Staff Reports
The political circus never stops. Radical leftists in Congress are pushing more insane ideas while America shakes its head. Let’s break down the latest madness.
The so-called “Squad” is back with their reparations fantasy. These far-left politicians want taxpayers to foot the bill for cash handouts to every Black American—even millionaires. Working-class Americans already struggling with Biden’s economy would get stuck paying for this unfair scheme. It’s pure socialism dressed up as justice.
Meanwhile, the media treats these clowns like serious leaders instead of laughing them out of town. Networks air their wild demands without asking basic questions. Why should a single mom in Iowa pay reparations to a wealthy celebrity in Hollywood? The Squad’s plan punishes hardworking people for crimes they never committed.
“Black Fatigue” is exploding online as normal folks reject this toxic ideology. Americans of all races are sick of being called racists for wanting safe neighborhoods and clean streets. Regular people are fed up with mobs brawling on airplanes and rioters smashing cities. They’re done pretending chaos is “racial justice.”
Congressman Al Green picked the worst time to try impeaching Trump—again. Trump’s polling stronger than ever, but Green keeps wasting time on this obsession. The media yawned because they know it’s a joke. Democrats would rather attack their enemies than fix inflation or the border crisis.
Rumors swirled about a Derek Chauvin pardon, but smart conservatives aren’t falling for it. The left loves spreading lies to paint Trump supporters as extremists. Real Americans care about law and order, not defending criminals.
Ben Shapiro’s latest petition site looks like another email grab. Conservatives should stay sharp—too many grifters exploit our movement for cash. True patriots fight with actions, not just clickbait.
The Squad’s circus proves the left has no real solutions. They push division, hate, and handouts while America burns. It’s time to end this madness at the ballot box.
