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Seeking clarity, not conformity. đŸ‡ș🇾 “One of the few voices you should listen to amidst the modern-day cacophony.” —The Advocate Magazine

Miami, FL
Joined December 2009
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They don’t kill you because you’re a Nazi, they call you a Nazi so they can kill you.
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Former Democrat @JordanBach joins me to discuss how he found himself voting for Donald Trump, thinking for himself, staying open-minded, AND MORE! #TheRightView
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my grandma voted for Kamala and I voted for Trump. as a result, i’m spending Thanksgiving at my grandma’s house, because neither of us are little bitches.
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Our Election’s Utter Losers and Winners Deservedly Losers The polls—with the exception once again of AltasIntel, Trafalgar, and Rasmussen—were off, and way off in the Senate races. The pollsters’ reputation is again in full reverse and now back to their nadir of 2020 and 2016. Many shamelessly warped their data in the last two weeks to gin up Harris momentum, fund-raising, and voter turnout. And to no avail. There were plenty of indications long ago in key states of a Trump thunderstorm: defections of minorities, anger among both the Jewish and Muslim voters, alienated union members, massive increases in Republican registrations and non-Election-Day balloting. And all were deliberately ignored by the corrupt media and pollsters. Democrats know —but will do nothing about the fact—they have become the party of the upscale professionals and rich, and the subsidized poor. They have alienated the entire middle class—white, black, Hispanic—and ceding it to the new Republican populist-nationalist party. Open borders, hyperinflation, abortion deification, the transgendered mania, the crime wave, and the green obsessions all did their bit to repel voters. The “racist” Trump won more minority support than any Dole, McCain, or Romney figure of the past. What now will the buffoonish Alvin Bragg, Fani Willis, and Jack Smith do with their pseudo-indictments and convictions? Try to nullify an American election by putting the president-elect in jail, as the projectionist and now paranoid Left screams that a soon to be President Trump might lawfare them in the manner they did him? Democrat incumbent senators by late September knew their internal polls were bleeding. So, they decided to junk their lifelong voting records, ideology, and transient fealty to Harris, and chameleon-like to absorb the Trump agendas. That proved too fake and opportunistic for most voters. Remember, we will soon be soon back to 2017-era leftwing hysteria. The Left, as it licks its numerous wounds, will reemerge soon to get back the House and impeach Trump, riot on Inauguration Day, gin up more lawfare with hackish local and state prosecutors, insert more deep-state “Anonymous” obstructors into the swamp, draft more has-been generals to trash their commander-in-chief, and reach for the absurdities like the Logan Act, 25th Amendment or more collusion myths. After all, the party that said democracy was on the ballot is now the most anti-democratic force in modern history. Will a Josh Shapiro try to do a Bill Clinton on the Democratic Party as the latter did after the McGovern/Carter disasters? Winners? Donald Trump, of course. After a decade of Russian collusion farces, laptop disinformation ruses, two impeachments, attempted ballot removal, five civil and criminal suits, two assassination attempts, and a swat team raid on his home, the indestructible 78-year-old Trump has just pulled off the greatest political comeback in presidential history. Trump was out-funded by Harris. The media gave him 95 percent negative coverage. The glitterati trashed him nonstop and even stooped to sabotage Saturday Night Live, in vain, to stop him. The ridiculous Obamas jetted out of their mansions to lie about Trump nonstop and talk down to their own voters. All they proved was that the phantom, supposedly miracle Michelle Obama candidacy would have been even worse than Harris. An arrogant Oprah and the View really believed people believed their gossipy paranoia about Trump. In the end, Trump proved more energetic and industrious than Harris, smarter than seasoned politicos, and utterly authentic, preferring to be genuine and occasionally crude than the inauthentic and sappy Harris. He may likely be the first Republican to win 51 percent of the vote since 1988, and the first to win the popular vote in twenty years. As a general rule, those in the conservative and Republican movements who stood by Trump have won with him. Those who damned him ended up inert or wandering aimlessly in the political wilderness. What happens to the Liz Cheneys and Larry Hogans of the world? There are no now more “Never Trump” conservatives. That is a misnomer for those who were after a decade mostly either leftwing or subsidized by the Left as useful idiots—or irrelevant. Contrast all that with the even more ascendent and buoyant mavericks like Elon Musk, RFK, Jr., Joe Rogan, and Tulsi Gabbard. I watched the tears, denial, and fury of the MSNBC and CNN crowd as they struggled first to fantasize nonexistent pathways to victory, then to revisit “Russian collusion” and “lawfare”, then to claim the proverbial naïve and stupid electorate was deluded into voting against its “real” interests (as defined by MSNBC grandees), and finally to announce that the world—currently on the nuclear precipice of Biden-induced, escalating, theater-wide wars—will be “aghast” at the will of the American people. In other words, the political-media Leftist fusion sermonized about everything other than why they were rejected by the American people. What a pathetic bunch our media have become. And lastly Biden? The left —who dreamed up the 2020 idea of using the fake “ol’ Joe Biden from Scranton” as “moderate” cover for the hard-left agenda—does not know whether to blame Joe for not getting out earlier, or to claim their July coup was now a mistake and they would have been better off with a candidate cognitively challenged by dementia rather than one by innate inability. So, Democrats will blame everyone and everything—except themselves who sought to drive down the American people’s throat the most radical and absurd agenda of the last two centuries that ruined the economy, exploded our border, made moonscapes of our big cities, destroyed women’s sports, set the world abroad afire, weaponized the courts and the bureaucracies, and sought to tear the country in two. RIP to all that.
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Jordan Bach retweeted
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I’m a gay guy who’s left the Left. A lifelong Democrat—not anymore. I'm voting for Donald Trump. I used to think voting Democrat was the compassionate choice. But today’s Democrat Party? It’s become a war-hungry censorship machine, cynically using identity politics and media manipulation to divide us—and lawfare to eliminate its political opponents. I’ve unlearned years’ worth of (often well-meaning) dangerous, regressive leftist ideas. Instead, I’ve opened my mind to great thinkers like @ThomasSowell and @VDHanson, and I’ve enjoyed listening to the perspectives of @bariweiss, @amirxodom, and @megynkelly—to name just a few. There’s a massive political realignment happening, and free thinkers are finding hope in a new conservative movement—open, welcoming, and committed to the Constitutional values that have made America the freest, most prosperous country in history. This year, I’m voting conservative down the ballot. Some might think that’s “upside down,” but in today’s world, that’s exactly why we need to set things Right side up.
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Jordan Bach retweeted
"There are some ideas so absurd that only an intellectual could believe them; no ordinary man could be such a fool." — George Orwell
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You haven't seen complexity in art until you've seen this 600-year-old painting. It's so detailed that modern medicine has been able to diagnose this man's exact type of blindness. And that's where things get mind-bendingly strange — this whole thing is an illusion... đŸ§”
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I grew up in a home where all the aunts and uncles and cousins had breakfast together on Sunday morning. This would be a common conversation: One of my uncles would say, "Don't listen to your father, kids. You'll never make a dime!" Then my father would say, "Don't listen to your uncle, kids. He won't survive the revolution!" Then my mother would walk in and say, "So who wants white fish and who wants roast beef?" The climax of the conversation? "Okay, let's eat!" In other words, there was always political cross-talk, political arguing, defense of or scorn directed at this political figure or another. But there was a firewall between all of that, and any kind of personal animosity. The hatred we're directing at other people for no other reason than that they have the audacity to disagree with us, is so toxic at this point that it's destroying the fabric of our society. No one owes it to us to agree with us! And no one has a monopoly on truth! Judgement should be saved for unjust systems, not individuals. At this point, it's becoming emotionally unsafe to even express an opinion anymore. Politics and political sharing should not be a psychological blood sport. Is that the world we want to bequeath to our children? This is a time for processing, for listening, for thinking, and yes, for many of us, for praying. This country is in trouble, everybody knows that, and the people who disagree with us aren't automatically our enemies. The next 70whatever days are going to be so awful if we don't get control of ourselves. And after that, oh my God. We decry the divisiveness, yet we divide ourselves constantly. I think the most important thing we can do today is forgive each other, have some mercy on each other, give each other the benefit of the doubt. Everybody is hurting in some way, and no one is perfect. Let's try to show some respect. And show some love.
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In my forthcoming book I argue that parents have been overprotective about experience in the real world and not protective enough online. This point is made powerfully by Isabel Hogben, age 16, about porn. She's a prize winner in @TheFP contest: thefp.com/p/why-are-our-four

