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Jpeach's avatar

Add the genius of the Spencer Pratt campaign to the list of the Democrats polycrisis. The Pratt campaign provides the blueprint for cutting through the Democrats’s propaganda in an entertaining and impactful way.

Virtue Mustwin's avatar

Those ads are the BEST!!!!!

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

His ads are good, but, it's sad that most voters make their decision on who to vote for from ads they have seen, rather than locating a candidate's actual policy recommendations.

Jake's avatar

Trump ran on closing the border and deporting illegal aliens. Pratt is running on cleaning up the streets of homeless and drug addicts. His ads make that point loud and clear and it's killing the Dems.

Bard Joseph's avatar

To brainwash about there being two parties.

WP William's avatar

Uni-party with Factions then. Dem Party having a Dem-Socialist surge, similar to their Hamas-supporters in 2024. Colorado "dark money" billionaire Phil Anschutz owns Coachella, gives to LGBTs, his son-in-law Mike Bennet now running for governor and getting Bloomberg bucks, was helped made Senator by his pop-in-law, yet Dem dark $$$ media and billionaires back to bitching about him attacking democracy with Citizen Initiatives that must be stopped.

Gym+Fritz's avatar

Need to take issue with the idea that the DNC has less money, right this minute, than the GOP.

The Dems, for all practical purposes, have all the money in the world, or at least all of the money they need / want.

The only real constraint on their funding is how fast campaign funds can be effectively spent. (A$billion / month, Kamala?).

It’s all squirreled away via NGOs, foundations, non-profits, fraud, money-laundering, Act-Blue, Soros-types, et cetera.

Remember the $20B+ EPA slush fund? . . . the one that was found.

The Dems have the money (mostly public); they just need to work on their spending machine.

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Great ads but what is the likelyhood it all goes for naught? High is my guess because the communist cheat machine will nullify him.

Bones's avatar

That’s if you leave the odds up to secular mathematics. I claimed second Chronicles 20 before the election in 2024 and by the time it happened I knew Trump was going to win because it was God‘s plan.

I’m doing the same in terms of Pratt’s election.

He said his political model is Jesus Christ. God knows he’s got a man here who will give him glory so of course God will give him victory.

Debra's avatar

And so we pray for Spencer and Californication.

Sue Rosenthal's avatar

Thank you, Bones!!!

🙏🙏🙏 everyday!

Debra's avatar

I had never heard of Spencer until the ads came out. Now I am a fan!

Larrd's avatar

A sense of humor is a great advantage over the sourpuss Democrats.

FlyingDad's avatar

I have only seen those annoying texts pop up on my phone, they get deleted and reported as spam without reading, just like all of them.

Chris's avatar

This ad, very like Pratt's ads, didn't work in Baltimore. I'm hopeful that Pratt will have more success, but I wouldn't be surprised if Bass wins anyway.

Donna in MO's avatar

Yes, I remember this ad even though I don't live anywhere near there! Sad. Although I think the zeitgeist is changing - her ad ran in 2020 when too many people were brainwashed. (and too many still are, but not like back then)

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Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our affliction so that we will be able to comfort those who are in any affliction with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted by God.

— 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 NAS95

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Steenroid's avatar

The reason the Executive Branch has gained power is because the Legislative Brach is a total worthless group. The Senate in particular is totally bought and paid for by outside interests

The Great Santini's avatar

The Senate also thinks of itself as a club with lifetime membership. Prime examples: the recent temper tantrum over Cassidy and Cornyn; the refusal to pass the SAVE America Act; temper tantrum over the $1.776B fund to compensate lawfare victims, etc. etc.

Steenroid's avatar

It is a lifetime commitment to getting rich off the taxpayer and doing very little if any work.

Debra's avatar

Sounds like politics and public employment in general. :(

KateT's avatar

While protesting the compensation fund, Senators are making sure tax oayers give them $500,000 for each line of communication subpoenad during Arctic Frost!

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

Agreed. In all of 2025, Congress gave Trump only one bill: the Big Beautiful Bill. The Senate has refused to let Trump make any recess appointments by staying in session even when they are away on their holidays.

