This is an interesting distinction between the top 1% and the bottom 1%. I also talk about what I think is a destructive culture that has formed on the left around this topic..

SENATE RACE NEWS … When your campaign says you were "never" a dual citizen, but there’s literally video of you bragging about your Egyptian citizenship...Scott tears into Abdul El-Sayed's attempted cover-up, and Arkansas Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner hired illegal farm workers, according to breaking news reports.

The teachers unions (AFT and NEA) are not interested in educating children.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you people lack self-awareness the Democrats: 1. embrace censorship 2. install candidates w/out a public vote (Hill-dog, Kammy) 3. weaponize govt against political opponents 4. call for violence against federal law enforcement 5. ignore public preferences on a host of 80-20 issues (trans, ICE, border, police, etc.) 6. want to pack the Supreme Court, eliminate the Senate and Presidency, admit two new states (inclduing the Constitutionally prohibited D.C.) 7. want to confiscate property 8. believe people have a "right" to the labor of others ("medicare for all") 9. ignore and project their racist, slave-supporting, KKK starting, Jim Crow loving, SPLC hoaxing history One American political party advocates for tyranny at every turn. And it isn't the Republican Party, despite the media's and Dem's gaslighting.

These IQ stats will blow your mind. Cope. Seethe. Loot Auto Zone. ✊🏿

If you haven't seen this watch now. It will knock you over I haven't seen anyone from Liberal Inc engage this logically. What even is the response? We are forced to paint Helen Joyce into The Monster, the fascism, the far-right, the not-science, the hate?

Ro Khanna posted this last night. I read it twice looking for the true part, and I'm still looking. I was an Army medic in Iraq. When you're packing a wound at two in the morning, nobody asks how the patient's congressman voted. So it gets under my skin when a sitting member of Congress turns those wars into a partisan scorecard and then gets the score wrong. Start with Afghanistan. The 2001 authorization passed the Senate 98-0 and the House 420-1. The one no vote in the whole Capitol belonged to Barbara Lee, a Democrat from Ro's own state. Biden, Clinton, Kerry, Reid, and Schumer all voted yes. So did Bernie, which I'm guessing won't come up at their rally. Obama sent about 30,000 more troops in the surge, Democratic Congresses kept paying for it, and Biden's Autopen ran the exit. Thirteen service members died at Abbey Gate. I remember. I hope Ro does. Iraq: 29 Senate Democrats voted yes, including Biden, Clinton, Kerry, Edwards, Schumer, Reid, Daschle, and Feinstein. Over in the House, 81 Democrats voted yes, Adam Schiff and Ed Markey among them. Calling that "all Republican" takes real delusions of adequacy. The Bush tax cuts? In December 2010, Obama and a Democratic Congress extended them. In January 2013, Obama and a Democratic Senate made most of them PERMANENT. If you renew the lease and then buy the house, you don't get to keep calling it the landlord's place. Credit where it's earned: Democrats did vote against the 2017 tax law and against the Iran war. That's two out of Ro's six. In my classroom that's a 33 percent. That's an F, and I'd go lower if the gradebook let me. Now the debt, the part that should keep every parent up at night: o Bush: +$4.9 trillion o Obama: +$9.3 trillion o Biden's Autopen: +$8.5 trillion Obama by himself added almost twice what Bush did. CBO says the long-term drivers are Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and interest on what we already owe. Ro voted for the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, every dollar of it borrowed, and somehow it never made his list. He couldn't pour water out of a boot with instructions on the heel, but he managed to leave his own vote off the tab. His $10 trillion is made up too. Brown University's Costs of War project, the left's favorite source on this, puts ALL post-9/11 war costs at about $8 trillion through 2022, and that already includes veterans' care out to 2050 plus interest. Iran isn't in it. If Ro's math leaves you confused, that's on purpose. He's muddying the water so it looks deep. Jim Quinn's Second Law: watch what liberals accuse conservatives of doing. Logicians call Ro's move non causa pro causa (false cause). Grab six events, staple a number on them, blame whoever you don't like. What's next? A Democrat votes for the war, funds it for a decade, extends the tax cuts, and then blames Republicans for the bill... wait, I'm looking at the screenshot. He already did. And the "tax the rich" sermon comes from one of the wealthiest men in Congress. Ro, file this year with the standard deduction only and mail the IRS double what you owe. Then I will listen. Here's what actually makes me mad. Combat-wounded veterans who were medically retired out of those same wars still have their retirement pay docked because they also draw disability. The Major Richard Star Act (HR 2102) fixes that for about $10 billion over ten years, pocket lint next to Ro's numbers. If you care what those wars cost, Congressman, the people who paid it are waiting. The discharge petition is H.Res. 1247. Sign it. One last question. Besides spending borrowed money, what have you done that left one family LESS dependent on Washington? Keeping an underclass waiting on the next check and voting for whoever promises it isn't compassion. The antebellum South depended on a dependent class too, and nobody should call that progress. Which line item would you cut? Tell me in the comments. Ro, I saved you a seat up front. But what do I know, I'm only an old Army medic who reads the roll call before he posts. #MAGA #Veterans #Trump @TPUSA @JoJoFromJerz @atrupar @TheYoungTurks

