@SenJohnCurtis Would this have to do anything with that your entire Senate race was bootstrapped by Jay Faison, a weird quasi-conservative whose entire schtick was acknowledging global warming without an actual solution?

@SenJohnCurtis Would this have to do anything with that your entire Senate race was bootstrapped by Jay Faison, a weird quasi-conservative whose entire schtick was acknowledging global warming without an actual solution?

When I read this (the post quoted below) all the way through, at the end I was literally nauseous. This was never about Trump. Instead, this was ALWAYS about We, the People. You see, the American electorate Constitutionally expressed its will in 2016 in electing Donald Trump as President, and the unelected, unaccountable, bureaucratic "experts" of the Deep State decided that THEY KNEW BETTER and that they would overturn the American electorate's choice "for its own good." NOTHING describes the dangers of the vast, unelected federal Leviathan better than the description of what they did here. What these men and women did was treason, plain and simple. And in a just world they would be facing the consequences of committing treason, but we apparently do not live in a just world. 😡😡😡😡

"I wanted to focus in this post on something really important that Joshua said, which I’ve formulated in my mind as the 'Pangaea fallacy.'" Wow. You gotta read this, @DataRepublican:

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: This morning, the White House Government Transparency Task Force released newly declassified documents exposing an FBI criminal investigation code-named Oxferd Comma. The documents can be downloaded here.

Senator, yesterday, I had multiple people ask me what’s up with you such that you’d virtue signal amnesty which has no hope of passing Senate during midterms. I told them my best theory is that you’re being set up as the patsy who tanks the 2026 midterms, like when the Republican Senate proposed a federal abortion ban in 2022 and collapsed the red wave.

Senator, yesterday, I had multiple people ask me what’s up with you such that you’d virtue signal amnesty which has no hope of passing Senate during midterms. I told them my best theory is that you’re being set up as the patsy who tanks the 2026 midterms, like when the Republican Senate proposed a federal abortion ban in 2022 and collapsed the red wave.

RE: Intra-Party Squabbles As we watch Tucker Carlson and his elite group of emotionally wounded narcissists do everything they can to destroy the Republican Party and hand the federal government to literal Communists (who knows why they are doing this), I think it’s important that Republicans understand the Democrat tactic of ALWAYS uniting behind their party’s candidates so we can adopt the same approach. I’ll explain using a personal example. I’m not sure who I will support for President in 2028. I used to think I would be a slam dunk for JD Vance, but frankly some of his associations, his connections to this “common good” movement and his handling of the Iran negotiations have given me pause. I have not really dug deep into any of this yet, so it could be that I am being superficially swayed by false reports, but the fact is I may choose a preferred Presidential candidate for the GOP that is not the choice of many other Republicans. That’s OK. As we swing into primary season (which will heat up the minute the 2026 midterms are over), we in the GOP SHOULD vigorously debate who we want as President. Vance? DeSantis? Rubio? Gabbard? Let the arguments flow. Be fierce. Be committed. Stand by your beliefs and fight for your candidate. THAT is America. But know this—whomever I support, once the GOP candidate is chosen through the primary process, THAT is my candidate who I will fight for tooth and nail. Why? Because the alternative is LITERAL COMMUNISTS. Too many on the Right let the perfect be the enemy of the good. If you have some pet grievance against Trump that causes you to shut down and walk away, then you don’t see the big picture—i.e., the alternative big picture where President Kamala ran roughshod over the Constitution and opened up our borders to millions of illegal aliens demanding handouts from your tax dollars. Does the GOP suck in its current incarnation? YES IT DOES. But I repeat: THE ALTERNATIVE IS LITERAL COMMUNISTS. So the way to do the most good is to fight fiercely for incremental change in the party but then support who it nominates. The Carlson/Massie/MTG style of “I’m taking my ball and going home” causes grievous harm to America and hands it over to its enemies. There is a difference between (i) fighting for your candidate and ultimately supporting the nominee and (ii) purposely destroying your party so the bad guys can take power. This is an immutable reality that too many on the Right fail to understand. I get it. You don’t like it. It makes you mad. But it is a reality that you can do nothing to change, so the only solution that will actually advance the goals you seek is to operate within the framework we are stuck with, and try to change it incrementally as best we can.

