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A mother found out that her son was bullying a child with autism, and her reaction is a lesson for everyone: only love, guidance, and awareness can bring true change. π±π
A mother found out that her son was bullying a child with autism, and her reaction is a lesson for everyone: only love, guidance, and awareness can bring true change. π±π
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A liberal college student with a straight face just argued that the Stars and Stripes the flag that stormed the beaches of Normandy to DESTROY the Nazis is somehow more "scary" and more "oppressive" than the actual swastika. The flag of a regime that murdered 6 million Jews and started a world war.
This is what they are teaching in our schools.
According to her brilliant logic: The American flag represents "systemic oppression, colonialism, white supremacy, capitalism, and ongoing violence," while the Nazi flag was just "a historical symbol of a defeated regime that no longer holds power."
So the flag that freed the concentration camps is scarier than the flag that built them.
Let me explain what she really means:
She has never been scared a day in her life by the American flag. She has lived under it, been protected by it, gone to school paid for by the taxpayers under it, protested under it, and enjoyed every freedom it guarantees while calling it scary for TikTok clout.
If she actually saw a Nazi flag marching toward her, she would be running for her life to the nearest American with an American flag to save her.
You know who finds the American flag scary? Our enemies. You know who doesn't? Any sane American who understands history.
But this is the new liberal religion. America is the source of all evil. America is worse than actual Nazis. It's not just ungrateful, it's evil.
And they wonder why the rest of the country is walking away from them. We are not going to sit here and let you compare the men who died to stop fascism to the fascists themselves.
If the American flag scares you more than the Nazi flag, the problem isn't the flag. It's you. x.com/TaraBull/statuβ¦
This is what they are teaching in our schools.
According to her brilliant logic: The American flag represents "systemic oppression, colonialism, white supremacy, capitalism, and ongoing violence," while the Nazi flag was just "a historical symbol of a defeated regime that no longer holds power."
So the flag that freed the concentration camps is scarier than the flag that built them.
Let me explain what she really means:
She has never been scared a day in her life by the American flag. She has lived under it, been protected by it, gone to school paid for by the taxpayers under it, protested under it, and enjoyed every freedom it guarantees while calling it scary for TikTok clout.
If she actually saw a Nazi flag marching toward her, she would be running for her life to the nearest American with an American flag to save her.
You know who finds the American flag scary? Our enemies. You know who doesn't? Any sane American who understands history.
But this is the new liberal religion. America is the source of all evil. America is worse than actual Nazis. It's not just ungrateful, it's evil.
And they wonder why the rest of the country is walking away from them. We are not going to sit here and let you compare the men who died to stop fascism to the fascists themselves.
If the American flag scares you more than the Nazi flag, the problem isn't the flag. It's you. x.com/TaraBull/statuβ¦
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Trying to lie your way out of trouble doesn't always work. π
This woman thought she could fool the police with some made-up story, acting all innocent... but the bodycam tells the REAL story.
The truth caught up with her REAL quick. You can literally see the moment she realizes the lie isn't working.
Sometimes karma doesn't make you wait. What goes around comes around! x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
This woman thought she could fool the police with some made-up story, acting all innocent... but the bodycam tells the REAL story.
The truth caught up with her REAL quick. You can literally see the moment she realizes the lie isn't working.
Sometimes karma doesn't make you wait. What goes around comes around! x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
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A liberal college student with a straight face just argued that the Stars and Stripes the flag that stormed the beaches of Normandy to DESTROY the Nazis is somehow more "scary" and more "oppressive" than the actual swastika. The flag of a regime that murdered 6 million Jews and started a world war.
This is what they are teaching in our schools.
According to her brilliant logic: The American flag represents "systemic oppression, colonialism, white supremacy, capitalism, and ongoing violence," while the Nazi flag was just "a historical symbol of a defeated regime that no longer holds power."
So the flag that freed the concentration camps is scarier than the flag that built them.
