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[John Doyle @JohnDoyle]

Happy heavenly birthday to the greatest Patriot of his generation.

For a man to remain so viciously hated by his enemies and so dearly missed by his friends a year after his death speaks to his extraordinary, possibly unbelievable caliber.

[Verlivos @verlivos]

@KJP Anytime I go camping (which is usually about 3 day long excursions) I make it a point to leave my phone in the car. I don't find myself yearning for it when I have a good fire and friends and trees. If I use anything else for entertainment it's a pipe, harmonica, or a good book

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just RIPPED Maricopa County, AZ for sending out THOUSANDS of ballots in "error" before early voting even began

"Maricopa is a very, VERY dishonest county."

"They should be ASHAMED of themselves"

It wasn't an "error" -- they simply got CAUGHT. Besides, these "errors" practically ALWAYS benefit only ONE side 🤔

[Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus]

>Trump wins 2024
>admin cancels USAID programs in early 2025
>leftists lose Ecuador (April 2025)
> leftists lose Bolivia (October 2025)
> leftists lose Honduras (November 2025)
> leftists lose Chile (December 14, 2025)
> leftists lose Costa Rica (February 2026)
> leftists lose Peru (June 2026)
> leftists lose Colombia (June 21, 2026)
>7-0 losing streak
>Brazil will make it 8-0

Do US elections have consequences??

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

The Left has spent decades systematically eliminating every moral rule and standard governing human sexuality. The only one they've left standing is "consent." The problem is that sex can be immoral and degrading even when it is consensual. So when a woman feels gross and sad and embarrassed after a sexual encounter -- even when it was fully consensual (as it was in the Cornell case) -- the only moral language she has available to describe her feelings is based around consent. Therefore any sex that makes her feel bad after the fact must have been ipso facto non-consensual. The concept of sex that was wrong yet consensual is foreign to her. She has been told, and has believed, that "wrong yet consensual" is a category that cannot exist.

[LT Jonathan Kendrick @PlisskenPatriot]

You cannot be a Christian and vote Democrat.

[John Doyle @JohnDoyle]

Normally young white men being the universally approved punching bag wouldn’t matter. We don’t really take it too personally that every group of people in the world has a bone to pick with us.

But the problem with the anti-gamer ad is that depicting us specifically as unemployed losers — rather than evil rapist Nazi serial killer abuser war criminal, you know, “the hits” — is going to hit a nerve because young white men actually aren’t doing well right now.

While literally every group of people aside from us has had their respective status explained by “socioeconomic factors,” which themselves are said to be our fault, we don’t get that luxury. Moreover, it actually isn’t our fault that we aren’t doing well.

We are actually the only group of people who are held down as a matter of policy and widely-held societal attitudes that we deserve it.

All we want is the boot taken off our necks. We would opt for blind aptitude tests for jobs/positions — no other group would. That tells you the whole story.

Everyone wants to stand atop their artificially created “status” and punch down, and it’s because they’re insecure in knowing that it is indeed artificial, and created precisely to produce the outcomes we’re seeing.

[Sachin Jose @Sachinettiyil]

A Muslim association in France has expressed concern over the renewed enthusiasm surrounding Catholicism during Pope Leo XIV’s visit, saying that “in 45 years, France will become Catholic again, and we’ll be left with nothing but our tears.”

The group added that Catholics are “much better organized” and “more determined” than Muslims, and warned that the influence of American Catholicism could help fuel the growth of Catholicism around the world.

[John Doyle @JohnDoyle]

I have genuinely fantastic news:

We are voting our way out of this.

[John Doyle @JohnDoyle]

Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference in the world. But the people who vote for Republicans in the 2026 Midterm Election don’t have that problem.

[John Doyle @JohnDoyle]

You should remind your friends that the GOP wants to interpret a midterm loss as a repudiation of Trump and a call for a return to “respectable conservatism,” just like it did in 2018, 2020, and 2022.

The GOP will never “learn its lesson” and actually represent its voters. This is a fundamental misunderstanding of what the party has existed for, which is to contain those voters rather than represent them.

The only thing that will change that is continuing the process of having Patriots take it over. This has already been remarkably fruitful. It works. We simply need to keep pushing.

Develop a plan to get 10 of your friends to vote for Republicans with you in the midterms. You have time.

[Nick Freitas @NickJFreitas]

You punish bad Republicans in the primaries.

You vote to save the country from leftists in the general.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

[Gage Fulk @realGageFulk]

Fellow baby birds, let’s get John Doyle trending again.

[Blake Kresses @BlakeKresses]

John Doyle invites those who subscribe to the idea of America as a propositional nation to take a trip to Liberia, which has an identical Constitution to ours but, curiously, far different results.

If "ideas" make America great, why can't every country imitate them?

@JohnDoyle

[Verlivos @verlivos]

@BlakeKresses @JohnDoyle He literally never misses

[Blake Kresses @BlakeKresses]

John Doyle speaks on how integral Christianity was to the founding of America and American identity, and why acceptance of diversity among Christian denominations should not thus entail total tolerance of foreign, pagan, and demonic religions.

@JohnDoyle

[Blake Kresses @BlakeKresses]

John Doyle responds to Jeremy Boreing, pointing out that mass migration itself is a far greater and more damning threat to American than the people speaking out against said mass migration.

It's always about the reaction to bad behavior, never the behavior itself.

@JohnDoyle

[Blake Kresses @BlakeKresses]

John Doyle explains how mass migration allows the Democrats to become increasingly radical, as they no longer need to appeal to the sensibilities of actual Americans but can rather rely on their imported foreign base to vote them into power with promises of handouts.

@JohnDoyle