Radio talker. Golf course walker.
Joined December 2008
- Tweets 50,712
- Following 419
- Followers 42,540
- Likes 10
2,747 Photos and videos
Yes, the public had imperfect information about vaccines during the pandemic. But the lack of knowledge was exacerbated by policymakers' politically-motivated non-disclosures of vaccine injuries and projected vaccine injuries. My @MorningAnswer conversation with @RonJohnsonWI who is doing his best to represent Americans who have been ignored and/or silenced.
morninganswerchicago.com/sen…
9
15
51
1,290
It was a dark period in Phil's life. We don't want our pro golfers grown in vats. We want them to be real people.
There was no violence.
Phil has made mistakes. He wants redemption--I assume, don't know, doesn't matter, right?
share.google/vVWjQ1FLplPgZF5…
16
2
42
9,265
A burning cross in Grant Park --that feels like a noose around the neck of Jussie Smollett or one found at the Obama Library construction site (case never solved...hmm...)--and here come the race hustlers, Pfleger (with his checkbook) and the next Jackson up, along with the selectively unsuspicious Chicago press corps to amplify them.
But these men of deep faith and champions for human dignity are nowhere to be found when a young woman is nearly burned to death by a habitual violent offender on her way home from work.
The Identitarian Dystopia that is Chicago.
24
64
236
5,179
This is the most concise, insightful distillation of the sentimentalism known as "white guilt" that afflicts the western world since @Hebro_Steele's father wrote the book "White Guilt" 20 years ago.
The Starmer statement is the perfect occasion to convey this understanding as it appears Starmer is presenting an even-handed "both sides" denunciation of violence. That is not what he is doing, as Eli brilliantly explains below. Instead, Starmer is propagating the lawlessness, exploitation and resultant violence attendant to the poisonous elite white guilt dogma.
Jun 10
The most interesting thing about @Keir_Starmer is that he is the poster child for how the white guilt elite behaves. What makes him interesting is not his politics, but his psychology.
It is a key feature of the white guilt elite to never take responsibility for their actions. The endless march through institutions is always the goal. Their self worth depends on their white guilt virtue. And to stop marching would expose them to the horrors of what they and their policies have created.
What makes white guilt so insidious is that it turns everything into a grievance. It leaps over any horrors it may have caused with its policies and grabs hold of the resulting grievance(s). It does not care why the people of Belfast are rioting or what drove them to that point. White guilt cares only about the impact that it can exploit.
Just as it only cared that the trigger finger that killed Michael Brown was white, white guilt only cares that the rioters targeting immigrants are white. It will turn this into proof that its anti-racist mission is worthy and must continue. The policies that opened the borders will not be examined. The ideologies that trained police to fear a slur more than a dying boy’s words will not be questioned. The elite officials will never face a reckoning for the tribal divisions they have created.
White guilt has no conscience. How could it, when its morality is grounded in immutable characteristics?
These new grievances will find their way into classroom powerpoints and corporate trainings. And the white guilt machine will march on.
Starmer will never connect what he built to what it produced. That is not a failure of intelligence. It is a feature of the system. A system that finally has to answer for itself is a system that ceases to exist. That is the strength of Starmer’s white guilt racial order, and so far, it has proven stronger than any of our protests.
3
13
42
2,606
Gov. Jelly Belly is Illinois' most frequent innocent bystander.
The billions of other people's money he spent on illegals after he relentlessly touted IL as a sanctuary state, told the world over that IL will take all comers on their terms and demonized ICE at every turn? TX Gov. Greg Abbott's fault. Abbott should've disproportionately absorbed the ravages of the Big Guy/JB open borders orthodoxy happily rather than putting JB's posturing to a real-world test.
On the Bears leaving? The Bears didn't sufficiently genuflect before him. And they failed to send Ben Johnson to Springfield to work the rail, maybe sign some footballs. Caleb could've come down and gotten his nails done with legislative dandies like Welch and Harmon.
And, of those financial challenges facing Illinois families? Where did those come from? Trump, of course. Even before Trump got into office Even when Trump was out of office. Even though IL was the nation's highest-taxed and worst-run state with the largest percentage of residents who want to leave (and are leaving) before Trump and remains so during Trump, Trump is to blame for all of it.
Pritzker has really gotten a raw deal. He is King Midas. A little help would be nice, everyone else.
