The Border Crisis Must Be Stopped

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With all the problems happening in our country, from rising gas prices to the "war with Ukraine," it's easy to be distracted by what really matters. The border being one of them. Thanks to the disastrous open border policies the Biden administration pushed for, we essentially have no border. The crisis is completely out of control. Criminals are allowed to enter our country without any issue. Children and women are being smuggled or trafficked at alarming rates. Drugs are also being trafficked into the United States at alarming rates. You would think this would be a top priority for Joe Biden and Democratic politicians, but it's not.

If you dare speak out against the border crisis, you're a racist xenophobe. The Biden administration is working hard to deceive the American people that there is no crisis. Just last week, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas stated that the southern border is in control. That's a blatant lie, and only sheep will believe otherwise. In the past few months, border patrol has been getting hundreds of thousands entering the United States illegally. Look at how dangerous the current conditions are. Specifically speaking, I mean the weather. Look at the 50+ immigrants who died in a tractor trailer with no water or air conditioning. This could have been prevented if the Biden administration would close the border.

The media doesn't try to expose the truth of what is happening. The few that have been only did so recently, because you cannot ignore what's happening. I applaud Tucker Carlson for being one of the only journalists bringing awareness to the crisis at the southern border. Isn't it interesting how the same people who said Vladimir Putin has no right to invade the sovereign nation of Ukraine are completely silent on the invasion currently happening in our own country? 

The southern border was secure under the Trump administration. That was one of his greatest accomplishments. In a few months, Biden unraveled that and now claims that closing the border is too difficult. 

What's the truth of what is happening at the border? Drugs are being poured into the U.S. and isn't showing signs of stopping. Just on July 18th, border patrol arrested a man attempting to smuggle in 250 pounds of fentanyl. Why does this matter? Drug overdoses have increased tremendously in the past few years. Drug overdoses hit an all-time high last year. 107,000 Americans died of fentanyl overdose, a 15% increase from 2020. How does Joe Biden handle this predicament? By sending one of the least useful politicians to the border, who refused to visit the southern border until she couldn't cackle her way out of not going anymore. The drug trafficking is one problem. The trafficking of humans at the border is even worse.

Claiming that human trafficking at the border isn't racist or xenophobic, as the woke mob claims. Women and young girls are being raped outside of the border by traffickers and smugglers crossing into the United States. Senator Joni Ernst spoke with border patrol agents, and she shared the following with Fox News: "The Border Patrol, they told us that about 30% of the women and girls that are being trafficked by the cartels up to the border are being sexually abused along the way. And those are just the ones that are reporting... Border Patrol agents feel that 60% of them having been abused would be a more accurate number, so it really is appalling." Ernst shared a story of two girls having been beaten and raped so badly, emergency personnel was called to help. These smugglers are doing all of this to mock law enforcement in America. As if to say, "We can do whatever we want, and can get away with it." They're not wrong. All border patrol can do is hold these migrants, then release them into the U.S. With all the talk of "Protect the children," you'd think Democrats would be concerned for the children being raped and abused by traffickers and smugglers. It's not shocking they don't care, considering House Democrats recently voted against Representative Chip Roy's bill to increase penalties against those sexually trafficking children. Nearly 60% of human trafficking cases involved minors last year. This is also the same party that believes in abortion at birth. If that doesn't disturb you or make you suspicious of how uncaring Democrats are towards children, I don't know what will make you realize.

Nothing is being done to stop the current crisis. This is not a pressing issue to the Biden administration. Instead, to please the social justice mob, the Biden administration is focused on fighting climate change. These people know there is nothing we can do to stop the climate from changing. They do know that they could change the crisis at the border, and to protect innocent children from being hurt. Open border policies don't only hurt Americans. It hurts everyone involved. People need to recognize what the real issue is. The Biden administration won't stop, because they're importing voters into the country. The border crisis must be stopped.

