To our heroic American warriors in Operation Epic Fury: You are CRUSHING Iran's terror regime—5,500 targets obliterated, navy sunk, missiles/drone threats dismantled, air superiority locked in. You're heroes putting your lives on the line to stop the mullahs' global jihad, protect our homeland from Islamic takeover, and keep barbarians from our gates. While leftist traitors shovel anti-American crap—rooting for Iran, whining about "distractions," undermining the fight—you fight for freedom, liberty, and America First. No surrender, no appeasement! President Trump leads with strength; you execute with unmatched courage. We salute you, pray for your safety, and honor your sacrifice. God bless our troops—bring 'em home victorious! 🇺🇸 @realDonaldTrump @VP @SecRubio @DHSgov @StateDept @DeptofDefense #SupportOurTroops #OperationEpicFury #AmericaFirst #MAGA #CrushIran youtube.com/watch?v=H2Iwgq1b…

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well clutch my pearls!

just like a shit stain leftist. Always railing against the job creators. AOC wants everyone to be poor. Don’t be fooled by her performative bullshit! She is trash. Lowlife scumbag trash.

this guy is a total joke. I can’t believe people vote for him. I’d block him too. He’s a liar and he’s boring.

oh 🤣🤣🤣 Brian Krassenstein — professional grifter, amateur legal scholar — is shocked by this verdict? The prosecution’s witnesses included some of Karmelo’s OWN FRIENDS. His own people put him there, told the truth, and the jury believed them. The defense witness got caught in a lie ON THE STAND. The DA shredded every defense witness. He brought a HIDDEN KNIFE to a track meet. He provoked the confrontation. He stabbed an unarmed 17-year-old kid who just wanted him out of his team’s tent. Jury deliberated less than 3 hours. Even the “sudden passion” claim got laughed out at sentencing. 35 years. This wasn’t a close call, Brian. This was open and shut. Nobody is shocked except people who weren’t paying attention — which, based on this post, includes you. Stick to grifting. It’s the one thing you’re qualified for.

The Entitlement Era of Legacy Journalism: When ‘Speaking Truth to Power’ Means Throwing a Tantrum at Your Boss In an astounding display of media elitism, longtime 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley recently got the boot after a public meltdown against new CBS leadership. Calling routine firings a “massacre,” griping about bagels and smartphone notes, and accusing editor-in-chief Bari Weiss of “murdering” the show? This isn’t journalism under siege—it’s a veteran journalist shocked that accountability applies to him too. For decades, outlets like CBS have operated with declining viewership, plummeting public trust, and a bubble where challenging narratives from the “wrong” side gets you lauded as a hero. But push back internally on management trying to modernize or correct course? Instant outrage. Pelley ignored outreach, confronted the new executive producer in a staff meeting, and questioned qualifications while offering zero solutions beyond “leave us alone.” Result: fired, as anyone in the real world would be. This isn’t isolated. Anderson Cooper’s recent farewell monologue after 20 years on the same program dripped with the same self-importance. These aren’t invincible truth-tellers; they’re highly paid employees at failing institutions who treat adaptation like a betrayal of sacred legacy. Real journalism requires humility, adaptability, and skin in the game—not performative grievance. As viewers tune out and trust evaporates, expect more of this: entitlement disguised as principle. Time for accountability in the press, just like everywhere else. youtu.be/g2KNvXeCN-E?si=79fO…

