The political divide is framed as patriots versus full-blown communists, not traditional parties, with radical left elements gaining electoral ground even as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary.
The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship for children born in the United States to parents in the country illegally or temporarily, striking down a presidential executive order that sought to end the practice.
Kurt Schlichter joined the discussion on growing division within the political left, criticism of socialist influence in the party, and backlash against leaders opposing deportations and the rollback of temporary protected status. The conversation emphasized restoring national sovereignty, enforcing immigration laws, and encouraging legal permanent status over temporary protections.
The Former 50th Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, gives his take on Iran negotiations, the urgent need to keep the economy strong against socialist House gains, and the shocking anti-American radicalism sweeping the country after years of indoctrination.
Republican leaders have banned a conservative activist from a state party convention for registering voters and pressing for legislation requiring proof of citizenship to vote.
The Supreme Court ended Temporary Protected Status for certain foreign nationals, ruling that the program’s “temporary” protections must actually end when conditions in their home countries improve.
A powerful patriotic message celebrated America’s unmatched achievement and laid out a clear path forward: one people, one nation, united in prosperity, secure borders, affordability, and a future that rewards success rather than punishing it.
This agenda advances by importing large numbers of people from the third world—many foreign-born, non-English speaking, and unassimilated—who become reliable voters for the same policies, delivering what critics call a deliberate third-world takeover.
Recent Democratic primaries in New York delivered strong wins for progressive and socialist-leaning candidates.
Observers on both sides of the aisle note that this shift toward more left-wing positions on issues like policing, immigration, and foreign policy is gaining traction beyond New York.
The Actor called out a “virus” that’s infected a small number of people who want to tear things down; they’re consumed by hatred, and that hatred ends up destroying them.
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