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Last year I was determined to make a contribution to America's 250th Anniversary. This documentary, The Thread of Liberty: Keeping Our Republic, is what came of that desire. I've posted it here in its entirety, as well as at threadofliberty.com. We have an incredible nation, the first ever rights-based government in the history of the world in which the people are sovereign. We should appreciate it and, more importantly, love it. But loving requires understanding and then restoring. There is a great deal to celebrate and there is also a great deal of work that lies before us if we're to restore the republic. One of the central questions for the future of the American Republic is do we still feel an obligation to our experiment in free government? I believe one of the places that we renew the obligation, and begin the restoration, is with a rebirth of instinctive patriotism. I sincerely hope this documentary plays a role in that rebirth. Keep America Free.
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How on earth was this not policy from day one? And I mean day one of every presidency.
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The REAL story finally came out. And THIS is exactly why I waited before jumping on the outrage bandwagon.
Not only had these individuals pulled the same stupid prank in front of FOUR other Ring cameras before reaching this apartment, but BOTH sides have now acknowledged that they didn’t even know each other. The pranksters didn’t even know the race of the people living inside the apartment.
Now these individuals are being threatened, doxxed, and dragged across the internet. One even left the university.
Was the prank stupid? Absolutely. Does that justify what is happening to them now? NOT EVEN CLOSE.
Imagine living in a world where making monkey noises into a Ring camera can potentially land you in more trouble than k*lling your own THREE CHILDREN.
Imagine living in a world where a woman pulled a stupid prank and is forced to step away from her education, but a MURDERER who admitted to k*lling a student at a track meet is not expelled and is allowed to graduate.
The world is backwards.
Ooofff. . . Awful.
NEW: I interviewed Matt Lambert repeatedly last year as his bitter condo dispute escalated. He repeatedly criticized building manager James Stuart, whom he killed Thursday.
On the conflict that preceded the Logan Circle shooting: washingtonsun.com/metro/dc/l…
If there are people asking him to run, they’re not the right ones. Thinking Leonard Leo types who want to see a return to the weak, losing GOP types.
This is a very good thing.
A DOZEN LOBBYISTS TOLD POLITICO:
“He eschews relationship-based favors. He doesn’t sway easily on issues. He’s ideologically driven and fiercely loyal to President Donald Trump.
“That makes his elevation to chief of staff difficult for lobbyists seeking to influence the administration in its last two years, a dozen GOP lobbyists told POLITICO.”
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AMERICAN WARLORD is getting great reviews…
And we’re having to rush new hardcovers to Amazon, but you can get the hardcovers at Ark (dot) press!
Get the eBook at Ark and Amazon right now!
Link below…
"If anything has become clear after the midterms, it’s that winning elections requires taking Americans’ economic concerns seriously. The challenge we have to meet before 2028 is that of coming up with a platform that offers real and effective solutions to the affordability crisis Americans face. With any luck, the American people will give us a shot at implementing it before Marxists destroy our country." spectator.org/the-dsa-won-bi…
It's not like this was a state secret. Voters were essentially screaming from the rooftops what was important to them. . . "Americans who talked to pollsters after casting their vote tended to think affordability was a rather big problem. Some 59 percent of them said that they were “very concerned” about the cost of gas and 88 percent said groceries had them “very or somewhat concerned.” A massive 89 percent said that the cost of living was “crucial or major factor” in choosing a candidate to vote for. The economy consistently ranked as one of voters’ top issues, matched closely by health care." spectator.org/the-dsa-won-bi…
Thus is has always been from time in memoriam. . . "History shows that socialists, always left dejected and bewildered by the ugly results of their beautiful idea, ultimately devour their own. The socialists try to derail Schumer and Jeffries today. Tomorrow, they come for AOC." spectator.org/socialists-alw…
Of course there's a 3rd impeachment coming and Trump will be impeached. Where it gets a bit sticky is when Senate votes. You know all Dems will vote for removal. Question is what will 10-12 GOP Senators do? Many of them despise Trump. Do they take their pound of flesh? And in so doing absolutely screw us for 2028? Dunno. breitbart.com/clips/2026/11/…
Whoa: Nvidia Ousts Jensen Huang from CEO Role, CFO Colette Kress Named Interim Boss. breitbart.com/tech/2026/11/1…
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Agreed. The Hispanics turned on Trump over cost of living, cost of fuel (probably centering around diesel). "To suggest that Latinos, who voted for Trump and his immigration platform in 2024, turned on the GOP due to ICE alone is a lie." thefederalist.com/2026/11/12…
"[Ely] Parker was told no by the bar, by the War Department, and finally by a bureaucracy that would rather lose a reformer than reform. He kept showing up. He served a republic that had not yet decided he belonged to it, and he served it better than most of the men who never had to ask. 'We are all Americans,' he said, in a room full of men who had just spent four years killing each other over who counted. It took the law another fifty-nine years to agree with him." americanleviathan.com/p/we-a…
I’d like to see what this looks like in other key Senate races but assume much of the same.
Kansas Republicans, look at these numbers.
Then ask yourself who's accountable.
In 2020, Roger Marshall won his Senate seat by +156,000 votes.
In 2024, President Trump carried Kansas by ~214,000.
This year, Marshall lost by 55,585.
Republican Senate votes fell 222,404 from Marshall's own 2020 race, a 30.6% drop.
Democrat votes barely moved, down just 1.8%.
That's not a Democrat wave.
That's Republicans who didn't show up.
And the governor's race, still uncalled, is unofficially within about 7,600 votes in a state where registered Republicans outnumber Democrats.
In corporate America, results like these mean the leadership team is gone by Monday.
No excuses. No "we'll do better next time."
You own the results, or you step aside.
The Kansas GOP Leadership (all of them) doesn't need a pep talk.
It needs NEW leadership that
1⃣recruits and vets good candidates
2⃣organizes the ground game
3⃣communicates with charisma & passion
4⃣turns out more Republican vote, from Johnson County to the western border.
Kansas Republicans deserve better.
It's time for new leadership.
Believe it
For Kansas
For the Republic!
Cheers
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