Ken Woodruff

I don’t believe that the election was “stolen,” but the failure to promote and pass the SAVE America Act will go down in history as the most important lost opportunity in the history of our country. 2024 was all about securing our borders AND our elections. For some reason, our Republican senators did not want to do what we elected them to do, and they’re a very arrogant bunch. We must find replacements for them all in the coming primaries.

And that he has maintained the minority leader in the Senate is proof that he is not alone. This is VERY disturbing. Prepare to oust him (and many others) in the next primary.

Californians have moved to Texas and brought their politics with them. What complete fools!!!!!

I don't recall ever having midterm election results depress me as much as tonight's have. I'm looking for Limbaugh-like optimism, but I don't have it in me. We're in a world of hurt, and there's just no way to turn this into a positive. They are going to screw up EVERYthing.

Does anyone think that Obama will give El-Sayed any meaningful boost? I'm praying so hard that Rogers hands him a significant defeat. If he were to win, it would mark a major negative turning point in our nations future.

Todd Blanche was a rock star today. The fake news tried everything to get him to take their bait. I particularly liked how he unloaded on Dana Bash's suggestion that the AK Senate race could turn into an insurrection. "Oh come on! That's not a serious question!" He's fantastic.

El-Sayed – Rogers Debate My key observations: 1. El-Sayed calls himself a doctor. This is technically true, but he presents it in a way that suggests you could book an appointment with him. He has no license to practice medicine, which makes the framing misleading. 2. UAW leadership has endorsed El-Sayed. Rank-and-file members would likely be very disappointed if they lost the strong health benefits they have collectively bargained for under his “Medicare for All” plan. As a dual resident of Medellín, Colombia, and Dallas, TX, I can say from experience that the Medicare care I receive in Texas is far superior to what my Colombian government-run plan provides. 3. El-Sayed believes the JCPOA was working. This is a disqualifying position. 4. El-Sayed supports expanding the Supreme Court. Another disqualifier. 5. El-Sayed supports universal background checks for gun purchases. Disqualifying. 6. El-Sayed said he wants an America like the one he grew up in, then advocated for Medicare for All. The country he grew up in did not have that, for very good reasons. Finally, the moderators were among the worst I have ever seen in a debate. The event was poorly planned. They repeatedly interrupted both candidates, with one of the women repeatedtly saying “Time” in an annoying voice. I wanted to hear more from both candidates and felt as if I missed valuable information because of how this was handled. In closing, I see Rogers as the victor. Some of that may reflect my right-leaning bias, but I think he did a better job of making his points within the very limited format. El-Sayed seemed angry (what’s new?) and avoidant.

Turning off comments tells a lot. She doesn’t want us to be able to voice our doubts about her sincerity. I truly hope that she is deported. She hates our country, has assisted other Somalis with committing fraud and has opposed everything good that has been proposed while she has been in office. She’s an enemy of our country who has illegally entered and then used her illegal citizenship to damage us. This is a prime example of how our freedom can be used against us. We must protect our freedom, but also be more vigilant about those who abuse it.

I don't know who created this, but is sure is accurate. Compliments of my friend William Beard.

This week's AMAC poll needs an "All of the above" option. This wraps up why many of us must hold our noses and vote Republican this year. Not as an approval of all Republicans holding office and running for re-election, but to prevent greater insanity from taking hold of our government.

If Michigan elects this terrorist-sympathizer, they’ll regret it in no time flat.

Probably the best idea I've heard in many years!

I never knew this guy was Iranian. Hmmm... Learn something new every day.

Prime example of why many of us are so appalled that this boy is in charge of a major city in this country. The man shot is a citizen of the Dominican Republic who is in the United States illegally. By Mamdani’s post, one could think that he was born and raised in Brooklyn and grew up learning to say, “fuggitaboutit.”