1. The Left’s dehumanization of Trump is pushing people over the edge – with disastrous consequences
The article discusses the arrest of a former Coast Guard lieutenant by the FBI for allegedly making threats to kill President Trump. The individual had served in the Coast Guard for 33 years and also worked as a FEMA instructor, raising questions about his motivations. The FBI affidavit revealed that the suspect made online statements suggesting various methods to assassinate the president and self-identified as a member of ANTIFA. The article also delves into the concept of “Trump Derangement Syndrome” and how constant attacks on Trump from the Left may influence individuals to contemplate violence. The author emphasizes the impact of words and rhetoric on triggering violent actions, calling for an end to dehumanizing indoctrination.
2. The new map that could be guiding Trump’s Middle East moves
President Donald Trump has made unexpected and rapid moves across the Middle East, confusing Washington and America’s allies. His actions include reopening backchannels with Iran, threatening its regime, and lifting U.S. sanctions on Syria’s Islamist leader. Trump hosted Pakistan’s top general at the White House, causing tension with India. These moves seem scattered individually but align with the goal of clearing obstacles to infrastructure, specifically the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor (IMEC). Trump’s approach to Iran involves a combination of engagement and pressure, similar to his strategy with North Korea. His focus on infrastructure and economic leverage in the region marks a shift in U.S. foreign policy towards trade routes and economic corridors over traditional alliances and ideologies.
3. REP RO KHANNA: A commonsense, bipartisan plan for immigration
The article discusses the crisis in Los Angeles as a test of federalism and American values. It condemns political violence, vandalism, and harassment of law enforcement. President Trump’s attempt to override Governor Newsom’s authority over the National Guard was criticized for damaging the principle of limited federal power. Californians preferred local and state law enforcement to restore order instead of military intervention. The administration’s disregard for checks and balances and court orders is seen as alarming, with a call for bipartisan leadership to address immigration issues. Additionally, the article advocates for creating a path to legalization and citizenship for undocumented immigrants, particularly those working in farming, hotels, and restaurants, to promote social cohesion and national prosperity.
4. ‘No Kings’ rallies are a Trojan Horse for radical, violent Leftists
The article discusses the recent “No Kings” rallies that were initially peaceful but later turned violent in various cities across the Pacific Northwest. Despite the peaceful intentions of the organizers, militant groups took advantage of the situation to engage in vandalism, assaults, and other criminal activities. The article highlights incidents in Seattle, Spokane, Tukwila, and Portland where violence erupted after initially peaceful protests. The author warns that these violent actions are not spontaneous but part of a coordinated strategy by radical groups to infiltrate and destabilize communities. The article concludes by cautioning that the “No Kings” movement is just the beginning of a larger strategy by radical activists to incite chaos under the guise of activism.
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