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re: El Sayed, the islamist, may need more voter fraud than they planned. Look at
Posted on 8/25/26 at 5:44 am to Deplorableinohio
Posted on 8/25/26 at 5:44 am to Deplorableinohio
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Watters was buffoonish
He is horrible overall but him and Hannity continue on for some odd reason.
Posted on 8/25/26 at 6:07 am to TigerTiger12914
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China is behind all of this. They have infiltrated every part of our society.
Quit worrying about the stupid Canadians and focus on China,
They are tied together.
If it wasnt for the Canadians importing Chinese steel and trying to pass it off as their own, they would be out of the news right now.
Posted on 8/25/26 at 6:50 am to tide06
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Because until and unless we really improve economic outcomes for the people the communists are appealing to who aren’t building wealth to remove their appeal the only way to eliminate the DSA is via McCarthy level solutions if not more aggressive means.
Until people understand it takes hard work, knowledge, time and a want to accumulate wealth. Until people understand that, their government only takes, never gives. Until people understand that, personal responsibility and self motivation is what is necessary to get you to the next level.
Or, you can live in Cuba.
Their way is easier which, is what is wrong with most people.
Posted on 8/25/26 at 6:58 am to FATBOY TIGER
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Until people understand it takes hard work, knowledge, time and a want to accumulate wealth. Until people understand that, their government only takes, never gives.
Government policies can create or remove opportunities.
For instance NAFTA destroyed an entire middle class pathway to wealth where blue collar Americans could work hard and afford a middle class life.
Or how H1B gutted tech jobs removing high paying jobs for Americans so tech firms could reduce labor costs.
Or how mass migration allowed for the restriction of wages across many blue collar sectors for an entire generation.
Then when you realize all of those things happened roughly within a generation or so you start to fathom the disparate impact government policy can have on the wealth generation pathway for younger Americans.
I believe all of this was done on purpose because the same people who pushed all of that are now ushering in communism to market to the same people they screwed out of the opportunities other Americans have had.
Posted on 8/25/26 at 7:22 am to tide06
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Government policies can create or remove opportunities.
This is the problem.
Posted on 8/25/26 at 8:17 am to NIH
Absolutely correct.
When El Sayed talked about taxing billionaires, okay that’s the typical class warfare crap.
Watters should have asked about the $2 trillion deficit, $40 trillion debt, entitlement spending programs, and specifically ask as one of a hundred senators, besides complaining about the debt and deficit, what are your plans to confront the debt and deficit problems?
For that matter, every single candidate should be pressed on this every time they are interviewed.
We don’t have a revenue problem, we have a serious spending problem. Serious problems require serious questions and serious candidates to answer honestly how to deal with them.
When El Sayed talked about taxing billionaires, okay that’s the typical class warfare crap.
Watters should have asked about the $2 trillion deficit, $40 trillion debt, entitlement spending programs, and specifically ask as one of a hundred senators, besides complaining about the debt and deficit, what are your plans to confront the debt and deficit problems?
For that matter, every single candidate should be pressed on this every time they are interviewed.
We don’t have a revenue problem, we have a serious spending problem. Serious problems require serious questions and serious candidates to answer honestly how to deal with them.
Posted on 8/25/26 at 8:48 am to GatorOnAnIsland
These people are mentally ill
Posted on 8/25/26 at 9:09 am to TigerTiger12914
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China is behind all of this. They have infiltrated every part of our society.
Quit worrying about the stupid Canadians and focus on China, Iran, Russia,
Cuba and Venezuela were laundering money and helping to bypass sanctions.
New Zealand, Australia, Europe, California and Africa are the coming puppets.
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i am hoping to see the time where America can rid the world of Communism. Starting with the Democratic Party here in America.
Posted on 8/25/26 at 11:52 am to tide06
How about getting a job and working hard.
I am not rich but i worked hard and got promoted and did a good job and made something of myself.
Both my parents were La. school teachers and believe me we didnt have a lot of money but we were good. Both me and my brother paid our way through college ourself. My parents did'nt have the money.
Once again i worked as a manager for the college football team and went to class and worked 80 hours a week.
Spare me the providing for the lazy people who dont want to work for it.
I lived the American Dream but worked my arse off to get it.
I am not rich but i worked hard and got promoted and did a good job and made something of myself.
Both my parents were La. school teachers and believe me we didnt have a lot of money but we were good. Both me and my brother paid our way through college ourself. My parents did'nt have the money.
Once again i worked as a manager for the college football team and went to class and worked 80 hours a week.
Spare me the providing for the lazy people who dont want to work for it.
I lived the American Dream but worked my arse off to get it.
Posted on 8/25/26 at 12:59 pm to TigerTiger12914
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How about getting a job and working hard.
Obviously this is a part of the equation.
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I am not rich but i worked hard and got promoted and did a good job and made something of myself.
What era did you grow up in?
I'm a millennial.
I had to outperform black and female students to get into a top 10 school due to DEI.
I had to outperform those same people to get a job where my work ethic and performance could then create upward mobility to generate wealth.
I then had to watch less qualified candidates get promoted due to DEI until eventually being able to rise to executive management.
By the time I was done in corporate America I saw a situation where I had to explain to the #3 in the company why his son wasn't even eligible to apply to my business unit without a signed exemption from HR because he was a white male until a quota was met.
Thats a universal experience now for millennials and the assumed reality for Gen Z.
Gen X and Millennials watched the blue collar industrial jobs evaporate overnight while being yelled at to get a degree (with six figure student loans) only to then watch the white collar jobs evaporate due to H1B and now AI.
Those people who didn't experience the same opportunities that older Gen X or boomers had in the work force are pissed as hell and the "get a job and work harder" crap is going to lose in the marketplace of ideas to socialists unless its paired with a new realistic approach to generating opportunities like onshoring/protectionist MAGA where they see how the crony capitalist system we obviously have gives them a more realistic chance at the American dream we all wanted when we were kids.
Posted on 8/25/26 at 2:02 pm to tide06
I was born in the early 60;s.
I understand it may be tougher with the DEI changes but i wasn't gifted anything either.
My first job out of college was renting office furniture in Dallas for very little money. My brother and i had to room together to make it.
Once i got out of college i never ever asked my parents for one dime of money. I was healthy and young and knew the value of hard work. That was the gift they gave me ,
Don't think there wasn't times i ate a hot dog at home for dinner or what was in cupboard like Mac & cheese.
I lived in an athletic dorm with animals that were just there to party. Up all hours of the night running down the halls. I won't describe the bathrooms.
I don't disagree you have challenges today . To some degree it needed to happen But you dig in and do you best. That is all you can do.
I understand it may be tougher with the DEI changes but i wasn't gifted anything either.
My first job out of college was renting office furniture in Dallas for very little money. My brother and i had to room together to make it.
Once i got out of college i never ever asked my parents for one dime of money. I was healthy and young and knew the value of hard work. That was the gift they gave me ,
Don't think there wasn't times i ate a hot dog at home for dinner or what was in cupboard like Mac & cheese.
I lived in an athletic dorm with animals that were just there to party. Up all hours of the night running down the halls. I won't describe the bathrooms.
I don't disagree you have challenges today . To some degree it needed to happen But you dig in and do you best. That is all you can do.
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