Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Black Conservative Perspective" channel.

  1. So did Trump. That's when he lost it.
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  2. Why doesn't anyone write a book about the night the President had to moved to that same room when BLM rioters burned the church? Or all the times protesters have taken over buildings?
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  3. It's crazy. He broke down thanking his wife and these twisted harpies can't stand it.
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  4. 5:47 No, they're not. There's court cases on this, and there's no such thing as a " verbal order" from a judge. That's why search warrants have to be on paper. Otherwise, a judge could just say so. A judge absolutely does not have jurisdiction over the entire world like this one is trying to assert. That's insane. That's why this judge needs to be removed. He's clearly not qualified to be one.
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  5. She keeps saying immigrants. She sees no difference between legal immigrants and illegal ones. That's why they use "undocumented" instead of illegal. To them they just don't have paperwork but are exactly the same.
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  6. The problem is colleges created this stuff to attract more students to make more money. Back when I went in the early 90s it was also a lot harder to get in. It's extremely lax now on requirements. You pretty much have to almost flunk high school to not get in now. That's because the government backs student loans so the college gets paid regardless. When I went you paid on a payment plan or got a private loan. The government just basically handed colleges a blank check.
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  7. Thank you! Welcome aboard!
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  8. My husband said the same thing. You know the answer.
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  9. ​ @jefferyeis9287 ​ I'll let you in on a secret that you should already know and why the other women wanted these two tested. Women don't have Adams apples. These two do. You can save your research paper for where it belongs. In research.
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  10. ​ @knotengajin7359  California kept counting until they'd narrowed the popular vote gap. Something needs to be done about that. Counting shouldn't go on for 3 weeks.
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  11. ​ @TheUnholyPosole ​ That you got "triggered," which means encountered something that caused a flashback and triggered a panic attack from your PTSD, says all I need to know about you. For a group that likes to preach about ableism and respecting mental health ya'll sure like to do the opposite.
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  12. Hubby got his citizenship just after the last presidential election. He was so happy to vote for Trump for his first presidential vote.
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  13. People used to get fired over that to maintain at least a semblance of integrity.
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  14. We voted the same party in to ensure what we voted for would be done.
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  15. I going to make a bet if you look back on that friendship you’ll figure out it was pretty one sided. You always being the one that did stuff for them, but them rarely doing the same. You biting your tongue in certain situations. If someone can end a friendship over something as trivial as politics, they were never truly a friend to being with. Edit: Fortunately for me I got sick years ago and it exposed who were really my friends. Needless to say, I don’t have a lot. Once you become disabled and aren’t able to say yes all the time, it weeds people like that out.
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  16. That's government inefficiency in a nutshell. It's why social services are the largest part of the budget, but only 30% of it reaches the people. Imagine how much could be cut from spending if the 70% was what reached the people.
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  17. It's a dog whistle for black kids. Having been a substitute teacher and also worked full-time to help kids that couldn't keep up, it's because the parents aren't involved and half the time don't even make them go when they're little. They don't push education as important because it's considered dumb to do in the culture. They'd rather they get good at a sport and get rich quick. Obviously not all. One of my son's best friends is a poor a black kid who's mother was a widow and he's now a biologist, but he's the exception and it took his mom ridding him night and day about the importance of it or he would have ended up like a lot of his cousins. In a gang or in prison.
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  18. Good for you! First votes are important.
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  19. ​​ @WhatAboutsAndWhatifs  Knights Templars weren't the Crusaders. They were guards for pilgrims. Some of them were ex Crusaders, but that wasn't their purpose. Edit: Also which Crusade or do you think there was only 1.
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  20. I understood why the speech was so long. The first part wasn't really part of him as a candidate. It was him as a human telling people that he knew cared about him how he felt and what happened. He clearly felt he owed them that because of how they reacted out of concern for him. That the crowd didn't think about themselves but only wanted to know he was okay. The rest was his actual RNC speech. So his RNC acceptance speech was about an hour. The beginning was a heartfelt message to his base.
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  21. I lost my mom and dad. It's hard. It makes these times so much more important to share with my own grown children because I know what it will mean to them later. People who think like this woman shouldn't be allowed on the air to spout their hatred and vitriol.
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  22. I can't express how thrilled I am to see what's happening. The disdain they are proudly putting on display they have for the common man is something I've seen my entire life living in the south and "fly over" country. To see so many people now fighting back against it is glorious. Most of this country is "fly over" country, and they've been reminded of that.
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  23. It would be funny if Zelensky takes this deal after complaining the previous one with France and Germany involved wasn't worth the paper it was written on. Exactly how does France and the UK intend to enforce it? Neither one is a military might anymore.
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  24. The global censorship and pay raise was ridiculous.
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  25. Same with the social services. Only 30% makes it to the people in need. If we slash the bureaucracy to switch how much goes where, we can easily reduce the budget by a lot.
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  26. Exactly! Nothing is stopping them from renting a house they can all be together in and do events or just freaking hang out somewhere together.
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  27. I want over 300. Then it won't matter if it takes weeks for Pennsylvania to count it's votes.
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  28. ​ @Nardage  They haven't asked for it. They openly wished death and worse on people. They've asked for amnesty, but not forgiveness.
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  29. Yep.
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  30. They polled their small audience. Any poll by CNN, ABC, etc are audience polls.
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  31. There's no independent party. Independent means no party affiliation. Bernie is an "independent." All independents form a block with the Democratic party. If I voted independent and they did that, I'd be seriously angry.
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  32. The Opening Ceremony has been about highlighting the country and city. Especially their history. They do usually incorporate previous athletes and things too. I don't know what this was. There was a tiny bit of that in it, but not much. You haven't heard about the athletes because they're enduring a horror show. Several have been robbed, one female athlete was gang gr@ped, event trainings have been canceled for sewage problems, there's not enough food, there's currently a blackout in Paris, etc.
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  33. ​ @Just_Pele  Exactly. Which means he didn't. Plus, that's a Senate hearing. Not a criminal court. So even if found to have violated his oath according to politicians, still isn't equivalent to being found guilty of a crime in a court of law which is what that Amendment is pertaining to.
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  34. ​ @melissamurray8307  LOVE Byron! He's so great with the press. He definitely has a big future.
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  35. She’s a representative. Her responsibility is to her constituents. Not “democracy” around the world. Not the party. Her constituents.
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  36. Don't forget her giving the guard the note a US prisoner gave her to take back to his family. Filming the prisoners like everything was fine was absolutely the worst part.
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  37. This is a real one. There was a small one when one tried to overstep his authority, but he checked himself a few hours later. This one is crazy. He's extending his authority over the military, which is insane. Edit: He's also claiming worldwide jurisdiction. This guy needs to be made an example of and removed. He's bad for the authenticity of the court.
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  38. No. You didn't listen to the head of the IOC. He said they were tested because the female boxers demanded it be done. So women were standing up for themselves. Do you think a guy on YouTube has any influence over the Olympic Committee when the International Boxing Committee doesn't? He's not "standing up" for crap.
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  39. ​ @CarlAquaForce ​ Harry Sissen was pointing to prices in December, asking why Trump hadn't already brought them down. That's the level of intelligence we're dealing with.
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  40. I wear them in the winter because they're warm, easy to slip on, and have nice tread to keep from slipping on ice. In that area of California where it's always warm, it makes no sense. They're similar to moccasins that would be used in winter. Only those were real fur and animal skin making them even warmer.
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  41. They had to adjust the numbers up after the initial report. They're using the original report. Plus, down from when? If it's down from the spike in 2020, that's not really down. It's like saying inflation is down, which doesn't happen unless there's deflation.
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  42. It's not even an economic issue. I'm really tired of people claiming that if you're poor, you're going to steal. No. People who want easy money steal. Nobody would call the mob poor, but they'd hijack delivery trucks and steal the merchandise. Most of the retail theft in California is organized. Like you saw that woman when arrested saying she'd been caught many times before. It's not because she's poor. It's because she knows who to sell it to making it easy, and she knew she wouldn't face consequences. Same with drug dealing. They see drug dealers with all these nice things, and they just drive around all day. It's the allure of easy money.
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  43. ​ @andyr8812  Yes. They shouldn't want sponsors or to take a medal for their country. They should just forfeit and hand those two all the metals.
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  44. Academia is pretty much it.
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  45. ​ @vxy357  He's determined to maintain integrity and good on him for doing so.
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  46. Not if you don't vote.
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  47. ​ @PhillyFan20  Well now we know why he never moved forward on it.
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  48. Before this, it reserved for the worst cases. The ones most likely to commit harm to themselves. Because we used to understand it was usually caused by another underlying issue like past abuse they hadn't dealt with. Even just body insecurity can cause it. Now you don't even need to be dysphoric to get it. It's insane.
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  49. ​ @Patricia-kh3bg  Yes. I don't think the wouldn't stop talking about communism isn't true, but he was kicked out for not doing his share of work. Most comunes are communist.
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  50. Yes! Reading it, getting out to the public what was in it, and Musk and Trump responding to the feedback. That's how this is supposed to work. We're supposed to know so we can contact our representatives and let them know how WE want them to vote. It's about freaking time it got back to for the people by people.
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  51. Yep!
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  52.  Oleg-Lobkov We import very little grain from Ukrainian and we pay for it. We are not “the West”. We do not rely on Ukraine for anything that we’re not capable of producing ourselves. Unlike Europe, the war didn’t impact us except for fertilizer which was from Russia. We import $716 million in grain from Canada and only $2.46 from Ukraine. You have yet to answer what Ukraine actually does that’s benefited the US. The hard truth is nothing. We’ve more than honored our agreement at this point. Edit: I’m sorry but the second weapons we’d sent were found in other countries our support should have immediately stopped. Obviously they weren’t needed that badly.
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  53. Looks like he's going back to me.
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  54. ​ @FVD  He's agreed to work with DOGE on credit cards. THIS is what unity looks like.
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  55. I’ve pointed out it can’t by definition be that because that’s not even where the bulk of those that call themselves Palestinian live.
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  56. I'm an independent. Grew up in the south in a rural town that was slightly majority black in the 80s and 90s. I never thought that. My very first presidential ballot was cast for Ross Perot. Clearly, I've always been populist. I was at the Battle in Seattle trying to prevent Clinton from letting China into the World Trade Organization. It was the only real protest my generation ever did because we understood what letting China in meant to our future. Unfortunately, we were right. It had representatives from every political side, every generation, and every organization, including unions. We learned then that what the people want isn't even a consideration no matter which party was in power. All of this to say, some of us were never asleep and we've been waiting a very long time for this.
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  57. 100%
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  58. My younger son is gay and neither me nor his father are. We also know trans is a social contagen, especially among young women. I don't know why you felt the need to insinuate its hereditary when there's zero evidence of that. There was no need for that rambling at all.
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  59. Maybe that's why she's a former coworker
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  60. ​ @JaylaStarr ​ It's because he grew up on construction sites and never really fit in with the upper class. There are interviews with people that were around him in the 80s and early 90s talking about how he'd leave before the party even got going because he'd say he needed sleep. He'd leave by 9 or 10. He was influenced a lot by his mother, who was a poor immigrant waitress.
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  61. I'm seeing a lot of this. That hints that early voting is an even bigger margin then they think. It's an estimate based on party registration.
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  62. ​ @sassytheclassy_rose9778  There's a box you check when you register. Democrat or Republican. Some have independent as an option and some don't. It's especially important if you live in a state with closed primaries.
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  63. ​ @Shaymuhs  Early votes haven't been counted. The current "count" is based on party affiliation and that independents are swinging heavy Trump. It's just an estimated guess.
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  64. No. We already went through Americans being educated as physicians in 3rd world countries and coming back to practice. It's why no one from them are allowed to practice without going through medical school here now. The UK is having serious competency issues because they let them in based on that. Come to find out, their kids did it all for them. Edit: How about instead, we stop it almost entirely for awhile while we work out a new immigration system.
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  65. Something that was decided during Trump's first term suddenly becoming an issue again simply because of who's around him isn't just a disagreement. Stop with the claiming he's been canceled b 💩 too. Does he still have a job? Is he still all over social media? Is he still allowed on shows and as a speaker? Yes, to all those means he's not "canceled." Stop trying to shut down discussions by calling anyone that doesn't 100% agree with someone in power as trying to cancel them.
