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Conservative blogger covering local politics, urban planning, and, frequently, western swing. Anglospherophile. Israelophile. ืฆึดื™ึผึ–ื•ึนืŸ ื‘ึฐึผืžึดืฉึฐืืคึธึผึฃื˜ ืชึดึผืคึธึผื“ึถึ‘ื”

Tulsa, Oklahoma
Joined October 2008
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Michael Bates ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง๐Ÿ‡ฆ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฟ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ช๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ฑ retweeted
Unbelievable. Even the New York Times is reporting this. Mary Peltola's team combed Alaska's voter rolls for every man named Dan Sullivan, then recruited one to run to confuse voters. Senior Democratic Senate campaign officials in Washington were in on it. Two terms in Congress. Zero bills signed into law. But she found time to hunt down every Dan Sullivan in Alaska. Control of the Senate goes through Alaska. Let's elect the REAL Dan Sullivan.
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Michael Bates ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง๐Ÿ‡ฆ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฟ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ช๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ฑ retweeted
Ok letโ€™s just say it as it is and anyone who disagrees with this is being dishonest. The final numbers are still not in and things can still shift, but the left anti Bibi crowd, and I call them that because thatโ€™s literally all they stand for and the politicians who make up the bloc have zero in common other than the hatred of Bibi, well, those people have been embarrassingly defeated. Does that mean that Bibi won a major victory here? No. I donโ€™t see how he forms a coalition unless one of the losers agrees to put his Netanyahu derangement syndrome aside and actually put the interests of this nation over his ego. But whatโ€™s undeniable is that the left was totally humiliated here. Why? Because for three years, all they talked about is how Bibi is responsible for 10/7. They called him a traitor. They attacked his wife. His kids. They called him a liar constantly. They incited against him more than anyone ever incited against any Israeli PM. Yes, even that Israeli PM. Before that, they obsessed over the judicial reform and how Bibi is trying to create a dictatorship. Then they spent years making up fake accusations against Bibi about him stealing bugs bunny dolls and cigars, all accusations that ended up falling apart. They also managed to bring in tens of thousands of voters from outside of Israel to bring Bibi down. And guess what. Bibi got the most votes in the election. Thatโ€™s clear. His bloc also got more support than theirs. Hereโ€™s the thing. Unless one of them agrees to sit with Bibi, we are going back to another elections and guess what happens then. Those tens of thousands arenโ€™t coming back to vote again. The Arabs who voted at an absurd rate will be a warning sign for those who either didnโ€™t vote or didnโ€™t vote for the right. If thereโ€™s another election, the Arab parties will not get this many votes, especially after the speeches some of them gave declaring proudly how loyal they are to Gaza and not to Israel. To me, the biggest loser here is actually Bennett. He can easily join Bibi and create a stable coalition. After all, he claims heโ€™s right wing. Someone who is right wing doesnโ€™t sit with someone like Yaโ€™ir Golan who famously said Israel kills babies as a hobby and called the IDF an occupation army. Wanna talk about treason? Yeaโ€ฆ So either Bennett wakes up and actually shows that he has any values left or the country goes back to elections and you can be sure, Bennett will never be this strong again. Lieberman can also sit with Bibi if he puts Israel ahead of his ego. Forget Lapid. Heโ€™s just a nobody. So did Bibi win? Not exactly. (Unless of course these last votes add multiple mandates to the Likud.) But did the anti Bibi crowd lose? They didnโ€™t just lose. They were made totally fools of, and rightfully so. Maybe theyโ€™ll learn the lesson and actually focus on something positive with a candidate that is somewhat capable instead of obsessing over Bibi, but letโ€™s be honest, they wonโ€™t learn the lesson and theyโ€™ll continue to lose because of it. There has never been and there never will be another campaign that is this organized and coordinated and that has one goal, to vilify Bibi. And it didnโ€™t only come from within Israel. It was a global attempt. Parliaments, politicians, journalists, activists, they all spent every resource they have to bring Bibi down. They failed. They all failed. And the funniest part? All those loser politicians gave victory speeches last night before the real numbers came in and proved that all their propaganda channels were dead wrong and channel 14, the channel that Golan wants to shut down, they were the only channel with relatively accurate results. So, all around, the anti-Bibi crowd came out looking really dumb here but anyone with a brain and a basic understanding of geopolitics and marketing should have expected this. I know I did. The people have spoken and the obsession with bringing Bibi down yielded zero results. Now letโ€™s see if one of these losers actually steps up to the plate and acts responsibly. Not counting on it.