🚨 Here is the truth from Ceuta, Spain: 60,000+ migrants from Morocco’s border stormed the small town and are now hiding in the mountains and city to reach mainland Europe. Moroccan migrants said Moroccan authorities let them through their border and Spain literally opened their gates upon arrival. Many migrants thank PM Pedro Sánchez for opening the border... Ceuta is now effectively shut down due to looting concerns, and the military is losing power as migrants outnumber them and continue to escape into the mountains. Now thousands of military age men are set to spread throughout Europe due to one country’s “failure.”

"A taxpayer-funded NGO complex has become a supranational force that weakens American sovereignty, advances left-wing causes, and prioritizes global humanitarianism and cheap labor over constitutional stability and national cohesion." WATCH:

🚨 TAXPAYER ALERT: USCCB & Catholic Charities — The Real Numbers Behind the Resettlement Machine The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) is not just a religious body, it’s a federal contractor pulling in billions in taxpayer funds, then funneling most of it through Catholic Charities. Here’s the proof from and USCCB: The National Pipeline - $1.547 BILLION in federal grants (86 awards) → Recipient: Catholic Relief Services/United States Conference of Catholic Bishops - $374 MILLION in one batch alone (14 awards) → Recipient: USCCB whose programs include Unaccompanied Alien Children (UACs) - $726 MILLION to Catholic Charities Diocese of Fort Worth in 5 awards, includes $108 MILLION (one grant) → FY 2022 Refugee Support Services, ends Sept 30, 2025 How It Works: 1. USCCB gets the master contract from HHS, State Dept, etc. 2. USCCB keeps ~5–10% for "national coordination" 3. 90–95% flows to local Catholic Charities 4. Repeat across 170+ dioceses USCCB is one of ten national resettlement agencies that partner with the U.S. Department of State and HHS/ORR for the Reception and Placement program. (List updated March 2024) ▪️United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) ▪️Bethany Christian Services ▪️Church World Service ▪️Episcopal Migration Ministries ▪️Ethiopian Community Development Council ▪️Global Refuge (formerly LIRS/Lutheran) ▪️HIAS ▪️International Rescue Committee ▪️U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) ▪️World Relief But USCCB is the largest player by volume. Bottom Line 💰 Your tax dollars → USCCB → Catholic Charities → Resettlement services - No Form 990 required (church exemption) - No public executive salaries - No voter approval $1.9+ BILLION in just these snapshots - and that’s only what’s searchable. Transparency? Accountability? Not when faith-based exemptions meet federal contracts. H/T @DataRepublican ( data) Following President Trump's January 2025 executive order suspending the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and related funding freezes, many federal grants to the USCCB's Migration and Refugee Services (and downstream to Catholic Charities) for new refugee resettlement were halted, terminated, or phased out earlier this year amid ongoing litigation. Some pre-existing obligations and reimbursements have continued under court orders, but the overall flow of new taxpayer funding for these programs has been dramatically curtailed or stopped. The figures in this post reflect searchable active/historical awards up to the point of suspension.

Fire is a weapon of mass destruction. We need to treat it like the national security threat it is. In the last admin, "ologists" hijacked billions intended for fire management & laundered it to activist eco-NGOs. 60% of fire units are understaffed *right now*. Instead of the USFS investing in aggressive fuel mitigation & more firefighters & aircraft, they were wasting the money on climate agendas and funding dubious nonprofits staffed up by socialists. They even wasted $100M for NEPA reviews...that's $100M just for paper pushers to review project compliance with the dumbest, most counterproductive arbitrary environmental rules that block prescribed fire from ever being done...the VERY thing that destroyed my town (and many others in CA). We weren't allowed to reduce flammable fuels around the Palisades because the State Park was "protecting" milk vetch plants, a stupid weed you've never heard of nor cared about in your life. As a result, a dozen of my neighbors died, hundreds more died as a result of the toxic smoke and displacement, and thousands of us lost everything. A $500K fuel reduction project around the Palisades would've saved the entire town & Malibu. But because we were wasting $100M on environmental regs that block fuel reduction projects...we got screwed. Ologists are the commies of the forest. Get these dorks out of the way. We are losing too much, every damn year.

@SecMullinDHS If you truly mean that, I’d probably refrain from signaling to illegals that ICE “won’t be seen” in their cities as long as the “worst of the worst” are turned over