Barbara Lee's avatar

I can fix that. Give this a try. I’m going to go out on a limb here and suggest the “fix” is actually simpler than you might think . How? separate spending from funding. Elected politicians can and should propose spending BUT ONLY citizen taxpayers should APPROVE FUNDING . I.E. distribute decision making across the entire taxpayer population . This will tend to put a hard stop to fraud and waste if given the help of DOGE. Every taxpayer must assign their tax dollars for or NOT for each spending bill proposed. Make a bill obtuse and unintelligible? No problem. Just say “no you can’t use my tax dollars for that.” Bills that taxpayers agree to fund get annual audits and review ie can the government continue to use my tax dollars for this? The result: Budgets then shrink or swell based on performance and the will of THOSE who actually fund the government. If everyone with skin in the game (ie taxpayers) did this, graft and political manipulation would approach zero. Nothing focuses the mind, sharpening the senses more than having one’s own hard work stolen and misused. And nothing would do more to unite Democrats and Republicans than everyone getting the governance they want TO THE EXTENT THEY WERE WILLING TO PAY FOR IT. Note: non-contributing citizens and non-citizens ARE NOT allowed in this assignment. Why? Because they get their say when they vote for or lobby their representatives who propose the spending. But if they aren’t actually paying taxes for government services, then they shouldn’t get to fund the government! This is the step change needed in our constitution! And would do a great deal more to secure our God given rights than all the pontificating party politics or all the social media complaining or all the useless dumb ass protesting.

pretty-red, old guy's avatar

100% correct Barbara.

To implement: All voters registered with copies of their actual birth certificate shown to Fed. Employees(not state), approved as "real", allowed to register on the voting website. If they fail to vote 3 times in a row, they are UN-registered; try again. If they aren't smart enough to use a website and vote on simple items, They should not be voting anyway. DOGE supervised, annually weeded for fraud.

Barbara Lee's avatar

THANK YOU for even entertaining this idea. !! By the way, I always look for your comments on Substack 😍

pretty-red, old guy's avatar

We all must consider thinking out of the box to turn the USA around:

-- your idea, perfect example,

-- with over 3000 counties in the USA, legislation meant for across the country application should be trialed in 5 or 10 random counties and monitored. Only after 1 to 5 years of monitoring should any big Law(Obamacare, the Big Beautiful Bill as examples) go for presidential signature.

-- no emergency bills allowed without extreme voter participation(using your idea)

and on and on.

GregWA's avatar

I like your idea Barbara, but how would such voting work? Would citizens vote on every Bill? How do you protect against the loudest activists with the most time on their hands from running the show?

Maybe require a quorum of 2/3 of all tax paying citizens are needed to approve any spending? Not 2/3 of those voting, 2/3 of all of them! Low turnout? Too bad. Can't get to 2/3 because there are so few things that many of us agree on? Too bad.

So, some details to worry about...but I like it!

Here's my reform idea: have US Senators elected by two groups in each State. Group 1 is the 50% of the population living in the most populous counties (Blue Cities!). Group 2 is everyone else (rural). Overnight, you'd have a 50-50 R-D Senate...if there were no other preferences. But you have all the Red States that would send two conservatives. So, I suspect the Senate would be something like 65-35 conservative to blue hairs.

Barbara Lee's avatar

Yes Greg the mechanics will take an Elon Musk to solve. But we, here in Monroe County Kentucky are going to experiment with a modified version using membership YouTube for deciding Fiscal Court spending. Every voter becomes a member. Every issue gets its own YouTube video. Comments are encouraged live and then open for 7 days afterward. Every voter (who participates) gets a thumbs up or thumbs down vote. It’s a right step in shifting responsibility for OUR tax dollars onto OUR shoulders and encourages intelligent participation. If it works, some more sophisticated version might be adopted nation wide.

Larry Warren's avatar

Arguably due to the ridiculous 17th Amendment that caused the Senate to be a mini-me House.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

I've often wondered if we shouldn't repeal the 17th and return the states to having a voice in Congress. Because it was ratified during the Progressive Era (the founding era of Government by Experts, I'm not sure the 17th was a good idea. After all, it's far easier to shape the opinions (by which I mean propagandize) of the public than it might be to propagandize the views of state governments.

ASensibleMan's avatar

The Republicans may have more money, but given the dummies who run the RNC, I have no faith that they will spend it wisely.

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

These "dummies" are what I call: The Ruling Class of Society. They influence where all the money goes and what policies get focused on. The illusion of democracy: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-ruling-class-of-the-united-states

Gail W's avatar

And that’s why MAGA is picking them off, one by one. Hopefully Cornin’s turn is today!

A.'s avatar
1hEdited

Harvard-trained historian Carroll Quigley spelled it out in his 1949 book, "The Anglo American Establishment".

