Comments by "Jim Luebke" (@jimluebke3869) on "The Hill" channel.

  1.  @mikedillon2734  I suspect "lying to a federal official" or "falsifying official government documents" is more in line with the letter of current law. Have you seen an argument tying their actions to the specific language of any treason statute currently on the books?
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  2. Paid leave is paid by money stolen from men who are not the father of that child. Putting the public on the hook for that, is begging for a backlash from men. No, the only real solution is to get back to a state where the honor of every husband-and-father is matter of public celebration, the honor of every wife-and-mother is also a matter of public celebration, and ensuring they can afford a decent home in a safe neighborhood is a public priority.
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  3. Maybe people just don't think the Democrats are competent on the subject of the economy, at all? Maybe people see the Democrats as rooting for more shutdowns? Maybe people see the Democrats in favor of policy that has shrunk our livelihoods by 33%, and maybe we don't think that's sustainable? Maybe we think that's an absolute disaster? Just maybe?
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  4.  @thinking7667  She's not marrying "lots of guys". She's looking for just one. That is a mistake a lot of women make, over and over again.
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  5.  @chrislastnam6822  Yeah, most of the "I'm happy to be childless" stuff is just cope. They could be pitied, only they try to make others as miserable as they are. They should just not say anything.
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  6. Well, at least we know Pence isn't a warmonger. "The last vanguard" makes no sense at all, as a metaphor.
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  7. He's trying to shore up his support among Conservatives by promising to do nothing. Eh, it may work.
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  8. Gaslighting people on Coronavirus? It's the Left that's doing that. The only thing about the response where we're "living it" is we're acting out absurd mask mandates and people around us dying of untreated cancer instead of Covid. I'm serious. NO ONE in my immediate circle has died, and the only person once removed from my immediate circle who has died is one of my son's 4th grade friends. In a time of cancers going untreated, he died of cancer. His gravestone reads, "Taken too soon". The biggest failure of our Covid response has been our putting everything -- treatments, hospitals, our economy -- on hold because of a very bad flu. The desperation we're seeing in our streets would not be there except for the economic lockdown -- George Floyd himself was only passing bad money because his job was considered "non-essential". He would be alive today if we hadn't put a massive self-inflicted wound into our economy. We all need to find our courage, pick ourselves back up, and get back to work.
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  9. They're calling what Ilhan Omar did "Door-Knocking Efforts"? Proven, demonstrated, 3rd-world-country-style vote buying is "Door-Knocking Efforts"?? Wow. Just, wow. Democrats, progressives, all of them deserve to lose.
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  10. "We're against people joining the US military, but we're going to give them advice on what they could do to increase recruiting anyway" Best idea? Go totally against what these people are saying.
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  11. Bri, that finish there was inexcusable.
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  12. "People trying to afford to live in Los Angeles on $25/hr..." Except this is statewide. Remote places in the state where the old minimum wage was a decent living, are forced to close down, because no one can afford labor costs.
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  13.  @Devina210  Huh, I wonder if anyone has done a listicle "Top 10 plagiarists of all time"? Would you put Shakespeare on there? He's not quite incapable of writing an original plot to save his life, Midsummer Night's Dream and The Tempest save him from that charge (although I have to say that as plots go, they're pretty thin.)
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  14.  @luodeligesi7238  I'm all for going farther than Trump managed to do in four years.
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  15. How can you call Biden substance-free? I suspect that he was on several pharmaceutical substances to get him alert enough to speak.
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  16.  @HugeBeaumont-on1dy  Not really. Having kids changes you, your brain rewires even before you're home from the hospital. Only people who have had kids know what it's like to both have kids, and not have kids. It's the voice of experience talking.
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  17. Saagar, Rogan HAS had episodes taken down. You're being optimistic, about how much he is (or isn't) being controlled.
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  18.  @amila_  Yes, there are millions of 100-year-olds who are no doubt pleased they voted for Biden, even though they're not actually alive anymore.
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  19.  A Round Orifice in Nothingness  Those numbers are severely overinflated.
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  20. It's almost as if other strategies don't actually work.
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  21. I thought it was, "Confirm lots of federal judges". Well, I guess if Biden gets in, you're probably right about "Nothing".
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  22. Been sinking for a while
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  23. "This is just Narrative" We're at the point where the term "Narrative" is interchangeable with "bulls**t".
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  24.  @CanyonsCarver  Yeah, kind of makes you wonder about those ballot counters.