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  66. Libby that used to be on Tim Pool talked once about what a doctor told her when she was a nurse. He told her he'd never have a black doctor. She was horrified thinking he was racist until he explained why. Med schools accept black applicants at about 90%. Even if they barely graduated college. Where as Asian and huwite were only accepted at 45 and 40% even if they graduated with honors. This has been going on a lot longer than most people realize. The Federation of State Medical Boards and the BAR Association have both said they are decreasing the licenses to huwite men.
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  67. ​ @anyabravo370  "We can debate and find a solution." While you condemned people disagreeing with them in your first comment. Which is it? This is a clear example of the current problem. We can't disagree with them, but debate is good? These are contradicting statements. Just because you personally don't understand why people got upset doesn't make you the arbiter of what people can get upset about and disagree on. If you don't understand the issue, but claim debate is good, maybe just stay out of it instead of condemning those that are engaging in the debate.
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  68. I'm in a red state in a very red area. We'll be fine. Good luck everybody else!
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  69.  @skyegroome223 Before that under Bush, Google canceled US military contracts because the employees were uncomfortable doing them. It means they created this environment in the company.
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  70. ​​​ @openranks4519 ​ Elon was born in Canada. Not South Africa. He's been a citizen since 2002, before some voters were even born. My husband is also a first-generation citizen. Is his tax money less important than yours? Edit: What you and these politicians don't seem to get is that Musk was paying attention to the citizens on his platform once what all was in it came out. He stepped in because WE were upset and didn't want it passed. All this unnecessary spending is what we want stopped. Especially trying to sneak in a raise for themselves. They go in poor and are millionaires in a year. They don't need one.
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  71. It was microaggression. Someone got off the elevator when they got on.
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  72. ​ @Mortvent ​ Birthplace citizenship is in the Constitution, so it would need to be changed. No way that's happening.
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  73. He's talking about progressives. AKA commies most of them. The difference is they're only about 10% of the party. They courted them and welcomed them with open arms. They funded them to run like AOC, who was a member of the Communist party before running as a Dem. They allow them on strategy and policy committees, which is why you saw the quotas at the recent DNC party elections. Now they're stuck trying to untangle from them after they've blown up their coalition because of them.
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  74. ​ @williamdozier5190 ​ I don't agree with that, but I do think if someone is on benefits, they shouldn't get a bigger return than what they paid in. They're already getting that. The bigger issue with our spending is how little of it reaches its destination. 60% of the budget is social programs. Only 30% reaches the individuals it's intended for. That's a huge problem of government employee bloat. Basically 70% is being spent on personnel instead of where it's supposed to go.
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  75. Yes. Say your 401k. When you retire and withdraw it, you'll be losing almost half your interest.
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  76. ​ @NateOnThe-Radio  That was this bill. This was the spending bill to fund the government until March.
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  77. Metokur introduced a new shirt last night. It's got ice cubes on it that spell ICE and beneath it in Spanish, "If you can read this, you're getting deported." He said if anyone reacts to it, you know who to call.
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  78. Yes. He said one thing and did the opposite. He expanded the federal government and put it much more into daily life instead of what he ran on. I know because I voted for him the first time. Not the second after he'd showed his true colors. For independents that voted Obama 1st term, watching the Democrats response to Trump just doing what they promised to do is beyond frustrating.
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  79. He's threatened to drag everyone into it.
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  80. Welcome. My husband became a citizen just short of being able to vote last time so this will be his first time to vote for President too.
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  81. ​ @Bebopvicious00  That you're refusing to understand parents don't like anyone else using words that indicate possession is the problem. They are NOT yours. I have taken care of other people's children to the point I refer to them as child number 3 or my son by another mother. The difference is that it's understood it's a joke. That they're at my house so much, they might as well move in. It's also different because the parents know me and my family extremely well. Teachers don't have that type of relationship with parents. It's a stranger saying their child belongs to them. Your feelings aren't relevant. Parents are clearly indicating that's a boundary that's being crossed. Rather than acknowledge it, ever teacher just basically says f u, parent's boundaries don't matter.
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  82. ​ @gimpinainteasy  No they're not. They are children that will be in their lives a year at most. How you're describing it is exactly why parents take issue with it. They are strangers. "Had their kids ripped from them," making it sound like a mother having her child taken away. That's the problem. It's a mindset that needs to stop. A boundary has been crossed. What's really creepy is that those were children she'd never even met before. Imagine walking up to a stranger and saying that about their child. I appreciate being passionate about your job, but that's what it is. A job.
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  83. ​​ @KrazyIndeed  No. They're expected to teach reading, writing, math, and other subjects as well as enforce the rules of the classroom. The rules of the classroom are not the rules at home. You're basically saying children should raise their hand to go to the bathroom everywhere and stand in line everywhere. Oh, and never talk unless they're outside. The things they teach in that regard only have a place in the classroom. Even young children understand this, but you don't.
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  84. No. It's because they attack their own. Have you been sleeping through all the pro Palestine protests? They did it at the DNC. They had to add 2 more layers after the first night.
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  85. Yes. Someone saying your entire country is bad because you don't force your children to study 24/7 except when they sleep and don't work 80 hours a week is going to upset people. Considering other than Japan, the US has the most unhealthy work cultures in the world, claiming there should be even worse work culture is going to ruffle feathers. Edit: In his culture (India) the top caste, which he's a part of, doesn't work like that. Only the lowest caste is expected to. So he sees everyone in the US as the lower caste which are modern slaves. You can tell which caste someone is in by the start of their name. Rama in his case. This is why knowing and understanding other cultures is important.
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  86. You can't leave the hospital without a car seat. You can't claim a child as a dependent until they've been living with you for 6 months, and it'll be next year's tax return. It ain't buying that car seat or crib. She'd know that if she actually ever had a baby.
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  87. That isn't "renewable" because the panels and windmills have to be replaced every 20 years or so. Not even taking into account the amount space and destruction putting them in causes. Then, there's the mining of the rare Earth minerals required that we have a limited amount of which is far more destructive and impacts the environment more than oil drilling because we've worked to reduce the impact of drilling to the point it's now a small hole.
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  88.  Will Herman  She is what I've always wanted to vote for for first female President. I hate these female politicians always wearing suits so they look like men. I want a woman that's proud to be female and embraces her femininity.
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  89. That might be the poll, but Trump always out performs his polling numbers. Republicans in general do because polls tend to have more Democrat respondents than Republican or independent.
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  90.  @Tribuneoftheplebs It shouldn’t be our economy involved at all. We get zero benefit no matter who wins. So how does sacrificing our economy make any logical sense? Ukraine is just Russia light. It’s just as corrupt, eliminates political opposition, and not any freer. There’s a reason Ukraine was denied entry into NATO and the EU before the war ever started and it’s because they can’t meet the corruption requirement. Both those organizations require a low level of corruption and Ukraine is far from it.
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  91. A committee generally isn't permanent. The JFK assassination committee for example. A committee is a group of people put together to accomplish a specific task. Once that task is done. The committee dissolves. A committee is not a new cabinet position.
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  92. That's the thing about regulations. Most of them aren't voted on by Congress. They're just created by the bureaucracy.
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  93. If they had their way, you could vote online or by phone. They think the citizenship requirement is restrictive. They've been pushing for that to be removed for a while.
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  94. ​ @kingjb82  When Bush was president? Yes, because it would be a change of who's in power. Not just person but party. She's VP and they've made a bid deal in the almost 4 years that she's been heavily involved in the decisions and plans of the current administration. So how is she change from the current administration?
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  95. ​ @margotina100  That's why Starmer is stressing a coalition of the willing. It won't involve NATO. Which means no NATO troops, money, or equipment.
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  96. So just hand these two the gold? They know the results. They have lost to women before. Somehow just handing them the win and being disqualified is supposed to help the other competitors how exactly? 2nd and 3rd still exist.
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  97.  @shani5345 Seriously! He’s constantly challenging people to fist fights. He calls half the country a danger to it. It’s insane.
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  98. ​@Michael-od4kd ​ Most women have openly said they're against this. Otherwise, the other female boxers wouldn't have wanted these tests implemented in women's international boxing. Unfortunately, the Olympic Committee decided to against international rulings.
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  99. She's never had a baby. She has no idea.
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  100. It's very similar to when Obama was bragging about the recovery from 2008. Most of the jobs are part-time, and that's the case now. It's broken down in the report, full-time and part-time, but they don't show that part.
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  101. It just shows how they can't come up with anything of their own. It's a horrible idea to call it that because it just shows even more how desperate and lost they are.
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  102. ​@ocularisvanleer5789 That's my basic understanding of it. That you can run up as high of a debt as you want because supposedly a country can't go bankrupt. Just ignore all the many many times throughout history that's occurred from countries that created their own currency too. If it was a simple as print more, do they really think that's never been tried before? Of course it has and it's followed by hyper inflation. Look at Venezuela or Argentina as very modern day examples.
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  103. That has been another huge problem with that party. No matter where you're from, you vote how California and New York does federally or you're out. No matter what values they run on, they vote with the party at the federal level. It's why no matter how much I like a Democrat candidate and what they say, even their past record, I can't vote for them for a federal office. We need to remind people of that when they start pushing moderate southern Democrats forward for president.
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  104. ​ @sirnicholibraden86  Yes. The other female boxers didn't speak up and just complained on social media. Oh wait. They didn't and that's why they were tested in the first place.
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  105. That's why everything is moving at a break neck speed. He knows he's got to get the economy turned around and have huge numbers being deported by 18 months. If he can get the manufacturing starting and employment near his last term, they'll maintain control. Nobody's going to want to stop the forward momentum.
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  106. I've heard it's been going on around on Twitter, but I've said it since this started. They're upset that the head of the Executive Branch is involved with the Executive Branch. There's a provision that allows for the president to bring in gifted and talented people in the private sector into the Executive to help with a specific task for the president. This was put in and approved by Congress decades ago, but they'd rather pretend it doesn't exist.
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  107. Seriously. I guess I got changed, but it wasn't the change I wanted.
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  108. The pharmaceutical company is currently facing a lawsuit from children with early puberty who were given puberty blockers to let it happen when it should for long-term health problems from side effects they were not warned about.
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  109. Her mom didn't have multiple jobs. She was a wealthy doctor. Her father was a professor at Stanford.
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  110. That's Modern Monetary Theory for you in a nutshell.
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  111. Exactly. Now "news" is considered entertainment. Even by the courts. It's all editorials instead of news. Even older newspapers that are still in print or online the editorials are almost the entire thing. There'll be a couple of news stories and everything else will be labeled editorial. At least that's labeled though unlike news channels.
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  112. ​​​ @westonding8953  It absolutely is part of the problem. It's what set up a lot of the difficulties in holding a child back. Instead of tieing funding to improvement it tied it to test scores. Which created the teaching to the test system. Teachers are given a curriculum of what's likely going to be on it and that's what they plan lessons with. You're limited to how many kids can even be recommend to be held back. Then the teacher has to go before the school board and present a case as to why they should be. Grades aren't enough. Edit: They're also evaluated on college readiness. How many are committed to a college before graduation. Counselors don't talk about trades or jobs anymore because of it. It's all college major discussion. That's from Obama's push for students to be "prepared for a global workforce." Instead of preparing them to find jobs. Common Core is the name of Obama's education reform.
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  113. ​ @elizabethjones3484 ​ Parents take exception to teachers or anyone referring to their children as "my" kids. That's a possessive word. As in they belong to me. It indicates a mindset of how that person views children they see, in some cases, an hour a day. That they are equal to or even more important than the parents. You talk about boundaries, and if you're talking like you have some type of claim on someone else's child, that's crossing one. Not a single one of my teachers ever said "my" kids. They said "I treat those kids like my own." All these teachers are supposedly "educated" teaching children of the "uneducated", but even the uneducated understand that words have meaning behind them. That your choice of words reflects how you view something. I don't know where teachers have been taught to use this phrase, but parents have repeatedly said they don't like it. Rather than acknowledge that and change their phrasing, we're met with being lectured like you just did and told your life story to try to gain sympathy instead of simply stopping using it. Which again indicates a mindset of I know better than you, you're beneath me, I'll refer to your child however I please.
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  114. ​ @ronniemaclaine5234  Because people lie? Pretending men are perfect doesn't help you.