Three Spirits in January Book Review

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The author of Three Spirits in January sent me a copy of his novel for me to review. At first, I wasn't sure what to expect when I read this. I was in the middle of finishing Laura Loomer's book, then became busy with farm work and personal things. I finally decided to complete this book, as I promised. I was actually engaged with the book. This was an intriguing story to follow, as it literally relates to our current political situation. The novel is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

Related: A Dangerous Book Review

Summary

The book takes the plot of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carole to relate to the current political climate. The main character, Jack Phlippant, recently won the presidential election, despite numerous claims that the election was fraudulent. Phlippant is a career politician, with a history of making selfish and horrible decisions. Jack meets a mysterious stranger, who reveals himself as Jack's guardian angel, who despite numerous attempts to reason with Jack, has been ignored. The guardian angel, throughout three nights, introduces Phlippant to three different spirits: The Father, The Son, and Spiritus Sanctus, who show him the past, the present, and the future of his actions. He meets a fourth person, and Phlippant has to decide what his future will entail.

Analysis

As described, this book was certainly a page turner. If you didn't understand the characters, it revolves around Joe Biden and his current administration. The author focuses on what the current President does. Unable to speak without being told what to say, hating any opposition, barely able to stay awake. That is what we are currently witnessing. What I appreciate is how the author describes the importance of each decision "Phlippant" (aka Joe Biden) has made, and the impact it has on Americans. For instance, the author describes how Phlippant's laws, like removing welfare, hurt Americans. Yet you continuously heard Jack make excuses for why he supported such laws. I also appreciated in the book how The Son (aka Jesus Christ) discussed the issue of abortion and the creation of life, while pointing out the obvious flaws in the pro-choice logic. How the author discussed the issue of climate change was impactful for me, because it revealed an issue that isn't discussed enough: humans thinking they are as powerful as God. That's why abortion and the need to control climate is pushed. The world think they alone control the world. In actuality, the climate is always changing, but the Creator made this world to sustain life. Does that mean we trash the planet? Obviously not. However, the ideologies that the radical Left is pushing is not only dangerous to the planet, but to people as well. That's what the author discussed in Three Spirits in January. I truly learned so much from this story.

Related: Land of the Free Book Review

Conclusion

This book is a short read. Just 150 pages! I highly recommend purchasing this book! You won't regret it. If anything, you'll learn more about an issue you may not have thought about before. Going to give this book 4 stars!⭐⭐⭐⭐

The Media and Elected Officials Won't Acknowledge Basic Health Practices

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The White House recently shared this press release with an ominous message to those who haven't gotten vaccinated against Covid-19. See highlighted area. The "most compassionate and unifying administration" has issued this statement against unvaccinated Americans. This raises the question of why aren't you hearing of other medicinal practices to stay healthy. All you hear from these people are how you need to get vaccinated. How you need the booster. How you need to keep 6 feet apart. How you need to mask up. Nobody is bringing up traditional methods of staying healthy or preventing sickness.

Before I continue, let me reiterate my disclaimer that I am not a medical professional.

I've spoken on Ivermectin and its benefits. Everyone who I know used Ivermectin, or even Hydroxychloroquine, have testified their recovery was quick. The drugs clearly work, and numerous doctors have shared the success of Ivermectin, yet the drug is still mocked as "horse paste." Me discussing Ivermectin as a medicinal approach isn't the forefront of this article. What I wanted to focus on are simple, but effective, medical practices that I have not seen many in the current administration, Republicans, or the media discuss. 

What are some basic health practices? 