87
231
887
27,906
First rate segment! Elevated the show into the stratosphere. This guy understands regenerative ranching, meat production, & the evolution of the American landscape. Would love to hear what he has to say about meat production subsidies or lack thereof vis-a-vis farm subsidies.
1
5
1,247
"No one goes to Riverdale expecting to pay $4,000 a month on a mortgage."
$17K property tax bill on a $207K home in Riverdale and another "I can't believe it happened to me" story of a credulous Illinoisan who didn't think the ravenous policies of IL's political kleptocrats would ever be visited upon her.
The whole story: fox32chicago.com/news/riverd…
24
53
180
6,245
Identitarianism in its full, grotesque blossom, courtesy of, who else, @RepJasmine.
Megan Metcalf, Austin's mom, has never experienced the agony of Kayla Hayes, Karmelo Anthony's mom, because Kayla is a black woman.
17
9
78
4,772
Where's your evidence of fraud? Where's your evidence? You have no evidence. There was no fraud.
That's the fraudsters' mantra.
Back in the real world, among the 85% of Americans who support requiring voter ID to vote, for example, there is an understanding that the system is the fraud.
Jun 8
For those dismissing the possibility of fraud in CA vote, please remember that key protections we're told are built into the law turn out to be vaporous in practice:
--'You need to sign it' .... A mark or slash will do.
--'We check those signatures.' ... LA election workers told @jenlynncallahan they don't. x.com/jenlynncallahan/status…
--'Must be postmarked by Election Day' ... No! Fine print in regs lets voters self-date. x.com/Susan_Shelley/status/2…
--'Ballot "harvesters" must sign the ballot envelope!' ... But the ballot's still counted if they don't.
All this doesn't mean there was fraud. Still ...
18
38
162
5,853
Indiana saved their money so they could buy something nice and they did: @ChicagoBears.
But, as I discussed w/ @GovBraun, it couldn't have happened but for the years-long dithering and rank incompetence of one party in the one-party state that is IL.
morninganswerchicago.com/ind…
19
69
353
7,615
Chicago's feudal lords, like Alderhuman Bill Hall, are way ahead of the game when it comes to keeping the Bears, Walgreens and every other business in town.
It's simple: make it a crime to leave.
Since Chicago is intent on putting a fresh coat of paint on the urban "workers' paradise" might as well fold in an updated East German version now that the right people are in charge to make it work.
29
64
261
19,985
Dan Proft retweeted
Jun 8
I feel like I’m watching a Christopher Guest mockumentary.
1
3
21
1,215
.@ScottPelley came this/close to declaring in Fauci-esque fashion that, "I am journalism."
The sotto voce was a nice touch. Slow-clap-worthy.
82
43
357
26,201
RIP @Stacey21King. Respected the way he played and later called the game (until the NBA became unwatchable).
King harkens back to a better era in basketball, yes, Jordan, but particularly college. That Billy Ball team with him, Mookie Blaylock, Harvey Grant, Rickey Grace and Dave Sieger was one of my favorites of the 1980s and perhaps the best team not to win a championship (courtesy of Danny Manning).
4
2
58
2,918
They chose to monetize the process from test results to their decision to abort and now they are the victims because they have to endure some intemperate comments online they knew or should have known would follow.
Using the generic "death threats" assertion as a shield to deflect attention away from a terrible thing you did is such a tiresome ruse.
What you get from this guy are all the trite rationalizations for abortion from those trying to suppress their shame:
the kid is better off because his life would've been tough
if you haven't experienced this you can't comment
I respect "your truth," please respect mine
There are 1M abortions in the US annually and most won't talk about it so we're doing something important by going public, starting a dialogue, giving space for people to share their stories and heal
They would have you believe they are selfless not selfish.
I'll issue the same challenge I did in a previous post: tell a person with Down syndrome and their parents that you wish their family would have had a "better outcome" just as you described your hope for your family post-abortion the next time your wife gets pregnant, @McJuggerNuggets.
Jun 5
The YouTuber and his wife, who aborted their baby because the child had Down syndrome, say they've seen "the darkest side of humanity" because of how people are reacting.
"We've seen the darkest side of humanity through this process."
The "darkest side of humanity" is killing an unborn child because the baby has Down syndrome.
Video: @TMZ
7
6
61
3,507
Dan Proft retweeted
Jun 5
@DanProft Hey Dan, you’ve hit the right pain point with the vast majority of people in Illinois, tax payer fraud, and election rigging, keep connecting the dots, challenging people to step up, expose, and fix!
5
22
1,296