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The Liberals are now communists, and they intend on staying in power forever to rule over the ashes.
The Architecture of National Erasure: Inside the Left’s Blueprint for Permanent One-Party Rule
Every broken border, gutted city, and crushed family budget is a deliberate feature of the progressive battle plan to strip away your independence, liquidate the middle class, and reduce free citizens to permanent wards of the state.
The modern left has abandoned the pretense of constitutional governance to wage a total war of attrition against the American republic. Their agenda operates in plain sight, driven by the arrogant certainty that institutional capture has placed them beyond accountability. They openly plot to pack the Supreme Court with ideological commissars who will rubber-stamp executive decrees and liquidate the Bill of Rights. They scheme to abolish the Electoral College, reducing the presidency to a prize awarded by decaying coastal megacities while relegating the American heartland to the status of a taxed, voiceless colony. Their push to manufacture statehood for Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico is a naked power grab for four permanent Senate seats, engineered to lock in a one-party legislative monopoly for eternity.
Across the southern border, they have executed a calculated campaign of demographic colonization. By halting deportations, paralyzing border enforcement, and demanding blanket amnesty for twenty million illegal aliens, they are importing a massive, dependent electorate to replace the citizens who rejected their platform. Turning Texas and Arizona into progressive strongholds is mathematical warfare designed to render conservative national victories obsolete. They mask this sovereign betrayal in the language of humanitarianism, yet the cold reality is electoral replacement on a continental scale.
Their economic doctrine is neo-feudal central planning wrapped in environmental hysteria. By mandating the death of the internal combustion engine, outlawing natural gas, and tethering the world’s greatest industrial powerhouse to intermittent windmills and Chinese-made solar panels, they are engineering energy poverty by design. Tripling electricity rates and normalizing rolling blackouts are features of a system built to break middle-class independence. While coastal elites lecture working families from private jets, they push national rent control policies proven to annihilate housing supply. Driving private landlords into bankruptcy clears the field for the state to become the sole arbiter of shelter, reducing self-reliant property owners to desperate tenants begging federal bureaucrats for a roof.
In the streets, they have unleashed a regime of calculated lawlessness designed to terrorize the productive class. Abolishing cash bail for violent predators, downgrading felonies to misdemeanors, and installing rogue prosecutors who legalize rampant theft have turned once-thriving metropolitan centers into boarded-up wastelands. They release career criminals into your neighborhoods and prosecute the lawful citizen who dares to defend his family. Exporting this urban carnage to suburbs and rural towns is a deliberate strategy: manufacture unbearable chaos until a terrified populace surrenders its liberties in exchange for authoritarian state control.
Within the classroom, they wage a psychological campaign to sever the sacred bond between parent and child. Public education has been weaponized to inject racial grievance and gender ideology directly into the minds of the youth, conditioning children to despise their heritage, their country, and their own biology. School administrators secretly facilitate irreversible medical interventions for minors while concealing records from mothers and fathers. When parents dare to object at school board meetings, the federal security apparatus treats them as domestic insurgents. The nuclear family is the ultimate obstacle to total state loyalty, so the left seeks its systematic dissolution.
On the world stage, their foreign policy is a lethal cocktail of civilizational self-hatred and financial laundering. They appease the theocratic tyrants in Tehran with billions in unfrozen assets, leave Taiwan exposed to communist aggression, and subsidize regimes that openly plot the destruction of Western allies. They bleed the American military dry through aimless, unwinnable entanglements abroad while treating the domestic taxpayer as an infinite slush fund for globalist NGOs and foreign kleptocracies.
To finance this leviathan, they intend to confiscate the generational wealth of the American family. Taxing unrealized capital gains means the IRS will pillage your retirement accounts, your home equity, and your small business valuation before you ever sell a single asset. Punitive corporate tax hikes will drive remaining domestic manufacturing straight into the arms of Beijing, while a predatory wealth tax will force family farms and multi-generational enterprises onto the auction block upon the death of their founders. An economically independent citizenry resists coercion, which is why private inheritance must be eradicated.