Let me explain what she really means:
She has never been scared a day in her life by the American flag. She has lived under it, been protected by it, gone to school paid for by the taxpayers under it, protested under it, and enjoyed every freedom it guarantees while calling it scary for TikTok clout.
If she actually saw a Nazi flag marching toward her, she would be running for her life to the nearest American with an American flag to save her.
You know who finds the American flag scary? Our enemies. You know who doesn't? Any sane American who understands history.
But this is the new liberal religion. America is the source of all evil. America is worse than actual Nazis. It's not just ungrateful, it's evil.
And they wonder why the rest of the country is walking away from them. We are not going to sit here and let you compare the men who died to stop fascism to the fascists themselves.
If the American flag scares you more than the Nazi flag, the problem isn't the flag. It's you. x.com/TaraBull/statuβ¦
This is what they are teaching in our schools.
According to her brilliant logic: The American flag represents "systemic oppression, colonialism, white supremacy, capitalism, and ongoing violence," while the Nazi flag was just "a historical symbol of a defeated regime that no longer holds power."
So the flag that freed the concentration camps is scarier than the flag that built them.
Let me explain what she really means:
She has never been scared a day in her life by the American flag. She has lived under it, been protected by it, gone to school paid for by the taxpayers under it, protested under it, and enjoyed every freedom it guarantees while calling it scary for TikTok clout.
If she actually saw a Nazi flag marching toward her, she would be running for her life to the nearest American with an American flag to save her.
You know who finds the American flag scary? Our enemies. You know who doesn't? Any sane American who understands history.
But this is the new liberal religion. America is the source of all evil. America is worse than actual Nazis. It's not just ungrateful, it's evil.
And they wonder why the rest of the country is walking away from them. We are not going to sit here and let you compare the men who died to stop fascism to the fascists themselves.
If the American flag scares you more than the Nazi flag, the problem isn't the flag. It's you. x.com/TaraBull/statuβ¦
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Trying to lie your way out of trouble doesn't always work. π
This woman thought she could fool the police with some made-up story, acting all innocent... but the bodycam tells the REAL story.
The truth caught up with her REAL quick. You can literally see the moment she realizes the lie isn't working.
Sometimes karma doesn't make you wait. What goes around comes around! x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
This woman thought she could fool the police with some made-up story, acting all innocent... but the bodycam tells the REAL story.
The truth caught up with her REAL quick. You can literally see the moment she realizes the lie isn't working.
Sometimes karma doesn't make you wait. What goes around comes around! x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
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πͺβ€οΈ we all started somewhere. I still remember standing next to the machines pretending I knew what I was doing.
Whether you're on day 1 or year 10, there's always something new to learn. That person lifting heavier than you? They once asked for help too.
A little guidance, a quick spot, or someone showing you the right form can change everything. It can save you from injury and save you months of guessing.
Getting stronger isn't just about lifting more weight. It starts with being humble enough to say "Hey, can you show me how?"
We've got you. ποΈββοΈπ₯ x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
Whether you're on day 1 or year 10, there's always something new to learn. That person lifting heavier than you? They once asked for help too.
A little guidance, a quick spot, or someone showing you the right form can change everything. It can save you from injury and save you months of guessing.
Getting stronger isn't just about lifting more weight. It starts with being humble enough to say "Hey, can you show me how?"
We've got you. ποΈββοΈπ₯ x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
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"Literally everybody."
That's what Karoline Leavitt said when asked how many reporters have President Trump's personal phone number.
And then she said what happens when they call? He actually answers.
Think about that for a second.
The most powerful man in the world, the busiest man on the planet, is picking up the phone when a reporter calls. Not screening it through 10 staffers. Not sending them to voicemail. He answers.
When was the last time that happened? We went 4 years with a president who couldn't get through a press conference without cue cards, and now we have a president who will just pick up and talk.
You can love him or hate him, but you can't say he's hiding. You can't say he's inaccessible. He's literally giving his personal number to the press and saying "call me."
