Netanyahu brags to an Israeli audience on how he manipulated Trump:
— ThePatrioticBlonde™🇺🇸 (@ImBreckWorsham) August 31, 2026
'It took a long time to get the US to come to its senses...but I finally got it to attack Iran due to my influence over its leaders...'pic.twitter.com/JYKXoTtr7u
Reagan launched his 1979 primary bid for the GOP nomination with an extended call for free immigration, free trade, and political integration with Mexico and Canada, where "peoples and commerce of its three strong countries flow freely across their present borders." pic.twitter.com/NfE4xs9tnp
— David J. Bier (@David_J_Bier) August 30, 2026
hokiewolf said:
When will we get back to this?Reagan launched his 1979 primary bid for the GOP nomination with an extended call for free immigration, free trade, and political integration with Mexico and Canada, where "peoples and commerce of its three strong countries flow freely across their present borders." pic.twitter.com/NfE4xs9tnp
— David J. Bier (@David_J_Bier) August 30, 2026
Civilized said:Gulfstream4 said:Civilized said:Gulfstream4 said:Werewolf said:
As I've posted here numerous times, the MSM is a significant part of the crime family. Free airwaves - publicly funded - for propaganda.
Just like their "pollling," it serves two purposes. It keeps their low information, pop culture, everyone hates Trump just like I do base engaged and it discourages conservative turnout.
Oooh busted. The scary MSM overlords are at it again.
Now weed out all the unopposed and noncompetitive races and crunch the numbers, and also note which are incumbents, focus on the competitive races, and tell me what you find.
Y'all and Libs of TikTok-adjacent bootlickers
I stopped right here^ at "bootlickers". I expect this from Sampty but from you is disappointing.
To be clear I wasn't calling you or other people on here bootlickers.
Libs of TikTok and other similar sites are, though. They're just mouthpieces, bordering on propaganda. There's zero critical analysis. It's all rah-rah bootlicking.
Some of that does carry over to here, where there's often little attempt to parse, dive into nuance, or actually get at the meat of an issue.
The "polls are out to get us" victimhood is not founded in any sort of evidence, and makes no rational sense.
First of all, polls are historically equally accurate (or innaccurate) when comparing R and D candidates in other presidential elections and downballot races, *except* when Trump is running, for a variety of plausible reasons. Yes, polls have a hard time capturing Trump's coalition. That is true.
But Trump's coalition contains disproportionately large numbers of people who are:Also, polling innaccuracy cuts both ways. Remember the Red Wave that was predicted in 2022 that never materialized? Did those polls that overstated support for Republican candidates "discourage Democratic turnout?" No, Democratic turnout was actually historically high for a midterm election, *despite* loads of prominent right-leaning pollsters dramatically inflating Republican candidate support. Polling bias is quantifiable, and if you look at polling analyses over time they shift back and forth between R and D bias.
- less likely to have college degrees;
- less likely to trust institutions;
- less likely to answer unsolicited phone calls;
- less likely to participate in surveys generally; and
- in some cases, less likely to be captured adequately by the sampling methods pollsters use.
Ironically, the same thing that bites pollsters when Trump is on the ballot (they can't accurately gauge who will vote) bit pollsters in 2022, except in 2022, they dramatically understated how many Dems would turn out. As it turns out, Dobbs was a huge motivator; D's turned out in significant numbers, and the Red Wave ended up being a surprisingly strong D showing instead.
Most importantly, there's simply no evidence that unfavorable polling decreases support for the alleged underdog candidate. If anything, it serves as a motivator to turn out.
hokiewolf said:
When will we get back to this?Reagan launched his 1979 primary bid for the GOP nomination with an extended call for free immigration, free trade, and political integration with Mexico and Canada, where "peoples and commerce of its three strong countries flow freely across their present borders." pic.twitter.com/NfE4xs9tnp
— David J. Bier (@David_J_Bier) August 30, 2026
Werewolf said:
Our #blindmice are going to be wearing tar n feathers, and then some, in the not so distant future.President Trump reminding us to Stand strong the Patriots are together..