• Getting a good night's rest: In one study shared by the US National Library of Medicine, the authors shared how proper sleep impacts your body's response to sicknesses. When you are sleep deprived, you naturally become more irritable and stressed. This creates immunodeficiency, which can cause major problems. Additionally, poor sleep can cause "a manifest immunodeficiency characterized by an enhanced susceptibility to infections and a reduced immune response."
• Eating a proper diet: Having a healthy gut can have major impacts on your body's ability to fight infections or diseases. The gut and your immune system have a direct correlation to one another. The bacteria found in your gut has been proven to have significant impact on the rest of the body's abilities. The good bacteria in your gut communicates with your T-cells, which learn to destroy certain viruses and infections found in your body, to fight off infections. Gilbert Lab shares, "When these two are in good relations, the body is equipped to respond to pathogens and to tolerate harmless bacteria, preventing an autoimmune response and ensuring overall well-being." If your gut isn't healthy, such as having a poor diet (i.e. always eating junk food), your gut and immune system won't have that communication to fight off diseases. Eating a proper portion of fruits, vegetables, nuts/seeds, lean meats, or fish will promote a healthy digestive system and healthy gut, which will also promote a healthy immune system. 
• Taking vitamins: We've known of taking Vitamin C (at least) since childhood. Have you heard many medical professionals or anyone in the White House mention this? What about the effects Quercetin and Bromelain have on fighting Covid? As mentioned in one of my articles, one study showed that patients with Covid-19 taking Quercetin, Bromelain, and Zinc were less likely to develop hyper-inflammation and cytokine storm. Zinc has a major impact on your immune system. Vitamin C (as well as Magnesium) has a big impact on opening airways. Vitamin D "plays an important role in the formation and maintenance of epithelial and endothelial barriers, including lung tissue," said Frontiers in Nutrition. What did Fauci and the WHO tell us to do when Covid broke out? "Stay home and save lives." One of the main sources of Vitamin D is sunlight. This could potentially have a correlation to the number of deaths who had a deficiency of this particular vitamin.
• Exercise: Again, this is an obvious one. Exercise has numerous benefits, but I am focusing on the one for your health and immune system. It can help with a plethora of health concerns, as well as help you fall asleep quicker. As I mentioned earlier, the importance of good sleep in having a healthy immune system is beneficial, so exercise is another important practice.
• Staying hydrated: Drinking plenty of water is a major practice that many fall flat on. To have a healthy immune system, you must stay hydrated. Our body is 70% water, and that water carries nutrients to help assist different organs. If our body doesn't have proper hydration, it can't carry these necessary nutrients throughout the body. Not to mention when you are properly hydrated, this also contributes to a healthy digestive system. Remember what I said about your gut? See how these practices all tie into one another?

All of these practices are proven to make an impact on your health. Because of my gut issues, I have been eating right and exercising. I made a post on my Instagram story talking about all the bad things in bread, compared to eating something as simple as roti. Roti only has 4 ingredients: flour, olive oil, baking soda, and water. I'd have to make a whole list of ingredients and preservatives bread has. The importance of living a healthy lifestyle is something we should all strive for. 

Why won't the media or 90% of our elected officials focus on these practices? You just hear them shove the vaccine down our throats, with no regard to these easy practices. Why are these so called leaders not telling Americans about these practices?

Again, I am not a medical professional, but based on the research I have done, there is reason to believe the practices should be discussed more. I'm just fed up with this rhetoric. You hear Republicans like Sean Hannity, Ted Cruz, or even Donald Trump tell you "Please get vaccinated or get the booster to return to normalcy." Why won't any of them discuss what I have shared? We know big pharma won't. Vaccines make them money. Healthy practices and over-the-counter drugs don't line their pockets. 

I know I included many studies and articles, but I implore you to read them. Don't believe what I said just because I said it. I learned so much in reading these articles, and that's why I included them. People should know these things. Even Joe Rogan has blasted Biden and his administration for NEVER discussing basic health practices!!

What Did Tuesday's Elections Teach Us?

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Republicans gained tremendous wins in this week elections'. Virginia has turned back red, electing the first Jamaican black woman as Lieutenant Governor, and a Latino for Attorney General. (Neither the liberal news media covered, despite claiming they care so much about minorities). Texas and Pennsylvania gained Republicans in office. We saw victories unlike any other. Now, what did the recent victories for the GOP teach us? There's a few.

1) Focus on the issues.

What did Glenn Youngkin do to win? What did Windsome Sears do to win? They stuck with the issues plaguing their state. At the time, it was education. Virginians came off the brink of discovering a county covered up rape cases and finding out schools were including pornographic material. Despite being vocal about this, these same parents were then called domestic terrorists. One side said that parents should have no say in what their kids are taught, while the other said parents have the right to know. These issues were important to voters, and that's why Youngkin gained popularity. Even Minneapolis trying to pass a law to remove police and replace with "Department of Public Safety" didn't sit well with voters. They clearly didn't look at what voters wanted. 

