The Rise Of Islamington
Welcome to Islamington. Featuring Zohran Mamdani, Hasan Piker, Sneako, Kamala Harris, and Abdul El-Sayed — the Islamo trash of America, joined by their mouthpieces Thomas Massie and Tucker Carlson. Here’s more from DFF.
Welcome to Islamington. Featuring Zohran Mamdani, Hasan Piker, Sneako, Kamala Harris, and Abdul El-Sayed — the Islamo trash of America, joined by their mouthpieces Thomas Massie and Tucker Carlson. Here’s more from DFF.
What’s the dirtiest secret in Congress? The answer: The unfettered ability of members of Congress to use exclusive information they gather to make profitable stock trades.
U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna, the Democrat from California who partnered with Republican Thomas Massie to push the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, is a prime example. When Khanna came to Congress, he had a net worth of $800,000. Now, he boasts a net worth of $30 million.
How did he pad his wealth so quickly? Since he has joined the House, Khanna has made, on average, 42 stock deals a week. And he’s hardly the only one pulling this monkey business.
Congressional members make more than 25,000 stock deals per year. Efforts to implement reforms and forbid insider trading by members of Congress keep getting voted down — mostly by the Democrats, but also by Republicans in on the take. They all have an incentive to avoid controls. Like former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, they are as slick — and dirty — as snot. Here’s more from Steve Turley.
Thomas Massie lost his Kentucky primary by 10 points and immediately blamed Israel. Bridget’s not buying it.
She breaks down why Massie lost his own constituents, why Israel derangement syndrome is the new woke, and why the anti-woke comedians who’ve gone down this road are starting to sound exactly like the people they used to make fun of.
Also: Trump trolling the right by saying he’ll run for prime minister of Israel. Here’s a new edition of The Dumpster Fire from Bridget Phetasy.
Will President Donald Trump win the midterms simply by getting rid of RINOs, and replacing them with Senators and Representatives who will actually support the Republican agenda? Two reprobate RINOS — John Cornyn of Texas and Bill Cassidy of Louisiana — have now been removed from the Senate. Republicans are likely to hold both seats, meaning we actually now have two new votes we couldn’t count on before.
Similarly, the RINO U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky was beat down, while another RINO from Kentucky — Sen. Mitch McConnell — retired. So Trump might actually have more maneuvering room even if we don’t take additional seats this fall. We should certainly work to take more seats — and drive the dimwit leftists into the sea! But we’ll take any advantage we can get, however it arises!
As far as the traitors go, now comes the pain! This coming month should see a few more of them resign — some quite possibly following indictments. Even if we’re only talking a few seats here and there, let’s take them. One by one, we achieve peace through strength. Not only the strength to withstand foreign enemies, but our domestic ones as well. Pray! Here’s more from And We Know.
Thomas Massie transitions from politics into the fast food industry.
We know you’re tired of the same old chicken… it’s time for a change! Here’s more from DFF.
I have been far too kind to the Sperg-Right. That ends today. Here’s more from RazorFist.
While the victories by Trump-backed candidates are encouraging, the wins by antisemitic and outright Jew-hating Democrats are downright terrifying! Let’s take a look…Here’s more from Lori Colley.
Thomas Massie is the latest lying Libertarian and RINO flake to be thoroughly trounced by Republican voters. The seven-term U.S. Representative from the 4th District of Kentucky lost his primary Tuesday night to Ed Gallrein, who had been endorsed by President Donald Trump. With 96 percent of the vote counted, Gallrein led Massie 57,053 to 47,018 votes, close to a 10 point advantage.
Massie had perturbed Trump more than any other member of Congress. Trump, in fact, had tweeted urging Massie’s defeat and calling him “the worst and most unreliable Republican Congressman in the history of our Country.” They had tangled over the Iranian Conflict, the border wall, the Big Beautiful Bill and the Jeffrey Epstein revelations.
Massie’s ouster follows Louisiana rejecting two-term U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, a Republican who voted for the impeachment of Trump, and Indiana voters ousting State House members who refused to redistrict the state’s Congressional seats. These successes have emboldened Trump to support Ken Paxton in his bid to oust another RINO — U.S. Sen. John Cronyn of Texas.
The lesson here: Republican voters want legislators who will deliver results, not snotty-nosed RINOs and Libertarians blocking GOP legislation, citing personal whims. In short, we’re taking out the trailer trash. Here’s more from Doug In Exile.
All eyes are on Kentucky as Thomas Massie faces a primary challenge today in the northern 4th Congressional district. Over the weekend, President Donald Trump retweeted his disgust for Massie, calling him “the worst and most unreliable Congressman in the history of our nation.”
Trump’s call for action comes after Louisiana voters handily defeated two-term U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy, who had voted in favor of Trump’s impeachment, along with the Democratic extremists. The arrogant and unreptentant Cassidy didn’t even come in a close second — he could barely claim a distant third place showing! In recent weeks, Indiana also weighed in, knocking out nearly all of the state legislators who had voted against redistricting Indiana’s congressional seats as Trump has requested.
One by one, state by state, Trump supporters are making it clear. If you are a RINO, and especially a loud-mouthed RINO who casts shade on Trump, you better have another job lined up. Because Republicans by wide margins will no longer re-elect you to office. Like Mitt Romney, you’re destined to become little more than a forgettable, historical relic. Here’s more from Steve Turley.
Latest polls show Massie trailing Trump-favored candidate Ed Gallrein by 5 or 6 points. Polls close at 6 p,m, so we should know the results fairly early, unless it’s a nailbiter.