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  115. ​@HateSpeech4Life What does that have to do with the video and who is this directed at? It's pretty standard etiquette that if you invite someone you pay. If it's an agreed upon outing by a large group, it's a split check. So no idea who you're addressing or wtf it has to do with the content of this video.
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  116. No. That's a misunderstanding of tax codes. If you look at them outside just the rate, nobody paid that rate. If they were taking 90% of Carnegie, Rockefeller, etc money every year how'd they become so wealthy they had a competition of who could give away the most and all still had enough leftover to support their family for generations? Because obviously nobody was paying that.
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  117. ​ @luckdragongirl  That doesn't mean they're owned by corporations. When we were house hunting at the tail end of Covid, almost every house had been bought and flipped by realtors. Driving up the price. I have a second home because it was my grandparent's house that they built in the 50s. That's a lot of what ends up as rentals. That happened to that neighborhood because the houses were cheap and bought by realtors that flipped them and rented them out.
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  118. Because they're the most identitarian group.
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  119. No. That would be 1972-1973. Though at least then the Democratic party did call out the over 2,000 bombings. I won't count the Civil War because they tried to do it peacefully.
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  120. That's what it is.
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  121. Elon has been pretty supportive of Trump. Obviously doesn't consider him a friend, but respected what he was trying to do. The thing with people like Zuckerberg is they can be really intelligent in a single area, but really naive and ignorant in most others. They're also very insulated from the outside world. Musk is basically Thiel just smarter in different areas. They both look at the world in a unique way to everyone else.
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  122. He is. It's why his son's over everything now. I don't know how they'll do now that most their funding was cut with the removal of USAID.
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  123. ​ @priscillajimenez27  You do know there are areas of huwite populations that don't have those things too, right? In fact, where JD Vance is talking about being from, there are areas with no electricity or water treatment. The poorest area in the US is the Appalachians. I'm not meaning to derail the conversation, but you seem to be under the impression that's only a Native thing. There are also areas in Louisiana that are very rural with a black population that also don't have access to those things. Generally speaking though, that particular group live that way by choice to stay connected to their heritage.
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  124. HRT
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  125. Personally I don't think the government should be funding it in the first place. There are charities that do it and private companies. The scientists in the government that do the research then get paid from the patent for the rest of their lives, but the taxpayer gets nothing. If the medications were sold at just above cost of production because our tax dollars funded the research, maybe then I'd feel different. Until then, not interested. Edit: Where's the research into prostate cancer? It's all focused on women. Breast cancer due to massive research and education pumped into it is already has one of the highest survival rates. Time to move to one of the lower ones.
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  126. He's a PDF file.
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  127. Oh, I'm sure it has been. Like Elon said, it's not something the establishment wants. All those little rules and regulations were created by lobbyist money that in some way benefited the establishment. A favor here, a cushy job there.
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  128. ​​ @wendellbabin6457  A lot of lawyers, including New York ones, were expecting a hung jury with there being 1 hold out. So I don't think so. In civil cases you'd be correct, but not criminal. Edit: The judge allowed if 4 voted on one charge and 4 on another that that would be a guilty which isn't how it's ever been.
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  129. They're not stupid. They know if they step out of line it'll be used against them down the road.
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  130. Invaded? Not a single person was armed, and the majority were let in. Capital Police were overwhelmed by the crowd. Since we'd seen similar occur various times (Women's March and Kavanaugh confirmation hearing) before, it absolutely made sense to have more people there. Why aren't you also calling at least 3 other times protesters have stormed buildings in the Capital an invasion, too? Also, I wasn't aware the American people could invade the People's House. Edit: For some reason, people forget that every federal building, particularly the ones our government operates in, is owned by We The People. Not the politicians we allow to sit in them.
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  131. It's almost like there's a reason people who voted for Obama's first term voted Trump. It's almost like they had the same platform or something. Edit: That said, this is not the bill we voted for. It should be much less spending. However, I understand it's got to be done in increments, and a quick cut-off could cause a shock to the system. I expect much deeper cuts in the budget in September.
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  132. ​ @zakofrx  I should hope I have it better than someone in prison otherwise we need to reevaluate prisons. It's not supposed to be a vacation. It's punishment. That's like a kid saying other kids have it better than one in time out. That's the point.
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  133. When it said served overseas twice I knew it was Tulsi. How disgusting
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  134. ​ @WarrenThompson-p9k  Ummm an annexation is allowing another area to join. They did indeed annex Crimea. Just like the US annexed Texas, Alaska, and Hawaii.
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  135. I'm not a Republican either. While I am very traditional, that was my choice and not a choice to make for others. I've been rooting for this since I cast my first vote for Ross Perot.
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  136. No, it didn't because what he's claiming we don't focus on has been what we've focused on since the late 80s. You can't look at today's school system and make his claims. Recess as been almost completely removed, trade skills have been removed, anything that taught life skills has been removed, homework has gotten insane, etc. Daily homework now is 2-3 hours worth. Our entertainment shows the jocks and popular girls as the bad guys. Athletics teaches teamwork and a competitive spirit. During our peak our nerds were also fairly accomplish in athletics as well as academics. The only people saying he's right hasn't had a kid in school in the last 15-20 years. The issue with education is the teachers not teaching and standards lowered so failing kids aren't held back. It has nothing to do with athletics or our culture. In fact, the US has the 2nd most unhealthy work culture in the world. Just behind Japan. Edit: The people in his culture that work 80 hours a week is the slave class.
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  137. ​​ @comment3711  Which is telling because Screech wasn't even smart. Zach was the genius and scored way higher on the SAT than Screech. That lesson is that the truly highly gifted tend to be goof offs because they're bored. Einstein is a prime example of it. He got kicked out of several schools for being a mischief. What he's advocating for doesn't produce geniuses because if you have to work that hard to pass basic studies, you're not really intelligent. Much less creative. The student that comes up with a million ways to make mischief is the creative and innovative one. Not the kid with their nose shoved in a book memorizing stuff.
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  138. The sheer disdain they have for regular people will never not astound me.
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  139. ​ @MoodSwing916  Yes, but this causes permanent bodily injury and long-term health issues. I don't think a parent should have the right to consent to that on behalf of the child. A tattoo isn't going to give you cancer, shorten your lifespan, give you osteoporosis, and make you infertile. As an adult you can't get a vasectomy or your tubes tied until in your 20s because there's a high probability you'll change your mind, but a pubescent child can be sterilized?
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  140. They think kids look to politicians as role models. That’s hilarious. I’m way older and nobody ever looked at them that way.
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  141. I entered school not long after it was implemented. I've watched our education rate drop steadily since then. It wasn't a big deal at first and then every administration had to fiddle with it.
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  142. They've already tanked their economy. New York has the worst growth in the country. I decided to look into all the states' economies because more are people are moving to mine now than during the lockdowns. Come to find out, we're one of the fastest growing economies. New York isn't really doing so when it used to be a powerhouse. Tourism is way down because of the violence. This is only going to hurt them because people will be afraid to do business there now.
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  143. Yes. Pro Palestinian protesters most likely.
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  144. I don't. Those minerals mean we won't need to get them from China. Which is why it's even being offered.
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  145. 4:43 Ummm did the invasion of Georgia not happen now? War still hasn't actually been declared. I'm not 70 and I remember all the wars that broke out after the USSR collapsed. Particularly in what was Yugoslavia. Last time I checked, that's part of Europe. So not even close lady. Edit: I'll even note that the area I'm talking about is one of the peaceful trade agreements Trump secured during his administration. Something no one my age ever thought we'd see in our lieftime.
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  146. I'm going to be honest. Unless they can pull someone amazing out of their bum, Vance is a shoe in. Not only is he just a regular guy, but he's also young and a real rags to riches story. His interview with Theo was amazing in how he came across.
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  147. It's really weird. They don't like each other for the most part. A Dominican would be upset if you call them Puerto Rican.
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  148. ​​ @achilleos1  It's not like Russia has hundreds of years of being an expansionist country or their leaders legacy being determined by how much land they add to it. Just like people believe NATO was about communism and not to protect Europe from Russian expansionism. Edit: Americans barely know our own history much less have basic knowledge of Russian or European history to be completely fair.
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  149. They already have been. They had to add 2 more layers of fencing after the first night of the DNC.
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  150. This!
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  151. The prosecutors were refusing to prosecute. A lot of activist lawyers got elected as head prosecutor in very blue areas of California and simply refuse to enforce the laws they don't like. It's called prosecutrial discretion.
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  152. Having had experience with Canadian health care, yeah. It is cheap, but you get what you pay for. My father-in-law is now retired. He got supplemental private insurance through his employer so used private health care up there. Since he's retired he doesn't have it anymore. He's seriously considered getting insurance out of pocket to go back to prive care because it takes so long to be seen by specialists.
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  153. Also people believe the first thing they read or see so retractions don't do a whole lot.
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  154. Local and state governments are far more direct democracy than federal is. Citizens can add and vote on laws and regulations. The closer the government is to the citizens, the more it becomes direct democracy. I can't make a petition and have the federal legislators put it a vote to the entire country.
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  155. Trump doesn't so why are associating him with it?
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  156. I don’t feel sorry for Google in the slightest. They fostered this environment starting under Bush and now they’re reaping what they sowed. Then they canceled US military contracts because their employees were uncomfortable with them and even put out a statement bragging about it.
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  157. Nobody was protesting in front of liquor stores and bars either. Everyone simply didn't buy it.
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  158. ​ @irelandishsac13  In the US? None. It's against the Civil Rights Act. They're losing special privileges, like being able to expose yourself in public. When you're used to special privileges equality feels like oppression.
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  159. Everyone needs to be honest. None of these students would be in STEM anyway. They wouldn't even be in college.
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  160. ​ @reaper_exd7498 She was head of USAID that Trump got rid of and was Obama's ambassador to the UN.
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  161. ​​ @lewisner  Supreme Court Justices aren't elected. They're appointed by the President. All federal judges are by appointment. Some judges are elected but it's at a local level where there's rarely a political party by their name. The Supreme Court oversees the other courts rulings. Including state and local judges. There's also an oversite of by a group of other judges that aren't elected. It's not difficult to learn how judges become judges instead of just guessing incorrectly. Edit: A person that runs for the position of a judge is going to be a former prosecutor or defense attorney with decades of experience that the public can review their cases. If a judge gets too many cases overturned by higher courts, they're removed from their position.
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  162. Yeah I don't get it. Lady men have been a thing forever. Now because of ideology they want to force people to call them what they aren't so they feel better about themselves. That's not my problem.
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  163. ​ @calgal8915 ​ A lot fled to Oklahoma, and I don't think most vote blue. Even our big cities are now red. Now, in places like Texas, where a lot of tech companies are moving to, turning it blue is a much greater risk. It's more companies moving that creates the risk than individuals.
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  164. Considering Democrat internal polling had Trump winning close to 400 electrol votes, Kamala looked good in comparison. It's also funny to me because pundits before the election were saying anything over 300 would be considered a landslide in today's political climate, but that's when they thought Kamala would win. They decided it wasn't one once Trump won. The attitude of the population since Trump's win is very similar to how it was after Reagan won. The Democratic party thought it was over, but at least they realized it. They're sitting in the same position today but seem unable to face it.
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  165. 1:20 Then that would be one of the two genders recognized. Meaning saying there are two impacts you not even a little. Plus, you're making zero effort to appear as male. There is nothing that says "I'm male" about you.
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  166. People like her believe what MSM and politicians say. Scientists have come out repeatedly when they say a natural disaster is caused by climate change to correct the record that they're not. Like hurricanes are increasing when they've actually decreased in number. The so-called "tipping point" and "crisis" are only believed by 1% of scientists. It's from a model that was created using extreme numbers. Like her saying we won't be able to control it. We already can't control nature, and it's these people's hubris that makes them believe we can.
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  167. Men that served in WWII that were paper pushers got the WWII ribbon. That didn't make them combat veterans. I'm not sure hazard pay was a thing then, but it definitely was in Iraq and Afghanistan. No hazard pay, no combat vet. It's pretty simple.
