Our Common Defense

Trump sued the IRS for $10 billion.

If you pay taxes, Trump is suing you.

Fewer than one in three U.S. adult citizens voted for Trump in 2024.

About 70% didn't vote or voted for someone else.

Russia’s Central Election Commission oversees vote counting and election certification.

It seems to be working out pretty well for Putin.

About a year ago, Trump slapped tariffs on an island inhabited only by penguins. We should probably check in on them to make sure they’re OK.

Bondi and the DOJ haven’t announced a single criminal investigation into anyone named in the Epstein files, yet they just broke down doors in Georgia to seize ballots

Melania is a Movie Star the way Trump is a Nobel Prize Winner

Democratic norms for thee, not for me

They want to protect "their idea" of girls and women

The federal government lacks a single, transparent, publicly verifiable system tracking every child in federal custody.

- Children may be held by CBP, ICE, or ORR.
- Each agency keeps separate records.
- Data is often delayed or incomplete.

No single real‑time count of children exists.

That’s coercive compliance...

Even if you don’t expect to be targeted, the possibility is enough to change your behavior.

It's a fear-based system: they don’t need to detain everyone, just enough people that everyone else adjusts.

It's a sign of authoritarianism, not Freedom, not Liberty.

When politicians face a groundswell against them, seizing control of the voting process itself is the only sure way to avoid a loss.

☝️☝️☝️ Exactly. Pay attention to what is happening in Georgia.

Framed by an “emergency,” Congress can delegate election‑rule power. It may authorize the president to:

- modify timelines and administrative rules
- adjust voting procedures
- set national standards

Like Tariffs, the president has no inherent election authority; all power comes from Congress.

The most serious threat to our democracy is a president manufacturing an emergency to seize delegated control over state voting systems and silence his opposition.

Tactically that's best done, while a different emergency is manufactured as a distraction.

A real‑estate mind sees the Constitution like zoning: the rules matter, but the real action is in how power bends them.

Congress can constitutionally delegate parts of its election‑rule power to the president, just as it has with tariff authority.

If the federal government acted as the Jim Crow actor, Congress would use its Elections Clause power to impose restrictive national rules that states couldn’t escape.

Congress would source of the barriers.

Jim Crow voting laws were harsh tools to block Black political power.

States used poll taxes, literacy tests, grandfather clauses, whites‑only primaries, and registration traps to shrink the electorate.

These rules let local officials deny ballots almost at will.

Jim Crow was named after a racist blackface stage character from the 1800s.

The name became shorthand for the segregation laws that followed because the character embodied the same demeaning stereotypes those laws enforced.

Congress’s power to override state election rules was weaponized during Jim Crow, but in a very specific way.

Congress refused to use that power to stop states from suppressing voters.

The Constitution lets states run federal elections, but Congress can “make or alter” those rules.

That override power can be exploited by bad actors to impose restrictive national standards, shorten timelines, limit mail or early voting, tilt oversight, or reshape procedures for partisan gain.

A president stepping into criminal investigations to chase a personal grudge doesn’t violate a specific constitutional clause, but it still damages the system of checks and balances meant to stop any president from weaponizing government power.

Without full access to Epstein’s financial records, the public can’t trace who funded him, who he paid off, or how his network was sustained.

Turned out P Diddy wasn’t in the Epstein files, but Trump is.

So Epstein was for the real pros

MTG now recognizes that she was exploited by a malignant narcissist who abandoned her once her utility ran out—a textbook cycle she’d been warned about repeatedly.

She's proven her bad judgement. Leaders steer us around problems, not into them.

California should ask Canada to form an economic, healthcare, energy policy, and human rights Cooperation Zone of Canafornadia.

Social unrest isn't just going happen all by itself...

P. Diddy isn’t in the Epstein files, but Trump is.

Public accusations and lawsuits are used to scare people bound by NDAs into staying silent.

Even if an NDA can’t legally block reporting a crime, the threat of costly litigation and public smearing keeps victims and witnesses from coming forward.

The Heritage Foundation wanted all this so badly they created a Project to make it happen