Joe Kent

Third call is up!

Honored to have spoken with steadfast America First congressional candidate and all around great American, @joekent16jan19

A most insightful convo on his motivations to run and his perspective on what is happening in America today.https://t.co/gwRieD3wFZ

— Noor Bin Ladin (@NoorBinLadin) July 11, 2021

It's Probably Too Late to Save California

Socialist policies have turned California into a ticking time bomb

I'm here to defuse it.

Radical policies are spreading into the rural areas of our state

It's time to start fighting back & make the Golden State GOLDEN again!

Help me SAVE California ➡️ https://t.co/m5KpYEaAni pic.twitter.com/qUH1AxxOWU

— Darrell Issa (@DarrellIssa) October 12, 2020

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Issa may be an exception but California (R)s are generally Chamber of Commerce Party types and useless cucks. Besides, Issa is running for a federal office, not a state one. Issa's opponent turns out to be another weaponized nuAmerican, running to represent what used to be a red area, San Diego.

How Sanitized

BREAKING: Mississippi Flag commission selects the ‘magnolia flag’ as the final state flag design. It will be on the ballot November 3rd to be voted on by the public. @16WAPTNews pic.twitter.com/8dNEubrbQS

— Troy Johnson (@Troy_Johnson) September 2, 2020

Thomas Massie on TAC Right Now

“In this week’s episode, your hosts speak to Rep. Thomas Massie, the Kentucky Congressman who was recently sandbagged by the chair of his own conference. We discuss being libertarian in the age of Trump, and his meat localism bill.”

Link: https://t.co/nG5W3iQFdt

— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) August 6, 2020

Sen. Josh Hawley on Bostock

Public Discourse

This is an extraordinary speech both because Hawley is a rising star in the GOP and because he himself is a product of the conservative legal establishment. He has every reason in the world not to face the reality of the situation.https://t.co/05Xqh8S3yW

— Pat Smith (@smithpatrick08) June 16, 2020

"Do we have any recourse? Not really."

Because we no longer have a constitutional order as originally intended by those who ratified the Constitution. Is the senator willing to admit that the (R) party cannot be reformed?

Instead the senator gives the false hope that mass politics may work in the future if "conservatives" and traditional religious Americans just try harder this time. No: it is time to recognize who our enemies are, and to determine what strategies are appropriate.



Related:

Here's my contribution to the @SCOTUSblog symposium on yesterday's decision. "The simplistic logic of Justice Neil Gorsuch’s account of sex discrimination" https://t.co/aVDewSf4zT @Heritage

— Ryan T. Anderson (@RyanTAnd) June 16, 2020

Some additional thoughts about the Title VII cases, the meaning of words, and "textualism."https://t.co/ycOsMP4H6y

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) June 16, 2020

(R) Politician at Work

God save Texas from (R)s.

Today I spent time with the #GeorgeFloyd family.

They are wonderful, God loving people.

They will be the centerpiece of helping America bridge our racial divide & ensure equality, justice & fairness for everyone in America—& ensure what happened in Minn. never happens in TX. pic.twitter.com/DKdbjZOCWh

— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) June 8, 2020

More Religious Civic Nationalism

From Texas: Texas Lt. Gov. Patrick: The real way to address racism is for Americans to "accept Jesus Christ" https://t.co/1qbQ0QNbIW

— Dr Taylor Marshall 🔥 (@TaylorRMarshall) June 6, 2020

The (TX) GOP Is Incapable of Reform

And has no loyalty. It's all about election results for them.

Abbott, Texas Republicans Condemn County Leaders For Sharing George Floyd Conspiracies And Racist Posts https://t.co/qM72XNs4Qd

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 6, 2020

The Narrative

Is there anyone who hasn't called out the United States for being racist?

https://t.co/9dYcsA76EU

— The Bruderhof (@TheBruderhof) June 4, 2020

It would be shallow to describe what is happening as simply anger against the systemic racism of this country, although that is part of the collage. As a city and a nation we have experienced separation on so many levels over the last months: politically over impeachment, medically over a pandemic that is still not harnessed, economically over the impending depression, and racially over the death of George Floyd – and this is only in the first five months of 2020.