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  168. 11:18 This isn't a war decision. It's an economic one. It's nothing like Ukraine. Selling weapons means the government makes money. Giving away weapons means the government loses money. Nothing at all alike. Trump cares about wars that impact the US, like most Americans. He doesn't care about ones that don't. It's not that hard. The only reason he cares about the Isreal and Ukraine wars is because they have the potential to drag the US into it and they're costing US tax dollars. As president of THIS country, this country's citizens are his top priority. Not every others country's citizens.
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  169. Dear Lord. So many salty men in the comments that can't use their ears or brains. The IOC said they implemented testing because the other WOMEN wanted it. Demanded it. They did what you're all claiming they don't and you still complain about it. Do you think that makes you look like a real man? Complaining about women not doing something they did?
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  170. Not originally in WWII. They only joined this side after Germany invaded them. Before that they were happily allied with Germany and helping them invade. They split Poland between them. They also weren't very active in WWI because civil war broke out in Russia and they then became the USSR.
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  171. Bernie's only gotten name changes in his state ones passed. He's no better
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  172. 4:53 Yes. That's not the government's job. I've seen what "research" the government funds. That's the job of the private sector. If my tax money is developing these amazing medications, then we shouldn't be charged for them. One or the other. This both business or paying to see how hamsters react to cocain is over. Edit: Breast cancer, especially. It's already one of the most survivable types thanks to all the funding. You'll never cure cancer because of what it is. We know how to detect it early. Research complete.
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  173. Ugh. The new generation is infuriating. She's a Boomer. She'd be 4th Boomer president. That's not new.
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  174. CNN just got cleaned out. Zaslov warned them. Get unbiased and nonpartisan or you're gone. They couldn't do it, and now they're gone. MSNBC is being spun off and removed from the NBC brand. They can say what they want. They have no audience and no legitimacy.
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  175. Ummm every other state already prosecutes for theft. They don't need it because they never passed a law making under $950 a misdemeanor.
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  176. He's threatened that before. Putin isn't stupid enough to go after NATO. Yes he blusters to other countries, but it's their fault if they take him seriously.
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  177. "Unite this country" says the man that every State of the Union and various other talks has called people that didn't vote for him evil. Him and the MSM are the ones splitting us. Disgusting.
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  178. That's why the polls are turning so dramatically right now. With another Cat 4 coming in behind it. It's not like a tsunami which are rare. Hurricanes hitting are inevitable. Compare this response with the one that hit Puerto Rico under Trump. Multiple military ships waiting off shore stocked with supplies, Army Corp of Engineers ready to hit the ground running, private individuals and companies coordinated and working together quickly, etc. I know for a fact private companies have donated over $1 B to relief work for this last one and there's nothing to show for it. Edit: My husband works at a refinery for 1 big oil company, my oldest at one for another, and my youngest for stations of another. They've all 3 donated 100s of millions. Add in Walmart's donations and those 4 alone reach $1B. Where's it gone? Those people should be having their needs met from that alone.
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  179. I think it was from last year's.
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  180. ​ @danielbyrne5402  I don't know where you're getting that from. They don't. Look at Kamala as an example. They went back to India every year. In most family photos they're dressed in strict Indian clothing that's made to reflect their caste. India celebrates every time someone of Indian descent gets into a position of power in a Western country. You can look at the UK to see how well they integrate. They've turned major areas into Bangladesh.
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  181. Why are they acting like it's never happened before? It doesn't impact "the people" very much. The only ones I care about that it is the military personnel. Not the high ups, but the lower ranks. They could absolutely prioritize paying them, but they won't. I don't give a crap that their staff won't get paid.
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  182. It's not even really law. It was rolled into the end of Obamacare as part of mental Healthcare. Since now it's no longer a mental illness, it shouldn't fall under it anymore. There's no criteria for diagnosis. Imagine that with anything else.
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  183. She knows it's supposed to be a unifying event. She's running on being a unifier, but can't attend it? Instead, she sends in a political ad as a video to top it off that's just saying vote for me because of what's between my legs. Awful.
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  184. Not really. It's because of the numbers. If Kamala moves up and he's out, it'll be tied in the Senate. That means they won't be able to appoint a new VP or do anything really.
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  185. He used to be a Republican then switched and went hard left. He claims that since he ran for president, he got exposed to more regular people on the right and realized populists had joined MAGA "this time." He doesn't even realize that was always the case because it's a populist movement. Either he's incredibly dumb or just like when he turned hard left, he's going where the money is.
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  186. ​​​ @Jkrogs18  Chunk used to be Republican. He hasn't changed. He's just moving to where he can get more views and try to be relevant. His political PAC is responsible for the squad being elected. Edit: He won't even admit the policies they advocated for in California that have ruined it are bad. Him and Anna blame establishment Democrats for letting them pass them. That's been since the election.
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  187. I was laughing when left-wing streamers were getting excited when exit polls put fear of losing democracy as the number 2 issue. Only to find out later it was people voting Trump because of the law fare they'd engaged in. I knew that was likely who was putting it. Democrats once again shooting themselves in the foot by highlighting an issue that could go both ways.
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  188. I'm getting real tired of the attempted watering down of this victory. Before the election several MSM were saying in this political climate anything over 300 would be a modern day landside. Counties that haven't voted Republican since Nixon went it this time. Kept the House AND took Congress.
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  189. ​ Black-Conservative-TV-26  Be gone bot!
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  190. So you like the government taking more of everyone's money? You don't get back more than you paid in. It's not really a child tax credit. It's a dependent credit. It also includes anyone living with you like your disabled parent or spouse. Nobody else is paying for it. A tax credit just means it's that much less YOU pay.
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  191. Yes. It's happened before. VPs often run, but rarely win.
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  192. I always saw Vivek in a cabinet position. I'm honestly surprised Trump hasn't already spoken to him about it. After seeing Trump getting emotional at the RNC last night, I can't wait to hear the new speech he wrote. Pretty sure we're going to see a bit different Trump moving forward.
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  193. Probably because of Covid. The executive is in charge of the census and with them in power they're not very motivated to redo it.
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  194. Since one of the decisions they were concerned about came back unanimous so how are they going to continue to push this?
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  195. They've pulled ads from North Carolina. You don't do that unless it's lost and you're putting money somewhere else looking for another path. Especially if it's as close as they're trying to claim.
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  196. ​ @jennmcdavitt3782  I do because the press made fun of Trump being moved to the bunker.
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  197. ​ @HollyMoore-wo2mh  The IBA said their tests showed they're male.
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  198. ​​ @kevinjames5948  And a woman. DEI isn't just race as much as you and Roland try to claim it is. In the military women have lower requirements than men. That's not a meritocracy if there are different requirements based on an immutable characteristic. That's not equality.
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  199. Trump has been in contact with him since before he entered office. The MSM is very upset about that. Just like the guy just asking Rubio what concession he wants from Russia, just because every conversation isn't shouted to the world doesn't mean they're not taking place.
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  200. The coalition is over here. Most people understand that if you have policies that are good, everyone does better rather than having policies that are only for this or that group. I want to know why her podcast is called Native Land. She's not Native. This is why Natives swung hard to Trump. We've had to deal with these black supremacist groups for years. To see them rising to power within the Democrat Party is a big no. The movies and shows they've been allowed to put out like the Cleopatra one are no different than Birth of a Nation. Seeing that not only being allowed to be made but being pushed as acceptable is insanity.
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  201. He's saying of willing participants. That means no NATO involvement. It's the same thing we did in Iraq. NATO didn't get involved even though several NATO countries did.
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  202. 15:02 They're ignoring Trump's increasing it to $5,000 for 18 years. Not a single tax reduction of $6,000 for just the first year. His plan is better. Mentioning Gen X instead of Millennials is a funny slip. The majority of Gen X isn't voting for her, so maybe it's intentional to stick us with Z. Another generation she's not performing well with. We're getting ready to start retiring in the next decade. It's a little late to pretend to care about our dreams. Edit: 15:21 She really thinks people are stupid. The federal government has nothing to do with red tap for building homes. That's the state, county, and city codes. This is the first time she's ever mentioning cutting regulations too. She's literally just saying she's going to do everything Trump is doing. Except like Obama, she won't do those but will do the radical ones she's promised in the past.,
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  203. Musk is doing it for various reasons. A big one is regulations and the agencies behind them that are preventing invention and innovation in several areas. Which, if that cranks up like it was until fairly recently, it'll only be good for us.
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  204. So? A step-father is more of a man than the biological father that ran away from his responsibilities. The man that raised me was my step-father, and my husband was raised by his step-father. Both were amazing examples of a man, a father, and a husband. Way more so than our deadbeat dads that were abusive drunks that had nothing to do with the children they created. Edit: The man that provides for you and cares for you is a father. Sperm doesn't determine that.
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  205. ​ @norsewarlock8331 ​ I'm getting really tired of these people saying disagreeing and voicing that disagreement is acting like a leftist. It's pure projection. Trying to force anyone out or silence those who doesn't agree 100% is pure leftist tactics. This side has always engaged a healthy debate and scrutinizing those in power. Trying to remove individuality and make another hive mind just on the right is going to get most of us to just throw in the towel and let it burn. Especially those of us that have been in this fight for over a decade now.
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  206. The thing they really get wrong is it's not for home defense. It's the preferred weapon by women for home defense. That's because it's a higher caliber with little recoil or kickback. A normal higher caliber rifle, most women would have to brace their shoulder against a wall to prevent injuring themselves or firing at the ceiling because it kicked up and the butt slams back into their shoulder.
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  207. ​ @ChrisGConantheB  I really want him to name those 5 people because none that they've pushed into the national spotlight come to mind.
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  208. Internal polling had Trump winning close to 400 electoral votes against Biden, so anything less than that would have been better.
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  209. That's part of the National Guards role as well. They help the state in times of emergency.
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  210. 8:23 I don't care about your feelings. You're not my countryman. You're not my people. My people are Americans. I think that's why you've seen in recent years this push that everyone on both continents are "Americans." So they can claim they'd "Americans" too so have a right to be here. No you don't. It's funny because Mexicans were pitching a fit a lot of Americans were living in Mexico City because they were working remotely and it was so much cheaper. Saying it shouldn't be allowed and complaining they were driving up housing costs and demanding menus in English.
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  211. Yes because passing a Constitutional Amendment is so much easier than making a committee. Why would a committee of non politicians and that the members gain nothing be corrupt automatically? That's a ridiculous statement. The JFK assassination committee of private citizens wasn't corrupt and found a lot of information the FBI didn't have. The Church commission wasn't corrupt and took to task the FBI. Edit: Any amendment would take years to pass and be ratified. A committee can be formed and done in a single term.
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  212. It's funny because they trash Fetterman for doing what his want him to. He's not in as partisan a district as a lot of them are.
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  213. "Our democracy" is a phrase from Marxism. Under Communism only members of the communist party are allowed to vote. Anyone outside the party was blocked from participating in "democracy." That's why it's called "our democracy." It's important to know where phrases come from when they suddenly pop up in everyday discourse. Just like social justice. It's not new. It was from the Progressive Era from 1890-1920. It was the progressives that banned alcohol and when women were allowed to marry each other in Boston. It's important to understand when these ideas were introduced whenever they attempt to point to something being allowed in the past.
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  214. ​ @Grouse2275  Why do you think the testing was done in the first place? Because women spoke out. God you're an ignorant person.
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  215. She's almost 70 years old and was raised in a completely different country. She has no baring on anything in the US today.
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  216. Cuban has never run a company. He made a lucky investment and has been playing off it ever since.
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  217. Ugh! Keep your head down. It's likely to get wild in places like that.
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  218. It should be legal to assault people? I don't think so.
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  219. Basically what they're saying is they don't understand southern or Indian culture. Indian culture also says the wife is now part of and the responsibility of the husband's family. That's why you take his name. You're buried with others with your name. It's not that complicated. In my case it will be different, but that's because I'm the one with a family plot and who's family has a long history in the area because my husband is an immigrant. As for his shared history comment, pretty sure once you immigrate and become an American citizen, you too are now a part of that shared history. It's called assimilation.
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  220. That's why Starmer is saying a coalition of the willing. It's the same thing we did when we went into Iraq. It doesn't involve NATO no matter what happens.
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  221. She's just ignoring that Liz didn't get reelected because she's a war monger. Nobody pushed her out. She chose to go to the Democrats. Once she made that choice, she got ridiculed for it.
