The Soapbox: Political Discourse

There is within the Republican party a growing rank of neo-isolationists that view any sort of foreign intervention as bad. Most of this stems from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars that resulted in a lot of blood and treasure lost with very little payoff. But those were poorly managed wars and not Trump's style of regime change. Dinesh D'Souza makes an excellent case for regime change in his opening monologue if done correctly, for which he gives plenty of examples.

There are a couple of things driving the narrative war on ICE in Minnesota. One is the exposure of the Somali fraud. There has been hundreds of millions confirmed, and up to one billion alleged, that have been linked to Somali fraud. Such massive fraud could not have been accomplished without a lot of high-level people knowing about it and turning a blind eye. The recent incidents involving Renee Good and Alex Pretti provide a convenient distraction, shifting attention away from the corrupt officials and toward ICE, Trump, and the federal government. The second thing is about votes. Minnesota, and I'd wager most deep blue cities and states, are dependent on illegals and fraudulent activities in order to win elections. This is how they stay in perpetual power. Trump's crackdown on illegals and fraud jeopardizes their well-oiled fraud machine. That is something they simply cannot allow. This is why you see ex-presidents, politicians, the media, and celebrities coming out of the w...

Since returning to the White House in 2025, Trump has made some curious moves that, from the outside, may seem perplexing. In his inaugural address on January 20, 2025, he publicly criticized the 1977 treaty that transferred the Panama Canal to Panama and vowed that the U.S. would "take it back." Trump has contended that Panama has mishandled the Panama Canal and has allowed Chinese influence, a claim that both China and the Panamanian president, José Raúl Mulino, have denied. Regardless, the Trump administration has exerted diplomatic pressure and increased U.S. military presence and activity around the Panama Canal. And while there has been no transfer of the Panama Canal back under the control of the U.S. at the time of this writing, it has resulted in heightened cooperation. Also in early 2025, and even late 2024, Trump has said repeatedly that Canada should be the 51st state of the United States. While some have laughed this off as Trump being Trump, he has made it clear...

 For those who don't believe there was fraud in the 2020 election, I want you to consider these questions: 1) How did Trump gain 10 million more votes than in 2016 and still lose? 2) How did Trump win House seats and lose while Biden lost House seats and won? 3) How did Biden win without winning Florida, Ohio, and Texas? These are states typically every presidential candidate needs to win.  4) Why did the media say a water main broke in Georgia that stopped the counting on the night of the election when we now know that wasn't true? 5) Why did several states stop counting in the middle of the night, something that has never happened before, and then there was a sudden spike in Biden votes that put him ahead? 6) What was is in the crates that Ruby Freeman pulled out from under a desk in Georgia while counting was supposed to have stopped? 7) Why were Republican observers shut out on election night? 8) Why were Dominion machines not allowed to be audited? 9) Why was there so muc...