That's transparency. That's confidence. That's a man who isn't afraid of a question.
Literally everybody has his number. And he answers. That's the difference. x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
That's what Karoline Leavitt said when asked how many reporters have President Trump's personal phone number.
And then she said what happens when they call? He actually answers.
Think about that for a second.
The most powerful man in the world, the busiest man on the planet, is picking up the phone when a reporter calls. Not screening it through 10 staffers. Not sending them to voicemail. He answers.
When was the last time that happened? We went 4 years with a president who couldn't get through a press conference without cue cards, and now we have a president who will just pick up and talk.
You can love him or hate him, but you can't say he's hiding. You can't say he's inaccessible. He's literally giving his personal number to the press and saying "call me."
That's transparency. That's confidence. That's a man who isn't afraid of a question.
Literally everybody has his number. And he answers. That's the difference. x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
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Why did one woman receive just $42,000 after risking her life to save six children, while another reportedly raised over $1,014,000?
That's a $972,381 difference.
And that question is exactly why so many people have lost faith in how public generosity works now.
Let's break it down, because it's not about the act itself anymore.
The first story is heroism. The second story is ideology.
When a woman runs into danger to save six kids, that's a universally good thing. Everyone agrees. Left, right, center we all say "that's a hero." So people donate $20, they say "God bless you," and they move on. It doesn't become a political battle. It doesn't get picked up by activists.
It's just a good person doing a good thing. And sadly, good alone doesn't go viral anymore.
The second story that raises $1M+? It's never just about the person. It's about what that person REPRESENTS. People aren't donating to her they're donating to their SIDE.
$1,014,381 doesn't happen because 30,000 people independently thought "she needs help." It happens because a story gets weaponized. One side makes her a martyr, the other side makes her a villain, and suddenly donating becomes a way to vote. It becomes "own the libs" or "stand with her against hate." It's not charity, it's tribal warfare with a GoFundMe link.
Here's what explains that $972,381 gap:
1. Outrage raises more than admiration.
Algorithms reward anger, not admiration. A heroic rescue makes you feel warm for 10 seconds. A controversial, divisive story makes you angry for 10 hours. Angry people share, comment, argue, and donate.
2. Media picks winners.
If cable news and big influencers push your fundraiser every hour, you will raise a million dollars. If you're just a local hero on the 6 o'clock news, you'll get $42k from your community. That's the difference between national political infrastructure and local kindness.
3. People donate to send a message.
That $1M is not $1M of "we love you." It's $1M of "we are tired of being called racists" or "we are tired of being silenced" or "we support this cause." The woman saving kids doesn't give people a chance to send a political message, so they don't.
It's a hard truth: In 2026, America doesn't reward the most heroic. It rewards the most controversial.
A woman who risks her life for six children should be a millionaire from donations. She saved an entire generation for one family.
Instead, we gave $42,000 to a hero and over a million to a headline.
That $972,381 difference tells you everything about where we are as a country. x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
That's a $972,381 difference.
And that question is exactly why so many people have lost faith in how public generosity works now.
Let's break it down, because it's not about the act itself anymore.
The first story is heroism. The second story is ideology.
When a woman runs into danger to save six kids, that's a universally good thing. Everyone agrees. Left, right, center we all say "that's a hero." So people donate $20, they say "God bless you," and they move on. It doesn't become a political battle. It doesn't get picked up by activists.
It's just a good person doing a good thing. And sadly, good alone doesn't go viral anymore.
The second story that raises $1M+? It's never just about the person. It's about what that person REPRESENTS. People aren't donating to her they're donating to their SIDE.
$1,014,381 doesn't happen because 30,000 people independently thought "she needs help." It happens because a story gets weaponized. One side makes her a martyr, the other side makes her a villain, and suddenly donating becomes a way to vote. It becomes "own the libs" or "stand with her against hate." It's not charity, it's tribal warfare with a GoFundMe link.
