Democrats in Virginia have introduced a bill to eliminate mandatory minimum sentencing for rape, manslaughter, assaulting a law enforcement officer, possession and distribution of child pornography, and all repeat violent felonies.
Democrats won Virginia and are going full Marxist. Taxes at California levels. Banning white men from government contracts. Surveillance tech cameras to issue tickets. Internet voting. Gun bans.
There is no such thing as a moderate Democrat.
MASS DEPORTATIONS ARE MAKING AMERICA SAFER
Did you know…
Last year saw the largest decline in murders in history?
There were also MASSIVE drops in rapes, robberies, shooting deaths (the fewest since 2015), traffic fatalities, and overdose deaths.
Sure, there’s multiple trends contributing to this post COVID, but…
The drops are MOST dramatic exactly where the Trump admin conducted mass deportations and enhanced law enforcement ops:
Washington, D.C. — Murders declined 60% (!!), carjackings dropped 68%, and overall crime fell by 1/3.
Chicago — 2025 saw the fewest murders since 1965. Shootings were down by more than 1/3.
Memphis — Fewer than 200 murders for the first time since 2019. Shootings dropped nearly 40%.
New Orleans — Homicides rate fell to the lowest level in nearly 50 years.
The media propaganda and the hysteria are meant to distract from the remarkable ROI of enforcing our immigration laws.
What’s being done here is so incredibly noxious to me. It’s a double-blackmail scheme. Biden lets in 15 million or whatever people in a policy of de-facto open borders, this is rejected severely at the ballot box. Then, the minute the new government works to rectify that, they are immediately pushed into the gutter by a legion of activist agitators working to make the *legitimate* action of immigration enforcement seem illegitimate.
I’m not going to fall for this. It’s a flagrant violation of the spirit of democracy and, more importantly, acquiescence here basically means that the left is permitted to walk unchecked over this nation as long as they can put the state into a double-bind the minute it attempts to reverse decline.
This is the cost of civilizational drawdown. The solution here is for the left to abandon their insane open borders prerogative. Negotiation is, frankly, not an option.
So basically we have numerous blue states that are, at a minimum, in a rhetorical state of secession from the Union. Wild. All because they don’t want to enforce federal immigration laws.
Everyone, regardless of political leanings, had some preconceived notions when they heard that an ICE agent had shot and killed a woman.
The difference is, the right immediately wanted to see video in order to determine if it was justified.
The left couldn't have cared less about video, evidence or anything that didn't confirm their preconceived notion.
All that mattered was whether or not it was useful for their narrative. That is the extent of their curiosity. It always is.
Which is why their analysis and moral ramblings mean nothing to me.
When no amount of evidence can convince you that your preconceived notion was incorrect or at the very least incomplete, then you are not a reasonable person. You are at best a useful idiot and at worst a deliberate and nefarious manipulator.
But either way, there is no use trying to have a conversation.
Legacy Media articles on the Somali daycare fraud discovered in Minnesota:
AP: 0
NPR: 0
PBS: 0
CNN: 0
WaPo: 0
Reuters: 0
MSNBC: 0
CBS News: 0
USA Today: 0
New York Times: 0
Wall Street Journal: 0
And on and on.
So telling…
Enemy of the people.
DOGE Delivers Massive $214 Billion In Taxpayer Savings... So Far | Steve Watson, Modernity
In a stunning victory against bloated bureaucracy, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), originally spearheaded by Elon Musk, has slashed an eye-popping $214 billion from federal spending in less than a year.
Official figures from DOGE’s own tally reveal a relentless assault on waste, including terminations of thousands of contracts, grants, and leases that were draining resources without delivering value.
From bloated defense deals to questionable health programs, the cuts are stacking up, proving that an America First approach can rein in the deep state’s excesses.
The milestone comes amid widespread praise for Musk’s no-nonsense tactics, even as legacy media nitpicks the details. According to DOGE’s breakdown, contract cancellations alone account for around $61 billion, targeting over 13,000 agreements like a $3.9 billion aircraft maintenance boondoggle and multi-billion-dollar health service pacts that ballooned under prior administrations.
Grants saw $49 billion axed, hitting everything from foreign aid handouts to domestic epidemiology programs that critics argue fueled unnecessary spending.
Leases weren’t spared either, with $113 million clawed back from underused federal spaces across the country—think vacant offices in California and North Carolina that taxpayers were footing the bill for.
Beyond that, DOGE claims broader impacts through asset sales, fraud crackdowns, interest reductions, and workforce streamlining, pushing the total to that landmark $214 billion.
Dividing the savings by roughly 161 million U.S. taxpayers gives a saving of $1,329 for every taxpaying American, a direct hit against the endless tax hikes peddled by big-government advocates.
This triumph throws a harsh spotlight on the left’s double standards. As X user MAZE notes: “Democrats used to preach about the need to eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse from the system. Now they enable it and cover it up.”
It’s a damning indictment—while DOGE was busy slashing redundancies, Democrats in Congress and their media allies dragged their feet, defending the very pork-barrel projects that Musk’s team eviscerated.
Recent reports confirm the context: DOGE’s efforts, though now wound down after achieving key goals, targeted sacred cows like USAID’s $1.75 billion grant to the GAVI Foundation and the Department of Energy’s half-billion-dollar handouts for dubious “decarbonization” schemes. These weren’t just cuts—they were a rejection of globalist agendas that prioritize foreign interests over American workers.