As we near 250 years of the American Experiment — the boldest bet on liberty, enterprise, and human potential ever attempted — some are busy filing lawsuits to stop… a UFC fight on the White House South Lawn. Yes, you read that right. The Public Integrity Project and plaintiffs are suing to block ‘UFC Freedom 250,’ scheduled for June 14 (Flag Day, also the President’s birthday) as part of the national semiquincentennial celebrations. Their main gripes? Private entities like the UFC are involved and might benefit. Construction on the South Lawn. Not enough paperwork. The White House rightly calls this obstructionist and baseless — no different from countless other permitted events on the grounds or Mall over the decades. UFC is paying for it. It’s meant to be a high-energy, historic spectacle honoring the country. This isn’t serious governance. It’s the politics of spite: if it celebrates America under this President, it must be derailed. His opposition increasingly looks like America’s opposition — allergic to anything that unites us in pride rather than grievance. We owe it to the next generation (and to those like my grandfather who paid the ultimate price) to reject this. Let’s celebrate the 250th properly — triumphs, struggles, and all the rowdy, resilient spirit that got us here. What say you? Is suing over a celebration fight card the way to honor our founding? Or is this exactly why trust in institutions keeps eroding? Video breakdown: [youtu.be/NWKuBg18ouc?si=l8b0…] #America250 #Freedom250 #StopTheObstruction

Justice was served today in Texas. Karmelo Anthony, the teenager who fatally stabbed 17-year-old Austin Metcalf at a high school track meet in April 2025, was found guilty of murder and sentenced to 35 years in prison. He faced 5 to 99 years. The jury gave him 35. They also rejected the "sudden passion" defense, which would have capped his sentence at 20. They saw through it. A knife. A track meet. A 17-year-old who never went home. But the moment that will stay with me happened before the sentence was read. Austin's twin brother Hunter stood up, looked at the man who killed his brother, and asked him to meet his eyes. He said he's been trying to learn how to forgive. That he's chosen God to help him understand why his best friend was taken from him. Hunter Metcalf is 19 years old. And he showed more grace in that courtroom than most adults ever will in a lifetime. The media turned this case into a circus. Social media picked sides. Some people raised money for the defendant. Through all of it, a family buried one son and watched the other have to grow up in a single moment. Today the system worked. The jury deliberated. The evidence was clear. The sentence was just. It doesn't bring Austin back. But it means something. It should mean something. Rest in peace, Austin Metcalf. youtu.be/RPDeNcAUGis?si=FS0f…

ugh! ‘A long shot’ — yes, and it should have stayed one. You spent 5 years running CD4 into the ground. Homelessness citywide is still 23% ABOVE pre-pandemic levels. Your own district ranked BOTTOM THIRD in new supportive housing. YOUR OWN 2020 campaign website said CD4 was ‘significantly worse than average’ at affordable housing — and then YOU took over and made it worse. You filed your mayoral papers at the absolute last minute, hours before the deadline, like you weren’t even sure you wanted the job. You were endorsed by the DSA then got CENSURED by them. You were getting beaten by Spencer Pratt — a reality TV star — on election night, and you stood up in front of your supporters and CRIED. On camera. Tears streaming. Because you were losing to Spencer Pratt. Los Angeles needs a mayor who can handle a budget crisis, a homelessness epidemic, and a city on fire. And your response to a bad exit poll is to sob in front of your kids? ‘A city where Angelenos can afford to live, work and build a future.’ You couldn’t deliver that for 260,000 people in CD4. What exactly makes you think you can handle 4 million?

WOW! 😮 Ro, let’s go line by line. You say your close friend is canceling his registration and you “explained” to him why the count is slow — as if a condescending civics lesson is what a disillusioned voter needs. Your friend isn’t confused about mechanics, Congressman. He’s disgusted by outcomes. There’s a difference, and the fact that you can’t see it tells us everything about how disconnected you are from the people you claim to represent. You explain that absentee ballots skew older and more conservative and get counted first, while Election Day voters skew younger and Democratic and come in later. You present this as neutral information. It isn’t. What you just described is a system whose structural design produces dramatic late shifts that consistently benefit one party. You built that system. You voted to protect that system. You have defended that system for years. And now you’re explaining it to a grieving voter like it’s a weather pattern nobody controls. Own it. Then you pivot to calling for 48-hour tabulation — which is precisely what conservatives have been demanding for YEARS while being called dangerous election deniers and conspiracy theorists by people in your party. Florida counts millions of ballots overnight. The wealthiest state in the nation, home to Silicon Valley, your own district, somehow cannot do what Mississippi manages. That is not a resource problem. That is a choice. And your party made it. And then — the most revealing part — you say the slow count is “eroding trust and spawning conspiracy theories.” Ro, YOU just spent two paragraphs explaining exactly how the system works and who benefits from it. When voters look at those same mechanics and draw conclusions, that’s not a conspiracy theory. That is the same pattern recognition you just demonstrated. The only difference is you have a blue checkmark and they don’t. What you never mention — not once — is that Los Angeles conservatives had ZERO choices on the November mayoral ballot. Zero. The top-two primary that your party created and celebrates wiped them off the map entirely. You want to talk about eroding trust? A system that gives an entire class of voters no one to vote for IS the conspiracy. It’s just a legal one. Your friend isn’t wrong to walk away, Ro. You just made his case for him.

