Ryan Mammen

JMU (retired). World's worst marathoner. Nobody loved the 90s more than I did. "Only boring people are bored." - Betty Draper. Your/Mom

[Ryan Mammen @themadness1997]

“The most privileged in our society never stop whining about their own lives.” - Tucker

[James O'Keefe @JamesOKeefeIII]

FLORIDA TECH PRESIDENT RECORDED; Admitting to ‘Tweaking the Language’ of 'DEI Courses' to Bypass DeSantis-Backed DEI Ban and Secure $7 Million in Taxpayer Funding; O’Keefe Escorted Off Campus After Heated Confrontation

“They [the Government] are not smart people… They are simply searching, whatever comes back on [the] web, searching without understanding.”

“Part of me driving back, I thought: ‘Why don't we fight back?’”

“Talked to the Diversity Cabinet, had a very good conversation… and we modified some of the language.”

[Abigail Jackson 🇺🇸 @abigailmarone]

Tim Walz just pardoned an illegal alien who sexually assaulted a 10 year old child.

There is no bottom for Democrats. They will always choose criminal illegals over American citizens. Trump Derangement Syndrome is a helluva disease.

[Stephen Miller @StephenM]

If you believe a child born to a foreign mother flying over US airspace is an automatic American then you do not believe in citizenship.

[Anntensity @anntensity]

Close enough

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

It's amazing that these decrepit neocon imbeciles have gotten every major issue wrong for 40 years and just absolutely insist on keeping their streak of unbroken wrongness alive at all costs. Yes, 27 million people immigrated here between 1880 and 1924. The difference is that they came here legally, there was no welfare state for them to leach off of, they were not flooding in from dysfunctional lawless third world hellholes, and they actually desired to assimilate into American culture. Oh and we had 250 million fewer people living in the country at the time. So in other words, it was nothing like our current situation. At all. Not remotely.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Yes. Sundar Pichai told a Trump official that the SPLC won't lose its artificially boosted placement in Google's SEO. That's why I can't take Sergey Brin or others seriously. They aren't even doing basic stuff to make the country better.

[Clay Travis @ClayTravis]

One result of today’s birthright ruling: every United States citizen — even those with birthright citizenship living in foreign countries like China — is now 100% obligated to pay US taxes. How many are? Do we even pursue these people fleecing our country?

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

I hadn’t seen this. Apparently it’s real. Kentanji Jackson really put “wait for it” in a legal opinion. I believe this is the same opinion where she dropped “full stop.” We are just months away from Jackson using “lmao” and a laughing face emoji in an official legal document.

[Stephen L. Miller @redsteeze]

"Let me remind you why you all suck" - From Guy who got here 5 minutes ago.

[Michael Knowles @michaeljknowles]

If your family settled Jamestown in 1607, you’re an invader with no claim to this stolen land.

If your Chinese mom pops you out in Guam tomorrow, America is your birthright.

[National Air and Space Museum @airandspace]

50 years ago today, the National Air and Space Museum in DC opened to the public. The opening ceremony featured a speech by President Gerald Ford and the ribbon cutting was triggered by a signal from the Viking 1 spacecraft orbiting Mars.

[Philip Greenspun @PhilipGreenspun]

Birthright citizenship tale... Our social circle in Maskachusetts included a guy married to a Honduran. Every time one of his wife's relatives is pregnant she comes to stay with them. When it is time to deliver the baby, the relative Ubers to one of the most expensive hospitals in the world, e.g., Beth Israel. She gives birth, says the magic words to avoid ever receiving a bill ("I'm undocumented"), and, after a few weeks, heads back to Honduras with baby, birth certificate, and U.S. passport. This one family has likely cost taxpayers at least $300,000 in payments to the hospital for "uncompensated care" and more than 10 U.S. citizens have been minted. When the kids are adults they have an automatic right to sponsor their parents for green cards, so eventually this one family will be responsible for perhaps 40 or 50 legal immigrants from Honduras to the U.S.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Ro Khanna shows how the ultra high net worth plan their estates to avoid taxes on their massive wealth. He will be a billionaire within 10 years. No taxers for him though. All of his wealth is sheltered in family trusts and his kids.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

The idea that a pregnant woman from Guatemala can sprint across the US border, have the baby 30 minutes after arriving here, and the baby is magically a citizen of the US, is one of the most retarded and indefensible notions ever conceived

[Robby Starbuck @robbystarbuck]

So Democrats are essentially excluding White community members from the Fourth of July. Vile.

[Tom Elliott @tomselliott]

Justice Thomas notes that the author of the 14th Amendment’s citizenship clause specifically said Congress couldn’t undo their prohibition on nationalizing babies of foreigners.

[Dustin Grage @GrageDustin]

Defunding NPR was the right decision.

[Crémieux @cremieuxrecueil]

Amy Wax got in trouble for remarking that she'd not seen a Black student in the top quarter of a Penn Law class.

Thanks to hacked Columbia data, we can see that she was...

Probably right!

In the decade before her statement, there were just two top-25% Black students.

[Larry Correia @monsterhunter45]

So with this birthright citizenship decision, if I'm understanding this correctly, it would be perfectly legal for foreign governments to fly their people here to give birth to babies who'd then return to their home country, grow up as good little communists, then come back here to vote for communism when they grow up.

They wouldn't even need that many. A hundred thousand placed across a handful of swing states would allow a foreign government to decide every US presidential election. All it would take is an 18 year commitment to the project by that foreign power.

Hell, just fly the baby back to the home country, and send back whichever loyal operative you want in 18 years as a voting citizen under that ID.

[Andrew Kerr @AndrewKerrNC]

NEW: @FreeBeacon has the receipts on Ro Khanna’s obscene, oligarchic wealth:

—his 2 kids (under 10yrs old) own 3 private golf courses in Ohio (not kidding)

—his wife drives a $190,000 luxury Range Rover

—his house has a 4-story indoor elevator

And more:https://t.co/Bk6nS7WRwT