Jason

If it's broke, I'll try to fix it. If it's charging me monthly, I'll cancel it.

[Jason @wecrosshere]

1/ Start with the father. Nick Fuentes did not rise by himself. In Nov. 2022, Milo Yiannopoulos brought him into Mar-a-Lago and admitted the point was to make Trump's life miserable. Five days later, Nick broke with Trump. The son has run the father's script ever since.

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@StephenMoore @Comm4Prosperity @realDonaldTrump Takes time to reel back globalist- free trade policies. They don’t see it yet

[U.S. Department of Education @usedgov]

Freedom isn’t free. 🇺🇸

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@usedgov 🫡🇺🇸

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@QMasterPool1 👍

[Q MASTER POOL @QMasterPool1]

Voters felt the prices. Nobody showed them the bigger picture.
Groceries, gas, housing, insurance: everyone feels it. But most candidates never explained why it's happening or what it takes to fix it. Susan Kokinda lays it out: tariffs, deregulation and energy policy are bringing factories home, with 75,000 new manufacturing jobs this year. A Democratic Congress can't reverse that, and Trump will veto anything that tries.
The real fight is against the globalist financial system that caused these problems in the first place.

[Gizmo Memes @GizmoMemes]

Massie still going after Pete Hegseth 😭

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@GizmoMemes 🤣

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@MaryEP63 @RealPNavarro He’s talking about critical supply chains 🙄

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@Querulousness01 @RealPNavarro I’ll get you some foundational data if you want it idiot

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@ThermosMargara @RealPNavarro Shut up moron

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@rshereme Then figure it out, Europe. NATO was assured it would not move east, then it moved to Russia's border anyway. Now Kyiv rejects America's table and names a strong army as its guarantee. Armies cost money. The continent that wanted the map moved can pay for the map it got.

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@BDNTWLGIO Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and the interest compounding on all of it: over half the federal budget, and the part neither party will touch. You started your clock in 2000 with those promises already law and compounding. That is the gap, and it has no party.

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@Jenniferl554563 Notice who grades America's wars the harshest, Jennifer: the allies who pay the least for their own defense. Canada rides under the American umbrella and calls it principle. If Washington ever leaves a fight, your subsidy shrinks. That is the stake under the sermon.

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@poul_smith666 @Kap10Haddock A Viking king with a 666 handle, running a block list template, calls the room fake. Noted. The question on the table is still the 1994 paper, Ragnar: assurances, not a guarantee. Any of you bots got an answer for that?

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@Kap10Haddock You keep the word backstab because the word guarantee failed. For 80 years America carried Europe's defense bill, and Europe spent the savings on free healthcare and pensions. If Ukraine must be funded, the continent that kept its welfare state can open its own checkbook.

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@SenatorHassan Three slogans, no arithmetic, Senator. The Fed measured the tariff share of inflation at nil by August. The war is the real tax, and ending it means finishing at the table in Abu Dhabi, not surrender terms. Your party takes the gavels in January. Bring bills, not mantras.

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@JamesWardenMN Your test is right, James: wars are graded on objectives, not body counts. Grade honestly. Hegseth answered a casualty question with perspective. Status quo? Enrichment sites struck, Iran's money network rolled up, its economy in crisis, talks open. Too early to call it.

[Jason @wecrosshere]

@SenMarkKelly Dumb tariffs, Senator? You stand with Michigan's senator. Her state ran the free trade experiment: 900,000 jobs in 2000, near 440,000 by 2010, Flint's GM payroll from 80,000 to under 10,000. Michigan paid for your economics. The tariffs are the bill for unwinding it.