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  222. Thank you! And he was right. There were just regular people there trying to preserve history who got painted as being horrible people which was wrong. This black and white thinking is what’s bad. I don’t believe every Biden voter is a communist even though I know some are, but the other side is constantly painting every Trump voter as a racist. Just like they did every person that didn’t vote for Obama. That’s when this started and now they’re shocked there’s division. Edit: I voted for Obama the first time for the same reason I voted Trump in 2016. They had almost the exact same platform. The difference is Obama lied. Somebody needs to square that circle for me at some point. Almost identical platforms and one was amazing and the other a horrible racist. The main difference was Trump was pro gay marriage and Obama wasn’t. So Trump was even a touch farther left.
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  223. ​ @maryqueenofscots5731  They absolutely do in Mexico and many South American countries. Most have very similar laws to the US.
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  224. I seriously doubt he told an investment group to do anything. That defeats the purpose of being in one. It's to allow that group to handle your investments.
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  225. "I offer a new generation of leadership." She's a Boomer. So was Clinton, Bush Jr, and Obama. How is she a new generation of leadership? Twitter needs to hit that hard.
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  226. The report was available at trial. The jury had it in evidence. Just because people disagree with the jury doesn't mean their decision gets tossed. The supposed pardon wouldn't change anything for him other than what prison he's in because the sentences are being served concurrently.
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  227. Also the government with a board of directors. That's why the head of the Federal Reserve is a government appointment. Right now it's Yellen.
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  228. ​@MilitantAntiAtheism That wasn't the DNC, though it might as well be. That was at the Communist Party. Yes, we have an official one. AOC was a member. Hasan Piker is currently in Japan to speak at their Communist Party convention. I'd love to be a fly on that wall.
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  229. What BlackRock was buying was development. It was areas that were already being planned to be housing developments. Those horrible HOA type places with cookie-cutter houses that get thrown up real quick. People were being bid against by flippers. Usually realtors. Who buys up older houses during housing bubbles, does a little remodeling, and drives up the price. I know because I was bidding against them. The ONLY reason we ended up getting the house we did was because it's a community that tries to police who comes in. Make sure they're going to keep the property in good shape, makes enough money, etc. It was between that and an HOA because they set parameters on applicants. Edit: My husband was already working here for months staying in a hotel because we kept getting out bid or it sold before we could even schedule a viewing. 9 out of 10 homes on the market that were turnkey ready were owned by local realtors. Since they know it's coming onto the market before anyone else, they swoop in and grab them as soon as the listing goes live.
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  230. ​ @blacksnakesofwisconsin  Depends on the place. California just recently passed a bill giving them a housing a loan that as long as they live there for a few years, they don't have to pay back.
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  231. ​ @amberarnold8547 ​ I know the ones with his first wife they used IVF. They lost their first child to SIDS, then had twins and triplets through IVF.
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  232. He's said he doesn't support it multiple times. The left are trying to use it as a scare tactic and pushing it hard. The platform he is running on is clearly stated on his website.
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  233. The guy wasn't covering for him. He was explaining that them laying out the time-line from when the unit received deployment orders means he didn't know they were going to be when he retired. He's pointed out that given his rank, he would have been told before then to get ready for deployment.
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  234. When they've had on a guy talking about sneaking up and "slitting their throats?" This is way milder. You've got Kamala pounding the podium shouting, "Never again!" They said after the 2nd attempt they were going to tone down the rhetoric and jumped right back into calling him the painter, which was referenced by one of the potential assassins. Sorry, not sorry. This isn't going to change anyone's vote except maybe a Jew's who's sick of the pro Palestine protests calling for the ending of Jews proudly.
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  235. That's what the new law is. It's to cut down on the habitual ones. It's become organized rings doing it.
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  236. Most of the minerals are still on Ukraine's side of the front line. Very little is on the other side.
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  237. That's funny because it's a trans allegory.
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  238. Exactly. It's men that who they sleep with isn't their entire personality.
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  239. Saying it was stolen by Russia, he wasn't "their" president, Stacy Abrams still hasn't conceded the Georgia election, etc. That's not including all the court cases from Hillary and the Green party.
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  240. ​ @indepthmike5578 ​ Then we'll continue to not pay for or watch their stuff, and they'll continue to go bankrupt. Don't pretend like that ended in 2020.
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  241. ​ @TheWhiteRabbit-my8eh  I've never understood this claim when there are basically cures for many types now if caught early. Since cancer kills, how do they make more from someone that will never take any medication ever again because they're no longer alive to? Breast cancer, leukemia, and several others are very curable. They have a very high survival rate. Fewer die from those a year than the flu. Those people will now grow old and require medications like blood pressure and such for a good portion of their lives. They paid to treat and get rid of the cancer, as well as will be able to pay for future care. This claim doesn't hold up because they'd charge a massive amount for the cure and patients would be alive to require more later. The other way, they just are no longer around in a few years.
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  242. You can't and never will be able to cure every type simply because of the nature of it. It's an over production of your own cells. Same with autoimmune diseases and chromosomal disorders. Unless they can alter your genes before birth, but even then, it would only eliminate some.
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  243. As one, he's not. Remember they got almost every election wrong too. They thought Kamala had a chance.
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  244. ​ @DK-sc4hb  According to one Democrat operative, they don't think rural area voters in the impacted areas have the resources or the intelligence to figure out how to vote. He highlighted North Carolina and that the wealthy area is a blue dot. That they'll have the resources available to do so, but the poors won't. It was disgusting to listen to.
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  245. Not destroyed. Reigned in. He's absolutely right.
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  246. 3:51 Oh God! A land acknowledgment! Spoken in a language he couldn't be bothered to identify. I guess we all speak the same one. That's the first one I've seen when they didn't say the tribe. 13:10 Jesus! With that many vice chairs and those rules, it's no wonder the party is crazy. They're also kindly advertising to the world their values are quotas and they don't believe in a meritocracy.
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  247. He's worth 50 million and owns a penthouse in Chicago.
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  248. Obama knew what to say to get elected. That's it. He was allowed to win because they knew he wouldn't actually do any of it. The 2016, 2020, and 2024 nominations exposed they control 100% who can run.
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  249. ​ @RGSMANIA  He gets airtime because he's who brought the Democratic party back from the brink after their defeat to Reagan. They didn't think they'd ever win again. He pulled the party back centered in 10 years with finding and pushing southern members of the Democratic party because they had to be more conservative to win elections there.
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  250. I don't think he understands the US population is not willing to go to war with Russia. That was one of the main things that lost Hillary the election. Saying pretty much point blank she was going to go to war with Russia. I think he gets all this admiration on social media, the MSM, and a few people cheering him when he goes to other countries and thinks that's how the majority of the population feels. It never occurred to him the US population doesn't have this unyeilding hatred of Russia and Putin. That's why he did what he did in front of the cameras. He thought it would corner Trump to accept his demands to save face with voters, but he didn't understand the current feelings in the US about war.
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  251. ​ @sendthis9480  Wearing a shirt as a tourist isn't the same thing as protesting in a country you've illegally entered. During the Olympics are people from other countries there not supposed to support their country because someone might get offended? I'm sorry, but that's such a stupid thing to be upset about and not even remotely comparable.
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  252. Only 6% don't agree with this. They need to learn that just being loud and stomping your feet doesn't make you the majority.
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  253. Yep, but we're siding with Putin while they're funding both sides.
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  254. CNN got bought by Zazlov. The guy he put over it made it clear he was going to clean to house and most talking heads would be leaving. Obviously if they don't do anything wrong he has to wait for their contract to end.
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  255. Trump has said multiple times he does not support it. His platform is on his website. It's a psyop for leftists to use try to scare voters.
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  256. Oh no, they still do the woman thing. A Democratic governor recently tried to remove the word "mother" from all legislation and replace it with " inseminated person."
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  257. Does Chuck think that language makes him relatable? It honestly sounds ridiculous coming from a geriatric patient. It sounds like he practiced saying curse words in hip slang. Please keep highlighting the thousands of federal workers fired because the vast majority of the population supports it.
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  258. ​ @bellaitalia1031  Don't vote Democrat honestly. It's rare to find one now that does that at the federal level because they know they'll be pushed out. Fetterman is the exception because his seat is pretty secure. Voting only on party lines would cost him his seat. Anyone that can win right after a stroke that caused brain damage, doesn't have much to worry about.
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  259. His decisions led to the 2008 recession. He repelled regulations on banks that were put in place after the Great Depression to prevent the big swings in the stock market and economy.
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  260. I don't know why anyone would have been worried about the party after Jan 6th. After Democrats had spent a year cheering on death and destruction proudly to the point of normalization, why would a much less violent protest even register?
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  261. Her family is speaking on what really happened. It looks like normal malpractice, which occurs a lot in hospitals and has nothing to do with any law. You are correct that too many women aren't aware that abortions aren't 100% safe. They can cause a lot of problems from infertility to death, and they're not informed about the potential risks. One of the reasons is because they go to a clinic that doesn't even have a doctor on staff. There'll be maybe one nurse and everyone else is just staff.
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  262. 16:37 He didn't change sides. He's never been on anyone but the side of the US.
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  263. I'm guessing a lot. I've seen a lot speaking up in comments. If they're being honest. Registered Dem but voting Trump.
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  264. ​​​​​ @dan6442  I wasn't aware every single German was a member of the party. Oh that's right, they weren't. Na zism is a cult. It's not Christian and rejects the idea of gods. It says men are gods. Specifically the mythical A ryan race. They believe they were a race with supernatural powers. When their civilization was destroyed and they scattered throughout the world they imbued objects using their powers. Those objects came to be seen as religious objects given by different gods. You confuse the political party with the high ups. All the high ups in positions of power and that started it believed this. Including the man with the funny mustache. People seriously need to educate themselves about what it really was rather than just the surface level of it. Edit: This is why they wanted to "purify" the race and why they were collecting religious artifacts from all religions. They believed they could eventually bred the race back into existence and obtain the power they thought lost. They didn't kill just Jews either. It had nothing to do with their religious beliefs. They killed Roma/Gypsies, blacks, gays, the disabled, etc. 5 million + other races were killed. Your history teachers seriously did you a disservice. Roma lost the largest percentage of their population of any group affected. Only 10% remained following Germany's rule.
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  265. It's because Communism is based on the false idea that humans are naturally good. We aren't. We're just like every other animal and will do whatever we have to to survive. We put our own interests above others. Even in the cases where someone does make a medication or something to help out of goodwill, it's usually because what it's for has impacted them in some way.
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  266. "Take the win!" What win? They don't get to try to take credit for what we've done. That he thinks McConnell was popular tells me he never once looked at a poll from Republicans. Only like 30% of Republicans even liked the party. It was just about the complete opposite to Democrats on like or dislike. Democrats overwhelmingly liked the Democratic party. We've still got work to do to get some others out, but we've sent a clear message. They don't even understand it's not about kissing the ring for Trump. It's them showing allegiance to us.
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  267. ​ @charcoalcowboy  No he wouldn't because at most it would be a misdemeanor. Not a jailable offense. Show me all the protesters in jail for storming a stage at a public event and disrupting it, especially BLM protesters. Then you can claim if he was black he would have been jailed. Until then, you're exactly who people are are complaining about.
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  268. He wore a suit when he went to Israel. Sargon showed the picture on his stream about this yesterday.
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  269. He was referencing a court decision I believe. A bad one which was why he said it like that.
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  270. I'm still waiting for them to arrest poverty. Hello fellow AJW enjoyer.
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  271. It was called the Swedish model because that's where it came from. Sweden is the world leader in transgender research. They've also now stopped doing it.
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  272. ​​ @kevinjames5948  Not yet. He just changed requirements for those entering training of it. We have a shortage because qualified people weren't allowed to train because they were the wrong race, sex, sexuality, or able bodied. A former Airforce pilot explained the point system they were using alongside your test scores. If you were a vet +5 points, black +10 points, LGBTQ +10, etc and they stacked. So a person could score far below on the test but then get dragged up above 100% by adding the other factors.
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  273. ​ @kevinjames5948  The helicopter pilot was female. Women also benefit from DEI programs. Why ya'll gotta always make everything about race? If she was disabled it would be clear she shouldn't have been flying, but her skin color would still be the same. How do you know she wasn't mixed race like me? You don't. You're just assuming based on the name.