2) You don't need Trump to succeed in a campaign.

Trump honestly pissed me off with his statement Tuesday night. Youngkin didn't have Trump on his campaign, and guess what? It worked out. He won. If Trump was on stage with Youngkin, he would have cost them that election. Trump makes it all about him. In case anyone forgets, and I don't care who this pisses off, but we could have won Georgia if Trump, Sidney Powell, and Lin Wood didn't tell voters to stay home. Georgia's Senate Runoff had a lower turnout than the gubernatorial election in 2018. Compared to Virginia, they had one of the highest turnout of voters. Ironically, Trump did somewhat help in Virginia. McAufflie couldn't stop bashing Trump and NEVER focused on the issues. That clearly cost him. This just shows that as long as you focus on the issues, voters will respond.

3) Not everything is set in stone.

Republicans automatically assumed states like Virginia or New Jersey were done deals. That Republicans could never win in those states again, and the voters were only Leftists. That wasn't the case. Virginia was always a red state, and New Jersey flips every now and then. Then there's the race in Texas, where a Republican won in a town that's majority Hispanic. More Hispanic voters are leaning Republican. Republicans should assume in these states that there is the possibility that we can turn it Republican, and fight like hell to see it happen.

4) Local races matter.

I've seen more Republicans focus on national elections, rather than gubernatorial or local races. That's because national races get them donations and money. But this shouldn't take away from getting voters out there. Clearly your state and local elections matter. Again, look at Texas. This is the second city (that I know of) that had a Republican win in a mainly Hispanic and blue area. That's HUGE. We need to bring more awareness to the importance of voting in all elections. If you've got a Democratic president, but a majority of Republicans in the state, you are in a good place. Republicans gained tremendous wins in last week elections'. We saw victories unlike any other. Now, what did the recent victories for the GOP teach us? There's a few.

I'm very proud to see these races succeed. I do question, since so many conservatives said this, that if the voting machines are now "good." Republicans used to complain about voter fraud, but now the machines work? I can't be the only one who thought this. Either way, the efforts from Republicans is admirable. And for once, I actually agreed with Kamala Harris. The effects of last week's election will determine what happens in 2022. The future is looking bright!

Just wanted to end with Starbucks' winter drinks come out today. Guess who's excited to go?!! Will be trying a new drink. Follow my Instagram @youngpatriotrising!

Did Trump Mean To Tell Republicans Not To Vote?

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Former President Trump has caused quite a stir within the Republican party. He recently sent out the following statement: "If we don't solve the Presidential Election Fraud of 2020 (which we have thoroughly and conclusively documented), Republicans will not be voting in '22 or '24. It is the single most important thing for Republicans to do." Twitter went crazy, with many either supporting or criticizing Trump. Did Trump mean to tell Republicans not to vote? In short, no he didn't. But it's not so simple.

Numerous Americans, including myself, were disappointed by the results of the 2020 election. I do believe it was stolen from We The People. Trump is correct in bringing this up. However, his constant talk of discouraging voters isn't giving him a victory. Instead, it is giving Democrats a victory. By telling voters we shouldn't vote, guess what? They won't. Democrats will come out in full force to vote for their candidate, but Republicans won't because they believe what Trump is saying.

This is exactly what happened with the Georgia runoffs. Trump, Sidney "Didn't release the kracken" Powell, and Lin Wood told Georgia voters to NOT vote since there was fraud in Georgia. What do you know? Barely anyone showed up to vote, since they felt so discouraged by what these three said. 

Now I do think Trump genuinely misworded what he meant. I think what he was trying to say is that if any person running for office on the Republican side wants to win voters, they should talk about election reform, lest no one will vote for them. However, if you read it how it is, Trump gives the impression no one should vote since he lost. He certainly should have worded his statement better.

