “reap the whirlwind,” and that a few months later some lunatic tried to torture Kavanaugh’s entire family to death.

But they didn’t, of course they didn’t, because while they may have found that lunatic’s chosen method of activism distasteful, they sympathized with his goal. So they gave him a pass. They dutifully mentioned it once or twice (or never, depending on the outlet), glossed over it in broad strokes, and then pivoted back to calling you racist.

And now we have birthright citizenship.

[Paul @WomanDefiner]

I just want to remind everyone the Byrd rule which requires 60 votes on non budgetary bills is a modern invention that is younger than me. It didn't exist prior to 1985 and only exists as plausible deniability for senators who don't want to do what Americans want.

"Oh shucks... We don't have 60 votes" isn't a real thing in any special way. It's not the law, its fake.

[Sara Boettcher @papistlaytrash]

@Cernovich Just watched Joe Rogan trying to work over JD Vance about Texas legislation on the Bible and 10 commandments. He actually said kids shouldn’t be forced to be exposed to Christianity (citing James Talarico) as if there hasn’t been a secular religion pushed in schools for decades.

[bumbadum @bumbadum14]

Why not just vote for better republicans and not shitty neocons?

There is a productive answer to this that isn’t “give up and destroy the country”

[Monty Bennett @MontyBennett]

DFW now accounts for more than half of all H-1B approvals in Texas. We cannot keep telling young Americans to earn a degree, build the skills, and work hard, only to support a system that lets corporations prioritize overseas hiring instead.

[Oilfield Rando @Oilfield_Rando]

I spend the majority of my time working away from home so that the GOP can force me to pay for strangers’ home repairs while also telling me how bad socialism is.

[Oilfield Rando @Oilfield_Rando]

University heads will say these things without shame because they are paid over a million dollars a year to

[bumbadum @bumbadum14]

I don’t care if it breaks the constitution, people like Jason shouldn’t be able to destroy California then move to safe havens like Texas and then destroy those states from within

[Sara Boettcher @papistlaytrash]

@bumbadum14

[Chip Roy @chiproytx]

Any improvement to DST won’t matter if we are all waking up to Islamic Prayer Calls

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Democrats want to murder everyone who is rich, regardless of race, and also everyone who is white and Christian. Not in the mood to hear about how there's a "moderate Democrat" or that Republicans need to become more "moderate." It's the party of death or the party of life.

[Jeremy Carl @realJeremyCarl]

This isn't going to cut it.

100% of every American immigration problem-- including fatal ICE encounters, needs to be laid at the feet of the Democrat party and pro-amnesty Republicans who allowed this to happen through importing tens of millions of illegals over many decades while refusing to enforce American laws that demanded their repatriation.

Until every GOP official feels this in their bones, and enforce America's laws without apology, we will never get the immigration policy our voters demand-- which is the only immigration policy that can save America.

[Jesse Kelly @JesseKellyDC]

You can’t deport 50 million people without someone getting hurt. People will get hurt. People will get killed.

So what. Deport them all anyway.

And for the love of God, STOP REWARDING COMMUNISTS FOR THEIR TACTICS!

[Sara Boettcher @papistlaytrash]

@NutriDetect 😬

[Crémieux @cremieuxrecueil]

The really key thing about low-dose Accutane/isotretinoin, is that people found that side effects scale with dose, while benefits don't scale as well.

For most people, a low dose achieves what a high dose does, but it's much milder.

I don't even have chapped lips, for example.

[Sara Boettcher @papistlaytrash]

@nypost Sick

[Sara Boettcher @papistlaytrash]

@NolteNC @Cernovich @BreitbartNews Texas is terrible- please make it #1 on the list