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Except "everyone" will not be deported. Just the ones here illegally. Surely you are not suggesting that all the Hispanic migrant workers are illegal are you ?

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It’s crazy to look back and realize: 1. Trump was banned from Twitter for two years. 2. Trump was banned from YouTube for two years. 3. Trump was banned from Instagram and Facebook for two years. 4. The government pressured Facebook to censor dissenting voices as “misinformation”. 5. The government pressured Twitter to shadowban conservative accounts. 6. The government pressured Twitter to censor the Hunter Biden laptop story. 7. Trump has been hit with hundreds of lawsuits incurring $100-200 million in expenses over the last 8 years 8. Legacy media near-uniformly posted negative headlines about Trump 9. Google search results reflected and may have even amplified media bias The fact that he was able to win again despite all of this is a stunning triumph of the human spirit.

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I’M SO OLD I REMEMBER WHEN THE PRESS CALLED HIM “WEIRD.”

Let’s Play the Blame Game! “The blame game is just getting started. Democrats are looking to blame anybody and everybody but themselves for the drubbing they took on Tuesday.” https://pjmedia.com/chris-queen/2024/11/11/the-morning-briefing-lets-play-the-blame-game-n4934125#google_vignette

STANDING UP TO DISINFORMATION:

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Not seeing any intelligent posts that contribute. Let's see, who has the most replies in this thread ? That would be @Joe Ferguson forever. I see a connection there. 😎

Agreed I am pretty close to deleting it and restarting the whole thing

Don’t go too far Chris.

It’s a Nazi trick !

I agree. The media doesn't need a performance anymore Trump Should End On-Camera White House Press Briefings In His Second Term President Trump’s transition team is no doubt busy picking potential White House staff officials for the next administration, but he shouldn’t bother too much with figuring out his next press secretary. In fact, it’s best that he eliminate the position altogether. White House press secretaries are supposed to field inquiries from the news media and keep reporters abreast of administrative affairs, but that’s not how people see the press secretary’s job anymore, thanks to our godawful, not-dead-yet Washington press corp. Most people now know the press secretary as the official who stands at a podium almost daily and answers a series of mindless questions from reporters who hope to be seen on TV with a daring facial expression To wit, the most insufferable part of Trump’s first term by far was the daily press briefing. It’s how dopes like CNN’s Jim Acosta and PBS’s Yamiche Alcindor became somewhat household names. What’s supposed to be an informative and fairly blasé event was used by these freaks to get famous by asking stupidly confrontational questions every single day, including questions to the effect of “Why do you disagree with the Statue of Liberty?” https://thefederalist.com/2024/11/07/trump-should-end-on-camera-white-house-press-briefings-in-his-second-term/

Transparency is the best disinfectant. Clean DC out !

Three Bad Ideas Died Along With Kamala's Presidential Bid Tuesday's election of Donald Trump to his second, non-consecutive term as president has the potential to usher in major social and economic changes for the country. There is the very real possibility that the scourge of DEI may be driven from our institutions, that transgenderism will stop ruining the lives of young men and women, that women's sports will be played by women, that we can buy medicine that isn't made in China, and that American diplomacy and military might will again be respected. One thing we can be sure of is that we've heard the last blather about three very bad ideas from the left. National Popular Vote Interstate Compact Totalitarianism cannot allow freedom to exist. Our founders, straight white males though they were, realized "that government is best which governs least," and that local control of local issues was preferable to an all-powerful central government. When the Democrats realized that their hold on national power was dependent upon thin strips of the Atlantic and Pacific seaboard and most states wanted nothing to do with their lunacy the set about to fix that problem. The solution was to convince Americans that our nation was a direct democracy and there was some grave injustice involved in a president being elected while losing the popular vote. It didn't matter to them when Bill Clinton did that in 1992, but it really chapped their asses when Trump pulled it off in 2016. So they came up with the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. This, in my view unconstitutional idea (a violation of Article 1, Section 10, Clause 3 of the US Constitution), held that the electors of the states signing on to it would pledge their electoral votes to the candidate that won the popular vote. Tuesday, Donald Trump won the popular vote. The exit polls from that election showed that the Democrat fantasy of American demography ensuring a liberal majority in the electorate was just that, a fantasy. If you think the coastal elites have any intention of pledging California's and New York's electoral votes to a future candidate like Trump, you haven't been paying attention. Supreme Court Packing When Democrat power grabs were stymied by a conservative majority on the Supreme Court, the progressive left resurrected the idea fronted by our first socialist president, Franklin D. Roosevelt, to add enough justices to the Supreme Court to give him the votes he needed to do what he wanted to do. It became fashionable for leftist legal pundits to agitate to add three or more seats to the Supreme Court to create a permanent progressive majority. You can get that Donald Trump's election guarantees that idea is dead. {snip} Ending the Filibuster The Senate, usually, is where very bad partisan ideas go to die even though very bad bipartisan ideas slip through with monotonous regularity. Ending the filibuster and allowing highly partisan legislation to pass based on a single vote achieved Holy Grail status in the last couple of years as a determined minority could block pet progressive projects. The new Senate majority leader who will not be named Mitch McConnell will have a three-seat majority. If that majority leader removed the filibuster, there would be no way the Democrats could slow down, much less stop, any of Trump's projects. https://redstate.com/streiff/2024/11/08/opinion-three-bad-ideas-died-along-with-kamalas-presidential-bid-n2181738