“Three people, two bullets, Gilbert, Hitler, and Pol Pot. Gilbert gets two bullets to the head.”
After a phone call, Coyner texted Jones, “You were talking about hoping Jennifer Gilbert’s children would die.” Jones answered, “Yes, I’ve told you this before. Only when people feel pain personally do they move on policy.”
– Virginia Democrat Attorney General Candidate Jay Jones
“Listen, this is really, really clear,” Youngkin told 7News. “This is one of those morality tests. Are you going to support someone who wants young children to die, to put bullets in somebody’s head, and wants police officers to die or not?”
– Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin
“To bring Russia to the negotiating table, NATO Allies must stop buying Russian oil and continue to support Ukraine with top-notch American equipment. This, coupled with President Trump’s historic leadership as peacemaker-in-chief, will change the battlefield calculus.”
– U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker
Schumer’s Democrat Shutdown: Think about this… Taxpayers are paying $400 Million to federal employees to do NOTHING! OK, maybe not so shocking given the government inefficiency… but this is the Democrats plan?!?
All for perceived political benefit for their “left-wing” progressives… thanks!
Free Stuff: Just remember, government can’t give anything to anyone until it first takes it from someone else.
Hey taxpayers… the Democrats are lying to you… again.
Nobel Peace Prize: Who cares?!? Yeah, President Trump deserves it based on his successes around the world… particularly when you compare him to President Obama and his disastrous foreign policy.
When it comes to peace, here are a few successes worth taking into consideration:
Armenia – Azerbaijan
Cambodia – Thailand
D.R. Congo – Rwanda
Egypt – Ethiopia
India – Pakistan
Israel – Bahrain
Israel – Gaza
Israel – Iran
Israel – Morocco
Israel – Sudan
Israel – UAE
Serbia – Kosovo
As in everything these days, there’s politics. The political elite and the New/Old World Order all see Trump as a disrupter… in many ways he is… and many, including me, would argue in a good way.
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–Saul Anuzis
Virginia AG candidate Jay Jones said if more cops got killed, they wouldn’t shoot so many people, lawmaker claims
Virginia’s Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones chillingly suggested that if more cops got killed after being stripped of legal protection, they would shoot fewer people, according new claims from an ex-colleague in the state legislature.
Jones, a former Democrat representative in Virginia’s House of Delegates, is already facing calls to drop out after Republican Del. Carrie Coyner revealed 2022 text exchanges between them in which he suggested he would shoot then-House Speaker Todd Gilbert over Adolf Hitler, and said Gilbert and his wife should have to watch his “fascist” children die.
Coyner has come forward with new allegations against Jones, telling the Virginia Scope Monday that during a 2020 conversation about qualified immunity, she told Jones that without the legal protection, police officers would get killed.
“Well, maybe if a few of them died, that they would move on, not shooting people, not killing people,” Jones responded according to Coyner.
Five ways the Trump administration can save the American Dream and prevent socialism
Home ownership shouldn’t feel out of reach for young Americans
Young people are demoralized and are turning to the promises of socialism. While socialism is entirely decoupled from reality, young Americans are frustrated, believing that the American Dream is out of reach. In a recent survey, almost a third of Millennials and nearly 40% of Gen Z said they believe they will never own a home.
While wrongly identifying capitalism as the culprit for the ills of cronyism and central planning, including monetary and fiscal policy that has increased the cost of living, their concerns are real and valid. Whereas in the past, there have been periods with high interest rates with reasonable home prices, and periods with low interest rates and high home prices, would-be homebuyers today are contending with both.
If a home is the physical embodiment of the American Dream, it shouldn’t feel out of reach. Here are some suggestions to once again make the American Dream attainable.
Supreme Court Could Kill Voting Rights Act’s Affirmative-Action Gerrymandering, Give GOP 19 More Seats
A report released on Wednesday found that Republicans could garner 19 additional congressional districts if the Supreme Court were to void part of a civil rights-era law.
The Supreme Court will rehear Louisiana v. Callais, a case that could result in the elimination of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, a provision that bars “racial gerrymandering when it dilutes minority voting power,” according to Politico.
Newsweek explains it like this:
Section 2 of the VRA prohibits any voting practice or districting plan that results in racial or language-minority voters having less opportunity than others to participate in the political process and elect candidates of their choice.
The dispute, consolidated with Robinson v. Callais, stems from Louisiana’s 2022 redistricting and raises fundamental questions about how states balance the protection of minority voters with constitutional limits on race-based decision-making.
At the center is Louisiana’s congressional map known as Senate Bill 8, adopted after a federal court ordered creation of a second majority-Black district to remedy “vote dilution” under Section 2. That court later struck SB8 down, concluding it amounted to a racial gerrymander that “violates the Equal Protection Clause” of the Fourteenth Amendment.
A report from Fair Fight Action and Black Voters Matter Fund, two Democrat voting rights groups, said that a victory at the nation’s highest court guarantee a Republican majority.
Politico wrote:
While a ruling in time for next year’s midterms is unlikely, the organizations behind the report said that it’s not out of the question. Taken together, the groups identified 27 total seats that Republicans could redistrict in their favor ahead of the midterms — 19 of which stem from Section 2 being overturned.
Doing so would “clear the path for a one-party system where power serves the powerful and silences the people,” Black Voters Matter Fund co-founder LaTosha Brown said in a statement.
