Vivek is absolutely correct. As an Indian immigrant who was (and still am) interested in STEM, focus of schoolwork and classwork was always prioritized by my parents, even when I didn’t value it. It’s how I made it to UC Berkeley to study Bioengineering. And while there’s a long story from that time in my life to where I am today in my career as a photographer and videographer, the discipline my parents exemplified and instilled in me has continued to apply to every part of my life. It’s why I actually read the actual studies during COVID (like the Lancet one that lied about hydroxychloroquine) rather than read the curated lies. It’s why I read the controversial bills only to find the rage online is just opposition’s deflections and projections. And that’s just a drop in the bucket. While American millennials are too busy trying to figure out their “work-life balance”, immigrants work hard to build a life for themselves and their families (or future families). We didn’t have the luxury to stay home under draconian lockdowns because we don’t have generational wealth to fall back on. Many of us didn’t even have enough to cover rent or mortgage (not exclusive to immigrants btw). We didn’t have the _privilege_ of staying home to “save just one life”, then go participate in race-baiting riots just to virtue signal. We just wanted to work (FYI events made up 80% of my business before Gavin Newsom destroyed that overnight, while he was out partying it up with lobbyists). The story of America is the story of immigrants, the story of outlaws, and the story of perseverers who sought out a better life for themselves, for their families, and for their communities. The American Dream—often crapped on by Democrats and progressives—is alive and well in the hearts and minds of immigrants from across the globe. It’s alive and well in people like me, which is why so many of us support Trump and DOGE. Regulatory capture by corrupt corporations, debanking of and lawfare against political opponents, stifling American exceptionalism and innovation, warfare profiteering, NGO control of 140-some nations… all these and more are the rotten fruits of an unelected shadow bureaucracy that also helped install a man with clear signs of dementia in 2020, then perpetrated elder abuse against him and basically hid him for three years from the public eye so they could run the world in his stead. Long story short, it’s time to restore our country by ending the bureaucratic nightmare that FDR unconstitutionally created (as well as its subsequent perversion into the current megalomaniacal empire), and make America great again 🙌🏾

Holy crap 🤯

😂🤣

Simply incredible

When the judge has to remind the mostly female jurors that they can’t let their feelings determine the defendant’s guilt, you know society has taken a very wrong turn.

For the next few election cycles, all Republicans need to do is run Biden ads to remind Americans of how truly despicable Democrat leadership is.

How ‘bout dat.

LOVE that idea. DEI would never have been a thing in that case 😂

The Left is despicable 🤦🏾‍♂️

Beautiful to watch these dipshits get what they deserve 😎

Yo Democrats, you have something to say now to this supremacist?

Theater kids 💁🏾‍♂️

Even if she's right about it, follow the logic here: – Canada has more oil reserves than the U.S. – The U.S. will need these one day. – This stump speech is only happening because tariffs. – The tariffs are only in place to cut fentanyl flooding the streets and killing countless Americans. – The U.S. will have to get rid of these tariffs to get Canadian oil at some point in the distant future. – So in the meanwhile, the U.S. should simply drop these tariffs now. Basically, this lady has the audacity to say that we just keep letting illegal drugs from her country continue killing Americans, because Canadian oil might be the magical pot (or barrel, perhaps) at the end of that heartbreaking rainbow. Get. Bent.