Here's what explains that $972,381 gap:
1. Outrage raises more than admiration.
Algorithms reward anger, not admiration. A heroic rescue makes you feel warm for 10 seconds. A controversial, divisive story makes you angry for 10 hours. Angry people share, comment, argue, and donate.
2. Media picks winners.
If cable news and big influencers push your fundraiser every hour, you will raise a million dollars. If you're just a local hero on the 6 o'clock news, you'll get $42k from your community. That's the difference between national political infrastructure and local kindness.
3. People donate to send a message.
That $1M is not $1M of "we love you." It's $1M of "we are tired of being called racists" or "we are tired of being silenced" or "we support this cause." The woman saving kids doesn't give people a chance to send a political message, so they don't.
It's a hard truth: In 2026, America doesn't reward the most heroic. It rewards the most controversial.
A woman who risks her life for six children should be a millionaire from donations. She saved an entire generation for one family.
Instead, we gave $42,000 to a hero and over a million to a headline.
That $972,381 difference tells you everything about where we are as a country. x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
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π¨ WARNING: If liberals don't want you to see it, maybe it's worth taking a closer look! π
You ever notice how fast they try to bury a story?
The second something starts to make sense, the second a video starts to get traction, the second someone says something that breaks mmunity guidelines." "Fact-checked." "Removed for hate speech." "This content is not available."
If they are working that hard to make sure you DON'T see it, maybe that's exactly why you SHOULD see it.
They don't censor lies. They censor the truth that threatens their power.
Think about it.
They didn't want you to see what was happening at the border. They didn't want you to see what's happening in our schools. They didn't want you to see what's happening on college campuses. They didn't want you to see the crime stats. They didn't want you to see the Epstein files, the Hunter laptop, the COVID truth.
Every single time, it's "don't look there."
Well, I'm looking. And you should too.
Don't stop swiping. Don't look away. Don't scroll past because it's uncomfortable. The uncomfortable truth is the one we need the most.
They want you silent. They want you tired. They want you to think your vote doesn't matter and your voice doesn't count.
It does.
Patriots, this is the moment. Make your voices heard. Talk to your neighbor. Talk to your family. Show up like your country depends on it, because it does.
VOTE RED! πΊπΈπ΄π«‘
You ever notice how fast they try to bury a story?
The second something starts to make sense, the second a video starts to get traction, the second someone says something that breaks mmunity guidelines." "Fact-checked." "Removed for hate speech." "This content is not available."
If they are working that hard to make sure you DON'T see it, maybe that's exactly why you SHOULD see it.
They don't censor lies. They censor the truth that threatens their power.
Think about it.
They didn't want you to see what was happening at the border. They didn't want you to see what's happening in our schools. They didn't want you to see what's happening on college campuses. They didn't want you to see the crime stats. They didn't want you to see the Epstein files, the Hunter laptop, the COVID truth.
Every single time, it's "don't look there."
Well, I'm looking. And you should too.
Don't stop swiping. Don't look away. Don't scroll past because it's uncomfortable. The uncomfortable truth is the one we need the most.
They want you silent. They want you tired. They want you to think your vote doesn't matter and your voice doesn't count.
It does.
Patriots, this is the moment. Make your voices heard. Talk to your neighbor. Talk to your family. Show up like your country depends on it, because it does.
VOTE RED! πΊπΈπ΄π«‘
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First generation immigrant Latina in NYC is on video asking, "Why hasn't anyone killed the president yet?" and saying it "can't be this hard."
Let that sink in.
You came to this country. This country gave you an opportunity, a home, a life that millions of people around the world would pray for.
And you get on camera and openly fantasize about assassinating the President of the United States?
This isn't "free speech." This is a federal crime. Threatening the life of the President is not a joke, it's not edgy, it's not activism. The Secret Service takes every single one of these statements seriously, as they should.
Do you understand what you just did to your own life? That video is forever. Employers will see it. Law enforcement will see it. Immigration will see it.