Liberal Anabaptists like the Bruderhof don't know that we aren't even close to reaching the breaking point, and their witness and the witness of well-intentioned locals who cleaned up in the wake of violence and destruction will not be enough when things really begin to fall apart.

Even the Republicucks are engaged in this sort of denunciation in an online struggle session.

"Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that."

- Martin Luther King, Jr.

A message from Senate Republicans: pic.twitter.com/iydeTSsacR

— Senate Republicans (@SenateGOP) June 3, 2020

Listen.

Learn.

Heal.

America: Let's stand together.

Let's do better. pic.twitter.com/wNt3ip2JFE

— Senate Republicans (@SenateGOP) June 4, 2020

And of course, Conservatism, Inc. as well.

Americans must speak up and reject the racism and division in their own communities. https://t.co/MOv3PWydae

— Kay C. James (@KayColesJames) May 30, 2020

It was foretold in the memes. pic.twitter.com/4EB8oXTw2n

— Roadtoserfdom (@roadtoserfdom3) June 4, 2020

Who's Funding This?

No patriotic American should brandish or proudly celebrate the iconography of a rebellion that resulted in tremendous devastation, the loss of more than 620,000 American lives, and the continued subjugation of Black America. pic.twitter.com/wc0VxVOrxA

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) June 1, 2020

The Lincoln Project

Interview with Jeff Sessions

.@jeffsessions on fire: "Family, traditions, culture, those kinds of things have got to be defended. And this ideological view that we’re not a nation, we’re an idea, somehow our constitution is supposed to apply worldwide, is ridiculous." Whole episode: https://t.co/QRc4PKrvdY pic.twitter.com/ZGAJiQhr93

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) May 29, 2020

AmConMag: Right Now Interview: Jeff Sessions on Trump, Tuberville, and Free Trade ‘Religion’ by Arthur Bloom

How Do We Feed America Stop

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Getting Ready to Run in 2024?

CNA/CWR: Sen. Rubio: Post-coronavirus world needs economy for the common good

He is making some Catholics happy with his "common good talk." Is he going to advance some form of [fake] "common good conservatism" (instead of "compassionate conservatism")?

Senator Rubio calls for a “pro-worker economy” based on principles of “solidarity and collective pursuit of the common good.” A refreshing change from the tired old slogans of the libertarian right. https://t.co/uL2KW9nFx9

— Adrian Vermeule (@Vermeullarmine) April 21, 2020

Senator Rubio continues to channel that Leonine spirit, calling for renewal of American "solidarity and collective pursuit of the common good." https://t.co/JeNpP6udOU

— Sohrab Ahmari (@SohrabAhmari) April 21, 2020

#Thiel4gov2018

Man Up

Rod Dreher is frightened by Trump and his rise as a white identity candidate. Vox Day.

Probably Laughable?

But I should take a look...

AN AMERICA FIRST ENERGY PLAN#MakeAmericaGreatAgain #Trump2016https://t.co/kTi6e1zyNI pic.twitter.com/WjI8Rx11no

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 27, 2016

The Witch Who Shall not Be Named

Except by someone else: With Clinton’s Nixonian Email Scandal Deepening, Sanders Must Demand Answers by Dave Lindorff

"Now that Sanders has agreed to a pre-California-primary televised debate with Donald Trump, following Hillary Clinton’s refusal to honor an earlier agreement to debate him, he will obviously be asked about her email scandal before a riveted national audience."

Donald Trump Says No, He Won't Debate Bernie Sanders

Another One to the List

Real Men for Trump

Debate Between Candidates for U.S. Senator for CA

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The Unusual Mr. Unz Comes Closest To Immigration Patriotism In CA’s Tribalist Senate Debate

Can Unz Win the Silicon Valley/Bay Area Vote?

No?

Solving Silicon Valley's Immigration Problem by Ron Unz