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By this logic, I can sell Ferraris for $10 as long as taxpayers pay the other $399,990. Problem solved. That’s the economics behind ā€œ30% below retail.ā€ The price doesn’t disappear. It just gets transferred to taxpayers, who also get the privilege of paying for Mamdani’s grocery stores, the staff, the electricity, the maintenance, and everything else. Meanwhile, local grocery stores and bodegas get to compete with a government store that never has to earn a profit.
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Democrats blacklisting the far-left backfired. Former Democratic operative @evanwch reveals how ā€œProgress Inc.ā€ became the secret weapon of the far left and how it’s taking over the Democratic Party. Watch the full interview on the PAS Report Podcast. Link in comments
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EXCLUSIVE: DAN OSBORN CAUGHT ON VIDEO SAYING HE’LL CHAMPION LGBTQ & IMMIGRATION RADICALISM AFTER THE ELECTION! ā€œAt the end of the day, I’m gonna win this election. And then I’ll be the Senator for six years and everybody else can f-off.ā€ ā€œI can go and I can be the voice for LGBTQ and immigration and all of these issues. Then I lose the election.ā€ New video obtained by Townhall captures Nebraska Senate candidate Dan Osborn explaining what he says he can’t campaign on if he wants to win in November. Details below šŸ‘‡
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Why did it take Senator Chuck Grassley to find this new information about Thomas Crooks? Is he the only person in DC with any investigative powers? The FBI was told by the Crooks' family that an "anonymous donor" paid for the cremation. It's been more than two years. Why has that donor not been identified and questioned? Who was it, what was his/her motivation? What evidence was destroyed?
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What Americans want is freedom from responsibility. Copy @PasReport open.spotify.com/episode/6ND…
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We made it to July 4. Then we realized that declaring independence and actually winning it are two different things. So our series is continuing under a new name: Dispatches from the American Revolution.
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So, are you following all this? Kids will no longer need to pass five Regents exams, but they will need to take (though not pass) four newly created state assessments covering the same subjects as the Regents: English, math, science, and social studies. PLUS, students must demonstrate that they’ve acquired the six attributes of a ā€œPortrait of a Graduateā€: 1. Academically Prepared 2. A Creative Innovator 3. A Critical Thinker 4. An Effective Communicator 5. A Global Citizen 6. Reflective and Future-Focused Local districts like NYC Public Schools are charged with coming up with ways to assess these traits (good luck). For students to develop these attributes, teachers and principals will need to first develop curricula, projects, and assignments for students to complete in grades 9–11. Oh, this is supposed to take effect in the next school year 2027-28. No wonder advocacy group EdTrust-New York is asking to @NYSED to pause its plans entirely! ā€˜In a purgatory period’: NY takes next step in graduation overhaul, leaving unanswered questions chalkbeat.org/newyork/2026/0…
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This week, I asked my students a simple question: Were you ever taught about 9/11 and al-Qaeda? Many told me they had participated in 9/11 remembrance ceremonies in school. They learned that the attacks happened, but they had never actually been taught about the events leading up to September 11, who al-Qaeda was, why America was attacked, or what followed. Think about that for minute. We spent more than 20 years at war following the attacks of 9/11, it changed our entire way of life, yet an entire generation of Americans can graduate from school w/o ever understanding who we were fighting, why we were fighting them, or how we got there. It’s important to remember and honor the nearly 3,000 that died that day, more than 9,400 who have since died from 9/11-related illnesses, and thousands of soldiers KIA and those who came back w/life altering injuries. That’s exactly why 9/11 needs to be more than just a once a year ceremony. If we want future generations to understand 9/11, we have to teach them the history behind it, including the rise of al-Qaeda, the ideology that motivated the attacks, the warnings and attacks that came before September 11, what we sacrificed in the name of security, and the wars that followed. To me, there is a pre-9/11 America and a post-9/11 America. Sadly, the generations born after 9/11 will never truly know what pre-9/11 America was like. But they should at least understand what changed, why it changed, and the price we paid. ā€œNever Forgetā€ should also mean never stop teaching what happened and why.
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If Republicans embrace federal programs whenever they like the purpose, can they still credibly claim to believe in limited government? This is exactly what I warned about two weeks ago. Republicans won’t win elections by acting like Democrats. šŸŽ§ Do Conservatives Still Believe in Limited Government? Link in comments
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ā€œNo. Incentivizing government dependency isn’t ā€œgreatā€ for families. Dependency is one of the tools the left has used for the past 100 years to destroy the family. This proposal will also include illegal aliens, as currently law determines status by the child not the adults so anchor babies are eligible for this fund, which isn’t ā€˜great’ for American families ā€¦ā€
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Pay people to stay home with their kids? This is NOT conservative. When did it become conservative to start a huge new welfare program? I’m 100% in support of stay at home Moms. This is how my kids were raised (thank God). but as a conservative, I don’t think the government should pay them.
Replying to @DefiyantlyFree
You are providing the most accurate, succint narrative on this issue. Please keep going.
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That has been my question. When an elected official does not hold up the oath they swore to, how can they remain in office?
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Democrats reap what they sow. Until their proven failed policies effects on of their own, then perhaps then, maybe they will concede to their undeniable failed agendas. foxnews.com/politics/sherril…
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Can someone swear an oath to support and defend the Constitution while campaigning to dismantle its core institutions? @SenTedCruz says not in good faith. He also says this is a constitutional question he is actively examining. Full interview on The P.A.S. Report. Link in comments. And a big thank you to Senator @TedCruz for coming on to discuss his new book, Going Further: The Incomparable Clarence Thomas, and the broader constitutional challenges facing the country.
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This is called victimology: every individual failure is blamed on ā€œthe system.ā€ Therefore, the system must be dismantled through revolution to ā€œliberateā€ the individual. That is the logic of Communism: turn people into victims, blame the system, and justify revolution as the solution. Victimology is the gateway to Communism.
Abdul El-Sayed: Being poor is not a failure. We need to push back against the cult of hard work.
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Sanctimonious Yale Prof Markovitz speaking at Oxford rails against meritocracy & complains about the vast difference between spending on private vs public schools, as if that’s a legitimate critique of the former (which is VOLUNTARY) and valid defense of the latter (which is MANDATORY). I say PRIVATIZE ALL OF IT and the average per pupil would be $20,000 with high quality. End public ownership and control of the means of instruction. NOW. linkedin.com/posts/carloslui…
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How disgusting he is
🚨 NOW: Ugandan Mayor Mamdani is facing major backlash from victims' families after he signed a 9/11 executive order and gave the honorary pen to a lawyer who REPRESENTED an AL-QAEDA TERRORIST connected to the Pentagon attack — NYP The enemy is inside the gates. The pen was handed off to Ramzi Kassem, Mamdani's chief counsel — the same man who represented Ahmed al-Darbi His ceremony is literally proof that New York forgot... One person who lost his brother in the North Tower attack: "It's BULLSH*T. How can you defend a guy like that who wants to do Americans or any innocent person harm?" This Islamist is spitting on America in our faces! 😠
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