1. I’m familiar with most of these outfits from extensive personal experience.
2. If what you mean by “ethno nationalism” is that these groups promote white nationalism or racialist politics, this is a lie. None of them do.
3. If what you mean by “Christian nationalism” is that these groups seek to amend the Constitution to make Christianity the national religion, that’s a lie too. None of them do.
4. On the other hand, if you just mean that these organizations support conserving America’s national, religious, and moral inheritance—and would consider doing that partly through legislation or government policies—then sure, that’s obviously true.
5. But so what? Everyone already knows that conservatives want to conserve America’s national, religious, and moral inheritance. There’s nothing new in that.
6. The only thing that’s new here is that liberals now use the terms “ethno nationalist” and “Christian nationalist” as their preferred terms for making abusive comments about conservatives.
7. And you know, if that’s the way it is, I think I can live with it. The names they used to call us were a lot worse.
Sitting down?
1970 - USA
White Population: 88%
Immigrant Households on Welfare: 6%
2020 - USA
White Population: 62%
Immigrant Households on Welfare: 59%
Today - USA
White Population: 56%
Immigrant Households on Welfare: 61%
But don’t complain about it because that’s racist.
At a time of extreme partisanship, there’s one thing lawmakers in both parties agree on: It’s these staffers that make Capitol Hill run.
Here are the 25 notable Capitol Hill staffers for 2026: https://t.co/9O72m6B25j
The defining political question of our time is whether the United States of America is a nation that exists for the benefit of her people, or an economic zone and welfare machine that exists for the benefit of everyone else.
Generations of Texans have invested billions of dollars into UT. Today it is filled with foreign nationals and Leftists who boo Ted Cruz.
John Cornyn says we should accept decline. The voters I talk to want to return our institutions to serving the interests of citizens.
🚨 What the Smithsonian’s Museum of American History is teaching kids about 9/11 is disgusting.
It centers on “victims of Islamophobia,” uses material from CAIR, and says anti-Sharia laws are “disturbing.”
Linda Sarsour and Rashida Tlaib are even praised ⬇️🧵
United Flight 93 was hijacked and headed towards the White House on 9/11…
American men stormed the cockpit, knowing they were going to die anyway. They stopped the attack, and as they nose-dived into a field the hijackers shouted one thing…
"Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar!"
There are plenty of extremely capable people in the Trump admin/ formerly in/ adjacent to it.
They not only understand government, they understand how to position companies to relate to the public.
It’s a precarious time for any company that doesn’t understand the public mood. Just ask Cracker Barrel’s former CEO.
Silicon Valley firms should hire them, give them authority, and listen to them to avoid situations like, idk, getting called out by the (based and patriotic) FTC Chairman?
Some people are gifted with good technical instincts, and others with good political instincts. But, because everyone has an opinion on political situations, we tend to think of all political opinions as equal. They’re not. You can appreciate and even criticize art, but a talented artist has much more to contribute to art than an appreciator or critic. Politics is an art. Do you see what I mean?
Hire them. They can help you. But I’m going to warn you — if you suck the most talented ones will never work for you.
OP-ED: States are not a distraction from national power. They are the foundation that makes national power durable. @NoahWall explains: https://t.co/Ft3xpqpVsu
Multiple bishops have called on the "National Catholic Reporter" to remove "Catholic" from its name, going as far back as 1968. It is an independent publication that tries to subvert Catholicism/push far-left culture war issues that Catholic teaching is already decided on. The below story is obviously complete bogus.
There’s much more obvious reasons why Graham won tonight.
But I couldn’t disagree more that the Freedom Caucus is dead.
Big OBBB wins, rescissions, additional reconciliations, and SAVE America pressure wouldn’t have happened without Freedom Caucus types.
Under @POTUS, the days of illegal aliens collecting taxpayer-funded benefits are over. The federal law is clear, and @USTreasury is enforcing it. American taxpayers should not be forced to foot the bill for benefits going to those who are barred by law from receiving them. These proposed regulations end the abuse, protect the integrity of the tax system, and put Americans first.
I’m a businessman, and in business, you DRIVE THE HARDEST BARGAIN! I held out so we could GET RID OF WASTEFUL SUBSIDIES FOR SOLAR, WIND, and ELECTRIC CARS! I won’t apologize for that!
This isn't about freedom; it's about a GOP senator from Texas employing a deputy LD who appears as willing to work for a radical Democrat as he is for you.
That's not a comment on authoritarianism; it's a comment on your politics, policies, and the culture of your office.
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If Republicans are serious about beating socialism then we should do something about these cartoonish political purchases that only reinforce the notion that politicians are owned, and elections decided, by special interests.
EXCLUSIVE: A new internal campaign poll out of South Carolina shows Ralph Norman with a 12-point lead over Darline Graham heading into the August 25 runoff election.
If the 2026 special Republican primary runoff election for U.S. Senate was held today and the candidates were Ralph Norman and Darline Graham, who would you vote for?
TOTAL SUPPORT (w/ leaners)
Ralph Norman: 52%
Darline Graham 40%
Undecided: 9%
The poll of 500 likely voters, which was conducted Aug. 12-13, has a margin of error of +\- 4.4%.