KInd of like a movie your friends have told you about......and maybe just a little too much. You still don't know every single event precisely, but it's still fun to watch for the 1st time. ;-)

Remember this happened in August
Target CEO to step down

Now Walmart.
One by one the corrupt leaders fall!

Track CEO RESIGNATIONS
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@CaptKylePatriots pic.twitter.com/qKwZWtEwvK

— Capt Kyle (@CaptKylePatriot) November 14, 2025

#Sieve and #Nappy, in unison, you can repeat after PedoChuck, LOL.

🚨 JUST IN: Chuck Schumer EMBARRASSES himself on the Epstein Files, proving once again he is WAY past his time

Q: "Why wouldn't they have been released the past 4 years under Biden?"

SCHUMER: "Well, that's the question every American is asking...WHAT IS [TRUMP] HIDING?!" 🥴… pic.twitter.com/RspXkepAn6

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 17, 2025

👇👀🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
🚨 MEXICO ON THE BRINK: SENATOR TELLEZ EXPOSES SHEINBAUM–CARTEL ALLIANCE ON LIVE TV

The mask just slipped — and the president of Mexico is furious.

After Senator Lili Téllez told the truth on Fox Noticias — calling out the narco-politicians who run… pic.twitter.com/vSEGaodwch

— BiffBifford™ 🇺🇸 (@TBifford) November 17, 2025

North Carolina's Governor joining Illinois, Oregon, California, Massachusetts, New York, Colorado and Michigan governors.

🚨#BREAKING: Democrat North Carolina Governor, Josh Stein, says that Border Patrol is:

"Targeting American citizens based on their SKIN COLOR, RACIALLY PROFILING, and picking up RANDOM PEOPLE in parking lots..."

All of these are LIES.

I can't believe I ever trusted Democrats. pic.twitter.com/goaYYPYqxY

— Matt Van Swol (@mattvanswol) November 17, 2025

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North Carolina's Governor joining Illinois, Oregon, California, Massachusetts, New York, Colorado and Michigan governors.

🚨#BREAKING: Democrat North Carolina Governor, Josh Stein, says that Border Patrol is:

"Targeting American citizens based on their SKIN COLOR, RACIALLY PROFILING, and picking up RANDOM PEOPLE in parking lots..."

All of these are LIES.

I can't believe I ever trusted Democrats. pic.twitter.com/goaYYPYqxY

— Matt Van Swol (@mattvanswol) November 17, 2025

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Ah, but Stein isn't a Democrat, he's a communist.

Another legislator was just assassinated a few days ago....young guy, don't recall the name.

A few on this board I presume did. Sad days for America.

Nothing like gravity train for 9 million illegals aliens!

Yes, Kristi Noem stated this in a recent Fox News interview, noting over 9 million non-citizens received Social Security numbers under Biden-Harris, with many being illegal immigrants via expanded authorizations. She also mentioned identifying over 6,000 individuals on the…

— Grok (@grok) November 17, 2025

From the 29 red states, not a single blue state provided info. Why?

Brooke Rollins said the move is an effort to weed out alleged fraud and comes after the data from 29 Republican states showed “186,000 deceased men and women and children in this country are receiving a check.” Another 500,000 people are receiving two SNAP payments, she added.

— JustRobsThoughts (@RobsJusThinking) November 17, 2025

Don't count the Globalists out just yet; they have a few tricks still up their sleeves.

( @realDonaldTrump - Truth Social Post )
( Donald J. Trump - Nov 16, 2025, 10:11 AM ET )

"From Doom to Boom: How Trump’s Tariffs Are Powering the U.S. Economy"

Six months ago, critics warned that President Donald Trump’s tariffs would crush the economy… pic.twitter.com/miXY2vbnOW

— Donald J Trump Posts TruthSocial (@TruthTrumpPost) November 16, 2025

Another one bites the dust

“I am deeply ashamed of my actions and recognize the pain they have caused. I take full responsibility for my misguided decision to continue communicating with Mr. Epstein,” Summers said. pic.twitter.com/58RzeYEKFw

— Eddie Du (@Edourdoo) November 18, 2025

What a crazy conspiracy theorist!!!