Behold the final endgame of the progressive machine: the controlled demolition of a free people. Every policy is a precision strike aimed at stripping away your wealth, your security, your family, and your vote until all that remains is a docile, dependent population that ratifies its own servitude every November. They have laid their blueprint for tyranny directly on the table. The survival of the republic now rests entirely on whether patriotic Americans possess the spine to crush this agenda and reclaim the nation their ancestors built.
Denise retweeted
Actually, what the hell, one more "park bomb."
Every fall, ACL Fest takes over Zilker, Austin's most beloved public park.
Most people assume the city runs it, or at least gets paid well for it. It doesn't. On paper, ACL is owned by the Austin Parks Foundation, a private charity.
That one detail changes who gets the money.
In 2024, the Foundation took in $8.4 million from ACL. The city, which owns the park, got about $100,000. That's taxpayers' land, earning roughly 1% of what it brings in.
Chicago makes the same company pay its parks $10 million a year for Lollapalooza.
Then in August 2025, one city staffer quietly signed a new deal locking ACL into Zilker for 15 more years, through 2040. No council vote. No announcement. Even the Parks Board wasn't told. A local writer had to dig it up.
The staffer was Parks Director Jesús Aguirre, who had just run Waterloo Greenway, whose biggest contractor is Live Nation, the company behind ACL.
And because the Foundation is private, you can't see its books or sit in on its meetings.
Your most valuable public park is producing millions in profit, and almost none of it reaches the public budget.
Instead it flows to a private group that answers to no voter (or open records requests), under a deal no elected official approved.
Meanwhile you're being asked to fund parks yourself with a $260 million bond.
They're not short on money. They just don't spend it on you.
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Sources:
Austin Free Press, ACL-Palooza: austinfreepress.org/acl-palo…
Austin Free Press, Zilker Zinger: austinfreepress.org/zilker-z…
2025 ACL contract: s3.documentcloud.org/documen…
h/t Diana Prechter, Today in Zilker Park: todayinzilkerpark.com
#JeffWasRight #VoteForJeff #BeLikeJeff #GoJeff #JBOW
Candidate Jeff Bowen writes the City has been routing ~$8.5M a year in ACL money to a private foundation while only booking ~$103k for the city itself.
Parks look broke. So they’re asking voters for a $260M bond.
The real money never hits the city’s books. Taxpayers still get the bill - ridiculous.
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Look who’s prepping everyone for the big steal. Dems printing ballots as we speak.
If you go to bed on election night and don't know who won a midterm congressional race, that's normal. And if you wake up the next morning and find that a candidate who was behind hours earlier has since pulled ahead, that's normal, too. (via @PolitiFact) to.pbs.org/4zqnWBa
Denise retweeted
Replying to @ChuckRossDC
Little man syndrome; Abdul has no idea what he's talking about. Proud to say, as Pete's dad, he was an absolute star on the court in HS. Captain, all-conference, all-state player...earned! We parents cheered him on, yes. That's what families do-support each other. #Envy makes him bitter.
Denise retweeted
Oh man, listening to former DEI officers complain that they can't get work befitting their station in life because they belong to a politically disfavored group is chef's kiss priceless.
Your formerly lucrative careers were literally built on doing that to straight White men because they are political group you disfavor.
That is literally be purpose of DEI, since the purpose of a system is what it does, not that you are shy about saying it either.
Oh no! Your careers as professional anti-White bigots dried up?
Don't worry. You can still have your anti-White racial revenge fantasies, but you might not get six figures for acting on them anymore.