Black Jurors Excluded Themselves. Look It Up. The latest argument making the rounds is that Karmelo Anthony deserves an appeal because Black jurors were excluded from his trial. Let’s be precise about what actually happened. Several Black prospective jurors stated — under oath — that they could not be impartial. The court didn’t exclude them because of their skin color. They excluded themselves because they admitted they couldn’t fairly evaluate the evidence. That’s not discrimination. That’s the system working exactly as intended. There is no constitutional guarantee that your jury will share your skin color. Never has been. “Jury of your peers” means your community — not a racial casting call. Now let’s talk about the facts that apparently don’t matter to the outrage crowd: Karmelo Anthony brought a knife to a confrontation. Austin Metcalf had no weapon. Anthony was not being jumped. He was not being threatened with deadly force. And every witness the defense was counting on collapsed under cross-examination like a bad alibi in a Perry Mason episode. This wasn’t a civil rights case. It was a murder trial. A kid is dead. Another kid killed him with a knife he brought himself. The verdict wasn’t racism. It was evidence. [youtu.be/NHQ7Mun-e5c?si=DJUd…]

Karmelo Anthony brought a knife to a track meet. He walked into another team’s tent uninvited. He told people “touch me and see what happens.” He refused to leave. He stabbed Austin Metcalf once — directly through the heart. A 2.5-inch wound. Unsurvivable. Before Austin’s body was even cold, Dominique Alexander and the Next Generation Action Network were at a podium turning a grieving father into the villain — calling it racism, calling it white supremacy, having Jeff Metcalf physically removed from a press conference about his own son’s murder. They knew exactly what Karmelo did. That’s WHY they ran to race. Guilty people need a smokescreen. Austin Metcalf died in his twin brother’s arms. His father had to be escorted away from a microphone while the killer’s family raised $450,000 on GiveSendGo. The jury gets this case today. Austin deserves justice. His family deserves it. His twin brother deserves it. #JusticeForAustin

unfounded…. sure.. the truth is that no one has any confidence in the voting system in California. Defended all you want.

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ah shut up

they freely give to social justice networks. Cut the crap. The reason they don’t give up the rules is because they know what’s on it.

so after incessantly complaining online for years about the policies of Los Angeles and it’s decline into a shitty trashcan, the Leftists answer was to vote for the same people responsible for the decline. And they want to convince us they are not a cult…

What “experience” has delivered to Los Angeles: •A mayor who was 7,500 miles away in Ghana when her city was on fire •18,000 structures destroyed in the Palisades Fire with hydrants that ran dry •An after-action report allegedly altered by a celebrity PR firm to cover up the failures •A homeless population that grew every single year experienced politicians were “working on it” •A city budget in perpetual crisis despite some of the highest taxes in the nation •Public schools that have been failing poor kids for decades under experienced union-backed leadership •A police department gutted by experienced progressives, followed by experienced surprise at rising crime •Sidewalks so broken the city lost a billion-dollar lawsuit over them •Billions spent on homelessness with zero measurable reduction •A city council so corrupt that experienced member Mark Ridley-Thomas was convicted on federal bribery charges •Nithya Raman — the experienced alternative — who is a card-carrying member of the Democratic Socialists of America… But yes. The problem with Los Angeles is that it hasn’t had enough experienced people in charge.

pathetic? haha the leftist’s in Los Angeles voted to keep their city a ghetto trashcan.