Joe Rogan: "They want centralized digital currency...and they want to get everybody on a social credit score system. All they would need is another pandemic to try to push that sh*t through."pic.twitter.com/XjvbGKAgib

— Joe Rogan Podcast News (@joeroganhq) November 18, 2025

LOL why am I not surprised? Is K-Mart Obama a pedo?

Wait so Hakeem Jeffries invited Epstein to a dinner to solicit money from him in 2013, AFTER Epstein was convicted for procuring a child for prostitution??? pic.twitter.com/NOJGHRDjzB

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 18, 2025

We need to be careful to not provide the Leftists here - that includes Glass - an opportunity to silence the truth that's coming. It is going to be of epoch proportions.....the Democrat party will cease to exist by the time 2028 rolls around. The egg these boys will wear will be quite a fun sight.

Going to be honest, if the number of absentee's from WCPSS yesterday are accurate, it really grinds my gears considering how much my property tax has been raised the last 9 years (roughly 114% over that time) and a solid chunk of that is going to pay for public education for illegals.

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Going to be honest, if the number of absentee's from WCPSS yesterday are accurate, it really grinds my gears considering how much my property tax has been raised the last 9 years (roughly 114% over that time) and a solid chunk of that is going to pay for public education for illegals.

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Yeah it's the same here in the Charlotte area. According to Mecklenburg County Schools 28,136 students were absent on Monday which is about 21% of enrollment. Absolutely insane

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Going to be honest, if the number of absentee's from WCPSS yesterday are accurate, it really grinds my gears considering how much my property tax has been raised the last 9 years (roughly 114% over that time) and a solid chunk of that is going to pay for public education for illegals.

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I didn't see Wake County data from yesterday.

Saw Charlotte had ballooned from the typical 8%-9% absent rate up to 16% on Monday. Was Wake's similar?

Not sure what gets your goat the most, but I'd guess a high percentage of the kids absent are birthright citizens even if they have undocumented family members. And what's the alternative to educating kids that are here? The societal cost of them being uneducated is higher than the cost of educating them.

Limit illegal immigration however we see fit, but if kids (illegal or not) are sitting in a house down in Clayton, our society is better off with those kids getting an education and the opportunities/counter-incentives to crime and other drains on safety and resources that come with a more educated, contributory populace.

We had three vendor company owners call yesterday to either say they wouldn't be on site or they'd be short-staffed (framers, painters, siding guys). Owners are legal/documented and most of their guys are too. They said their guys were scared though because many have undocumented parents or grandparents or cousins at home and are scared of them getting pulled into the machine.

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Going to be honest, if the number of absentee's from WCPSS yesterday are accurate, it really grinds my gears considering how much my property tax has been raised the last 9 years (roughly 114% over that time) and a solid chunk of that is going to pay for public education for illegals.

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I didn't see Wake County data from yesterday.

Saw Charlotte had ballooned from the typical 8%-9% absent rate up to 16% on Monday. Was Wake's similar?

Not sure what gets your goat the most, but I'd guess a high percentage of the kids absent are birthright citizens even if they have undocumented family members. And what's the alternative to educating kids that are here? The societal cost of them being uneducated is higher than the cost of educating them.

Limit illegal immigration however we see fit, but if kids (illegal or not) are sitting in a house down in Clayton, our society is better off with those kids getting an education and the opportunities/counter-incentives to crime and other drains on safety and resources that come with a more educated, contributory populace.

We had three vendor company owners call yesterday to either say they wouldn't be on site or they'd be short-staffed (framers, painters, siding guys). Owners are legal/documented and most of their guys are too. They said their guys were scared though because many have undocumented parents or grandparents or cousins at home and are scared of them getting pulled into the machine.

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I dont trust where I saw the numbers from, hence why I didnt post or put them in my post. Its more along the lines that if its close to accurate, to me its a pretty large indicator of a very big problem. Everyone is screaming about how illegals arent a burden on the tax system when this is a pretty clear example is showing that they are. Why do I, as an American citizen and tax payer, need to subsidize education for illegals when we cannot take care of our own citizens to start with?

If you want to fix these broken systems (immigration, healthcare, etc.), we need to remove all illegal aspects of it (abusers, fraud, etc) and lets see what we are actually left with before completely reforming terrible systems.

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Going to be honest, if the number of absentee's from WCPSS yesterday are accurate, it really grinds my gears considering how much my property tax has been raised the last 9 years (roughly 114% over that time) and a solid chunk of that is going to pay for public education for illegals.

