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09/17/2026

Absolutely! Cut it all off📝

09/17/2026

It doesn’t matter if you’re no longer part of this administration. If you committed a crime while in power, leaving office doesn’t erase it. You still have to be held accountable! ⚖️🚫
50 DAYS UNTIL THE MIDTERMS! 🇺🇸💙

09/17/2026

Honoring the victims of September 11 should mean taking national security seriously—not simply observing a moment of silence and then pretending the hard questions do not exist. Foreign nationals who advocate violence or openly reject the rule of law should face serious scrutiny under U.S. immigration law. 🗽
And here is the uncomfortable reality Washington too often avoids: extremist networks do not become harmless because they operate behind respectable doors or inside influential institutions. If someone advocates violence against Americans, authorities should investigate the conduct and pursue whatever legal consequences the evidence supports.
The United States has both the right and the responsibility to enforce its immigration laws and protect its citizens. That means securing the border, removing people who are legally subject to removal, and preventing individuals who pose genuine security threats from exploiting the immigration system.
September 11 should never become just another date on the calendar. Remember the victims. Protect the country. Enforce the law. And stop treating national security as something Washington can postpone whenever politics gets uncomfortable.

09/17/2026

Do you agree? America is not a place where politicians get to treat the Constitution as optional whenever it becomes inconvenient. People of every faith and background are free to succeed here—but no ideology is entitled to power simply because criticism of it can be dismissed as prejudice.
Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and Zohran Mamdani should be judged on their public records, policy positions, and political rhetoric—not their religion or heritage. Their critics point to progressive economic policies, positions on Israel, and rhetoric they believe conflicts with mainstream American views. Voters have every right to reject those policies at the ballot box.
A free republic depends on common laws, equal rights, secure borders, and institutions that apply the same rules to everyone. Cultural differences do not require abandoning those shared foundations.
Assimilation does not mean erasing someone's faith or heritage. It means accepting the country's laws, civic institutions, and constitutional framework. No politician is above those rules—and no voter is obligated to support an agenda they believe moves the country in the wrong direction.

09/16/2026

Uncovering $17.5 billion in healthcare fraud is not a routine press release—it exposes systemic looting that forces families to pay inflated premiums while seniors endure delays for essential care. Billing mills, phantom patients, kickbacks, and shell clinics thrive when perpetrators perceive no risk of criminal consequences.

Public announcements without follow-through prosecutions become meaningless background noise. Scheme architects rely on administrative complexity, legal delays, and agencies that issue reports without enforcing accountability. Taxpayers funding Medicare and Medicaid demand direct action: public indictments, asset seizures, and swift prosecutions.

Fraud on this scale imposes a direct financial tax on workers, drains resources from legitimate healthcare providers, and inflates the cost of prescriptions and procedures. Identifying the theft addresses only part of the problem; full accountability requires prosecuting the operators and enforcing the law.

09/16/2026

Author Don Winslow issued a sharp public rebuke on social media in response to President Donald Trump’s claim that Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure were driving up global fuel prices.Addressing Trump's insistence that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy halt attacks on Russian diesel facilities, Winslow rejected the administration's framing, directly attributing rising fuel costs to U.S. foreign policy and trade decisions rather than Ukrainian defense operations. "YOUR WAR WITH IRAN and YOUR TRADE WAR WITH CANADA has fu**ed gas prices," Winslow wrote in a post on X. "This is YOUR MESS. This is YOUR S**T SHOW. Don't blame anyone but the loser with 5 bankruptcies." Winslow's comments join a broader wave of criticism from national security analysts, lawmakers, and political commentators who argue that attributing domestic energy price hikes to Ukraine's military strategy misrepresents market dynamics and deflects from broader geopolitical factors.

09/16/2026

Mark Carney just delivered a message about Canada and the United States that goes beyond today’s political battles.

He didn’t rant. He didn’t scream. He simply made one point clear: governments change, but neighbors remain neighbors.

Even amid the current trade dispute, Carney says Canada remains open to a deal that provides stability and benefits both countries.

Canada is also working to diversify its economy and strengthen relationships around the world — without abandoning its deeply connected relationship with the United States.

Because presidents come and go.

Prime ministers come and go.

But Canada and the United States will still share a border, families, businesses, and communities long after today’s politicians are gone.

The next chapter will come. And these two countries will still have to work together.

09/16/2026

Sen. John Kennedy’s effort to stop lawmakers’ pay during government shutdowns was blocked twice before ultimately winning unanimous Senate approval.

Kennedy first introduced the proposal during the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, but senators from both parties objected and prevented it from moving forward.

In March, Kennedy tried again while the Department of Homeland Security was shut down. Democrats once again objected, blocking the measure for a second time.

Then, just two months later, the same Senate approved the proposal without a single vote against it.

The dramatic reversal raises an obvious question: What changed?

09/15/2026

Apparently, Muslim power is acceptable when it arrives with a luxury jet or a defense agreement, but terrifying when it appears on an American ballot. 🛫 Qatar’s government provided the United States with a Boeing 747 intended for presidential use under Donald Trump, and the Pentagon moved forward with a Qatari-funded facility at Idaho’s Mountain Home Air Force Base to train Qatari F-15 pilots. ✈️ The Idaho installation remains a U.S. base under American control, not territory hand…

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