TIME TO END THE FILIBUSTER: GIVE REPUBLICANS THE TOOLS TO GOVERN NOW

TIME TO END THE FILIBUSTER: GIVE REPUBLICANS THE TOOLS TO GOVERN NOW

The Senate’s sixty-vote filibuster rule is strangling progress. Right now, Republicans control the chamber with a solid fifty-three to forty-seven majority. But every big bill border security, tax cuts, energy independence hits that sixty-vote wall. Democrats just need forty-one votes to block anything, and they’re happy to do it.

We can’t wait for moderates to “win” the midterms. History shows the president’s party usually loses seats in off-years, and polls already hint Democrats are eyeing a comeback in November. If Republicans don’t act fast, between now and then, nothing gets done. The filibuster protects the minority today, that’s Democrats but it hurts the majority that’s trying to deliver.

Eliminating it is simple: a majority vote changes the rules. No need for sixty votes to end debate. Pass the SAVE Act, fund the wall, cut regulations all by simple majority. Moderates in tough states can still vote their conscience on final passage, but the logjam ends.

The filibuster isn’t sacred; it’s a Senate rule, not in the Constitution. Democrats threatened to nuke it when they had power. Republicans should do it now while they can. Govern boldly, get results, and let voters decide in November. If we hesitate, we’ll regret it when the gavel changes hands.

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THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF THE END FOR ONE OF OUR GREAT CITIES

THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF THE END FOR ONE OF OUR GREAT CITIES

Minneapolis was once one of the great cities in the U.S., but corruption began there in 1988 and has increased every year since. It started within politics and NGOs, then expanded greatly in 2010 due to a cultural shift supported by liberal politicians. Their aim was to import and legalize undocumented individuals to develop a new voter base.

They achieved this by securing unnecessary federal grants—billions of dollars intended to help people who never actually received assistance. The politicians knowingly looked the other way while the majority of these funds went to corrupt, foreign-born NGOs. Whistleblowers and investigators now suggest the total could exceed $100 billion since 1988.

The good news is that they have opened a ‘Pandora’s box’ that cannot be closed. If this is the case in Minneapolis, imagine the scale in California—perhaps $400 to $500 billion in American tax dollars. We need public outrage to speed up the process of holding people accountable and to stop the distribution of lump-sum grants without total transparency.

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GREAT BOOK, ERIC! UNDER SIEGE IS TRULY AN EMOTIONAL & MOTIVATIONAL MARVEL.

GREAT BOOK, ERIC! UNDER SIEGE IS TRULY AN EMOTIONAL & MOTIVATIONAL MARVEL.

I haven’t done a book review in a long time, but this one is so good that we have to expose it to all voters and future voters.

We challenge anyone to disagree with Eric Trump’s version of the facts. The weight and challenges that this family went through are unimaginable especially the way Eric writes, with a passion I haven’t read or heard in decades.

I’ve read a book almost every two weeks since I read President Trump’s The Art of the Deal in 1988 — almost 1,000 books! Remember Rule #1: Think big! Rule #8: Fight back! Rule #10: Contain the costs — a good conservative trait.

The thing I learned most from the President’s book, but still struggle with, is this: Listen. It’s the key to deal-making.

It’s obvious that Eric and the whole family embraced and lived by those rules, thanks to his father’s example. I have no idea how he and his family stayed firm through the billions of arrows and bullets thrown at them. God is the only answer I can come up with God’s hand is protecting this family for all of us.

Tell me of anyone, or any family, that has not only survived but thrived under such circumstances. If they can thrive in this hate-filled, TDS-driven environment, then we can certainly handle our own challenges by choosing the right attitude to grow while embracing life on life’s terms.

Good job, Eric!
You’ll really feel the passion, as I did, by listening to Eric read his own book the Audible version. Either way:

GO BUY THIS BOOK!

Eric, I have some ideas to sell millions of copy of this book.