Dancing Pixie @DancingPixie

The countries you hold up as proof socialism works outrank America on business freedom. Every single one of them scores higher than the United States on how easy it is to start, run, and close a company according to the Heritage Foundation’s own index. They have more billionaires per capita and their corporate tax rates sit lower too: Denmark and Norway at 22%, Finland at 20%, Sweden at 21.4% against roughly 25.8% here. Sweden has also run a nationwide school voucher system since 1992 so parents can send their kids to any public or private school they want, for-profit included, and that policy came straight from Milton Friedman. These countries fund large welfare states by taxing the middle class at high rates, and that only stays sustainable because they keep free markets that grow the pie in the first place. So if you want a welfare state that lasts, raise business freedom to Nordic levels, keep corporate taxes competitive, expand school choice, and protect the open markets that actually generate the wealth. Stop doing the exact opposite and expecting similar results.

Holy smokes. That is quite the campaign ad. Steve Hilton on fire.

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Stacy is Right @PoliticalStacy

5 days ago

Hitler was a failed art student and a vegan, and blamed all of his problems on the Jews and rich people. If he was alive today, he would be attending the Democratic Socialists of America conference.

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Absolutely amazing!!!! I'm completely smitten!!!! The chemistry between the two of them is incredible!!!! 😍❤️

🚨WOW!!! Absolutely BEAUTIFUL footage has emerged of over 100 Amish men and women singing hymns in the caves of Chimney Rock NC after a day of rebuilding homes and businesses. They are STILL HERE rebuilding, nearly TWO YEARS after Hurricane Helene. GOD BLESS THE AMISH!!!!!!

🔥🚨BREAKING NEWS: Recovered footage from a 2004 ABC segment shows Kamala Harris, actively working with the Santa Barbra police trying to destroy Michael Jackson’s life and send him to jail while Donald Trump defended Michael. Michael Jackson was another victim of Kamala Harris who was later vindicated on all charges and proven innocent.

Remember when @HillaryClinton and @maddow asked China to illegally interfere in US elections to help the Democrats defeat Trump? They told you exactly what the Democrat playbook would be.

- First comedy and satire was targeted. The elements that keep a society largely in check. - Next was masculinity. Men were shamed as “toxic” for being manly. - Then it was women who complain, and they were labeled “Karens.” So if appropriate mockery is out, the most ridiculous concepts actually see the light of day. If men aren’t permitted to defend what they know they should, the most harmful and dangerous concepts see the light of day. And when older women are shamed for speak against what they see as wrong, the most outrageous behavior sees the light of day. Comedy, satire, mockery, masculinity, and female wisdom. Restore it all now.

Lindsey Graham’s tribute to his dear friend Joe Lieberman broke every rule—because laughter was the only way to hide his broken heart. If you’ve never seen this before, it’s mush-watch material 👇🏻👇🏻