European Union Ambassador to the U.S.: E.U.-U.S. Relations Going in the ‘Right Direction’ Under Trump, Von Der Leyen
European Union Ambassador to the United States Jovita Neliupšienė told Breitbart News exclusively in a lengthy interview last week that relations between Europe and the United States are going the “right direction” under the leadership of U.S. President Donald Trump and E.U. Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen.
“I think that they are going the very right direction because we had a meeting of Commission President Von der Leyen and President Trump in Scotland, in D.C., and on the margins of the NATO summit as well,” Neliupšienė said in the interview at the headquarters of the Delegation of the European Union to the United States in downtown Washington last week. “So I think that it’s really pretty clear that there are a lot of issues to be discussed. We have the most developed trade and investment relations. We have security alliances working. And I think that we are closer value-based allies than you can find around the world.”
Part of the strength of the relationship between the two, Neliupšienė said, is that Trump seems to respect Von der Leyen’s ability to deliver what she promises.
“Well, I think that the idea that first of all the Commission president is the one responsible for implementing our trade policy,” Neliupšienė said when asked about how the two of them get along personally. “So the European Union, and it’s a European competence, so the Commission negotiates on the behalf of the member states. So the trade relations are so huge. Of course, the one who is negotiating is an important person so I think that—but she’s very competent as a person. She is really, really very personal. I think that maybe resonates with the President, with President Trump. If I may guess, from media, from what you report, he likes the people who actually have their things in their hands and can deliver. I think this is where they meet. This is where the understanding comes. President Trump several times repeated publicly that she is a big boss. She’s a strong leader. I think we are seeing that they see each other not only for bilateral meetings but on different occasions. The last one was actually in New York during the United Nations General Assembly. Leaders are humans as well.”
European Parliament backs Ukraine’s right to strike military targets inside Russia with Western weapons
The resolution urges EU member states to ease existing limits that have prevented Ukraine from targeting Russian military facilities with Western-supplied arms.
The European Parliament has called for lifting restrictions that prevent Ukraine from using Western-supplied weapons against military targets on Russian territory, according to a resolution adopted on October 9 in Strasbourg.
Western governments have long limited Ukraine’s ability to strike inside Russia, citing fears of escalation, NATO entanglement, and retaliatory attacks on Europe. These limitations have constrained how Ukraine can respond to Russian attacks launched from inside Russian territory.
The resolution, focused on a coordinated European response to Russia’s aerial threats, states that Ukraine should be allowed to strike launch sites and military facilities inside Russia used to attack Ukrainian civilians and critical infrastructure.
“[The European Parliament] calls for the lifting of restrictions on the use of Western weapons systems delivered to Ukraine against military targets on Russian territory, as these are used for launching attacks on Ukraine’s population and critical civilian infrastructure.”
The European Parliament stressed that Russia’s recent aggressive actions will not weaken the EU’s commitment to supporting Ukraine’s right to self-defense.
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado wins 2025 Nobel Peace Prize
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for her decades-long struggle against authoritarianism, fearless defense of democracy and her bold moral leadership in a country racked by crisis.
Known as “Venezuela’s ‘Iron Lady,’” Machado has been in hiding for more than 14 months after refusing to bow out after Nicolás Maduro declared victory in a US- and EU-criticized election.
The US and most Venezuelans, according to a recent survey, do not recognize Maduro’s leadership as legitimate after he stole the past two elections.
Machado, in the face of disqualifications, threats, and forced silence, has persisted — pushing for free elections, mobilizing citizens, exposing human rights abuses and serving as the moral conscience of her country.
Though underground, she has continued to work for free elections, rule of law and accountability in Caracas as the government has restricted political rights, illegitimately disqualified opposition candidates and brutally cracked down on dissent.
NY AG Letitia James indicted on federal bank fraud, false claims charges
New York state Attorney General Letitia James was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury in Virginia on charges of bank fraud and making false claims to a financial institution that netted her nearly $19,000 in savings on a loan for a second home, according to the Department of Justice.
The indictment was handed up in the Eastern District of Virginia, where former FBI Director James Comey was indicted Sept. 25 on charges of lying to Congress and obstruction of justice
“No one is above the law. The charges as alleged in this case represent intentional, criminal acts and tremendous breaches of the public’s trust,” US Attorney Lindsey Halligan said in a statement. “The facts and the law in this case are clear, and we will continue following them to ensure that justice is served.”
James responded in a statement: “This is nothing more than a continuation of the president’s desperate weaponization of our justice system. He is forcing federal law enforcement agencies to do his bidding, all because I did my job as the New York State Attorney General.”
“These charges are baseless, and the president’s own public statements make clear that his only goal is political retribution at any cost,” she added. “The president’s actions are a grave violation of our Constitutional order and have drawn sharp criticism from members of both parties.”
‘Melania’ documentary highlights the first lady’s life behind the scenes
Here’s your first look at “Melania,” a new documentary film, which will hit theaters nationwide on January 30, that takes us inside the life of one of the most enigmatic first ladies.
Amazon MGM Studios, which reportedly spent $40 million on the project, promises what it calls a “backstage pass” into Melania’s private world as she juggles family, business and her reprised role in the 20 days leading up to her husband’s 2025 inauguration.
The lavishly filmed movie, directed by directed by seasoned Hollywood filmmaker Brett Ratner, spans the worlds of high fashion, geopolitics and international philanthropy, as former top model Melania prepares for the inauguration and oversees her family’s move into the White House residence, for the second time in eight years.
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