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Quigley! Haven’t heard that name in forever! Thank you for the reminder! I just talked about the Anglo American establishment yesterday as well trying that to Memorial day and the propaganda that has ensured over society: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/short-thoughts-may-25-memorial-day

Bard Joseph's avatar

Thank you for your service.

Tunnels to Towers is just a recruitment NGO$.

A.'s avatar

I will have a read of that, Franklin.

A.'s avatar

The two important Carroll Quigley books are due for a re-read right about now: "The Anglo American Establishment" (1949) and "Tragedy and Hope" (1966).

There are claims that Quigley was documenting and describing the 2000-year-old British Network (of Globalists). And the games they play. Though the author was one of them himself.

A.'s avatar

Another marker -- former Deputy PM of Canada, Chrystia Freeland, has become the new CEO of the Rhodes Trust in England (while she also works for Zelensky of the Ukraine). The Rhodes Trust of Cecil Rhodes, South African diamond magnate, who established the system of Rhodes Scholars to infiltrate Anglosphere institutions on behalf of the British Network.

WP William's avatar

The importation and resettlement of tens of millions within "Anglo-Protestant" societies achieves their elitist aims far more than some culturally-racially stratified, Apartheid colonial system that was an interim policy i suppose (?).

A.'s avatar

But they do not want too many "elite". Or they would cease to be an elite class. They want many servants/puppets available too.

A.'s avatar
1hEdited

Freeland's appointment to the Rhodes Trust was public news. And by learning about the history of the British Network, it becomes clear why that post is important to them. Freeland herself makes no secret of being a Globalist. She would not have gone from Deputy PM of Canada down to running an insignificant NGO. The point here being that the Rhodes Trust is not insignificant.

Gail W's avatar

True! Fortunately lots of the $ is NOT in RNC’s control. I think that TRUMP actually might control the largest pile of $. I’m glad!

RJ Rambler's avatar

Please don't pile your comments for the whole into and under the heading of someone else's post that isn't related your topic. Thank you.

John Wygertz's avatar

Jeff, if you call out media hypocrisy every time you see it...you won't have time for anything else.

Scott Kinkaid's avatar

I was going to say the same thing!

KCwoofie's avatar

I say call out bs everytime you see it. Don’t let nothin’ slide!

James Goodrich's avatar

Americans are not buying what the democrats are selling. Their soft nudging, trying to coerce their Marxist agenda has turned into hard in your face leftist tyranny and people have caught on to their obvious insanity. With candidates like Graham Platner, you know the guy with a Nazi SS tattoo on his chest, a self proclaimed Nazi Communist, or Texas House candidate Maureen Galindo you can see how frightening the democrats party has become. I realize Platner would be the perfect commandant for Galinda’s concentration camp but unfortunately for these two, evan with the endorsement of Bernie Sanders and Chuck Schumer, both of Jewish decent, Americans are just not into Hitlerism no matter how much they project their totalitarian Naziism onto Trump. The democrat party and the democrat leaders are just plain sick in the head. All of this as America has to suffer through another crazy leftist, democrat pushed assassination attempt on the president of the United States. J.Goodrich

A.'s avatar
1hEdited

Although Americans have to be careful not to go to the opposite extreme, which ends up being just as bad.

Speaking here of parlor tricks and control strategies, there is a controller game of DIVIDE AND CONQUER. In which the controllers surreptitiously promote two opposing extremes in a given society, and then let them tear one another apart. That way, the two opposing groups do the destroying of society themselves. While the controllers sit back and smirk.

I think of the American Civil War here. Or warfare between major clans in the 17th century Highlands of Scotland. Or the Catholic/Protestant wars in Northern Ireland, My bet is that none of these warfare mind-sets were organic....but promoted (by the same men behind the curtain, pulling the lever).

A.'s avatar

I will specifically point out the modern warfare of the WOKE-folk/Democrats against the Fundamentalist Trump supporters. They could easily destroy one another, and society with it.

randall stoehr's avatar

When the smoke clears and the dust settles in Iran and new final middle east grows into

a vision of the New Frontier of peace and prosper from still extracting oils from earth.....

As always,

"Were it not for some Devine perfection and the final moments....

Nothing would ever get done on Earth".

Roger Beal's avatar

There's another "fundraising woe" confronting the Democrats, one not mentioned here. The party's twisted face these days is that of a screaming, ranting lunatic, a fool in denial of both historical and biological reality. Fortunately for the future of our nation, the percentage of the population in alignment with that class of beliefs is small, and arguably is shrinking.

Normal may just be the new cool of 2026.