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A simulator for only beautiful cities. And it's only going to get better. Try it out here: game.theaestheticcity.com
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In honour of Candace Owensโ€™ latest debackle, I might as well repost this video of her mispronouncing 40 basic words.
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Reynald Secher, es un historiador francรฉs que destapรณ el genocidio oculto de la Revoluciรณn Francesa y pagรณ un precio muy alto por decir la verdad. En 1985, Secher presentรณ su tesis: Contribuciรณn al estudio del genocidio franco-francรฉs: la Vendรฉe-Vengรฉ. [1/6]
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Cyndi Munson wants Oklahoma voters to see her as a moderate. But how well does that description hold up when you look at her voting record? She voted against legislation banning lab grown meat and against SB 613, which prohibited certain gender transition procedures for minors. Sheโ€™s also expressed support for putting abortion access before Oklahoma voters through a state question. You donโ€™t have to agree or disagree with every one of those positions to ask a pretty reasonable question. What exactly makes her a moderate?
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And if you bought Football II for $32.88, it was money well spent because it probably still works now. Mattel wasn't screwing around with the quality back then.
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The genius behind SNLโ€™s โ€œElection Nightโ€ sketch In November 2016, SNL turned one of Americaโ€™s most shocking election nights into a comedy sketch that was far more insightful than a collection of political jokes. But the story behind how it was written makes it even more fascinating.
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Rant: Got last minute travel today, so won't be doing a Democracy Files drop today. But saw that the person at the center of the files posted about "unimaginable horrors." Let me tell you why I got interested in "democracy" in the first place. I've told this story many times, but here again: I was DOGE adjacent from the very beginning. I was recruited by several DOGE teams in January 2025, because I was excited about the opportunity to finally cut spending and taming the national debt. Bu then - Tesla Takedown protests happened. People got so worked up that they were firebombing innocent Tesla owners. A viral website with a Molotov cocktail cursor prominently featured my husband's address. I was doxxed in the middle of that, and forced to flee the state and homeschool my children. That's when I started researching and writing UNELECTED. I quickly found the groups organizing and funding the civil unrest were all about "democracy." It made no sense to me. DOGE wasn't overturning elections. They were cutting obviously silly awards - given our national deficit, who would object to that? Silly me! Turns out "democracy" means diffused rule by unelected people, and all that USAID money going to marginalized groups to build a "civil society" is the foundation of that. So the immune system of "civil unrest" can be activated anytime, and terrorize anyone who dares to step out of line. Such as DOGE employees. Such as me and my family. That research trail led me all the way to DemAID (now DRG), a group of ex-USAID officers. Led by you and Ro Tucci. @iamlisalogan and @SKDoubleDub33 found DemAID on video taking credit for these protests. But this isn't about me. This is about the United States. And about the dozens of countries wrecked by color revolutions. You aren't solving polarization. You are the source of polarization, because in the process of building "civil society," you are displacing people's inborn allegiances and training them up to attack the very foundations a nation are founded upon. Nor is this about revenge or anger. I'm calling on everyone to pray that no more damage is done, and that we can find a path forward that preserves our Constitutional Republic.
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Let's talk about a longtime DC resident who owned a property for which she was unable to collect rent, and whether we think what she went through is just. Veronica Hegens, 59, bought a row house in DC many years ago. Smart investment, right? She lived in it for years until she decided to rent it out when she had to move in with her own father to care for him. Hegens is a retired Army major. At first, her renter, a participant in the city's voucher program, worked out fine. Most of his rent was paid by the city's taxpayers ($2,600/month). Her renter then notified her he would vacate. All good, Hegens was prepared to find another tenant. But the renter died shortly before his move-out date. Upon his unexpected death, Hegens discovered his girlfriend, who had never signed a lease, was occupying the property with no intent to leave. DC's rules for what qualifies one as a "tenant" are lax, so a person without a lease occupying the apartment gets a lot of legal considerations. The girlfriend had not paid rent for 6 months at the time local news covered Hegens' plight. When Hegens, the owner of the property, changed the locks on the property, the girlfriend took her to court and received a temporary restraining order and was able to stay in the property. Hegens fell behind on her mortgage without rental income, was coming close to foreclosure, and became less and less able to make repairs due to financial strain and the girlfriend's obstinate occupancy. Hegens had to pay for court expenses and was charged fines by the city for not keeping up with her responsibilities while the unemployed girlfriend lived in her property. There are groups that give free legal services to people like the girlfriend. In March of 2026, Hegens and the girlfriend went to mandated mediation. The mediator told the girlfriend to vacate, but with ANOTHER 4 months to find new housing. She was asked to pay minimal rent during that time (about 1/5 of what the actual tenant had paid). The girlfriend finally moved out of the unit in Juneโ€” a total of 9 months of zero or minuscule rent for Hegens on the property she owns. Hegens credits local news coverage with the resolution of her case in a relatively timely manner. A local advocate for small landlords says many such cases take more than a year to reach any kind of resolution.
