Listen to every word “I voted. I was standing in that voting booth thinking about high gas prices, expensive groceries, housing costs and the financial pressure on working families. Then my mind went to France, to Dearborn, Michigan and I realized this election is about far more than gas and groceries. It's about our future, radical Islam, national security, illegal immigration, our borders, education, parental rights, sex and gender policies, and the values our children inherit. I couldn't see myself voting for a party that hates America, apologizes for our country, is ashamed of our flag, and wants to rewrite our history and abandon our values. So I voted red, not because Republicans get everything right, always do right by everyday Americans, or are free from corruption, but because I believe we can only fix this country if we still have a country left to fix” I could not have said it better myself. Voting Blue is literally voting to end America and for the eventual Islamic takeover of America. Voting Democrat means being wiped out by illegals, having our elections permanently rigged, our culture replaced and never having a way out Everyone needs to vote Red like your life depends on it because it does

My child goes to Annunciation and was there in the church. But I’m voting Demuth. Demuth gave that package a reasonable chance, as she promised. It was thoroughly vetted in committees and its fate was clear. Demuth followed the normal procedure as she should, not an abnormal one

October market crashes are a tradition on Wall Street and AI stocks are falling right on schedule. The good news is the 6 months after midterms are the best stretch for stocks in the entire 4-year presidential cycle. My discussion on stocks, AI and Grok Bot on @FoxBusiness.

The decision by some DFLers to invite Hasan Piker @hasanthehun to campaign in Minnesota is a bigger deal than some realize. The timing inflicts maximum damage on DFLers in competitive races. Even the most loyal of DFLers agree this is a brutal “own goal” by the left fringe.

Affluent White Female Lib starter pack: 1. Very well educated (liberal arts degree + unpaid internships) 2. Does what she loves because “money doesn’t matter” (Dad’s Amex or her husband’s salary does) 3. Men are trash (but they fund rent & pilates) 4. Strong opinions on housing policy while living in the place her parents bought or her husband pays for 5. Protests capitalism but has a very specific order at the $18 oat milk latte place 6. Therapy for her "childhood trauma" (private school & her parents divorce) 7. “I’m not like other girls” (much more annoying) 8. Hates Shane Gillis

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When I worked in Brooklyn, I’d stand outside of bodegas or hood supermarkets where people on EBT or food stamps would bring all sorts of food up to the counter including items like shrimp and name brand cereals. The bodegas would ring everything up as either bread or milk. Best part was I was told I could NOT make an arrest for obvious theft. No reason given, other than “we’re not looking for those kinds of collars.” If people truly need help, I’m all for giving it to them. However, I’ve witnessed so much fraud and theft when it comes to EBT, that I’m skeptical of everyone who receives it and thinks we should make it way harder to receive.

Tom Lee: "I think we're near the end stages of the selloff" @fundstrat @fundstratdirect Ed @Yardeni: "As long as the economy is growing, we've got a bull market. And this is just another scare along the way." @CNBC

Regarding the big AI selloff this week, we heard from Elon, Zuck, and Jensen that we’re still early, and I agree with them: cnbc.com/video/2026/10/22/de…

This song is🔥 Louisiana HVAC worker Jason Bellard’s faith-rooted song “May God Bless America” (w/ Steve Gruber & The Freedom Project) hits #3 on iTunes. 💪 A blue-collar anthem of patriotism and conviction ahead of the midterms. GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸

I can’t stand the @NBA

Wild. Watch 7 Atlanta Police Officer physically BLOCK @EnesFreedom from entering the WNBA Finals Game wearing his ‘What is a Woman’ shirt. Then State Farm Arena banned him from the premises. Watch the full exchange. This is how threatened the WNBA is by asking this question…

🚨 BREAKING: I’ve recovered audio from a 2018 Minnesota House Subcommittee on Childcare Access and Affordability hearing, a committee on which Rep. Peggy Flanagan served. Peggy Flanagan was ABSENT when whistleblower Scott Stillman warned that Minnesota’s CCAP fraud scandal had the potential to become “Minnesota’s Watergate.” She was notified of the hearing. She chose not to attend. The warning was even recorded and sent to her. Stillman warned that the fraud could exceed $100 MILLION. Years later, Minnesota has been rocked by massive fraud scandals, now estimated to be in the BILLIONS. Peggy Flanagan had an opportunity to confront the warning signs in 2018. But she did nothing.

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Good reminder that the number of households with incomes of $150k or more have moved from 5% to 28% the past 60 years.

WHOA - WSJ has Peggy Flanagan dead to rights lying about her academic record, and inflating her own native ties throughout her career. This one is going to sting.

We can’t get Walz/Flanagan out of office fast enough. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Atlas Pass members, join us for our monthly Architect AMA with Andy Staples! Come chat Willie Park Jr., Andy’s career, inspirations, and more next week.

🚨 BILL ACKMAN ON WHAT HAS FUNDAMENTALLY CHANGED IN MARKETS: "The 2 big forces that have changed markets fundamentally. One is indexation. More and more people throwing in the towel and just indexing. Vanguard, State Street, and Northern Trust now own something like a quarter of every American business combined." What that creates: "When you shrink the float of a public company, the marginal buyer and seller is gonna have more impact on the stock price. The marginal buyer and seller today is a Citadel or a Millennium. They operate with a large amount of leverage and they are increasingly short-term." The volatility that results: "IBM disappoints and the stock drops 25%. That's a big move for a relatively large company. That was a very, very rare event when I first entered the business. Now every quarter there's some relatively large company where the stock price moves enormously." The opportunity it creates: "Every once in a while a really high-quality business disappoints. A stock can drop 25% overnight with no liquidity between $100 and $75 a share. Having a stable long-term capital base means you can buy without regard to where the stock is gonna be at 12:31." "Most investors today won't invest in a company unless they're confident the stock price is gonna be higher on December 31st. Which interestingly creates opportunities."

I attended Monday's Minnesota Chamber of Commerce Forum in Brainerd where Amy Klobuchar said she would not raise taxes as governor and that she would actually like to lower them. Amy Klobuchar: “I have made it clear I’m not going to increase taxes, and I would actually like to lower taxes.” There's one glaring problem with this statement... The DFL’s own “Minnesota Values Project” agenda for 2027 (created by DFL House and Senate Members in July 2026) proposes roughly $13.5 billion in new annual spending – on healthcare, energy mandates, childcare, and education – on top of a budget that is already running a deficit. That is not a plan for tax cuts. It is a plan for a massive tax increase. Minnesotans have heard this before. Promises of fiscal restraint, followed by higher taxes and more spending once the votes are counted. Accountable government means matching what you say with what your party’s agenda actually costs. Enough with the gaslighting and misrepresentation. Sources: americanexperiment.org/the-d… house.mn.gov/members/profile… house.mn.gov/dflpdf/MVPPolic… piped.video/watch?v=KzVYhCzX… kstp.com/kstp-news/top-news/… #KPforMN