RIP Lindsay Graham The internet will do what it always does: flatten a complicated human being into a villain, a meme, or a collection of his worst clips. I understand why people disliked him. I disagreed with him plenty. But the man spent more than three decades in Congress and 33 years serving in the Air Force, Air National Guard, and Air Force Reserve. He deserves a more honest accounting than “sycophant” or “warmonger.” Graham was a serious public servant. He came from a working class family in South Carolina, lost both parents while he was young, helped raise his younger sister, and became the first person in his family to attend college. He served as a military lawyer, retired as a colonel, spent eight years in the House, and more than two decades in the Senate. That does not make him correct. It does establish that his life was fundamentally organized around public service. For much of his career, Graham was also the kind of senator people now claim they want. He was clearly conservative, but willing to work with Democrats. He helped negotiate the Gang of 14 compromise on judicial nominations. He supported comprehensive immigration reform through the Gang of Eight. He repeatedly worked with Dick Durbin on the DREAM Act. He voted to confirm Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan because he believed a qualified president’s nominees generally deserved confirmation. He took real political risk to solve problems. That matters. He was also one of the Senate’s most engaged foreign policy voices. He understood alliances, knew foreign leaders, traveled to war zones, supported NATO, defended Ukraine, and believed America had obligations beyond its own borders. His final public work involved meeting with President Zelenskyy in Kyiv and advancing bipartisan sanctions against Russia. You can disagree with his worldview. I often did. But he treated foreign policy as a serious responsibility. Q His shortcomings were also real. Graham was too interventionist. His default answer to foreign policy failure was often more force, more troops, more sanctions, or more American involvement. He understood the costs of weakness better than he understood the costs of overreach. His transformation from fierce Trump critic to loyal Trump ally badly damaged his credibility. The charitable explanation is that he chose access and influence over irrelevance. The less charitable explanation is that he adapted to wherever Republican power moved. Both are probably true. Lindsey Graham was not a saint. He was inconsistent, overly hawkish, and sometimes far too willing to trade institutional credibility for political influence. But he was not useless, stupid, or evil either. He served his country for most of his adult life. He knew the Senate. He worked across the aisle. He attempted to solve immigration when both parties preferred weaponizing it. He defended alliances when isolationism became fashionable. He remained engaged with the world until his final days. My honest verdict is that Lindsey Graham was a flawed but net positive public servant. A genuine institutionalist who became less institutional over time. A knowledgeable foreign policy senator whose appetite for intervention often exceeded his strategic caution. A conservative partisan who still understood that governing requires negotiation. Criticize him honestly. He earned plenty of it. But a country that cannot distinguish between a flawed public servant and a worthless one eventually stops producing public servants at all. I write this to pay respect. Social media has created too many vile content creators who only see the bad. Want clicks. Let the man rest in peace and be honest about it. Hyperbole is just silly.

Forgive my language but i have had enough of these lying lefty pigs to Zohran Mamdani

@TheCharlesDowns @LauraLoomer @ewarren @SecWar @grahamformaine Is she talking about Nancy Pelosi and her husband??

Today, on my final day as Director of National Intelligence, I’m releasing never-before-seen communications and documents exposing how Dr. Fauci provided millions in US taxpayer dollars to fund dangerous gain-of-function research at the Wuhan lab, worked with politicized elements within the Intelligence Community to suppress the truth about his actions and hide the virus’ lab-leak origins, and lied to Congress while under oath in 2024. It’s time you know the truth. odni.gov/index.php/news…

Our American flag has flown over battlefields, hurricanes, terrorist attacks, floods, wildfires, and some of the hardest days this country has ever faced. Through all of it, one lesson remains true: America's greatest strength has never been a building, a government agency, or a piece of equipment. It's people. The neighbors who check on each other. The volunteers who show up. The first responders who run toward danger. The communities that rebuild after disaster strikes. It is choosing to be someone others can rely on when things go wrong. And despite our disagreements, challenges, and imperfections, there is still much to be proud of. A nation built on the belief that people should be free. A nation that has repeatedly risen to meet extraordinary challenges. A nation whose strength is found not in its institutions alone, but in the character of its people. That is worth remembering today. Happy Flag Day!

This Sheriff has a great sense of humor.

Hey Lisa, if you're against me because I was on a TV show in my 20's, wait til you learn what Karen Bass was doing in her 20's...

Variety @Variety

2 months ago

Lisa Rinna says she doesn’t want to see a reality star like Spencer Pratt as the mayor of Los Angeles: “I’m a reality person. You wouldn’t want me as mayor!” #AMAs

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Matthew Perna was a Bernie Sanders fan until Trump came along. Then he was treated as a terrorist. Find out how a man who’d never been in trouble in his life ended up on the FBI wanted list after January 6th.

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Beard Vet @Beardvet

2 months ago

Little Reminder that we paid the Taliban another $40 Million this Memorial Day weekend

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Right again. Haters will never admit it.

Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer

4 months ago

To the people saying Tulsi Gabbard isn’t going to resign and that I’m wrong… how is she planning to run for President if she doesn’t resign? I stand by everything I said. How many times do we have to repeat the cycle of me saying something, people losing their minds and

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Dear Podcastistan: Tulsi Gabbard's husband has a very aggressive form of bone cancer, so she is resigning from her incredibly demanding position as DNI to take care of him, as any loving spouse would do. That's it. That's the whole story. So how about you treat this news as an actual human being would and not in the manner of a social media vampire? Thank you for your attention to this matter. Respectfully, CP