Christine Harrington 🙏🏼

I got an email this morning that exposes just how dirty this next wave of political revenge from the Left is going to get. @A1Policy just put out an 8-page readiness plan. If you are a charity, a 501(c)(3), a business owner, or a donor who ever supported a Republican or the party itself, YOU are in the crosshairs. They are warning you to retain outside legal counsel RIGHT NOW. Check your insurance policies. Prepare for incoming subpoenas. Don’t wait for a letter to arrive because the records requests have already started. This is all meant to intimidate the next generation of voters. They want to bankrupt you so that anyone in their teens or twenties watching right now is too terrified to ever stand up for conservative principles. And they’ll just call it “oversight.”

I did not turn off comments. I turned off comments for unverified accounts. There are too many bots. Hell, you're probably one yourself. If there were a setting available, I would turn off comments for all anonymous accounts. Anonymity on social media is destroying our country. It is a vector for foreign influence operations. It empowers the censorship and recrimination regime while pretending to protect people from it. It, like the One Ring, hides people from the very judgements they spew on others and encourages the most antisocial behaviors. And, candidly, I'm tired of being called a coward by people who won't even put their name on their own opinions.

One of the best sounds I've ever heard! So incredible 🤩

Every word of this is 💯💯💯

Amazing: NBC just interviewed a Republican voter in Texas who voted for Democrats up and down the ballot. They asked him what would happen if Democrats win tonight: "Well, I don't think our kids are going to come home a different gender tomorrow."

Congratulations, Hamilton County transplants and the usual “we just want to make Indiana California but with the corn” crowd. You finally flipped a seat that Trump carried by 17 points two years ago and that Spartz won by nearly 20 last cycle. You didn’t do it with some massive 20-point Democratic overperformance like the cope account claims. You did it by 3–4 points after years of suburban demographic change, record outside spending, and a Republican incumbent who spent more time lecturing about Ukraine than she did about the price of groceries, property taxes, and the open southern border. Spartz was never a pure America First warrior. Ukrainian-born, frequently more interested in Kyiv’s problems than Indiana’s, and occasionally more interested in picking fights with her own side than closing the deal with voters who just want their kids’ schools to teach math instead of gender theory. That said, replacing her with a state senator whose defining achievement is being “historic” for the identity checklist is not exactly the flex y’all think it is. America 1st doesn’t mean “lose every suburban district because the party preferred virtue-signaling and foreign aid packages over kitchen-table issues.” It means learning the lesson and running candidates who actually put Indiana and America 1st instead of treating the Midwest like a consolation prize while chasing coastal donor priorities. Enjoy the victory lap. The same voters who flipped this seat will be the first ones screaming when the new guy’s party keeps pushing the same policies that made the cost of living feel like a second mortgage. Hoosiers notice.

This morning while trying to vote in Broward county. Go out there and vote no matter what the obstacles may be. Your vote matters!

My last post on the Russell Brand trial reached nearly a million people, and my replies were immediately flooded with defenders insisting this was all just a coordinated establishment hit job. Well, week three just concluded at Southwark Crown Court, and the reality has gotten so much worse for anyone trying to defend him. For the last three years, Brand hid behind a podcast microphone, carefully rebranding himself as a humble, persecuted spiritual outsider. He even got baptized right after the criminal allegations broke to complete the transformation. Then he actually had to take the witness stand under oath, and the entire manufactured persona collapsed in real time. When questioned by his own barrister, Brand put on a loud theatrical performance, throwing around words like "badinage" and "loquacious" to charm the jury. But the moment the prosecution stood up to cross-examine him, the swagger completely evaporated into long, excruciating spells of dead silence. The prosecution didn't even need outside witnesses to tear him apart. They simply opened his own 2007 memoir and read his own confessions back to his face. Jurors had to sit there while the court read passages where Brand explicitly wrote that when he wanted a woman, he would "resolutely remove anything that’s in the way, until I possess the object of my desire." They read his own captions bragging about pretending to be effeminate specifically so women would lower their guard and let him into their hotel rooms. Think about that for ten seconds. He put the playbook in writing himself. As the prosecution pointed out in their closing speech, the jury isn't dealing with a media conspiracy. They are looking at six separate women spanning a ten-year timeline between 1999 and 2009. They didn't know each other. They have no personal or financial benefit to gain, and endless online abuse to endure, by having to sit in a criminal court to describe being assaulted. You can build an army of online defenders and hide behind sudden spiritual conversions all you want. But when your own published books describe treating women as objects to be possessed at any cost, the enlightened guru act is completely finished.