Every year, thousands of DC residents lose their homes over unpaid rent. Most owe less than $5,000. Going to court is stressful for tenants, expensive for landlords, and slows down the system. We need a better way to resolve rent issues. ๐Ÿงตโฌ‡๏ธ
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Yes, in a sense this is correct. While she initially insisted on writing her monologues, which we had to edit into several different formats, eventually it was just easier to write them for her approval.
For the record, I never authored even one opinion piece for the Daily Wire. You guys ghostwrote all of them and then slapped my name on it as the author for clicks. Good luck finding the intern (or AI system?) youโ€™re upset with. @CommunityNotes
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I love these kinds of posts from Admin opponents because you never refer to what the losses have been. How about wins: 1. Termination of Independent Agency Members. 2. RIF of federal work force. 3. Elimination of USAID and sig reduction in NGO expenditures. 4. Ending TSP 5. Initiating third country removals without further court proceedings. 6. Limiting nationwide injunctions. 7. Getting issue of indefinite detention for removal purposes to SCOTUS through split in circuits, where 6 Justice majority likely sides with Admin. 8. Removing transgender personnel from military based on fitness to serve requirements. 9. Beginning to curb "esthetic" injury as a basis for environmental actions. 10. Eliminating barriers to coordinated spending between candidates and parties on 1st Amendment grounds. 11. Curbing the level of refugee admissions due to illegal immigration, and reducing the funding of refugee resettlement services that only encouraged greater levels of dubious refugee claims. 12. Mass removal of MS-13 and Tren de Aragua gang members. 13. Eliminated DEI mandates across the bureaucracy. 14. Ending funding for DEI programs across the country. 15. Eliminating Title IX extension to cover trans participants in athletics. 16. Beating back efforts from various states to impose operational restrictions on ICE. There are probably 10 more if I want to keep researching.
Never in the history of DOJ has anyone witnessed the brutal loses that Trump's DOJ has racked up in such a brief period of time. Rather than getting tired of all the winning, as Trump promised, he has literally destroyed a once great institution. No surprise. Look at his history.
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Roger Moore talking to his son before heading off to film Live and Let Die.
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I was expecting Israel to be a little Americaโ€”mostly English-speaking, a land full of convenience. What I found was distinctly Middle Easternโ€”the people are brash, speak with their hands, and often don't know a lick of English. There are stray cats everywhere, mopeds, and graffiti. The street signs are in Hebrew, English, and Arabic. There is a mosque on prime beachfront property in Tel Aviv. There is every kind of citizen imaginable. I saw Ethiopian Jews serving in the IDF. While touring an ancient Jewish site, I ran into a group of Arab schoolchildren also there to learn. I met a Mizrahi cab driver whose parents fled Morocco in the 50s. Douglas Murray famously made Americans irate when he flamed Dave Smith on an episode of Joe Rogan for having never traveled to Israelโ€”but heโ€™s right. Visiting Israel shows you just how wrong the west is about the Jewish state. Just go there.
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My post about Radio 4 Extra, how I passionately believe it's PRECISELY what the BBC should be providing, was spotted by a researcher at Feedback prog. But when I pointed out I remain one of the station's announcers, I'm stood down. Perhaps you can step up and say it for me?
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I used to review officer-involved shooting reports generated by a D.A. explaining the decision to exonerate officers, and recall often thinking โ€œI mean, could that *really* be how it went down?โ€ I suspected there may be some fog of war or selective memory or post-hoc justification to give the officer a rational justification and paint the victim in a negative, irrational light. But with the post-2020 adoption of body cams, I now believe it all. There is no behavior too insane for a huge number of suspects when confronted with literally any command by an officer requesting some form of compliance. Even I thought body cams would shine a light on some substantial percentage of clear officer abuse, but itโ€™s clearly negligible, while dangerous and erratic behavior by suspects is widespread. It is impossible to overstate how wrong BLM and reform activists were on this count.
"Don't go for the knife!" "Dis knife?" "Yes! Don't go for it!" "Dis knife right hurrr?" "DON'T DO IT!" "Keisha! Wut deez races cop b doin?" "SIR! PLEASE DON'T!" (goes for knife)
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#Oklahoma ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿป Before Twitter or X was a โ€œthingโ€ โ€ฆ Batesline was our family โ€œgo toโ€ for state/local information. Still is.
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