Staff Reports
The radical left’s “Squad” is back with another scheme to divide America. These far-left lawmakers held a press conference pushing reparations for all Black Americans—even millionaires. They want hardworking taxpayers to foot the bill for race-based payouts. Their plan ignores personal responsibility and rewards people based on skin color alone.
Meanwhile, ordinary Americans are fed up with the chaos. A new trend called “Black Fatigue” is spreading as citizens reject constant racial guilt trips. Videos show frustrated folks calling out bad behavior in public places like airports and cruise ships. People are tired of being called racist just for wanting safe neighborhoods and civil society.
The liberal media keeps pushing divisive narratives. Megyn Kelly recently blasted the “Blackity-Black” Met Gala theme as exclusionary. But outlets like CNN attacked her for daring to criticize this race-obsessed spectacle. They’d rather hype racial division than celebrate what unites us as Americans.
Democrat Al Green wasted time trying to impeach President Trump—again. This political stunt died instantly, just like his last dozen attempts. The media didn’t even bother covering it. They only care about impeachment when it attacks conservatives.
Fake news spread rumors about Biden pardoning Derek Chauvin. The truth? Chauvin’s still in prison where he belongs. This was another leftist scare tactic to stir racial tension before the election.
Ben Shapiro’s new petition site exposes how both sides exploit voters. His “conservative” platform just harvests emails to sell overpriced merch. It’s all fundraising theater—no real action behind the scenes.
The Squad’s reparations push would bankrupt our country. Their plan punishes kids today for history they didn’t create. Real justice means equal opportunity—not handing out checks based on race.
Americans want leaders who fix problems—not race hustlers making everything about skin color. It’s time to reject this toxic ideology and rebuild national unity. Our strength comes from shared values, not endless victimhood.
