Can we be honest for a moment? This isn’t a ‘No Kings’ protest. It’s a ‘We lost and we’re mad about it’ moment. If an election had been bypassed, if ballots hadn’t been cast, if a third term were being forced through—then sure, the outrage would carry some weight. But none of that happened. The voters decided, and the result just didn’t go their way. So what is this, really? It's not a stand for democracy, it's literally a reaction against it. And the irony is almost too perfect: many of the same voices shouting ‘No Kings’ are from the same political machine that handed Kamala Harris a nomination without a single primary vote cast. No grassroots contest. No voter choice. Just an anointment. It’s like losing a game fair and square, shaking hands at the buzzer and then storming back onto the court screaming the rules are illegitimate because you don’t like the scoreboard. It’s difficult to take lectures about democracy seriously from people who seemed perfectly fine skipping it when it was convenient. This isn’t rebellion. It’s a tantrum dressed up as principle.

It’s 12:11AM and Trump is as lively as any. How long has Joe Biden been sleeping? Over/Under 5.5 hours.

Canada lost again. Sean O’Malley with a walk-off salute.

The people whining about this event are proving they completely missed the point. A UFC octagon on the White House lawn. American flags everywhere. Military flyover overhead. Celebrating America’s 250th birthday. And their reaction is nothing more than hate and complain. Translation: It never mattered what the event was. It never mattered how it looked. It never mattered how patriotic it was. They had already decided to hate it. Most Americans see this and think, “That’s pretty damn cool.” The perpetually offended crowd sees it and starts drafting complaints. That’s why nobody takes them seriously anymore. 🇺🇸🔥

Yeah, this Freedom 250 UFC Event is already booming with patriotism. Unbelievable. 🇺🇸 What an incredible scene, and it’s just getting started. Brutal day for USA-hating modern day Democrats.

Trump does it again. …and it happened on Flag Day, Army B-Day, and America’s 250th kickoff? Check on your fellow TDS sufferer who roots against the United States. They can’t be doing well. 🇺🇸🦅

Exactly. But to be fair, if it weren’t for hypocrisy and irony, the Democratic Party would have no identity at all.

Every single time. 😂 This is what happens when you suffer from TDS. I hope he gets the help he needs. 🙏

Don’t worry—every outraged Democrat will flood timelines with photos of the lawn the moment the structure comes down, just like they did with the reflecting pool. Then, once it’s restored by the UFC and pristine, they’ll quietly move on like nothing happened. A TDS specialty!

"Murderer, who murdered somebody and admitted to murdering somebody, appeals murder conviction because..... racism!"

Day 1 of telling @LeaderJohnThune : Election integrity isn’t just about what happens on Election Day. It’s the entire process—voter rolls, registration, ballot handling, verification, counting, and chain of custody. If people only focus on the final act of voting while ignoring everything that happens before and after, they’re missing the point entirely. Pass the Save America Act which the overwhelming majority of your constituents want.

BREAKING: "Karmelo Anthony, who murdered Austin Metcalf, and admitted to murdering Austin Metcalf, was found guilty of murder. ...Left goes insane."

The more steps you add between a voter and a ballot box, the more opportunities you create for mistakes, disputes, and distrust. Mail-in voting was a reasonable emergency measure during COVID. Making it the default forever is not. If elections are important enough to determine who governs 330 million people, they're important enough to show up for in person. Voting is the most important civic act in a democracy, yet we've normalized a system where ballots are mass mailed (in CA they're mailed whether you want one or not), sit unattended in mailboxes, get collected by third parties, arrive days or weeks later, and create endless disputes over signatures, chain of custody, and ballot curing. Keep absentee ballots for the military, disabled, elderly, and people who genuinely cannot make it to the polls. Everyone else can vote in person, and nearly all states give you nearly two weeks to vote early in-person. The easier it is to verify a vote, the harder it is to question an election. ...That should be the goal.

Of course it reflects. 1. While it was being primed, nearly every Democratic talking head confidently assured us it wouldn't. 2. Before, it looked like a rolling dumpster. Now it looks magnificent. You're missing both points, though that's hardly unexpected. The first is about credibility; the second is about aesthetics. Somehow you managed to overlook both.

update? It took less than a month for this to age like milk. Is it because you couldn't possibly imagine a task being completed?

The rest of the world: "Election Day." California: "Election Month." - Taiwan counts 14.5 million ballots by hand in hours. - India counts hundreds of millions in a day. - Most U.S. states know the winner that night. But, California needs 37 days to count about 10 million ballots? The argument isn't that California is uniquely large. The argument is that California is apparently the only place on Earth incapable of doing what everyone else does routinely. And somehow we're not supposed to be even slightly skeptical without being called a conspiracy theorist.

And yet, if you question the election process, modern-day Democrats will call you a conspiracy theorist. The problem is that title has developed an annoying habit of aging well.

To Gavin Newsom's corrupt deep blue state: California has the resources, technology, and budget of a global economic powerhouse. There is no reason counting votes should take longer than it does in third-world countries. At best, it's incompetence. At worst, it's corruption. The nation is watching a system that takes weeks to produce results, and will judge your incompetence accordingly.

Steve Hilton dodged the first sleeping bullet. 62% reported.

So are the mathematically impossible California vote spikes for Tom Seyer scheduled for 3 a.m. again, when everyone’s asleep? Are we going to wake up to Steve Hilton in 3rd, or….. ?

With 46% of the vote counted, Karen Bass holds a roughly 6.5-point lead over Spencer Pratt in the LA mayoral race.