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U.S. have our collective foot on Iran’s neck. They are starving. We are transhipping oil through the Strait of Hormuz at a pace equal to that before the war. Their access to funding is being shut down. Once this is finished the U.S. will have excellent situations in Venezuela and Iran and will have established strongly-defended shipping routes through the North Atlantic w/ bases in Greenland. China will be heavily dependent on Russia for oil. They will be our bitch. Threaten us w/ dumping our treasuries? Guess what? No oil for you.
And lots and lots of countries around the world are shifting away from globalism and moving right toward national pride, strong borders and strong defense. Looking pretty good to me. 🤗
Totally predictable. Low-IQ folks don’t like people who are mostly better than them. “They don’t deserve to be so rich. Because I say so!”.
“I don’t like to pay so much for prescriptions!” So make the soulless corporations pay.
“Force finance companies to charge lower interest rates, because I need to borrow beyond my means or beyond my ability to repay. I need stuff to make my life more comfortable.”
Total short term focus on self. Americans have become far more needy. They have the highest rate of consumption in the world, but they want more.
“So what if we can eliminate the largest terror state and sponsor of terror in the Middle East? If the price of gas exceeds $4.00/gal, I’m not interested. I want to end the war today!”
Everyone is out of their minds because we have spent $50 billion on this conflict so far. In the meantime we have discovered that many times that amount have been uncovered in criminal fraud perpetrated by evil people against our safety net programs, many (if not most) of whom are illegal immigrants.
God help us.
This guy is only useful for his perspectives on China. Otherwise, he is nearly always wrong but states his opinions w/ unshakeable authority.
Media having a field day w/ this by making no credible effort to clarify that it does not refer to Denmark. This is part of the reason the FF tried their hardest to avoid creating a true Democracy. Tyranny of the majority.
That is why the founders felt that true democracy was abhorrent. Tyranny of the majority. Government by impulse.
Nothing is more frustrating than arguing with someone who has narrowly formed views informed by monolithic radical marxist ideology who is a perfect example of the Dunning-Kruger Effect. I thank you, Mick, for trying and for providing the obvious rebuttal to the ranting lunatic, foaming at the mouth and spewing utter sewage. That you have to explain the meaning of “limited government” demonstrates that he is nothing but an angry fanatic.
That Bernie is audacious enough to publicly propose this Marxist drivel is evidence of the declining character of our society.
Nixon was absolutely correct: there is a huge pool of voters that often gets overlooked and is largely taken for granted – The Silent Majority. For decades both parties not only ignored them, they abused them. Only Reagan and Perot inspired them. As Clinton summarized, “They work hard and play by the rules.” This was pure political manipulation by Clinton, of course. (Clinton was an early version of Gavin Newsom, only he was a less detectable liar). Trump has stirred these folks to life. I think it is at least as much his attactiveness for this group as it is Dems’ vile machinations alienating them.
Anyone who is paying close attention and who isn’t blinded by partisan dogma can see what’s coming. Dems, as they are prone to do, are focused entirely on current and very short term political tactics. Trump, Bessent, Rubio, Burgum, Wright, Gabbard, Hegseth, Bondi and their whole team have taken steps that will begin to show increasingly powerful impact as the year goes on. The Silent Majority will awaken and its growth will compound.
Or not. But it will be fun to watch.
Welcome back. This, as you may already know, is a much less censorious environment than the CardBoard. It is actually less adversarial as well. Although that may be because it is much smaller. I look forward to your input.
Amen, Mick. It is most commonly the Dems who are the big spenders – and usually by a very large margin. It is only the consistently better policies of conservatives that keep them competitive.
And you’re asserting that jimmy kimmel was a satirist?
HaHaHaHaHaHa!
Man. That is putting lipstick on a pig. 😂🤪🤣