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  25.  @universalsoldier2293  As AG she treated prisoners like slaves (kept them past their sentences, so they could keep fighting wildfires) and didn't care whether they were innocent or guilty. As a Senator / VP she supported Antefa legal defense funds, and defunding the police. She's the worst of all possible worlds.
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  26. They have to deal with it in secret. It's horrific, what activists do to any who speak out.
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  27. Would Biden / Harris ban fracking?
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  28. The obvious explanation is that she is not "susceptible to false claims". The obvious explanation is that she knows that they are false, and doesn't care, or sees it as a virtue. The people that hired her don't care, or see it as a virtue, as well.
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  29. If Biden wins, Kamala will be limited by the 22nd amendment to leave office (at the latest) in 2028. Or, do you seriously think Biden's got more than a year and a half left in him? Really?
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  30. WaPo is a creature of Jeff Bezos, and that individual is as I understand it the major force behind the otherwise very unpopular Kamala Harris. I suspect WaPo is biased.
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  31. Neither was Obama, doncherknow.
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  32. Best thing to do to solve the eviction crisis (and remove Bezos' financial windfall) is to re-open the economy.
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  33.  @magustrigger9195  Kevin Costner films are great. I just wish he wouldn't star in them, he's usually the weakest part of the movie.
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  34. If you're retired, you may not want to go to work. ... this is something to panic about, why?
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  35. Look up "Saint George in Retirement Syndrome".
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  36. Robby, you just disgraced yourself in less than thirty seconds, going along with their definitions. I'm happy you're covering Musk, but you're looking really bad doing it.
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  37. - The US military got Woke and abandoned traditions judged "outdated", discouraging its traditional recruiting pool from joining. - Then they collapsed physical strength standards so that women could qualify, discouraging those seeking a sense of excellence. - Then they fired everyone who wouldn't take the jab. It's no wonder they're hurting. If we just rolled back to policies like the ones that won the Cold War, we'd see those numbers climb again.
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  38. None of that matters, if the people (Congressional staffers, Supreme Court clerks who go on to the bench) who write and interpret the laws all have the same Ivy League indoctrination and conventional wisdom. We're invisible because the Federal Government has too much influence over too many things, and the top 10% runs that government. It's no surprise that only their interests are addressed.
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  39. You'd be surprised how few people are behind this -- they even reported that this was organized by someone from off-campus. A dozen arrests -- a hundred at most -- and many, many problems would disappear.
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  40. "There are a lot of economic factors going into people's choices here." Sure. Populists on the Left and the Right have a lot in common. Standing together against the "childless urban creative class" that has dominated our public discourse and wrecked the lives and families of so many Americans, is our patriotic duty. What the progressives do not understand, is the more power we centralize and the more urban densification we pursue, the worse things become.
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  41. "You can't coerce Nike to advertise on a site" You can't coerce them to NOT advertise on the site by using bad-faith arguments and lies, either.
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  42. The easiest way to get people to demonize each other is to split them up across identity lines. Identitarianism kills. We need to sweep it into the dustbin of history, and replace it with E Pluribus Unum style patriotism.
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  43.  @japanesemaplepruning  They had an opening for "obnoxious lefty woman" and BOY HOWDY did she overachieve in the interview.
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  44. Governor Whitmer would have been despised by the founders. Her anti-liberty policies, and her blithe dismissal of any attempt to check or balance her power from either the Legislative (who stripped her of her powers) and the Judiciary (who said her powers are unconstitutional) leads me to believe that the Founders would have been wondering whether to prosecute Sam Adams, who would have been leading the plot.
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  45.  @SR-lh4rm  Did you watch the video? I've seen better production quality from Steven Crowder bits. He probably funded it with what he found in his couch cushions.
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  46. Sleepy, creepy, dopey, gropey, hidin' Biden... The list gets longer every month. That's a bad thing, Krystal.
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  47. We won't survive four more years of an insane lockdown, that's true enough. Up until February, what exactly was going on that mean we "wouldn't survive" if we kept it up?
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  48. I'm hoping this whole thing isn't a hoax, and a move by Whitmer to remove / silence her critics.
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  49.  @mrvwbug4423  This woman's from Pakistan. Do they dare ask her what her opinion is, of Israel?
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  50. They're afraid of this because it's exactly the way we need to take them down. Does it feel daunting, does their network seem too vast? Target the node nearest you, the one you think you and the likeminded people around you would have the best luck taking on. Keep it legal, keep up the pressure on them, and push them out of the anti-free-speech business. If one thing doesn't work try another -- and when something works, spread the word. Every node that goes down, each connection between each node that gets disconnected -- all of it weakens their network, and before you know it, it will come crashing down.
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