The raw impact is undeniable. Musk himself reflected that DOGE was “somewhat successful,” but the $214 billion speaks volumes, far exceeding initial lowered projections and delivering on President Trump’s promise to drain the swamp.
The ripple effects are already showing. Positive market indicators, as highlighted in recent Fox Business segments, point to a “bountiful” 2026 fueled by these efficiencies. Stock futures are climbing, cryptos are steady, and investor confidence is rebounding.
This isn’t about austerity—it’s about smart governance. By dismantling the layers of fraud and inefficiency that Democrats once railed against but now protect, DOGE has handed everyday Americans a massive return on their tax dollars.
This isn’t just numbers on a page—it’s real relief for every taxpaying American fed up with Washington’s endless money pit.
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A guy known by police to randomly punch people is somehow still on the street to continue to assault people. In Seattle though, so unsurprising that he's not in jail. Liberal DAs continue to make American cities unsafe.
the liberties enjoyed by the average citizen in the U.K. are deteriorating so quickly it’s almost comical. slowly at first, then all at once, as they say.
The assassination of Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University was a premeditated assault on the heart of American democracy, executed with cold precision by Tyler James Robinson, a 22-year-old who surrendered to authorities after a nationwide manhunt. Robinson stands charged with aggravated murder, felony discharge of a firearm, obstruction of justice, witness tampering, and violence in the presence of a child, with prosecutors vowing to seek the death penalty for this politically motivated killing.
As the evidence mounts, surveillance footage of Robinson concealing a rifle, incriminating messages instructing accomplices to hide weapons and delete records, and his own alleged confession that Kirk "spreads too much hate," the path forward is clear and just: capital punishment.
To spare Robinson's life would mock the sacred value of Kirk's, betray the grieving family he left behind, and embolden those who would silence dissent with bullets instead of ballots. This is not vengeance; it is moral restitution, societal protection, and a resounding defense of free speech.
At its core, the death penalty upholds the irreplaceable worth of innocent life. Charlie Kirk was more than a conservative firebrand and founder of Turning Point USA; he was a devoted husband to Erika and a loving father to two small children, a son and a daughter, who will now navigate a world without their dad's guidance, laughter, or protection.
Imagine those toddlers, robbed of bedtime stories and fatherly wisdom, growing up with only photographs and memories to fill the void. Robinson's single shot didn't just end Kirk's life; it shattered a family, inflicting wounds that no amount of counseling or time can fully heal. As Kirk himself passionately argued in a 2025 Turning Point USA video, the death penalty must apply broadly to murderers because "someone who takes a life should have their life taken," a principle rooted in justice, not cruelty.
Denying this ultimate penalty devalues Kirk's humanity, suggesting his existence, and the profound loss to his wife and children, was somehow expendable. Capital punishment restores balance: a life for a life, affirming that every victim matters, especially when the perpetrator shows no remorse, only a calculated cover-up.
Kirk's own advocacy for capital punishment adds a layer of profoundly moral urgency to this case. Just months before his death, Kirk used his platform to champion swift, public executions as a deterrent to heinous crimes, declaring on The Charlie Kirk Show that "death penalties should be public, should be quick, it should be televised."
He envisioned them not as spectacle, but as a stark moral lesson, even suggesting that exposure at a certain age could initiate young people into the gravity of consequences. Kirk believed in a "small but strong government" wielding the sword of justice without hesitation, applying the death penalty "under most circumstances" for those who snuff out innocence.
Tragically, Robinson's bullet made Kirk the ultimate victim of the very leniency he warned against. To honor Kirk's legacy, we must apply the justice he so fiercely defended: sparing Robinson would be a betrayal of the man who built an empire on unapologetic truth-telling and accountability. Beyond the personal devastation, Robinson's act was a direct assault on the bedrock of our republic: free speech and open debate. Kirk was gunned down mid-sentence, addressing students on his "American Comeback Tour," a platform for vigorous conservative ideas that challenged the status quo and sparked essential discourse.
Prosecutors have labeled it a targeted political hit, with Robinson allegedly motivated by ideological hatred, concealing his rifle in his pants to stalk and silence a voice that millions tuned in to hear.
In a nation founded on the First Amendment, this isn't just murder, it's sedition by sniper, an attempt to enforce conformity through terror. If we flinch from capital punishment here, we signal to every ideologue with a grudge that debate can be ended with deadly force, no repercussions required. Kirk's death echoes the assassinations of Lincoln, Kennedy, and MLK, acts that tested our resolve. Each time, justice demanded the ultimate price, preserving the marketplace of ideas for generations. Robinson's execution would send an unmistakable message: attack free expression, and society will respond with unyielding force. Utah law permits the death penalty for aggravated murder like this, requiring unanimous jury agreement for imposition, and public support, though waning nationally at 53%, remains robust for cases of political violence.
Even President Trump has called for it explicitly, labeling Kirk a "martyr for freedom."
Opponents may cry cruelty, but what of the cruelty inflicted on Erika Kirk and their children? What of the students who witnessed their speaker killed, forever scarred by silenced words? Capital punishment isn't barbarism; it's the civilized state's solemn duty to protect the vulnerable and punish the monstrous. Tyler Robinson's fate is a referendum on our values. Execute him, and we affirm life's sanctity, console a shattered family, and safeguard the arena of ideas where Kirk thrived. Fail to, and we invite chaos, where hatred wins and debate dies.