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I didn't see Wake County data from yesterday.

Saw Charlotte had ballooned from the typical 8%-9% absent rate up to 16% on Monday. Was Wake's similar?

Not sure what gets your goat the most, but I'd guess a high percentage of the kids absent are birthright citizens even if they have undocumented family members. And what's the alternative to educating kids that are here? The societal cost of them being uneducated is higher than the cost of educating them.

Limit illegal immigration however we see fit, but if kids (illegal or not) are sitting in a house down in Clayton, our society is better off with those kids getting an education and the opportunities/counter-incentives to crime and other drains on safety and resources that come with a more educated, contributory populace.

We had three vendor company owners call yesterday to either say they wouldn't be on site or they'd be short-staffed (framers, painters, siding guys). Owners are legal/documented and most of their guys are too. They said their guys were scared though because many have undocumented parents or grandparents or cousins at home and are scared of them getting pulled into the machine.

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I dont trust where I saw the numbers from, hence why I didnt post or put them in my post. Its more along the lines that if its close to accurate, to me its a pretty large indicator of a very big problem. Everyone is screaming about how illegals arent a burden on the tax system when this is a pretty clear example is showing that they are. Why do I, as an American citizen and tax payer, need to subsidize education for illegals when we cannot take care of our own citizens to start with?

If you want to fix these broken systems (immigration, healthcare, etc.), we need to remove all illegal aspects of it (abusers, fraud, etc) and lets see what we are actually left with before completely reforming terrible systems.

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How does this example demonstrate illegals are a drain?

That takes a way more comprehensive analysis showing all the taxes they pay at federal, state, and local levels, and then quantifying the public benefits they receive and those they don't (Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, etc.) and also the broader economic benefits of them being in the workforce.

Studies of this are mixed as you can imagine.

Regardless, "removing all illegal aspects" of there being 10-20 million undocumented immigrants in the US depending on which numbers you believe is so impractical as to be likely impossible. A much more achievable strategy is providing a path to citizenship to pull them into the system, increasing both what they get paid and also what immigrants pay in.

FlossyDFlynt said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Going to be honest, if the number of absentee's from WCPSS yesterday are accurate, it really grinds my gears considering how much my property tax has been raised the last 9 years (roughly 114% over that time) and a solid chunk of that is going to pay for public education for illegals.

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I didn't see Wake County data from yesterday.

Saw Charlotte had ballooned from the typical 8%-9% absent rate up to 16% on Monday. Was Wake's similar?

Not sure what gets your goat the most, but I'd guess a high percentage of the kids absent are birthright citizens even if they have undocumented family members. And what's the alternative to educating kids that are here? The societal cost of them being uneducated is higher than the cost of educating them.

Limit illegal immigration however we see fit, but if kids (illegal or not) are sitting in a house down in Clayton, our society is better off with those kids getting an education and the opportunities/counter-incentives to crime and other drains on safety and resources that come with a more educated, contributory populace.

We had three vendor company owners call yesterday to either say they wouldn't be on site or they'd be short-staffed (framers, painters, siding guys). Owners are legal/documented and most of their guys are too. They said their guys were scared though because many have undocumented parents or grandparents or cousins at home and are scared of them getting pulled into the machine.

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I dont trust where I saw the numbers from, hence why I didnt post or put them in my post. Its more along the lines that if its close to accurate, to me its a pretty large indicator of a very big problem. Everyone is screaming about how illegals arent a burden on the tax system when this is a pretty clear example is showing that they are. Why do I, as an American citizen and tax payer, need to subsidize education for illegals when we cannot take care of our own citizens to start with?

If you want to fix these broken systems (immigration, healthcare, etc.), we need to remove all illegal aspects of it (abusers, fraud, etc) and lets see what we are actually left with before completely reforming terrible systems.

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But this is where the conversation gets silly. Even though Republicans have used illegal immigration as one of their primary election issues and keep you guys outraged about it, they are the ones who fight hardest to prevent any rules that would address the demand side of the equation, all of employers hiring the illegals in the first place. Have you heard about ICE dragging in any meat packing execs? I sure haven't.

Of course the dirty little secret is that our economy needs that cheap labor to function. And then you guys keep voting Republican because of the supply coming in to meet the demand. Politicians call that a win-win.