That's so sad for you.
please read this piece, it was so good. it’s about dei officers in the federal government being cleaned out and many being unable to find new jobs because they were put on “dei watchlists” that come up in google searches in the exact same way it did for right wingers who had their lives ruined by journalists. then he starts applying for dei jobs in the private sector but can’t get one because no one wants to hire someone with dei shit all over their resume. then they find a conservative activist and ask him if he’s happy with all of this and his response is “these people are all anti-white, of course I’m glad they can’t find jobs.”
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Denise retweeted
48 years ago tonight, October 30, 1978, ‘WKRP in Cincinnati’(CBS) featured ‘Turkey Drop’ episode in which Mr. Carlson took a more hands-on managerial approach by doing the greatest Thanksgiving promotion in radio history - dropping live 🦃 from a 🚁
WKRP in Cincinnati Thanksgiving "Turkey Drop"
Les Nessman from WKRP in Cincinnati gives a live on-the-spot report from WKRP's turkey drop.
Denise retweeted
So, basically, 500 million Europeans expect 300 million Americans to protect them from 120 million Russians who can’t even defeat 40 million Ukrainians while those 500 million Europeans don’t even realize they are being conquered by 2 billion Muslims who claim they are being persecuted by 8 million Israelis. Is that about right?
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Denise retweeted
Replying to @AELeighton2 @TanneriteCortez
We already did this. It's called America. If we did it again, you would demand to be let into that one, too.
Denise retweeted
BREAKING: DHS confirms to @FoxNews that ICE just finished a 10-day statewide operation in Texas that resulted in the arrests of 4,170 illegal aliens, an average of 400+ per day and some of the largest daily numbers the agency has ever seen for a single state.
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin will hold a press conference in Dallas, TX at 4pm ET to announce the operation, which was called Lone Star Mission, and he will reveal some of the most egregious illegal aliens arrested during the operation.
Denise retweeted
This girl is an embarrassment to A&M. She doesn't know her history (she transposed "1876" as the year A&M first admitted black students--that was the year the university was FOUNDED).
Texas A&M's mascot is a dog named "Reveille." She enjoys status as the highest ranking member of the Corps of Cadets. Texas A&M is a Senior Military College (exact same congressional mandate for military training as The Citadel, VMI, Norwich, etc.--TAMU didn’t admit our first "nonreg" (non-military) student until 1965--only 2 years after integrating women and minorities in 1963 (and the civil right act passed in 1964).
Reveille became A&M's mascot in 1931, over 30 years prior to the civil rights act and integration. She gets her name from what the cadets who took her in so dubbed her after the mutt they picked up to care for after a car accident got excited to hear the morning bugle call (a tune known as "Reveille). A dog becoming the mascot for my Fightin' Texas Aggies had literally nothing to do with elevating a dog over black people, and I'm disappointed that she'd even think to go there in her misguided thought process.
I'm not calling her dumb, but she should also know that Texas A&M discontinued affirmative action admissions back in 2003 (a point of fierce pride for me, as I was accepted in 2006). And the school's black and hispanic admissions GREW even faster than those at texas university in austin. Grew with minorities who EARNED their way in, rather than simply checking a box on the school's diversity metrics. She'd do well to honor that legacy by applying critical thought to her incorrect stance asserting black people or minorities cannot be racist. Her feeble "prejudice" rejoinder doesn't follow, either, as prejudice based on skin color is literally racism by definition.
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Denise retweeted
The MLBPA announced the 2026 Players Choice Award winners today, naming Astros designated hitter/left fielder Yordan Alvarez the American League Comeback Player of the Year and the American League Most Outstanding Player of the Year.
Denise retweeted
Absolutely nothing wrong with used cars or the people who buy them or sell them.
In fact, over 1.5 million used vehicles change hands annually through private parties and Michigan's 5,008 licensed used car dealer locations.
That's 1.5 million people in Michigan who went with a good reliable used car last year.
So if you are in Michigan, a used car is a pretty wise investment right now. It's safe, reliable and already tested and you know what you are getting.
That new model you are considering is going to depreciate very quickly and have some serious reliability issues.
Buyers remorse will last a long time....