You don't get to come to America and call for the murder of its President and think there are no consequences.
Actions have consequences. And this one just bought you a world of trouble. x.com/ImMeme0/statusβ¦
Let that sink in.
You came to this country. This country gave you an opportunity, a home, a life that millions of people around the world would pray for.
And you get on camera and openly fantasize about assassinating the President of the United States?
This isn't "free speech." This is a federal crime. Threatening the life of the President is not a joke, it's not edgy, it's not activism. The Secret Service takes every single one of these statements seriously, as they should.
Do you understand what you just did to your own life? That video is forever. Employers will see it. Law enforcement will see it. Immigration will see it.
You don't get to come to America and call for the murder of its President and think there are no consequences.
Actions have consequences. And this one just bought you a world of trouble. x.com/ImMeme0/statusβ¦
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πΊπΈ Karoline Leavitt has a message for Americans ahead of Election Day:
Vote Republican.
It's that simple. Her message is clear this is about border security, it's about crushing inflation, and it's about stopping socialism and communism before it takes root in America.
We have open borders, prices through the roof, and college kids chanting for socialism like it's a good thing. Enough is enough.
She's asking you to do one thing: share this clip with your family and friends. Make sure everyone you love sees it.
Tomorrow, Americans will have their say at the ballot box. π³οΈ
Don't sit this one out. VOTE RED. x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
Vote Republican.
It's that simple. Her message is clear this is about border security, it's about crushing inflation, and it's about stopping socialism and communism before it takes root in America.
We have open borders, prices through the roof, and college kids chanting for socialism like it's a good thing. Enough is enough.
She's asking you to do one thing: share this clip with your family and friends. Make sure everyone you love sees it.
Tomorrow, Americans will have their say at the ballot box. π³οΈ
Don't sit this one out. VOTE RED. x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
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A 13-year-old boy shot in the leg INSIDE Westfield Wheaton Mall.
A 17-year-old allegedly opened fire, gun jammed, and a security guard had to tackle him near Dick's Sporting Goods.
A 13-year-old should NEVER have to fear being shot while at the mall.
What is happening to our public spaces? This is not normal. πΊπΈ x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
A 17-year-old allegedly opened fire, gun jammed, and a security guard had to tackle him near Dick's Sporting Goods.
A 13-year-old should NEVER have to fear being shot while at the mall.
What is happening to our public spaces? This is not normal. πΊπΈ x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
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Ann Arbor lib goes BALLISTIC after hearing the word "Trump."
You have to see this video. Someone just says the name TRUMP and she completely loses her mind. Screaming, shaking, red in the face, like she just saw a ghost.
Not a policy debate. Not a disagreement on taxes or the border. Just the WORD. Trump.
And I'm sitting here thinking, this is what four years of non-stop MSNBC and TikTok brainwashing does to a person.
This isn't politics anymore. This is a mental health crisis.
We have created a generation of adults who have been taught that one man is literally Hitler, that his supporters are Nazis, that the world ends if his name is even mentioned. So when they hear it in real life, in Ann Arbor, at a coffee shop, on campus they don't know how to act like a normal human being.
It's embarrassing. You're in one of the most liberal cities in America, surrounded by people who agree with you, and you still can't control yourself because someone said Trump.
At least she didn't get violent like Temulun Togochog. That's the bar now "well at least she didn't physically attack someone." That's how low we've set the standard.
Remember when liberals used to say "when they go low, we go high"? Now it's "when they say Trump, we scream like a toddler in Target."
If your entire identity and emotional stability can be destroyed by five letters, you don't need a protest. You need therapy.
And Ann Arbor, you might want to check on your people. x.com/adamfrancisco_β¦
You have to see this video. Someone just says the name TRUMP and she completely loses her mind. Screaming, shaking, red in the face, like she just saw a ghost.
Not a policy debate. Not a disagreement on taxes or the border. Just the WORD. Trump.
