In 1980 Ronald Reagan convincingly won the presidency against Jimmy Carter, and also tipped the Senate. But the democrats maintained control of the House and Tip O’Neill remained speaker. That meant a lot of people voted for Reagan, but then voted democratic down ballot. They could do this knowing bipartisanship was possible - that the country had a coherent population, and differences were not so wide that people would refuse to work together. Reagan was able to push his tax reduction plan through Congress. Tip O’Neill basically said ‘this is what the people voted for, so we will work with you.’ That could not happen today. The US electorate is balkanizing because of too much immigration too fast - which is exploited by unscrupulous politicians. We will probably not see the kind of bipartisanship of the early 1980s again in our lifetimes - if ever. And this is why a 1924 style moratorium on immigration is necessary, coupled with aggressive assimilation policies and deportations of those who don’t really want to be American. And it’s why birthright citizenship is a disaster in present circumstances.

Great man, who first came to this New Yorker's attention when he bravely challenged far-left NGO invasion facilitators at the border. A warrior.

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Este domingo nos encontramos en Buga para vivir una jornada de fe, esperanza y amor por Colombia. Vamos a reunirnos en la Ciudad Milagro para encomendar el futuro de nuestra Patria Milagro. Los invito a asistir con su camiseta amarilla y junto a sus familias para compartir este momento tan especial. 📍 Misa de Sanación Basílica del Señor de los Milagros de Buga 🕒 3:00 p.m. 📍 Gran Encuentro por Colombia Calle 1 entre carreras 12 y 16 🕟 4:30 p.m. Si gana el Tigre, gana Colombia. Firme por la Patria. 🫡 (A.D.L.E) 🇨🇴🐅

I asked Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed about why he erasing old posts, including a dozen tweets that championed the “defund the police” movement, following reporting from my @KFILE colleagues.

CNN hosts shocked to discover that World Cup tourists think the South is welcoming | Not The Bee CNN is literally the worst, aren't they? You know our main man Freddy, the German soccer fan doing a tour of the South and live-tweeting how awesome it is? Well, CNN and Christine Brennan are, for some reason, shocked that anyone could love America, let alone the South. I saw some conversation, Wolf and Pamela, about how the rest of the world is looking at the United States and feeling that we are — it's a foreboding image and that we are inhospitable... This really sums up liberals well. Because they don't talk to people who vote differently than them, they think everyone believes America is horrible CUZ TRUMP. They couldn't be more wrong. Their wrongness is only eclipsed by their anti-Southern bigotry. But how wonderful again, that sports can bring people here and show people that the United States and you know, the South is welcoming a German tourist in a way we would never have anticipated. "A way we would have never anticipated"??? Umm, there's a little something called "Southern hospitality." The South is literally known for being friendly and welcoming. That's our thing. Isn't CNN based in Atlanta? Can liberals try not to hate their fellow countrymen for five seconds? notthebee.com/article/cnn-ho…

NEW!! Trump will attend a working session with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during next week's G7 summit in France, U.S. officials say

STEVE CORTES: We have garbage elites in this country right now. -- A disconnected ruling class has built a system for insiders while leaving Main Street behind. @CortesSteve

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Even if the CNN anchor didn’t fully appreciate it, I felt it was important to end today’s show on a hopeful note. Yesterday, U.S. Catholic bishops formally consecrated our nation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus—a once-in-a-lifetime act for the 250th anniversary. This is a powerful reminder that faith has always been woven into America’s story. On this Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, let’s give thanks for God’s blessings on our great nation. That’s something that should unite us. 🙏🇺🇸

The U.S. government just unveiled the majestic Greco-Deco design for the new federal courthouse in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The building is at once monumental and welcoming, classical and original. The iris capitals are an inspired touch, drawing on Tennessee’s natural beauty and weaving it into the stone of a federal building. The Chattanooga courthouse is precisely the kind of building that President Trump’s Executive Order on federal architecture—“Making Federal Buildings Beautiful Again”—was designed to produce. When the courthouse is completed, it will stand as the living proof that the Order represents wise and humane public policy—something all Americans, regardless of political party, can and should support. Beautiful public buildings are not a partisan matter; they belong to everyone.