JD Vance is now being labeled anti-Israel, that he committed an 'unforced error,' and they're 'disappointed' he didn't endorse Bibi Netanyahu

If you import the third world, you become the third world.

White House Adventures 📚 Book #2: DEPORTATIONS. After years of open borders and putting criminal illegal aliens ahead of American citizens, the days of lawlessness are OVER. ✈️ America is for Americans.

Indian Americans in the Southeast are building more than businesses. They’re building communities. 🇮🇳🇺🇸 Roughly 450,000 Indian Americans have invested an estimated $12.5 billion across four key sectors, supporting around 12,500 local jobs: 🏨 Hospitality: $9.6 Bn across 2,000+ hotels 🏪 Retail: $1.5 Bn across 3,000+ small businesses 🏠 Real Estate: $1.3 Bn across 5,000+ rental properties 🏥 Healthcare: $100 Mn across 400+ hospitals and clinics From hotels and small businesses to rental properties and healthcare, Indian American entrepreneurs are a vital part of the Southeast’s economy, with key hubs in Atlanta, Nashville, Greenville, Birmingham, Tampa, Jacksonville, Miami and Orlando. Proud of the contributions of our diaspora to local economies and communities. #IndianAmericans #IndiaUSA #Entrepreneurship #SoutheastUS #DiasporaContribution #CGIAtlanta

“Who are you voting for?” “Republicans, down ticket. You?” “Same. I’m not retarded” “Patriot” “Patriot”

Senator Slotkin understands something too many politicians even on the Right still don’t: young conservatives are clear-eyed about the threat posed by the American Left. They are under no illusion that leftists play fair, or that they ultimately want the same things but prefer different ways of getting there. That makes them fearless and effective. But to leftists like Slotkin, it also makes them a threat. Young conservatives like those at American Moment understand the sorts of policies necessary to dismantle the Left’s death grip on so many of our public and private institutions, protect the good life for everyday Americans, and preserve our republic for future generations. Just as importantly, they do not care whose delusional sensibilities they offend in the process—a quality that has been missing from far too many politicians on the Right for generations. That is why people like Slotkin are so desperate to sideline them before they ever set foot in the arena. Unfortunately for her, the brazen lawlessness of the Left is outmatched by the bold conservatism of young Americans whose fight has only just begun.

Alan Dershowitz declared the GOP the party of minorities and called for it to become “something more than just a party of White Anglo-Saxon Protestants.” A lifelong Democrat who joined the GOP six months ago over Democrats’ growing hostility toward Israel, Dershowitz is already pushing for a less White Republican Party. Follow: @AFpost

I am a second-generation American. I was BORN in the United States. I was raised here. This is the only country I have ever called home. I grew up believing in mostly conservative principles. Individual liberty, meritocracy, personal responsibility, and the American Dream. I believed these were values worth defending. But somewhere along the way, something went terribly wrong. I watched fellow Americans being told they didn't belong because of the immutable characteristics like ancestry. I watched patriotism become a test of ethnicity. I watched people who spent their entire lives loving this country being treated like outsiders in their own homeland. And perhaps the most heartbreaking part was the silence of people we once considered political allies. Let me make something absolutely clear. My American identity is NOT conditional on my skin color. My citizenship is NOT diminished by my surname. And my patriotism does NOT require validation from anyone. I can disagree with you on immigration, economics, foreign policy, or virtually any political issue. That is democracy. But I will NEVER entertain a debate about whether I belong in the country where I was born. No political party is entitled to my unconditional loyalty. Especially not at the expense of my dignity. I did not come to America. I was born in America. And I refuse to spend the rest of my life proving that I belong in my own country. I am an American. Not a guest. Not a foreigner. Not a second-class citizen. An American. Full stop.

I just cast my ballot for James Talarico. As a second-generation Indian American, I am thoroughly disgusted by the xenophobia, racial resentment, and increasingly brazen attacks on my identity. My family has contributed to the American story through hard work, sacrifice, and an unwavering belief in the opportunities this nation promises. I am every bit as American as anyone else, and I will not tolerate being treated as a perpetual foreigner in the country I call home. I implore every eligible Texan to get out and vote. This election is about the kind of state and country we are prepared to defend—and the principles we refuse to surrender. @TeamTalaricoHQ @texasdemocrats

If the VP wants to remain friends with Carlson, an individual who is thoroughly evil and full of hate for our country, for millions of Christians and, of course, Jews, and who is openly and publicly diabolical with his selection of guests and messaging, not to mention has made the most vile personal attacks against our president, then the VP will have to run for the GOP nomination with that anchor around his neck.  He will have to defend it over and over again, as will his most vocal supporters.  Should he receive the nomination, it will only get worse.  But it's up to him.  President Trump made his decision long ago, and publicly condemned Carlson.  It's not about loyalty.  It's about right versus wrong and on what basis friendships are built.  Yes, the VP will be judged, at least in part, by his very close association with Carlson, as all politicians are examined.  To be clear, most Americans do not tolerate the kind of shockingly radical and evil views held by Carlson.  They certainly do not befriend such people.  The likes of Carlson are not new to our politics.