The lockdowns in Democrat run states are absolutely ruining the lives of so many people - Far more than the damage that would be caused by the China Virus. Cases in California have risen despite the lockdown, yet Florida & others are open & doing well. Common sense please!

Holy shlit. Tom Homan just murdered the Democratic Party on live TV 🔥 “Here’s their plan. The Biden administration overwhelmed the system, 10.5 MILLION people came over the border. They know it was going to take YEARS to get through the court docket, by then they’re hoping there’s another democrat administration in... WE ARE SPOILING THEIR PLANS to have future Democratic voters…”

Meet Adelle, an entrepreneur and mother from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Empowered by @WorldUniService and Canada’s skills training program, she now owns a clothing shop in Kenya, mentors other women and contributes to her community’s #EconomicGrowth#. #IWD2025# https://t.co/gIXfaq73CX

Advocate Somnath Bharti is the AAP MP Candidate for New Delhi. With his democratic, secular, and welfare-oriented approach, @attorneybharti has proven himself to be a people's leader.He is currently the MLA from Malvya Nagar. #jailkajawabvotese# https://t.co/m80PDsCGEj

Two years ago, Drew Kromer was elected chair of the Mecklenburg County Democratic Party. He pledged to increase voter turnout in the county with the most registered Democrats in the state. https://t.co/DtZPZfRNrQ

OPEN SOCIETY ADMITS: YES, WE FUND PROTEST GROUPS Protests targeting Elon, Tesla, Trump, and Israel are labeled "grassroots"—but major Democratic donors are footing the bill. Groups like Jewish Voice for Peace and IfNotNow, leading anti-Israel protests, are bankrolled by foundations seeded by Soros, Rockefeller, and the Pritzkers. The Open Society Foundation admits it funds groups that may organize protests, while denying direct coordination. The pattern is clear: if there’s a left-wing protest, there’s donor money somewhere making sure it happens. Source: WOAI, OSF

People no longer trust the media, because much of the media has become a mouthpiece for the Democratic Party--lying about Biden's dementia, for example. Every morning I read the news, then try to figure out if what I'm reading is true. https://t.co/PbN9HFHRbu

Long-form also demands truth. Liars usually can’t handle 1 or 2 basic follow-up questions. That’s why confirmed liar Elizabeth Warren gets cooked here. And that’s why the democratic party is so broken right now. They have a truth problem.

A nation in which one administration can allow millions of unvetted illegal migrants into the country, but requires that a court vet each deportation decision in an individually adjudicated case will soon lose the values our democratic system was intended to preserve.

Just a reminder the architect of these protests is Norm Eisen and he told us this was the playbook in 2019. In Norm Eisen’s “Democracy Playbook” (specifically The Democracy Playbook: Preventing and Reversing Democratic Backsliding, originally published by the Brookings Institution in 2019 and updated in later versions), civil protest is framed as a legitimate and essential component of democratic resilience, particularly in the face of authoritarian tendencies. Key Themes from the Playbook Regarding Civil Protest: 1. Nonviolent Protest as a Democratic Tool •Eisen emphasizes peaceful mass mobilization as a key mechanism for resisting authoritarian encroachments. •He draws on examples from Eastern Europe, the U.S., and Latin America to show how civil protests can defend democratic norms, especially when institutions are under threat. 2. Strategic Protest to Pressure Institutions •The playbook encourages strategically timed protests to coincide with political decisions (e.g., Supreme Court rulings, elections, executive overreach) in order to pressure courts, legislatures, and public opinion. 3. Coordination with Civil Society & Media •Protests are seen as most effective when coordinated with civil society organizations, legal advocacy groups, and sympathetic media. •The document urges forming alliances with NGOs, academics, and international observers to amplify protest messaging. 4. Framing & Messaging •Eisen stresses that successful protests need a clear moral message, emphasizing “defense of democracy,” “protection of rights,” or “constitutional accountability.” •Framing should avoid violent rhetoric and instead focus on inclusion, lawfulness, and democratic integrity. 5. “Pre-Bunking” and Countering Authoritarian Narratives •The playbook suggests that activists prepare preemptive narratives to counter expected government backlash (e.g., labeling protests as “unpatriotic” or “insurrectionist”). •Encourages “pre-bunking” through media campaigns and grassroots education. Tell me how that’s not the literal playbook for these Tesla protests?