Denise retweeted
Texas Roadhouse is the undisputed GOAT of sit-down chain restaurants. Best bang for your buck in America. Chuy’s dominates Mexican, Buca di Beppo wins Italian, and Outback’s Bloomin’ Onion is the best single dish in the chain restaurant universe. Let the debate begin.
Denise retweeted
People keep asking what “10,000 Stephen Millers” actually means. Let me tell you, because it's simpler than the headline.
Stephen Miller started as a junior staffer in a Senate office. He wasn't famous. He wasn't connected. He stayed for years, learned the policy cold, worked harder than everyone around him, and was loyal to his boss and the mission. That's how a junior staffer becomes an assistant to the president.
It's not enough to just create right-wing staff. You have to make them humble, loyal, and willing to work harder and later than everyone else.
Since 2021, American Moment has trained several thousand young conservatives. Every semester, a small class of paid fellows learns how Washington actually works: how decisions get made, how paper moves, how to staff a principal, how to show up prepared. Our alumni now work across the administration and on Capitol Hill.
Elections change who sits in the big chairs. They don't change who writes the memos, staffs the meetings, and implements their principal's decisions — unless you build the people who do.
The other side understood this a long time ago. They built institutions to train and place their people, and they are now openly threatening ours for doing the same.
We're going to keep building anyway. If you're a young conservative who wants to serve — really serve, not just post — we will train you, we will help you get hired, and we will stand behind you when it gets hard.
Personnel is policy. Build the personnel, and the policy follows.
Denise retweeted
An Open Concern About Appearances: The Catholic Church and the Midterms
I am Catholic. I say the rosary. I go to Mass. Nothing in what follows is an accusation against the Church, the Pope, or any bishop. It is a concern about how things look from the outside, and how that appearance is landing with millions of Americans right now.
This administration created a Justice Department task force on anti-Christian bias, pardoned twenty-three pro-life prisoners, stood up a White House Faith Office and a Religious Liberty Commission, designated Nigeria a Country of Particular Concern over the killing of Christians, and cut off federal funding to Planned Parenthood. For a Catholic writer, that record is not nothing. It is, on its face, one of the most tangible pro-life and pro-faith agendas in modern presidential history.
In January 2025, the same administration suspended the refugee and migrant service contracts that had funded the USCCB and Catholic Charities for decades. Over one hundred million dollars a year. More than ninety-five percent of some program budgets. By spring, staff were laid off. By summer, agencies were closing programs. The money did not come back.
Institutions that lose their largest funding stream tend to find their moral vocabulary sharpening in the same direction as their budgets. I am not saying that is what happened. I am saying that is what it looks like, and that appearance is not going unnoticed.
Fourteen months later, in April 2026, the public statements from the Vatican and from American bishops toward this administration grew noticeably louder and more pointed than anything seen during the first term. Catholics see it. Non-Catholics see it.
And when a bishop speaks out days before a national election against one party’s immigration positions—which are prudential disagreements open to debate—while remaining silent on the other’s platform positions that contradict settled Church teaching on life, on the body, on marriage, the imbalance is impossible to miss.
I am not suggesting the Church holds a grudge, or that its silence on one side was bought. I am saying that is the appearance, and appearances are what most Americans, Catholic and not, actually see. When the institution that spent a year without its largest funding stream then directs its public voice at one party near an election—the very party that delivered more concrete protections for Christian life and religious liberty than perhaps any administration in living memory—the appearance is not of a shepherd. It is of a stakeholder.
That is the embarrassment I cannot unsee.
-- Joseph Fosco
October 27, 2026
Denise retweeted
Four years ago today. This was the most important move for free and uninhibited speech in the 21st century. The ripple effect is still cascading around the world.
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Both the Brewers and Rays have also hosted the Astros because of Hurricanes. Stellar organizations, both of them




