Debra's avatar

You mean everyone should behave and act in kindness and goodness and maybe say nothing at all if you can't say anything nice? You mean get along in the sandbox?

Sadly, Liberal progressives will not go for it.

pretty-red, old guy's avatar

over the years I have concluded that somewhere between 15 and 25% of Americans is that which you depict. I pray you ARE correct that it is shrinking.

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Seth Keshel thinks there are four keys to Trump winning the Midterms. One is the outcome of the Iran operation. The sooner the resolution the better, and it hinges on the people of Iran taking their country back from within. Here's his assessment from yesterday:

https://skeshel.substack.com/p/the-iranian-peace-deal-is-essential?r=1657tz&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

St. Alia the Knife's avatar

They need a MIPA movement (Make Iran Persian Again).

Cindi's avatar

With traitors like Thune (who prefer to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory) thwarting the SAVE Act, there is probably still lots of opportunity for cheating & fraud in the midterms.

On a positive note, people from all over the country say (tongue in cheek) they plan to show up in LA to vote for Pratt, saying, “what are they gonna do, ask for ID?” 😂

Valerie's avatar

One thing I notice is than republicans tend to vote out our radicals and are starting to do a better job of ousting those that are ‘retired in place’ that aren’t moving the party’s agenda forward (like Cornyn… if you’re in TX go vote today!)

The Democrats, however, seem to be terrified of their party radicals and kowtow to them. The normie libs have now seen it and are refusing to support the party financially, even if they agree with the platform. It’s an interesting thing to watch.

Cindi's avatar

Agree, Valerie. Supposedly Paxton has a real chance to oust that decrepit barnacle.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

I would go to L.A. just to vote for Platt, but the thought of being in California is enough to convince me to stay in PA.

Cindi's avatar

I used to love CA when it was still sane in the 1960s-1970s & even attended college in San Diego for a period. But as many beautiful places as there still are, I refuse to spend a dime in CA & haven’t been there in years.

Valerie's avatar

Me too, but I’m too cheap. I’d vote in every precinct, too.

PE Bird's avatar

"...like those evil flying monkeys dressed up as elevator attendants in The Wizard of Oz."

Jeff, always noticing something I missed in plain sight.

pretty-red, old guy's avatar

the image generated by that phrase is . . . just plain funny.

Teresa Parmenter's avatar

Made me laugh too - he was right on the money with the description ! 😂

shayne's avatar

Good Morning everyone!

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Yes, it is a good morning here.

shayne's avatar

Glad to hear it, Dave

NoVA mom's avatar

Happy drizzly Tuesday morning all! ☔️Had over 3.5” in the last few days….

BBS's avatar

Check your sump pumps!

Mary H.'s avatar

Lucky you ! We haven’t had rain in weeks and are experiencing a severe drought in Savannah.

NoVA mom's avatar

I’d send it your way if I could… gonna start growing 🍄‍🟫🍄🍄‍🟫

VelvetStitching's avatar

We need rain! We got two downpours for abt 15 minutes yesterday - the ground soaked it up like a dry sponge.... And still looks dusty!

NoVA mom's avatar

🙏🏻☔️💦

rolandttg's avatar

I must agree face effing your phones IS one of the causes of lower fertility. The first time I saw how disruptive smart phones are was 20 years ago at an outdoor cafe in Munich. Near us was a young couple on what seemed to be a first date. While he stared at her awkwardly, I never saw her put her phone down. That has now become SoP. That said, there are certainly others, like the steadily declining sperm count deliberately engineered into our food and environment for decades. Woke is another, where so many women believe they no longer need a man. Publicly shaming "toxic masculinity" is another, so men say screw it, why bother chasing tail if all I get is humiliated most of the time. Add in Gate's infamous declaration at a conference that with effective use of vaccines, they can decrease the population by 10 %.

It has all been planned, of that I am certain.

Sunnydaze's avatar

Add in also the fact that FINDING someone who didn’t inject themselves with poison makes it difficult to even find a spouse that CAN procreate. We worried for our son these past years. It was extremely difficult to find a woman who wasn’t brainwashed. I will report that he did find someone with untainted blood, had an amazing God centered wedding last year, and we are now expecting our first grandchild. A grandson 🙌. It’s possible. But it’s more rare these days. God said to be fruitful and multiply at the beginning of mankind. The devil has perverted that ever since. So thankful our son and daughter in law practiced self control and approached their relationship from a biblical standard. And, they waited to procreate until after being married. Now we are celebrating!!!!

rolandttg's avatar

Excellent point I missed. I know even being well past procreation age, I would not want to date anyone who was jabbed due to all too real shedding. So happy your son's story had a happy ending. I donate to Safeblood / Blessed by His Blood, and ran into the "we don't want any blood transfusions" last week during my wife's reverse shoulder replacement. Had to explain it to 4 different people, and sign waivers.

