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"Resistance at All Costs: How Trump Haters Are Breaking America" by Kimberly Strassel.

It explores how opposition to Donald Trump, in her view, has led to extreme political behavior and institutional breakdowns.

Strassel argues that this level of resistance can be harmful to the democratic process.

It's definitely a thought-provoking read!

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Having what you love is fortune.

Loving what you have is wisdom.

Together, they build peace. 🕊️ #Gratitude #Perspective #Wisdom

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Just took my Doberman Samson to the vet for his check-up — passed with flying colors 💪🐾 Doc said he’s built like a tank and moves like a panther. Proud dad moment. #Doberman #SamsonStrong #VetVisit #DogDadLife

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Amazing Government Mind Control Program!

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16KkJWxc4L/

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Patrick Bet David came up with what I consider to be a brilliant answer to a current TV show which is stirring up ire.

https://youtube.com/@hertakepod?si=hW_pU9cJLON3DCUF

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Class warfare between workers and oligarchs is often manipulated by power structures—not to liberate the people, but to control them. Here’s how:

1. Divide and Conquer

By amplifying the conflict between workers and oligarchs, the ruling power can divide society into hostile camps. The energy of the people is redirected toward fighting each other—labor vs capital—instead of challenging the centralized authority manipulating both sides.

2. Controlled Opposition

Power structures may sponsor or infiltrate labor movements or elite institutions to ensure that revolutionary rhetoric never threatens the core system. Both sides feel represented, but no real systemic change occurs.

3. Manufactured Crises

Economic crises and labor unrest are sometimes triggered or exploited to justify greater state control, surveillance, or economic reform that benefits the state and its allies under the guise of helping the poor or punishing the rich.

4. The Illusion of Choice

By creating the appearance of a stark binary—“you’re either with the workers or the oligarchs”—power structures eliminate nuanced alternatives, such as national solidarity, productive middle classes, or local ownership models.

5. Moral Weaponization

Class conflict is used as a moral bludgeon to shame dissent. If you criticize socialist policies, you’re labeled pro-oligarch. If you criticize oligarchs, you’re anti-free market. The real enemy—the manipulative center—goes unseen.

6. Erosion of National Identity

When class becomes more important than citizenship, culture, or common good, the nation dissolves into warring factions. This makes it easier for supranational elites or foreign interests to erode sovereignty.

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Florida State Senator Jason Pizzo, who served as the Senate Minority Leader, announced on April 24, 2025, that he is leaving the Democratic Party and registering with no party affiliation. In a speech on the Senate floor, Pizzo declared, "The Democratic Party in Florida is dead," expressing his disillusionment with the party's direction and leadership. He emphasized a desire to lead without political constraints, stating that constituents are seeking practical leaders over partisan figures.

Pizzo's departure follows a series of electoral losses for Florida Democrats and a growing Republican advantage in the state. Following his announcement, Pizzo was replaced as Senate Minority Leader by Senator Lori Berman. His decision has sparked internal debates within the Florida Democratic Party, highlighting ongoing challenges and calls for reorganization amid shifting political dynamics in the state.

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https://rumble.com/v6sf06v-senate-republicans-release-brutal-new-ad-mocking-ms-13-loving-dems-visiting.html

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A fond farewell to Pope Francis. May his soul find peace in the eternal embrace of our Lord. His humility, compassion, and dedication to the Church will not be forgotten. RIP Holy Father. #PopeFrancis #RIP

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Elon! How about an EV in the super sexy all American muscle car style, but ultra efficient, elecrified surface, bullet-proof and fire retardant called The Doge?

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Trump's tariffs aren't taxes—they are negotiating tools. Love him or hate him, he brought adversaries to the table and reset trade dynamics in America's favor. #AmericaFirst #TradeWins

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Elon Musk, born in Pretoria, South Africa, became a United States citizen in 2002 after emigrating first to Canada and then to the U.S. His journey to citizenship reflects the spirit of the American Dream — a visionary immigrant driven by bold ambition and relentless work ethic.

Musk’s contributions to humanity are nothing short of epic. As the founder of SpaceX, he revolutionized space travel, making reusable rockets a reality and reigniting global interest in space exploration. With Tesla, he accelerated the transition to sustainable energy, making electric vehicles mainstream and pushing boundaries in battery technology and autonomous driving.

His ventures such as Neuralink aim to bridge the gap between the human brain and AI, and The Boring Company seeks to solve urban transportation challenges. Starlink, a SpaceX initiative, is delivering global internet access, especially to underserved areas.

Elon Musk’s story is not just one of business success; it is a testament to the power of vision, innovation, and perseverance. As an American citizen, he embodies the pioneering spirit that shapes the future — not only for America but for the world.

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The peace and tranquility of being a lawful citizen of America comes from a few deep-rooted truths:

Security in Rights

As a lawful citizen, you’re guaranteed constitutional rights—free speech, due process, equal protection under the law. This framework doesn’t just protect you from tyranny—it affirms your dignity and value as a person. There is peace in knowing you’re protected by a system built on liberty.

Confidence in Civic Participation

Being lawful means you have full access to influence your government: voting, running for office, petitioning, assembling. That sense of agency provides inner stability. You are not a victim of history—you are a participant in shaping it.

Trust in Order

Even amid chaos, being a lawful citizen connects you to a shared social contract. You can walk your streets, build your business, raise your family, and worship your God under the protection of law and order. There’s calm in knowing your life, liberty, and property are not arbitrary—they are sacred under the law.

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How To Never Get Angry

https://youtu.be/icaEG1ytAyk?si=Z7DnZIxhgKb6Cbp3

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