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Jordan Bach retweeted
I asked a friend who's a criminal defense lawyer what he'd change about the world to fix the most problems. He specializes in death penalty cases, so he's seen a lot. I expected him to say drugs, but he said if he could change one thing, it would be to make people better parents.
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May you attract enough challenge and adversity that you develop the resilience not to need everyone to be soft & gentle with you.
May you attract the people who are consistently soft, gentle, and make you feel safe enough to start healing your nervous system.
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Tudor photography. The astonishing talent of Antonis Mor. Painting of Thomas Gresham, 1560.
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denormalize the grind and start normalizing whatever this is
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We have now learned that safe, prosperous, liberal societies do not in fact produce grateful people with a sense of perspective.
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Jordan Bach retweeted
Life moves fast—one day you're a cool youth and then before you know it, you're gasping at the sight of a Le Creuset in a color you have never seen before.
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Our new 145-page guide, Reclaiming the Culture of Higher Education, features dozens of practical recommendations for improving inquiry, discussion, and ideological diversity from the classroom to the presidential suite and everywhere in between. heterodoxacademy.org/library

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It’s fascinating how most recognise the validity in the phrase ‘the truth hurts’, yet amazingly, everyone thinks this only applies to everyone outside of their identity group.
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The most egregious con of the last few years has been convincing normal people that their neighbour is their enemy.
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The world rewards the people who are best at communicating ideas, and not necessarily the people with the best ideas.
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