— 🇺🇸ULTRA-MAGA🇺🇸Dean 🐸 (@7thDean) August 29, 2026
President Trump's Truth is a :34 second video of an army of Donald Ducks protecting Lake America and our country and has a timestamp of 10:50 AM EST
Q 34
Q Clearance Patriot
My fellow Americans, over the… https://t.co/X3FQkgALIA pic.twitter.com/BhIcqO2FAY
again, I do not care about trade deficits. I do not want an economy of nostalgic 1950s where we only treat manufacturing trade as the only thing produced in America. I dont care about:Gulfstream4 said:hokiewolf said:
When will we get back to this?Reagan launched his 1979 primary bid for the GOP nomination with an extended call for free immigration, free trade, and political integration with Mexico and Canada, where "peoples and commerce of its three strong countries flow freely across their present borders." pic.twitter.com/NfE4xs9tnp
— David J. Bier (@David_J_Bier) August 30, 2026
Did we have a $100 billion dollar deficit with Canada and $200 billion dollar deficit with Mexico?
Just give me a number where you say enough is enough?
Because of course they did. https://t.co/q7vPMfx2ex
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) August 31, 2026
hokiewolf said:
95% of our trade with Canada was free of tariffs. I'm all fine for figuring out how to equalize, but it has to be beneficial for both countries, and it can't be arbitrary like it has been for the last almost two years.
It also should be used for protectionism for US companies. They can either compete in the market or they can't and they will go out of business and someone else will innovate and become competitive
hokiewolf said:Gulfstream4 said:hokiewolf said:
When will we get back to this?Reagan launched his 1979 primary bid for the GOP nomination with an extended call for free immigration, free trade, and political integration with Mexico and Canada, where "peoples and commerce of its three strong countries flow freely across their present borders." pic.twitter.com/NfE4xs9tnp
— David J. Bier (@David_J_Bier) August 30, 2026
Did we have a $100 billion dollar deficit with Canada and $200 billion dollar deficit with Mexico?
Just give me a number where you say enough is enough?
again, I do not care about trade deficits. I do not want an economy of nostalgic 1950s where we only treat manufacturing trade as the only thing produced in America. I dont care about:
- Factories
- Steel
- Cars
- Coal
- Domestic production
- Exports over imports
- Protectionism and isolation
I prefer an economy built on
- Attracting capital.
- Attracting talent.
- Commercializing ideas.
- Building companies that scale globally.
- Running the world's deepest capital markets.
Instead of asking:
"How do we bring back the 1950s?"
We should ask:
"What would an economic policy that keeps America on top for the 2050s look like?"
One that maximizes innovation, productivity, investment, entrepreneurship, and human capital.
The fallacy of the MAGA obsession with tariffs and economic protectionism is that you can protect a factory, you cannot tariff your way into becoming the world's leading innovator.
And you cannot become more competitive by making the inputs used by American companies more expensive.
yes we did. Approximately 99.9% of U.S.Canada bilateral goods trade could move tariff-free under the existing free-trade regime, representing on the order of $770 billion of goods trade in 2023. Only a very small portion of bilateral trade was exposed to ordinary customs tariffs, although certain sectorsespecially dairy/agriculture, and at various times steel/aluminumhad quotas, special rules, or other trade restrictions.caryking said:hokiewolf said:
95% of our trade with Canada was free of tariffs. I'm all fine for figuring out how to equalize, but it has to be beneficial for both countries, and it can't be arbitrary like it has been for the last almost two years.
It also should be used for protectionism for US companies. They can either compete in the market or they can't and they will go out of business and someone else will innovate and become competitive
You do know we didn't have free trade with Canada?
Gulfstream4 said:hokiewolf said:
When will we get back to this?Reagan launched his 1979 primary bid for the GOP nomination with an extended call for free immigration, free trade, and political integration with Mexico and Canada, where "peoples and commerce of its three strong countries flow freely across their present borders." pic.twitter.com/NfE4xs9tnp
— David J. Bier (@David_J_Bier) August 30, 2026
Did we have a $100 billion dollar deficit with Canada and $200 billion dollar deficit with Mexico?
Just give me a number where you say enough is enough?
