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.@DaveEubankFBR explains the brutality of the conflict in Burma: "I lost a team member maybe once a year getting shot by the dictators. Now it's over once a month. We've lost 79 of my team, over 250 wounded, including myself. It's brutal."

.@DrFrankTurek: "If you destroy the biological two-parent family, you're going to destroy civilization... We need to be engaged in the three institutions God created: He created the church, He created government, and He created the family, and we’ve got to be concerned about all three of those. We can't be one-third or just two-thirds of a Christian."

.@DrFrankTurek calls out the cultural Marxism behind the support for Lindsay Clancy:

.@AlexMarlow is calling out James Talarico's bluff: "He's a Christian who hates Christianity, and that's not my quote. That's his quote—that's what he said."

.@GovMikeHuckabee has a message for Americans who are weary about Trump’s actions against Iran: “A lot of Americans don't realize this is not about gas prices. This is about our survival.”

Democratic socialism is gaining ground in American politics. Have we forgotten the lessons of history?

How should Americans feel about the Trump administration’s proposal to provide financial assistance to stay-at-home parents? @Eric_Eggers raises a concern: “The more government-funded programs you have, the more rife with fraud opportunities they are. And we have not seen programs like this go well from an integrity and efficiency standpoint in the states where they’ve been tried before.”

.@ashleyhayek exposes the troubling line of reasoning shared by abortion and the Lindsay Clancy case: “The Left wants one size fits all. The choice is abortion. The choice is it's okay to k*ll your kids. And that's not a choice that we should even be considering at this point.”

.@sagesteele says her lawsuit against ESPN could have been avoided if they would have done this one thing:

As the WNBA gathers a boardroom full of people to define what a woman is, @sagesteele asks the question no one seems willing to answer: “Why is it only biological men trying to come play women’s sports?”

.@RepKeithSelf warns that the surveillance state is growing—and Flock cameras could be the next big threat to Americans’ privacy:

.@RepKeithSelf: "What people need to understand is that Islam does not exist parallel to any political system. It is commanded to subsume every man-made law, including the U.S. Constitution, down to state laws."

El-Sayed, AOC, Josh Shapiro… Who will Democrats put forward for 2028? @BobCusack shares his thoughts on what lies ahead:

.@RepBethVanDuyne on the Save America Act being held up by the Senate: “We have to show our ID to buy a beer, to get on a plane, to get a library book. Why is it such an effort to do one of the things that makes America so great?”

When will the Russia-Ukraine war end? @marykissel: "Wars are only resolved when one side wins and the other side concedes. So what would it take to bring that war to an end? Well, I think it would take a multiplicity of measures."

.@TomBevanRCP on the WNBA’s growing controversy over how it defines “woman”: “The WNBA has a real problem. They’ve invited this culture war into their space, and they won’t allow people to have their own opinions. I think it’s only going to grow until they make a definitive decision about who women are, what constitutes a woman, and who’s allowed to play in that league.”

America is $40 trillion in debt. Is the nation headed for a financial “doom loop”? Economist Doug Holtz-Eakin says not necessarily: "It doesn't have to be a doom loop. All of our problems are self-inflicted. That means we can fix them, and we should."

"What they care about mostly is destroying America and what we stand for. And that's very, very scary. And we should believe them that that's their ultimate goal." @AlexMarlow exposes the Democratic Socialists of America for who they really are.

Americans are watching the price at the pump. Will gas prices come back down to pre-war levels? @BAMcCown explains why that may depend on how quickly the war is resolved—and why global energy markets still impact what Americans pay at home.

Doug Holtz-Eakin blasts Mamdani’s plan for city-run grocery stores—and warns New York City has seen this experiment before: "That's all fine until you run out of other people's money, and then people are going to leave New York City and he's going to have a problem. This this doesn't end well. All of these tricks have been tried before. They got their fancy new packaging, fancy new labels. But it's not going to work."