And I'm sitting here thinking, this is what four years of non-stop MSNBC and TikTok brainwashing does to a person.
This isn't politics anymore. This is a mental health crisis.
We have created a generation of adults who have been taught that one man is literally Hitler, that his supporters are Nazis, that the world ends if his name is even mentioned. So when they hear it in real life, in Ann Arbor, at a coffee shop, on campus they don't know how to act like a normal human being.
It's embarrassing. You're in one of the most liberal cities in America, surrounded by people who agree with you, and you still can't control yourself because someone said Trump.
At least she didn't get violent like Temulun Togochog. That's the bar now "well at least she didn't physically attack someone." That's how low we've set the standard.
Remember when liberals used to say "when they go low, we go high"? Now it's "when they say Trump, we scream like a toddler in Target."
If your entire identity and emotional stability can be destroyed by five letters, you don't need a protest. You need therapy.
And Ann Arbor, you might want to check on your people. x.com/adamfrancisco_β¦
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Charlie Kirk had a fascinating campus exchange with a young woman about what it really means to be successful.
He asked her a simple but powerful question: What makes one person more accomplished than another?
And you could see her pause, because weβve all been fed the same lie.
For years weβve been told success = degree + high-paying job + fancy title. Get into the right school, get the right internship, make six figures, post it on LinkedIn, and youβve βmade it.β
But Charlie flipped it. He said, what if thatβs not success at all?
Heβs right. And weβre paying the price for measuring it wrong.
I know people with Ivy League degrees who are miserable, entitled, and have never built anything that helps another human being. I also know a plumber who never went to college, who owns his house outright, who raised three great kids, who everyone in his town calls when they need help. Who is more successful?
Success isnβt just about what you HAVE. Itβs about who you HAVE BECOME.
Itβs about character when no one is watching. Itβs about hard work when it would be easier to quit. Itβs about personal growth are you better than you were last year? Itβs about the impact you leave. Did you make your family stronger? Your community better? Your faith deeper?
We have a whole generation chasing titles and paychecks and feeling empty, because they achieved everything they were told to achieve and still feel like failures.
Because we told them success is whatβs on your resume, not whatβs in your soul.
So the real question Charlie was asking is one we all need to ask ourselves: Are we measuring success by what people have achieved, or by who they have become?
And honestly, the way you answer that reveals everything about your values. x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
He asked her a simple but powerful question: What makes one person more accomplished than another?
And you could see her pause, because weβve all been fed the same lie.
For years weβve been told success = degree + high-paying job + fancy title. Get into the right school, get the right internship, make six figures, post it on LinkedIn, and youβve βmade it.β
But Charlie flipped it. He said, what if thatβs not success at all?
Heβs right. And weβre paying the price for measuring it wrong.
I know people with Ivy League degrees who are miserable, entitled, and have never built anything that helps another human being. I also know a plumber who never went to college, who owns his house outright, who raised three great kids, who everyone in his town calls when they need help. Who is more successful?
Success isnβt just about what you HAVE. Itβs about who you HAVE BECOME.
Itβs about character when no one is watching. Itβs about hard work when it would be easier to quit. Itβs about personal growth are you better than you were last year? Itβs about the impact you leave. Did you make your family stronger? Your community better? Your faith deeper?
We have a whole generation chasing titles and paychecks and feeling empty, because they achieved everything they were told to achieve and still feel like failures.
Because we told them success is whatβs on your resume, not whatβs in your soul.
So the real question Charlie was asking is one we all need to ask ourselves: Are we measuring success by what people have achieved, or by who they have become?
And honestly, the way you answer that reveals everything about your values. x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
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Ann Arbor lib goes BALLISTIC after hearing the word "Trump."
You have to see this video. Someone just says the name TRUMP and she completely loses her mind. Screaming, shaking, red in the face, like she just saw a ghost.
Not a policy debate. Not a disagreement on taxes or the border. Just the WORD. Trump.
