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Trump is not having a good morning

To be very transparent, yes he does. He’s never been right in my books even when the media and dems started salivating about him!

Proud moment

Since ANTIFA is now a terrorist organization, all WWII veterans are now terrorists.

Thank you!

And the bigger picture? Over AMLO’s full term (2018-2024), a whopping 13+ million Mexicans left poverty behind, slashing the rate from 42% to ~30%. Despite COVID challenges, it’s proof that prioritizing the poor works. Inspiring for the world! Let’s keep pushing for global change.

“🚀 Breaking: Mexico’s stats agency reports a massive victory against poverty! From 2022-2024, 8.3 million people escaped poverty – an 18% drop overall. Moderate poverty fell 16%, extreme by 23%. This in a nation long battling inequality. Credit to AMLO’s welfare initiatives and economic reforms. 🇲🇽✊

🌟 Amazing news from Mexico! Over 8.3 million people have been lifted out of poverty between 2022 and 2024, thanks to bold social welfare programs and minimum wage hikes under President AMLO. Poverty rates dropped nearly 18%, with extreme poverty down 23%. A historic win for equity! 🇲🇽

So, MAGA is now woke?

Actually @theguardian.com screwed up the Kirk saga themselves. It’s a slippery slope and everyone is headed that way

The sad part is, had Tyler Robinson walked into a school and blown up a couple of kids instead of Charlie Kirk, it would have been a normal day in the Republican world and there wouldn’t be any vocal condemnation. Charlie himself would say “it’s acceptable “

Blaming Democrats for his death isn’t just a lie. It’s cowardice. It dodges the emptiness of his legacy by inventing a villain.

No Democrat killed Charlie Kirk. But the myth will live on — because outrage was always his most loyal disciple.

The right was already screaming that a Democrat “took out” Charlie Kirk. Amazing how fast grief turns into fan fiction.

The truth? Charlie Kirk’s biggest enemy was always Charlie Kirk — his ego, his rage, his need to be louder than everyone else.

Charlie Kirk spent his life warning about the “end of America.” Turns out it was just the end of Charlie Kirk.

Now he’s gone. The shouting stopped. And when the dust settles, what’s left isn’t a legacy — just silence.

He thrived on outrage, mistaking cruelty for strength and fear for vision. It was all theater, and he was the loudest actor on stage.

Charlie Kirk built his whole brand on being louder than he was wise. Noise was the product, not truth.

Charlie Kirk mistook volume for value — now he’s gone, and so is the noise.

He lived off outrage, but outrage won’t remember him.

Charlie Kirk built a legacy of division; death wrote the final fact-check.

He used divide and fear as tools, not burdens. Charlie Kirk wasn’t a bridge-builder — he was a magnifier of division. He’s gone now, but his legacy reminds us: alarmism sounds urgent, but it often breeds more chaos than clarity.

He died this week, but the posture he perfected​—always performing as the underdog facing an encroaching threat—​—is waking in many who followed him.

Charlie Kirk pushed narratives, exaggerated fears, and traded moral outrage for influence. He framed nearly every issue as existential — for him, everything was “the end of America as we know it.”