This is the Islamic takeover of New York City. New York…what have you done? This should not be happening in the United States of America. Islam is incompatible with Western Civilization.
— Anne-Marie Garrison (@Garrison_818) August 30, 2026
God help us🙏 https://t.co/GBK3oVsttQ
Bari Weiss personally directed this morning’s CBS News headline about Abdul El-Sayed to be tweaked to specifically mention deleted tweets referencing the September 11 terrorist attacks
— Natalie Korach (@NatalieKorach) September 1, 2026
New from @oliverdarcy https://t.co/vR0sNlaIZP
Trump allegedly thinking about renaming Lake Michigan “Lake Michelle Obama” is hilarious.
— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) August 31, 2026
I’d support it just for the chaos.
That long-ass lake sitting there with Michelle Obama’s name stretched all the way down it would have people losing their minds for weeks.
Trump wouldn’t… pic.twitter.com/0TZX8CvSry
I was listening to this Nick Shirley interview about Somalians being imported by the Lutheran Church, so I started researching
— Deep Leaks (@DeepLeaksHQ) September 1, 2026
🚨 It was Barack Obama who paid the Lutheran church NGO and additional NGOs over $100 million to bring in the Somalians and dump them in Minnesota… pic.twitter.com/FaFAfXwvmi
The Canadian government facts revealed in this small animation film will blow your mind and open your eyes…
— Great Canadian Moose (@Great_Cdn_Moose) August 30, 2026
Check it out. It’s a good Watch…
pass it on! pic.twitter.com/kfIHxrrIas
Trump: "We don't need their product. So if we cut off trade with that country, we just made $40 billion. You do a few countries like that, and we become a big money machine." 🙃 pic.twitter.com/RglgmA7Vgh
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 31, 2026
— Q MASTER POOL (@QMasterPool1) September 1, 2026
"Trump’s tariffs are costing American households an average of $1,100 a year. They have not achieved the president’s stated goal of shrinking the trade deficit..., and while manufacturing output has been rising, the expansion has been concentrated in the industries least affected… pic.twitter.com/XBmuTxbrTp
— Scott Lincicome (@scottlincicome) August 31, 2026
Underrated part of the Trump admin is the way arbitrary boomer vibes become quasi-policy. What do you mean you don't like the button to turn on the car? https://t.co/NsISHWAodh
— Scott Wessman (@scottew) August 31, 2026
Open your eyes 👀, remove the criticism.
— Danielle knows a lot (@Daniell64334313) August 31, 2026
Aside from the fact that Trump is taking control of the waterways to eliminate trafficking on the waters, he's also restoring what had previously been removed.
NCSWIC 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/nq9Sbl5CjK
Werewolf said:Open your eyes 👀, remove the criticism.
— Danielle knows a lot (@Daniell64334313) August 31, 2026
Aside from the fact that Trump is taking control of the waterways to eliminate trafficking on the waters, he's also restoring what had previously been removed.
NCSWIC 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/nq9Sbl5CjK
Werewolf said:Open your eyes 👀, remove the criticism.
— Danielle knows a lot (@Daniell64334313) August 31, 2026
Aside from the fact that Trump is taking control of the waterways to eliminate trafficking on the waters, he's also restoring what had previously been removed.
NCSWIC 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/nq9Sbl5CjK
163 CHILDREN RESCUED. SIX DAYS OF SILENCE.
— ⚡️Puddin⚡️ (@puddin88124) August 31, 2026
Not even 30 damn seconds from major news media.
But a lake gets its name changed? BREAKING NEWS.
Don’t preach to me about “saving the children” when 163 rescued kids aren’t even worth 30 seconds of your airtime.
Your silence says… pic.twitter.com/OcMGPEhwQq
Let me translate this for you from the NATO/Transnational Crime Syndicate/City of London Conglomerate psychobabble:
— Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit (@drawandstrike) August 31, 2026
"HOLY FUCK DO WE MISS HAVING ACCESS TO THE US TREASURY AND USAID! WE ARE HAVING TO LITERALLY STEAL YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT TO KEEP OUR CRIMINAL SCHEMES AFLOAT, AND… https://t.co/Y2Oej6rfnh