And I'm sitting here thinking, this is what four years of non-stop MSNBC and TikTok brainwashing does to a person.
This isn't politics anymore. This is a mental health crisis.
We have created a generation of adults who have been taught that one man is literally Hitler, that his supporters are Nazis, that the world ends if his name is even mentioned. So when they hear it in real life, in Ann Arbor, at a coffee shop, on campus they don't know how to act like a normal human being.
It's embarrassing. You're in one of the most liberal cities in America, surrounded by people who agree with you, and you still can't control yourself because someone said Trump.
At least she didn't get violent like Temulun Togochog. That's the bar now "well at least she didn't physically attack someone." That's how low we've set the standard.
Remember when liberals used to say "when they go low, we go high"? Now it's "when they say Trump, we scream like a toddler in Target."
If your entire identity and emotional stability can be destroyed by five letters, you don't need a protest. You need therapy.
And Ann Arbor, you might want to check on your people. x.com/adamfrancisco_β¦
You have to see this video. Someone just says the name TRUMP and she completely loses her mind. Screaming, shaking, red in the face, like she just saw a ghost.
Not a policy debate. Not a disagreement on taxes or the border. Just the WORD. Trump.
And I'm sitting here thinking, this is what four years of non-stop MSNBC and TikTok brainwashing does to a person.
This isn't politics anymore. This is a mental health crisis.
We have created a generation of adults who have been taught that one man is literally Hitler, that his supporters are Nazis, that the world ends if his name is even mentioned. So when they hear it in real life, in Ann Arbor, at a coffee shop, on campus they don't know how to act like a normal human being.
It's embarrassing. You're in one of the most liberal cities in America, surrounded by people who agree with you, and you still can't control yourself because someone said Trump.
At least she didn't get violent like Temulun Togochog. That's the bar now "well at least she didn't physically attack someone." That's how low we've set the standard.
Remember when liberals used to say "when they go low, we go high"? Now it's "when they say Trump, we scream like a toddler in Target."
If your entire identity and emotional stability can be destroyed by five letters, you don't need a protest. You need therapy.
And Ann Arbor, you might want to check on your people. x.com/adamfrancisco_β¦
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Charlie Kirk had a fascinating campus exchange with a young woman about what it really means to be successful.
He asked her a simple but powerful question: What makes one person more accomplished than another?
And you could see her pause, because weβve all been fed the same lie.
For years weβve been told success = degree + high-paying job + fancy title. Get into the right school, get the right internship, make six figures, post it on LinkedIn, and youβve βmade it.β
But Charlie flipped it. He said, what if thatβs not success at all?
Heβs right. And weβre paying the price for measuring it wrong.
I know people with Ivy League degrees who are miserable, entitled, and have never built anything that helps another human being. I also know a plumber who never went to college, who owns his house outright, who raised three great kids, who everyone in his town calls when they need help. Who is more successful?
Success isnβt just about what you HAVE. Itβs about who you HAVE BECOME.
Itβs about character when no one is watching. Itβs about hard work when it would be easier to quit. Itβs about personal growth are you better than you were last year? Itβs about the impact you leave. Did you make your family stronger? Your community better? Your faith deeper?
We have a whole generation chasing titles and paychecks and feeling empty, because they achieved everything they were told to achieve and still feel like failures.
Because we told them success is whatβs on your resume, not whatβs in your soul.
So the real question Charlie was asking is one we all need to ask ourselves: Are we measuring success by what people have achieved, or by who they have become?
And honestly, the way you answer that reveals everything about your values. x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
He asked her a simple but powerful question: What makes one person more accomplished than another?
And you could see her pause, because weβve all been fed the same lie.
For years weβve been told success = degree + high-paying job + fancy title. Get into the right school, get the right internship, make six figures, post it on LinkedIn, and youβve βmade it.β
But Charlie flipped it. He said, what if thatβs not success at all?