Sunnydaze's avatar

Thank you. We are so excited!! That’s another one we’ve talked about! Blood transfusions. Gone are the days of trusting anyone’s blood. Wow. Good job on your part!!! Nothing is simple anymore.

rolandttg's avatar

https://www.blessedbyhisblood.com/apply/

You do not have to donate to be a member. It only works for a planned operation, as time is needed to find donors, donate, and send the blood. Best I have seen so far, and I know it works because I donated once. I looked for 2 years before someone on C&C posted this site and I investigated.

Oma's avatar

Thank you for reposting.

Sunnydaze's avatar

This looks great! I was looking through the FAQ and -do I understand correctly that they test the blood for MRNA but can’t determine yet if a covid injection specifically was had?

rolandttg's avatar

Correct. It is more an honor system backed up by as many "tells" as they can garner. Like organic food and wild caught fish, there are no guarantees. At least they are trying, which the Red Cross is doing the opposite.

VelvetStitching's avatar

Beautiful! Congratulations! My youngest just got engaged!

Sunnydaze's avatar

Congratulations!!!

Debra's avatar

Congratulations Granny! Just wait, you are going to fall in love like you never have before!

Sunnydaze's avatar

It. Is. Amazing! The moment they shared the news life changed. We are so excited to see him face to face. Already seeing his personality come out in his movements and busy times of day. It is so fun! 🤩 We told our son and daughter in law they will probably have to schedule time on the calendar to see their son! 😂

Rom828's avatar

Plus, WiFi? 4-5G as a factor?

rolandttg's avatar

I would say "covered" as a now environmental factor, because you cannot avoid it. Remember the rollout of5 G towers was considered essential during the scamdemic.

DaveL's avatar

Who is planning this, I’d like to know.

rolandttg's avatar

The usual suspects. The globalists have not even hidden their depopulation agenda for decades.

Michelle D's avatar

Don't forget the slop of "doing your part to stop the overpopulation of the earth to preserve it's limited resources" badge of honor. Now the libs are turning on Chrisitians who have babies with sneering condemnation. I know many youngeters who won't have kids due to state of the world and overpopulation.

ICON's avatar

These Libtards deserve the moniker. They are apparently oblivious to the fact that their actions run totally opposite to their stated policies. Take their hatred for Monarchies... After nationwide "NO KINGS" marches (funded by a Libtard billionaire) these clowns stood like barking and clapping sea lions, unilaterally giving the King of England a standing ovation during his visit to Congress. Stupid is as stupid does...

Dindu Nuffin's avatar

Good morning y’all

shayne's avatar

Morning DN!

Mark D.'s avatar

When they lose bigly, dishonest Democrats will use the Act blue reckoning and redistricting to make their usual sore loser claim: “Republicans cheated!”

Sunnydaze's avatar

They have already started doing it. I’m noticing a trend. They can’t change definitions anymore because we see what they are doing. So now they are hijacking terminology. The swamp, cheaters, criminals, do your research, impeach, and the list goes on. There’s a whole lot more than I can think of at the moment 🙄. They copy the conservatives vocabulary when their crimes don’t pay off. I want to vomit when I hear a liberal invoking conservative terminology and twisting it to benefit themselves.

Barbara Lee's avatar

Jeff, about social media and declining birth rates, I want to offer a small but meaningful tidbit of information. I live next to a thriving Amish community that has no media whatsoever, even the books are curated. For families with wives between the ages of 18 to 48, the average number of children per family is a whopping 9.5. Nine and a half kids per mother !!! 😱Granted, the lack of screens is just one factor. Then there is home grown food, raw milk, plenty of sunshine and hard work. An aversion to modern technology including fake medicine like the near religious worship of vaccines is also probably in their favor. And a devotion to God and family values might also help. Community life where everyone works toward the good of all and there is NO dog eat dog climb up the whatever ladder is probably another factor. Finally, rural farm life makes child rearing incredibly cheap. Have one or 12 … they don’t even notice the cost. Not so with English city folk. The cause of infertility is outline right here! You can’t prove me wrong. I’m holding the birth certificate receipts 😆😆😆

FrankInFL's avatar

See? Socialism works… where profit is a secondary consideration. 😉