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  274. He's always been like that since he was Clinton's chief of staff.
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  275. This didn't only happen under the current administration. It happened under Obama, too. It was a tropical storm that hit Louisiana, but not any major cities. Freaking crickets from the government. That's when the Cajun Navy was born. No Red Cross, no FEMA, nothing. We intentionally went 2 weeks later to the area, which was the worst hit to spend money at local businesses to give them a bit of a hand up. There were still houses underwater. People complained about Bush's response to Katrina, and it was nowhere near this disgraceful. Whenever disasters hit in a neighboring state, my little town would donate 18-wheelers full of supplies that would be driven to small towns affected because we knew they would get ignored by the federal government. Unfortunately, this isn't unique for rural areas. Unless a big city is affected, it gets pretty much ignored. It is unique that FEMA ran out of money.
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  276. A commission or committee isn't new bureaucracy. As with any such entity, what they're able to do would be incredibly limited to only their single task. Once the task is complete, the entity dissolves. They'd either just recommend removal of redundant or excessive rules, or be granted the power the just remove them. That's it. Nothing beyond that. Once they'd gone over them all removed what was needed, the commission poofs. Is the J6 commission still going? That's an example of a commission or committee.
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  277. 8:52 Everything she just said is unbelievably dumb. There are mumps and measles outbreaks every year. Washington state is one of places it's the worst in. You can't magically prevent birrds from getting bird flu. Ebola? Seriously? OMG
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  278. They don't spend money in states they can't win. You're up against mass mail in voting. No matter how popular a Republican might be in that state, because of that, they'll never win. I mean, the state government just outlawed voter ID. They did that for a reason.
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  279. ​ @idahotrumpdog5276  Good thing you weren't terminal because then those organizations don't help either. It's why they'll never get a cent from me. My grandmother had lung cancer. She was poor. On welfare kind of poor. They wouldn't do anything because she was terminal. They said helping people like that makes their survival ratio look too bad. Thank God for her doctor. He sent us flowers when she died with the bill marked paid in full. He covered all her treatment for the 10 years she'd received it.
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  280. ​ @michaelwaller7365  Seriously? That's crazy! I guess enough female minorities don't major in economics so they picked her.
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  281. They always attack their own. They had to put fencing up at the DNC. There were riots before at the DNC because a segment of Democrats didn't like the nominee. During the summer of love the mayor of Portland was attacked several times even though he bent the knee to them. The one when Trump was inaugurated was actually planned for Hillary. They just switched the signs to Trump once he won.
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  282. I like how everyone just forgets Trump's administration isn't in place yet. Several key figures are still waiting on confirmation. Especially Kash. Until he gets appointed, there's very few that are trustworthy enough to lead an investigation into people. Nobody said employees were kickbacks. They just want to know how they become so wealth working a $100,000 a yrar job in DC.
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  283. That's not what he said. Had he said the first part alone, it would mean that. Instead it was an expression of frustration. Similar to FML. Still insulting and unprofessional, but not a direct insult.
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  284. ​ @jasonjones7451  He's not poor. He comes from a wealthy family. He specifically moved to where he was because he could win there. He wasn't from there. He's another one that's never worked outside politics.
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  285. That's Modern Monetary Theory. I think that's what he was saying he doesn't understand. I think, but am not positive given how that interview was framed and edited.
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  286. ​​​ @wa-bu3ke  He has $5 in pocket. As in his money is spent on his family rather than himself. As he was trying to ask the screaming guy, "What is money for?" As in why are making money? For yourself or for your family. The yelling guy makes it for himself, the other guy makes it to provide for his family as it should be. Edit: Do not follow the screaming guy's advice unless you want to never find someone that cares about you. Women don't find that attractive and the ones that do are superficial gold diggers. So when he's complaining about women being gold diggers, it's because how he is attracts them.
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  287. Oh, Jesus. Well, they have pulled most of his funding, and the donations are drying up so at least we won't have many ads.
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  288. It's gonna get crazy guys! It's only getting started.
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  289. Remember Don Lemon said the plane was sucked up in a blackhole. That's the intelligence you're dealing with. Just like his buddy from CNN Potato head Brian Stelter, he has no audience and now knows how irrelevant they always were.
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  290. It also shouldn't cost tens of thousands of dollars to find who they are. They can do that on their own with a bag of weed like everyone else did.
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  291. ​ @Dr._GroovyDude  He's never been in an elected position. He's worked for non profits mostly.
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  292. Every independent joins a coalition with the Democrats. It's how they had control of the Senate under Biden because Republicans had the most seats of any party. It was 49 Republicans to 48 Democrats, but Bernie and another "independent" joined them to give them 50.
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  293. He's not leaving the plantation. I do appreciate him pointing out that this is just a healthy debate and not some "MAGA Civil War" and collapse like most MSM. This is completely normal in a healthy society. They clearly don't want one and just want the citizenry to be quiet little serfs that do as they're told.
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  294. His mom was an activist. He's legit nuts. He's even attacked regular people going after them in their private messages. Saying horrible things to them. He better hope his money holds out because he'll never work again.
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  295. 4:40 None of those are big and they're mostly federal employees. Nobody cares.
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  296. No. Because we won't attack him. He'll likely be safe in Florida. Its the Democrats that will go crazy.
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  297. I gotta say good on this guy. The editing over her word salads to explain she's not really saying anything concrete was great. He's going to be attacked for mansplaining, but at least his integrity is intact. Edit: I do wish when asking her how she's going to pay for everything they'd bring up the capital gains tax.
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  298. How was he "screwed over?" He didn't get enough votes. Republicans don't have a mechanism to fix the nomination like Democrats do. It's based only on who wins the most primary votes in each state. He simply didn't get enough. Against John McCain Ron Paul was polling at 3% among Republican voters. Edit: If they could, do you think they would have let Trump win the nomination in 2016? They hated him.
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  299. Only 60 doesn't justify wanting unlimited H1B VISAs. They wouldn't qualify for STEM anyway. Certainly graduate with a degree in it. The people that take those type of majors are who'd be working at Walmart or putting the fries in the bag.
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  300. That's what the basic studies are for. There's science, math, history, and courses like that to gain knowledge from. Anthropology would be good if you're interested in other cultures and their histories. All of those can lead to a job, but generally speaking as expensive as college is now, they're better off just reading.
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  301. lol That really is the issue with them. It's funny they hate the filibuster when it was created by them. Had they not reduced the requirements for a bill to pass from majority to a simple majority, they wouldn't be having these problems. Them saying the founders wouldn't support the filibuster while talking about majority rule is also funny. The founders warned of tyranny by the majority and set up our system to avoid it wherever possible, and they were salivating for it then and fearing it now.
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  302. Wow! Where are you? My house was $185,000. 3 bed, 2 bath, large lot, in ground pool. It's only valued at $230,000 now. My son bought a house last year for $60,000. This is Oklahoma. We're just north of Texas, and he's just east of Kansas. Edit: Some people who work around Dallas live here because it's an hour commute and we have a train that goes back and forth.
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  303. ​ @AA21-J  Show me where what he's said has led to an attempted kidnapping of Supreme Court Justices, attacks on voters, and an assassination attempt against Biden. Then you can make that claim, but to try to pretend this side is the dangerous one is laughable after everything that's happened over the last few years. When the booms start, and they absolutely will, are you still going to be going "but he said mean things too"?
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  304. He's never been a bread line and neither have you.
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  305. He didn't speak ill of women. WTF kind of question was that? Show me all those wives of pro football players careers. Most of them are stay at home wives.
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  306. The change message while she's in power, next generation message (when we've had 3 Boomer gen presidents already), trying to distance herself from Biden while saying she was part of every major decision, etc is all crazy. It's a jumbled mess of messaging.
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  307. The Supreme Court struck down his changes.
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  308. ​ @michaelharris8354  Certain departments, like USAID, have no oversight. Zero. Congress agrees to how much it gets and it's the president's decision where and how it's spent. That's in the creation statements. That's why Congressmen being upset and screaming and crying about the president stopping anything from going out doesn't make sense.
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  309. ​​ @bubbajones6907  Yes they do. They don't print the equivalent of the budget every year. We'd have inflation higher than Venezuela. Your state doesn't print money so how does it pay for everything? With taxes. The government also doesn't print the money. That's the Federal Reserve which is independent from the government. The government borrows money from the world bank and federal reserve. The only money the government "makes" is tariffs, taxes, and trade like weapons sells.
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  310. 7:30 The legal arguments is it doesn't do anything. It doesn't help him. It doesn't get him out, reduce his sentence, or anything. It doesn't "send a message to law enforcement" because any cases against them would be at the state level. Not the federal. The ONLY thing it does is agitate. That the Daily Wire who agreed 100% with his conviction and hates Trump is pushing it to get email addresses and to bring down Trump's approval. Widespread violence defeated Republican in 2020 and it would do so again. It's nice to say someone who understands the ramification on the electorate as a whole is being a coward when it benefits no one. They are not your friend and not your allies.
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  311. ​ @kiaayo33  Maybe, but a man is physically and financially more equipped to get out of an abusive situation than a woman is. Also having a man in a woman's grape (not abuse) shelter puts vulnerable, terrified women in a horrible mental position.
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  312. ​ @CD-vb9fi  You confuse disagreements about scripture with hate. It's no different than saying if I don't think your mental illness is my responsibility is hate. Please show me where different sects of Christianity are harming each other. You can't. It definitely did in the past, but me not believing exactly as you do isn't hate.
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  313. If someone asks you what you'd go back and change in your life and you say, "I can't think of anything," that means there's nothing significant you'd change. It's not a non answer. It's saying there's nothing big you'd change.
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  314. They've never even read it. It's pretty much the same thing the Heritage Foundation puts out every election season. It's a suggestion mostly for reducing the size of government. Something Republicans are supposed to stand for. Smaller government. It's got some stuff about encouraging marriage and people to have kids, but it's mostly just putting departments under other departments and honesty, doesn't go far enough. They never even read it, but decades this election to try to use it as a fear tactic and can't let it go now.
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  315. That blew me away. Obviously she knows nothing about what's happened in the rest of the world before the last 4 years. She's older than me so should absolutely know about what happened after the fall of the USSR. Not to mention Russia invading Georgia under Bush Jr.
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  316. She's in a district that would vote for a dog if it had a D by it's name. She'd never make it because all her opponents have to do is point to her running Amazon out of a different district costing billions in the long-term for New York's economy.
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  317. It's not hard to hold the Democrat position at the federal level. It has nothing to do with the Constitution. They want to strip state rights and consolidate everything into the federal government to create cookie-cutter states. If you look at everything they were trying to pass, it was to force red states to institute almost all blue state policy. If they actually cared about the Constitution, they wouldn't have tried to pass so many gun laws that were against the Constitution and Supreme Court rulings.
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  318. Yes. Because the ten of thousands of Republican voters that live in DC are going to go crazy. That's sarcasm in case you didn't get it.
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  319. It's not a rainbow hoodie. It's an LSU hoodie. Purple and gold are their team colors.
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  320. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if New York is very close this year. I do think immigration is finally on the ballot since these big northern cities have finally gotten a taste of what's been going on down here for years. The people have to send a clear a message that these actions won't be tolerated and the Democrats need to face a sound defeat across the board. Heck, Portland just elected a Republican DA (he switched to Democrat at the tail end of the election to pick up a few more votes to push him over).
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  321. ​​​​ @matthewsill-ei5gf ​ Military aid is still money. They've sold about half of what was sent. We know that because in the first year of the war, we and our allies were coming across weapons we'd sent in Syria, Yemen, and the cartels. A few months ago, personnel were sent with the weapons to keep track of them because it's been such a problem. Some is indeed money because we're paying pensions and rebuilding their power grid every 2 weeks. Weapons don't do those things. That's from Europeans saying that's what the current US aid d to Ukraine is. Edit: Ours stockpiles are almost empty leaving us vulnerable. They're "sitting around" in the case of an attack so we can mobilize quickly. We sell our old stuff as we produce new stuff so it's always being cycled in and out. There are long-term contracts with weapon manufacturers that don't stop just because we're not currently at war. We are the world's largest arms dealer. The whole "rusting" thing is hilarious. They're not sitting in a field somewhere exposed to the elements. We've got nuclear weapons that are 40+ years old that we maintain and aren't "rusting".