Heβs right. And weβre paying the price for measuring it wrong.
I know people with Ivy League degrees who are miserable, entitled, and have never built anything that helps another human being. I also know a plumber who never went to college, who owns his house outright, who raised three great kids, who everyone in his town calls when they need help. Who is more successful?
Success isnβt just about what you HAVE. Itβs about who you HAVE BECOME.
Itβs about character when no one is watching. Itβs about hard work when it would be easier to quit. Itβs about personal growth are you better than you were last year? Itβs about the impact you leave. Did you make your family stronger? Your community better? Your faith deeper?
We have a whole generation chasing titles and paychecks and feeling empty, because they achieved everything they were told to achieve and still feel like failures.
Because we told them success is whatβs on your resume, not whatβs in your soul.
So the real question Charlie was asking is one we all need to ask ourselves: Are we measuring success by what people have achieved, or by who they have become?
And honestly, the way you answer that reveals everything about your values. x.com/Kingi9p/statusβ¦
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NEW: Polymarket says 50-50. Iowa knows better.
Iowa hasnβt sent a Democrat to the Senate since 2008. Trump won this state by 13 in 2024. Emersonβs latest has Hinson up 47-45 with voters over 50 breaking her way by 13.
This one comes down to who shows up. Odds donβt vote, people do.
Go vote Hinson tomorrow, and bring a friend.
Iowa hasnβt sent a Democrat to the Senate since 2008. Trump won this state by 13 in 2024. Emersonβs latest has Hinson up 47-45 with voters over 50 breaking her way by 13.
This one comes down to who shows up. Odds donβt vote, people do.
Go vote Hinson tomorrow, and bring a friend.
BREAKING: Iowa's Senate race shifts to "Tossup" on the eve of the midterms, with Democrat Josh Turek erasing Republican Ashley Hinson's lead in the odds.
Now a 50-50 race.
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πβ¨ A little thought before you close your eyes tonightβ¦
Not everyone who crosses our path leaves something beautiful behind.
Some leave memories we treasure. Others leave lessons we never wanted to learn. And sometimes, the people we thought would bring the most happiness ings we once believed so easily.
But here's something worth rememberingβ¦
The way someone else chooses to walk through this world doesn't have to determine the way we walk through it.
We can know what it feels like to be hurt and still choose to be gentle. We can recognize dishonesty and still value truth. We can experience the worst in someone without losing our appreciation for the good in others.
And perhaps that's one of the quietest forms of strength there is⦠refusing to become what wounded us.
Because in the end, our character isn't defined by what others have done to us, but by the values we refuse to surrender because of it.
Good night, friends. May we never lose the beautiful parts of ourselves simply because not everyone knows how to appreciate them. β€οΈπ
Not everyone who crosses our path leaves something beautiful behind.
Some leave memories we treasure. Others leave lessons we never wanted to learn. And sometimes, the people we thought would bring the most happiness ings we once believed so easily.
But here's something worth rememberingβ¦
The way someone else chooses to walk through this world doesn't have to determine the way we walk through it.
We can know what it feels like to be hurt and still choose to be gentle. We can recognize dishonesty and still value truth. We can experience the worst in someone without losing our appreciation for the good in others.
And perhaps that's one of the quietest forms of strength there is⦠refusing to become what wounded us.
Because in the end, our character isn't defined by what others have done to us, but by the values we refuse to surrender because of it.
Good night, friends. May we never lose the beautiful parts of ourselves simply because not everyone knows how to appreciate them. β€οΈπ
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Only if youβre retarded
VOTE FOR ABDUL EL-SAYED, MARY PELTOLA, ROY COOPER, SHERROD BROWN, JON OSSOFF, JOSH TUREK, DR. ANNIE ANDREWS, JAMES TALARICO, PEGGY FLANAGAN, ADAM HAMILTON, SCOTT COLOM, ANGIE NIXON, AND DEMOCRATS ACROSS THE COUNTRY!
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