At the “No Kings” rallies, we saw countless, open calls for violence against President Trump and other Republicans
When pressed, some Democrats will shrug and insist that “both sides have bad apples who sometimes say bad things, but that doesn’t mean they reflect the views of their party as a whole”
That sounds like a good argument—and in the past it might have been
But open calls for violence among Democrats have recently become so common, widely accepted, and even celebrated—as they certainly were at the “No Kings” rallies—that this argument rings hollow
Those engaging in such behavior over the weekend appear to have done so with full, unbridled approval of their fellow protesters
And this happened in so many times—and in so many different locations—that it’s impossible to dismiss them as one-off exceptions
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This guy’s promoting the killing of federal law enforcement personnel—with the apparent approval of the crowd
Dick proudly announces that he wants to “kill the president”
Nothing funky happening here:
Revolting lament that Trump turned his head in Butler, PA in July 2024
If Trump isn’t removed from office “there will be violence”
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I’m not sure why, but “F the Mormons” chants have become far too common at BYU’s away games
Funny thing—the host schools generally don’t seem to be the least bit concerned about it, even though all of them have many Latter-day Saints enrolled as students
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How Democrats Are Trying To Enlist Republicans In The Dem Effort To Move America Toward Socialized Medicine
1. Dems enact Obamacare “to make healthcare affordable”—with *every* Republican opposing it and warning that Obamacare will make healthcare more expensive, not less
2. Obamacare makes healthcare *less* affordable, with premiums going up every year, even as coverage and quality steadily diminish
Meanwhile, huge healthcare companies get rich as they consolidate and minimize competition, facilitated by Obamacare’s onerous regulations
3. Trying to hide Obamacare’s failures, Dems extend and expand Obamacare premium subsidies—again with every Republican in Congress opposing that move
🧵 1/ No other success a country enjoys—economically, intellectually, technologically, or otherwise—can compensate for a collapse in that country’s birth rate, which culminates in unmitigated societal demise
2/ Low birth rate and population collapse leads to extinction
3/ Human extinction cancels all other human advances—in knowledge, wealth, prosperity, and every other achievement
🚨🧵 1/Repost if you think this is yet another good reason to end universal mail-in voting
2/ USPS unions like the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) & American Postal Workers Union (APWU) routinely endorse presidential candidates
Both NALC and APWU endorsed Kamala Harris in 2024 & all postal-worker unions overwhelmingly favor Democrats when they endorse
3/ This creates at least a potential conflict of interest, given that USPS handles tens of millions of mail-in ballots with each election—99.22 million in 2024 alone
If a union backs one candidate, could that influence ballot handling?