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  322. ​ @agentorange3774  Love him, but unfortunately it's unlikely because he's pretty new in DC. He's got years left there and you don't go back after being VP.
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  323. That would be the left. That's who they're preparing for. They don't care when Republicans are the ones under threat to them, but don't tolerate themselves being in the same situation. I really don't understand people pretending there are massive numbers of Republican voters in DC.
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  324. It started in the colleges. We thought it would stay there and that was a mistake. When you teach kids to be activists instead of how to think for themselves, this is what you get. You’ve had colleges teaching kids to bring on a communist revolution and then are shocked when they start pushing, regular people say no and push back.
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  325. ​​ @davida.737 ​ That's not who's coming in on them. It's a lottery. So, you don't pick them based on that. That's the 0-1 Visa. It's meant for exceptionally skilled people in a niche area or the insanely gifted. It requires a lot of proof to get someone in on. 10 references, examples of their ability, etc. They were lying to you, and rather than doing a few minutes' worth of research, you swallowed it and now advocate for something you know nothing about. Edit: Most of them are brought in by staffing agencies. The best don't need one to find a job. Certainly not one that takes a percentage of your wages.
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  326. Yeah. It's gotten crazy. They were talking about special events being put on by their Queer center. They shouldn't have time for that. Watching a football game or something, going to watch one of the school bands play, watching a play from the students, or the occasional comedian that comes should be plenty.
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  327. I can still watch Better Off Dead because he hates it. It's the only one I liked he starred in.
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  328. What? Please tell me when the 1% worked for the 99% and why they ever would. I'm in the top 8% and I'll be damned if I'm working for the 92%. I'm working for me and mine.
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  329. Of course not. Lower class shouldn't "thrive" because then they wouldn't be lower class. If you moved everyone to the middle class then the middle class becomes the lower class and everyone above moves down. Then the cost of living goes up to compensate. Today is a good example. Pretty much anyone in the lower class today would be considered middle class just 70 or so years ago because of the goods and services they have access to.
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  330. lol Their electric vehicles are horrible. It's why they're not allowed to be imported pretty much anywhere. They're not ahead of us. Think of your average Amazon purchase from something made in China. It breaks usually within a few months. Why would think anything they make would somehow not be of the same quality? Edit: Elon told you high-speed rail is illegal. We also never bothered because with the introduction of cheap cars, people stopped traveling by rail. Since the railways are privately owned, why would they invest in something with no sign of a return on that investment?
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  331. ​@johng4093​ How a state votes for president has nothing to do with how they vote on the state level or other federal offices. I lived in Arkansas. We'd vote red for president and have a blue governor. It's why I've always taken issue with calling a state red or blue based only on who they voted for president the previous election. Arizona is not a red state. It's purple and has been a very long time. They absolutely got hit with the bulk from the recent state migration. Whereas solidly red states mostly got Republicans and libertarians during it, because Arizona wasn't solid red, it got a lot of the Democrats that fled California. So while the normal population was becoming redder, the new influx of people were solid blue voters. Californians are absolutely to blame for why Arizona hasn't gone from purple to light red.
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  332. I've been told at most she's a quarter. I'm a quarter and if I don't go outside, my skin will be the color of porcelain. My nose gives it away. There's nothing in her facial features that gives her's away.
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  333. It depends on where they donated it. ActBlue has a disclaimer that they can switch your donation between candidates.
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  334. ​​ @jonschroedinger8360  It was pretty much a lie. Anyone that's ever been around a real highly gifted child would know sticking their nose in a book except to sleep destroys any creativity or drive they have. A lot are on hands learners. Especially boys. Which means they need to take things apart and put them back together to fully understand things rather than just reading about someone else doing it. They need to SEE how things function. His rant came across as a jealous teenager that got rejected by the head cheerleader for the captain of the football team.
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  335. 4:11 Except when Bush did it in Georgia, the UN did it in various counties, the US did it in it's war with Mexico. I think these people forgot the original intention was to keep Russia from taking the entire country and weaken them enough that they'd be willing to negotiate. If anyone ever thought Ukraine was going to win and push a country much bigger and more powerful than it is completely out, they are living in a fantasy. You can't live in fantasy land when it comes to war. They couldn't even keep their own two regions under control for almost 10 years, but they were going to beat Russia?
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  336. They can't fathom that will happen when they've got it. They want single party rule. Meanwhile Republicans are trying to tell them how to save their party because they understand only having one large party is bad. If the Democratic party collapses, it'll take probably more than a decade for a new party to arise to having any amount of consolidated power. You'll see a bunch of small parties that can't gain traction at a national level. Every other time that's occurred in our history there was a 3rd party ready to take its place.
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  337. ​ @noap1n1on  OH yeah. And their Adam's apples shaved down. That's the give away for the Algerian one.
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  338. Oh Lord. Don't let them know Natives came out for Trump at the highest percentage of any group. Not just our nen. All of us.
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  339. ​ @Michael-od4kd ​ Most women have openly said they're against this. Otherwise, the other female boxers wouldn't have wanted these tests implemented in women's international boxing. Unfortunately, the Olympic Committee decided to go against international rulings.
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  340. ​ janjISMYname  Yep! Announced it on X. Said Elon convinced him.
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  341. No it's not. Capitalism is just free trade between individuals. It's been how trading was done forever. Marx coined the term Capitalism to describe it.
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  342. 14:16 When they said that against anyone standing the way, it was democracy. Now, when Republicans say that it's authoritarian. This is why they won't hold the presidency for at least 10 years.
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  343. He hasn't lived in the South for a long time. He came up with Clintons, so that tells you how long he's been in it and how fake he is.
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  344. ​​​ @trumpdrago517  Tattoos. Every gang has specific tattoos to identify each other with. I'm going to assume you've never been around or known any gang members because this is well documented. Edit: ​​That's also NOT the judge's position. The judge is angry he doesn't know the law. Judge's orders have to be written. There's court cases on this. A US judge does not have jurisdiction over intentional airspace and certainly not another country, which this judge was also claiming that he did. The orders weren't ignored. One plane had already landed by the time the written order was received.
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  345. ​​​ @Tsar-Czar  What about a brain tumor? A lot aren't operable and it's death within 6 months. If you're talking about malignant ones. Are you trying to infer that's a mental illness? It's not. It's physical. A mental illness is only in your mind. Not your brain. Even when talking about things caused by chemical imbalances, that's still considered physical. Just like pituitary disease is physical even though it's a hormone unbalance.
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  346. He's never been in a party except when he runs for president. Then he joins them. He's always been an independent.
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  347. They've said they want to ban all semi automatic weapons.
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  348. She's one of the ones that pushed for getting rid of paper and glass and change to plastic. Paper bags was because we were destroying forests. Glass because the sand on beaches was reducing. After seeing the results of that decision pushed by climate and environmental sciences, I'm noping out of this one. The only way to be net zero is to remove industrialization and go back to everyone living on homesteads. Her first.
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  349. We were pretty divided before that event then, BANG, immediately united. Even then we understood we could disagree with each other but if someone from the outside did we’d come together and tell them to F off. Now you’ve got people undermining from the inside talking about starting a communist “revolution”. They get ignored by the government and instead they go after the people trying to protect their kids from bad people. It’s insane.
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  350. Waltz didn't get passionate and mispeak about being in China during that event. He testified about it, he's talked about it multiple times, and it was part of his campaign website. That's not an accidental mispeak. It's a lie. As for that awful bill, most border states and states surrounding them were against it. Since we're the ones most affected by it it not being supported by them should be important to other lawmakers. The strongest border policy in history is also a lie. After the mass migration in the early days the border was sealed for 30 years. That would be the strongest.
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  351. ​​​ @NoGutsNoGlory-s7x  You're making a lot of assumptions. I highly doubt every single person that voted for Kamala was pro unlimited immigration. Especially since she did a 180 and was saying she'd build the wall. Clearly a topic she knew most didn't agree with her on. Recent polling shows 80% + are against illegal immigration and for mass deportation. It's ridiculous to assume they're for unlimited immigration instead just because of who they voted for. Even more evidence against your claim is the massive support of Bernie who was staunchly and still is against these VISAs. The left has been calling them slaves since it started in the 90s. Edit: I also seriously doubt 35% of MAGA are for 80 hour work weeks for their children's future.
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  352. "Do your own cooking." Who does she think does most of the cooking? It sure isn't leftists. This is also rich since every year they bash Thanksgiving and say it shouldn't exist. Because of some fake massacre they made up that didn't happen. We taught them how to grow crops native to here and survive and didn't mind doing it. Also, how about just don't talk politics at family gatherings. There are so many other things to talk about in our lives. Edit: WTF is a Tofurkey? And why in God's name wouldn't anyone's eat it? If somebody served that at Thanksgiving they wouldn't have to worry about me showing up. Or if I did I'd bring an actual turkey. Brined, injected with marinade, and fried.
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  353. He's not conservative. Anymore than I consider myself to be. I'm an independent and a Constitutionalist. Trump is not conservative either. We're just not progressives.
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  354. Or we can continue what we've been doing and takeover the Republican party. Or at least get enough they have to pay attention.
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  355. 8:35 No. They're not. Republicans are ahead in approval for the first time in decades. 78 lawsuits against 35 or so orders out of close to 200 is nothing. Trump's job approval and overall appreciated are the highest they've ever been. He's at 70% for doing what he promised. As far as prices go, he said he'd have the heads of departments focus on finding ways to bring down prices on day one. Most of them just got approved. So they're supporting to focus on something without even being in yet? That's like the idiots saying Trump hadn't brought down prices in December before he was even sworn in. They're really showing how dumb they think people are. Edit: 9:59 Clinton put in requirements attached to government social programs except fof the elderly. That limited payin for having more children while on them and required recipients to do job training or volunteer for a certain number of hours so they contributed to society instead of taking from it. Democrat removed them.
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  356. They don't say that. They say the government agencies will shutdown because they won't have the budget allowance to pay them. Don't confuse a few agencies with the country. The military or the FBI workers not being paid doesn't equal the entire country being bankrupt.
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  357. I have a US and Canadian flag at my house because my husband and 1st born are Canadian. There's nothing wrong with that. Protesting with one, especially against deportations, is completely different.
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  358. The yelling started before the summer of love. Before that you had speakers being shouted down on college campuses and attacked. You had just regular people attending a normal political rally being physically assaulted. I’m sick of these people having double standards. Regular people will only take it for so long before they start fighting back, but once they finally do even moderately, they’re the bad guy. If the right acted half as bad as the left the country would be have burned down. As far as school boards go, yes parents are going to be upset when they’re kids are being gr@ped and shown pron at school.
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  359. Yes they do. They make the laws and the President enforces those laws. The President isn't a king or dictator.
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  360. ​ @Truthislife96 ​ That's why them saying Americans are with us is hilarious. It's like when Biden was running, and they were saying he was ahead of Trump when their internal polling had Trump getting almost 400 electoral college votes.
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  361. A guy with brain damage.
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  362. I don't have daughters, and it still matters because I might have granddaughters. I don't want a world where men can be mediocre in a sport, identify as female, and become Olympic level athletes. The more women get seriously injured, the more it will drive girls away from sports.
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  363. Where did anybody say anything about a wealth tax? He didn't donate $300,000 after the verdict because of that. They were talking about illegals, the laws against business, the instability these cases cause.
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  364. Ukraine doesn't meet the qualifications to join NATO. They were supposed to be working on that. The USSR putting missiles in Cuba was a response to Kennedy putting missiles near the USSR. That was Kennedy's fault to start with.
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  365. ​ @cyberherbalist  No, they are not. Especially a boar. Many a hunter have been chased up trees by them. While yes, it's a fear reaction, theirs is fight instead of flight.
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  366. 0:36 Afraid of us? Us who? You're a Hollywood celebrity worth 50 million! You live in a penthouse, you scummy socialist. You are not even remotely one of us. This scumbag has quoted actual neo nazis and even went after everyday people in their private messages. His parents are/ were a well to do Hollywood director and documentarian, and his mother an activist. And of course the lisp of the next one. Twitter is worth more than he paid for and it wasn't loans. It was private investors that helped him buy it.
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  367. Not just the popular vote. The current polls have Democrat approval in the low 20s.
