When will these faux politicians be held accountable for their crimes?

Don’t forget, she represents,what the Democratic party is all about.

This is absolutely beautiful and it expresses what many of us are feeling, right here, right now.

The difference between the parties? If it had been Dean Withers (or whoever is the leftist equivalent of Charlie Kirk) who was assassinated, no one on the right would be celebrating or calling for more violence. That should tell you everything you need to know.

Cancel culture was vibes. Consequence culture is standards. Cheering a m-rder isn't edgy, it's disqualifying. Actions. Meet. Consequences.

🚨 JUST IN: George Zinn, the old man arrested at Charlie Kirk’s shooting, has now been charged with possession of CHlLD P0RN Give this guy the same punishment as Kirk’s ACTUAL kiIIer He’s already been charged with FELONY obstruction after he admitted to staging a distraction to

Well this makes it harder to spin doesn't it? But watch them try. Democrats will rationalize this every which way but loose, to turn the narrative back in their favor.

Mic drop 🔥🔥🔥 The left created a cancel culture, and now they don't like it when it applies to them. (Karma is a bish) The left forgets that these businesses are private entities, and most states can fire you for any reason as long as it doesn't violate federal law.

Why is disagreement considered equivalent to hatred? What did Charlie Kirk say that was specifically hateful of the transgender community Ed? Truthfully, there is not one unedited, unmanipulated, example you can give. Only where he disagreed in a respectful manner. In reality,

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Rufus rolled by before I even got out of bed this morning. It must be hump day and I'm not sure I'm awake, let alone ready for it. Nevertheless, we both hope you have a great Wednesday! Attitude determines direction so let me encourage you to begin the day with a focus on

Today is significant for a number of things. One of course is the most important. On this day in history: 1787: The U.S. Constitution is signed by the 39 delegates who were present at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia. It would be ratified on June 21, 1788 when New

It amazes me that these organizations think that this will just "go away" or "disappear in the night." It won't.