They should have made this into a film 🤣🤣. I don't usually laugh at kids crying however 🤭. Absolutely hilarious.... i can't believe how relaxed she was.... not like the two lads 😬🤣🤣

In 1941, the most dangerous man in the Nazi intelligence service wasn't a double agent or a master saboteur, but a failed chicken farmer from Barcelona who had convinced the Third Reich he was a fanatic fascist leading a network of twenty-seven imaginary spies. Juan Pujol García, a man with no military background and even less interest in war, decided that the only way to stop Hitler was to dismantle his plans from the inside. He approached the British MI5 with an offer to help, and they laughed him out of the room. Undeterred, Pujol went to the Germans, created a fictional persona—an obsessed Nazi supporter—and offered his services as a spy. To his shock, they accepted. They gave him a code name, Alaric, and sent him to England to build a network of informants. Pujol didn't go to England; he went to Lisbon, bought a map of Britain and a tourist guide, and began inventing a cast of fictional agents including a Venezuelan student, a gay waiter in Gibraltar, and a disgruntled Welshman. He flooded the German Abwehr with reports so detailed and convincing that they eventually stopped looking for other sources of information. When MI5 finally realized what was happening, they brought him to London and gave him a new code name: Garbo. His masterpiece came during Operation Overlord. Pujol convinced the German High Command that the D-Day landings in Normandy were merely a diversion, and that the "real" invasion would come later at Pas-de-Calais. He kept the German 15th Army stationed away from the beaches for seven critical weeks while the Allies secured France. Pujol’s deception was so absolute that the Germans never realized they had been played. In a twist that defies fiction, Pujol became the only person in history to be awarded both the British Order of the British Empire and the German Iron Cross—honored by both sides of the war for a lie that saved Western civilization.

Just try it, California.

SHOCKING: 18-year-old Marcus Williams decided to break into an ATM late at night with a metal pry bar. Surveillance video caught him trying to rip the machine open. Then physics took over. The metal bar hit the internal electrical components — and he electrocuted himself dead on the spot. Tragic? No. Consequences of his own actions. But here's where it gets insane — his family then filed a $500,000 lawsuit against the bank, claiming the BANK was responsible for his death. The bank whose ATM he was trying to rob. This is exactly what's wrong with America under the Democrat lawsuit culture. No personal responsibility. Commit a felony, die committing a felony, and then try to get rich suing the victim. The judge wasn't having it. The court threw the case out, ruling that Williams' death was caused entirely by his own criminal actions and the bank was not liable at all. And in a beautiful dose of justice, the judge ordered the family to reimburse the bank for the cost of repairing the ATM he destroyed. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. The bank is the victim here, not the criminal. We need more judges like this one.

Back in the late 40’s, before either of them were famous, Frank Sinatra performed in a theater in New York. After his show, he went to Harlem to see a performance by the Will Maston Trio, led by a young Sammy Davis Jr. Frank was amazed by Sammy’s talent, and after the show, he invited Sammy to come see his performance. A week passed, but Sammy didn’t show up. Frank went back to Harlem to see the Will Maston Trio again and asked Sammy why he didn’t come. Sammy told him that he had been there, but they wouldn’t let him in. Frank was furious. He went back to the theater, tore up his contract in front of them, and promised he would never perform there again. This kind of loyalty to Sammy became a big part of their friendship throughout their careers. For example, when Sammy was banned from performing at the Copacabana, Frank refused to perform there as well. When Sammy was denied a hotel room in Las Vegas, Frank said, “Give him my room!” After Sammy had a car accident and lost his eye, Frank paid all his medical bills. After performing together for 40 years, a reporter once asked Frank why he was always so kind to Sammy. Frank simply replied, “He’s my brother.”

A Real Queen 😭

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Moran Stella Yanai delivered the most persuasive confrontation to UCLA student Aidan Doyle in 2024, whose Instagram account was a Petri dish of Palestinian propaganda at the time. He has been quiet ever since. Did she change his mind?

Everyone is talking about the woman facing execution. But almost no one is talking about the 19-year-old whose life was taken. Her name was Colleen Slemmer. She loved computers, could take them apart and put them back together, and dreamed of learning more through a Job Corps program in Tennessee. Her family described her as sweet, helpful and full of promise. On January 12, 1995, Colleen went to a wooded area in Knoxville. She never came home. That evening, she had spoken to her mother, May, on the phone. Colleen told her that three students were bothering her. It was the last time they ever spoke. For more than 30 years, her family has lived with the loss. “I think about Colleen every day, every minute, every year,” her mother said. “She’s always on my mind.” Now, as the case reaches its final chapter, Colleen deserves to be remembered first — not the person who took her life. She was a daughter, a granddaughter, a friend and a 19-year-old with her whole life ahead of her. Her name was Colleen Slemmer. Please remember hers.

School officials are in panic mode over kids revolting against “Pride Day” Kids refused to wear colors and some even chanted that their pronouns are USA