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  368. No. It's for Palestinian protesters. They did the same thing at the DNC. They're afraid of the far left. Remember the Summer of love when the mayor of Portland gave in to all their demands and they set his apartment building on fire?
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  369. Let me guess. We're naive because we don't believe for 1 second Russia is a serious threat to us. It's not. If we avoided war multiple times during the Cold War, I'm pretty positive we can now. The only people being naive are European leaders thinking they can somehow shame us into doing something the people voted against. We're not the world's police and we're sick of our tax dollars funding forever wars. European countries need to learn to take care of themselves because the US won't be here forever. We've got our own problems to worry about without being dragged around by Europe like their dog on a leash.
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  370. I can't believe you didn't see that video. There were page sized ads taken out in every newspaper offering lawyer services and to pay any fine for them voting against their state decision. They're excuse then was he didn't win the popular vote, but then tried to use the electoral college to get rid of him. Then on inauguration, there was a riot as they attempted to stop it. They're who started this, then want to play innocent.
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  371. They're not our ally. They've never been our ally. Until the uprising overthrew the elected president in 2014, Ukraine was under Russia's sphere of influence. Not Europe's and not the US. Europe was trying to lure it away and eventually join the EU. That's what kicked all this off.
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  372. To be clear, this is their playbook and they've used it before. Reagan agreed to amnesty because the deal was both parties would work on stopping illegals immigration going forward. That's exactly what they're putting forth again. They allow them in and then use it to negotiate a few years later. Rinse and repeat.
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  373. USAID is INTERNATIONAL. It has nothing to do with aid inside the US. I don't care that monetary to other countries is frozen. I am not responsible for their government or their citizens. My country is responsible only to it's own citizens.
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  374. Except in the interview with Tucker, Putin said it had little influence on him invading. That it was that Ukraine has historically been part of Russia. In actuality, it's because those 2 regions he'd pushed civil war in give Russia land access to Crimea and the sea. One of very few Russian naval bases. I'm sure though it has nothing to do with that being a strategic position or the recently discovered oil. It's not like countries will invade other weakers countries for strategic reason or resources. That's not been the reason for the vast majority of wars throughout human history. Nope. It's for some other reason. Leaders don't lie.
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  375. Before the MSM went completely insane, some of them highlighted that a lot of people that voted for Obama's first term voted Trump in 2016. It was uncomfortable truth they couldn't handle. Had anyone bothered to acknowledge then what was happening, they might could have saved themselves. Instead they just called people that voted Obama racists.
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  376. Well. He did have a stroke.
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  377. These were expected. I'm honestly shocked they've only managed to launch about 30. Out of all the EO which are over 200 at this point, they could only find 30 to go after. It's funny he's bragging because 2 of the holds have already been removed. The head of the Executive Branch absolutely can see the employment rolls. Other than the citizenship one, it's just a tactic to slow Trump down. There's little he's done thats not in his purview.
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  378. We don't want to see her as President. That's why we voted against her. Are these people's stupid?
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  379. 11:14 This is stupid because Biden changed Title 9. It became so prominent because the Whitehouse and the Democratic party as a whole pushed and supported it. He still does not understand that something the majority of the politicians of the party support will impact national elections. That it was because of them embracing it that it even ever occurred because it started with Obama pushing it at the end of his last term.
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  380. It's hilarious that he's complaining about the lockdowns when that was 100% his decision as governor. He set up tip lines to turn in your neighbor if they weren't following the rules. Other commentors are pointing out the irony of the gay statement so I pointed something different out. Edit: As for testosterone. Yes, the woman's was high because she was pregnant. Testosterone can triple when women are pregnant because it directly impacts the baby's weight. The less testosterone she produces, the lower weight the baby will be. For men too low or too high tend to have similar effects. While too high will help you put on more muscle because just like in pregnancy it helps with weight, it lowers fertility exactly like low does.
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  381. That was funny. Dude in white you could see him shrink, but had to keep up the act.
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  382. Consider they're lower than when Reagan won and they thought they were done for good, I don't know how they can look at those numbers now and pretend they're popular.
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  383. ​ @ConvictedFelonTrump8647 ​ You're in this comment section openly admitting by your statements that you know nothing about Christianity while trying to act like it's some radical belief system. You do know Biden is a Catholic? The person you named your account after. Why aren't you worried about what law he follows too? Every President and every judge has been religious. Little late to freak out now.
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  384. 6:40 Nobody said it was going to their grandchildren. It could be going to a companies that owned the nursing home they were in. It could be going to someone that stole their identity. Nobody said we're giving Social Security to illegals, but we were spending billions on feeding them and housing them in 4 star hotels. Clinton won because Perot dropped out out of fear for his children's safety and then re-entered the race. Had he not dropped out he would have won. Clinton's "war room" didn't help him fight Newt the leader of the Republicans in Congress.
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  385. Bill Mahar had William Shatner on, and I was shocked. When he asked him who he thought would win, he said Kamala. When asked why, he said because she's a black woman. That was it. The only reason.
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  386. Actually no, it's not. We've known what success was forever and it never was just material wealth. That was always called being a successful business man, but not necessarily a successful man. A good father and husband was always considered success at life no matter the amount of money. That's part of the problem in modern society. It's why men that are "successful" now aren't happy and aren't content.
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  387. ​ @johnstrickland3933  That's why they have money. They're careful with it. Look at Warren Buffet. Still lives in the same house, drives a regular car, etc even though he's insanely rich.
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  388. I'm so happy to see how many ads and how much money someone spends is no longer having a huge impact on who gets elected. Other than once you get your message out, how many times it's pushed out doesn't matter. Here in Oklahoma there were 3 Supreme Court Justices on the ballot. No matter how many ads they pushed trying to make the decision they made that put them there sound like the right one, it had zero impact compared to the one saying explicitly why they were there. They blocked school funding from following the child. I found it kind of weird they thought saying they prevented money for putting a Bible in school libraries would be a win to keep them for. That's like bragging they prevented Lord of the Rings from being put in them. The most sold book in history doesn't belong in libraries? Regardless of how you feel religious wise, it just being in there isn't a big deal. Most important religious texts should be available.
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  389. Of course not and Trump wouldn't even consider it. Zelensky does. It's important to Russia's defense.
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  390. ​ @zackzittel7683  That's what absentee voting was also for. People that can't physically make it to a polling place. You have to request those instead of just having the ballot arrive in your mailbox unsolicited. It's how my grandparents voted because they retired to their house on the creek that didn't even have an address.
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  391. That headline is also a lie. "Trump campaign scrambles to limit fallout from vile rally." No, they're not. They've got them right where they want them. Focusing on "hate speech" which only plays to the far left.
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  392. He doesn't control the world. WTF? That's as dumb as Kamala saying she's saving the Earth from being destroyed.
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  393. According to Benny, CNN is firing a bunch of people. They were warned when Zazlov put that guy over it. Move to neutral, and if you can't, your contract won't be renewed. Bye bye!
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  394. If there was a sudden jump in thinking the economy is better I'd question my fellow voters sanity. They don't always pick good leaders, but that if they were that disconnected from reality the MSM would have convinced them it was great for the last 3 years.
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  395. "Threaten the brown guy." By a brown guy. I was told only huwite people can be racist. Or is he not considered brown because of his party affiliation?
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  396. Do you not see how he's getting made fun of for it? That's why. It's not a good look. That said, Trump has done it when they keep asking the same question in different ways or bring up long debunked claims like "very fine people."
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  397. Google has allowed this type of thing for years. If their employees complained about working on this or that due to who it was for, they’d stop. I don’t know if it’s a new CEO or what, but this is the environment they created.
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  398. The other side seems to think young children are citizens and can't be deported. They are not. You do not get full citizenship until the age of 18. At the age of 18, the "child" can comeback into the US as a full citizen. Then, they can work within our immigrant systems and bring their parents later. This free pass for 18 years because you intentionally had a child has to stop.
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  399. ​ @Mo-ti5tv ​ No. Intersex is when you have an extra sex chromosome. They have a defective Y chromosome. They're defective males who are being called female as a result.
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  400. ​​​​​ @jefferyeis9287  Nope. "She" has no female organs and internal testes. Edit: You're not their personal physician. You have no idea what's in their body, but want to pretend like an expert on them. They have stated they have internal testes.
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  401. She was found to have broken them a few years ago and got her slap on the wrist small fine.
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  402. ​ @John.S.Patton  He's going to be busy cleaning up FDA, USDA, etc.
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  403. The Capital building is not the symbol of democracy. The flag is. The Capitol building is called the people's house, not the politicians' house.
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  404. I wanted him to ask them if they think the American people are that stupid to not see it's been going on from Democrats for decades.
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  405. This is strange since Shatner has been going after the woke on Twitter for years.
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  406. ​ @joebryniarski6698  That's not how it works. Wealth isn't a limited resource. Someone having something doesn't take anything away from you. I don't know where you got that idea, but it's completely false. Me and my husband will retire as multimillionaires. We didn't take anything from anyone to get it except his salary. We saved and sacrificed to put money into our 401k. If you're reasoning is you purchasing products gives money to others, nobody is forcing you to buy them and you received an item of value for that exchange. Nobody took anything. That item is also wealth, just in a different form. Nobody owes you crap and trying to act like I stole something from you just because we took risks and chances to improve our situation is pure cope.
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  407. They took over Poland multiple times. They controlled countries that surrounded the USSR. They just used them as buffer states. That's why they were called satellite countries. The governments were puppets of the USSR. When the USSR fell apart, why do you think so many countries broke apart from it? Because they were countries the USSR had taken over.
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  408. 6:56 No. It doesn't. The largest comprehensive, long-term study was made and released ny Sweden a couple years ago. The country that invented the affirmative care model. It says the opposite of what he's claiming. It's the other way around. In some niche, small examples it's beneficial. In the overwhelming majority of cases it causes HARM. What it's supposed to prevent, it drastically increases the risk of. Most people detransition by 10 years under that model. The ones that are still alive do anyway. Edit: The old model was so much better. 2 years on intensive therapy to find, treat, and get under control any other underlying issues. Then if that doesn't resolve the discomfort and it's extreme, they live as the opposite sex for 1 year while still going through intensive therapy. After which surgery is approved. There were no major issues or problems with that method. It singled out the worst cases most likely to be suseptible to harming themselves and helped the other cases resolve it.
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  409. Most people on border states and those surrounding them didn't want it.
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  410. I know a LOT of legal Hispanic immigrant families. Legal immigrants hate illegals just as much as the rest of. Even more so in many cases. It's a slap in their face. It's their jobs too.
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  411. No he wasn't. He said a pardon. It was already up for an appeal for a new trial in the state, and it was denied. It takes serious procedural issues or overwhelming evidence that wasn't available at the time to get one. A few million people saying there should be one does nothing.
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  412. No. He's actually stupid. Unlike , say Musk, Cuban made a single investment in a tech company that got bought for a lot of money. The tech was worthless, never was profitable, and got shut down a few months later. That's where his money came from. He bought a basketball team and that's pretty much it.
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  413. Remember her Green New Deal that was just a ridiculous wish list of things she wanted with zero understand of how to do it and when asked how she couldn't answer? Pepperidge farm remembers.
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  414. The reason you're seeing Unions move away from the Democrats is because of regulations. It doesn't matter if a party says they support Unions if they remove those jobs. My husband is a member of IUOE, International Union of Operating Engineers. They haven't supported Democrats since Obama's first term. They mostly represent oil workers. How can a party claim to support Unions while vowing to put the members out of work? Same with police and fireman Unions. They run on defunding police and drastically reducing policemen, why would they support that? Teamsters represent a lot of drivers and warehouse workers. Regulations are hurting them. Supporting a party just for saying they like Unions is only good for the higher ups. The leaders that are working for their members care about a party taking away jobs more. Edit: The problem with the Teamsters is they represent too many different types of jobs. They represent Postal workers, teachers, railway workers, drivers, warehouse workers, etc. These workers are going to have conflicting needs. It honestly makes them an ineffective Union at higher levels because it's impossible to represent the best interest of all of them.
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  415. To be fair they're edited to show the worst responses and some are absolutely because they know that's how to get in the video. Same with the ones talking to girls outside of bars. Please stop taking everything you see on the internet at face value.
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  416. The people voted overwhelmingly for those policies. You can't sue the state for doing what was voted for.
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