A writer for CNN stated this, and to be honest, I kind of agree with it. "What Trump is saying, quite simply, is that unless and until he is restored as president -- due to (nonexistent) voter fraud during the 2020 presidential election -- Republican voters should withhold their votes in the 2022 midterms (and the 2024 presidential election)." I still disagree with the "nonexistent voter fraud," but the writer raises an excellent point. If Trump's ego isn't fueled, Americans shouldn't vote. If CNN, of all media companies, can see Trump is hurting the Republican party, why isn't anyone else?

I've seen numerous journalists or conservative influencers share how people told them they refuse to vote anymore because they believe what Trump is saying. Anthony Cabassa put on his Instagram that he's "talked to hundreds of people they will never vote again." Now add that to the already thousands who don't vote, how will the Republican party win elections? How does Trump not see this? A better question is why do Republicans buy this?

Democrats know how powerful voting is, especially from freedom-loving patriots. That's why they want you to believe the lie that voting doesn't matter. They want you to believe that it's all rigged, so there's no point of you voting. We already know they cheat, but why give them the leverage to win? We vote because it's a privilege. 

This is why so many Republicans are done with Trump. At this point, he is hurting the GOP. I'm not giving them much credit. They're all in bed with the Democrats. But Trump is doing little to help. He still has a lot of influence, but he isn't using that influence to help get America First Republicans elected. He just wants to fuel his hurt ego. Nothing can be done to reverse what happened in the 2020 election. How do we fight it? By election pro-America leaders, not complaining about the past. We should be looking to the future. For me, it's sad to say it, but Trump is doing more harm than good for the GOP, and unless he fixes his act, he won't be successful in politics anymore. I've said it before, and I'll say it again. I still support him, but let's be realistic.  If Trump doesn't return to how he was in 2016, he won't win again.

What Is Happening in Afghanistan...

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I know everyone has seen what the current situation is in Afghanistan. President Biden made the executive decision to pull troops out of Afghanistan. After this decision was completed, the Taliban seized this opportunity to take over the country. The government has been overrun by the Taliban. What is happening there is horrendous but there is more to this story than meets the eye, and I hope to cover it all.

The Taliban is already committing horrible acts. They bided their time, and found the perfect opportunity to strike. The spokesperson for the Taliban has already stated that the women and children will love Sharia Law. For those unaware of what Sharia Law is, I'd recommend doing some research. Feminists and Muslim Democrats love to praise Sharia Law. Any article you read regarding what Sharia Law is describes the concept as equality and fair. It's all lies. Under Sharia Law, if you are gay you are killed. Women do NOT have the same rights as men. In fact, I believe the testimony of a woman is considered half truth, whereas a man's testimony is considered to be fully true. Feminists, wherefore art thou?

The Taliban is currently going to the homes of young girls and forcing them to marry to be sex slaves for the Taliban. Some of these girls are as young as 12. Boys are treated just as badly. They are treated as sex slaves and get punished for reporting the crime.

Many Afghans are trying to flee the country or have given up and expect death to knock on their door. Numerous American soldiers are trapped in the country. We've all seen the horrendous videos of Afghans jumping on the planes leaving and plummeting to their deaths. 

What was Biden's response? "It's Donald Trump's fault." It really must be nice to be a Democrat. You can blame Trump for all your mistakes, and your party will eat it up like the mindless sheep they are.

Joe Biden is completely at fault for this. He was 100% correct in pulling out soldiers from that war-riddled country. What has staying there for about 20 years done for America except kill thousands of our men and women? His execution of removing troops is what has caused the situation to reach the point it has reached. For gosh sake, he left the country all the weapons. The Taliban has access to millions of dollars worth of weapons. Millions of dollars that came out of (you guessed it!) taxpayers' money. He also chose to HALT Trump's rescue plan to avoid anything similar to Benghazi. 

Biden voters, I have something to say to you. Was it worth it? Was it worth all for some mean tweets? You uneducated morons have as much blood on your hands as Joe Biden. You willingly chose to believe and "ride with Biden." 

Oh! Another thing to the feminidiots who support Biden. You notice who wasn't on the plane that rescued Afghans? Women or children. That's right! The President so woke about being all about women and children... didn't rescue women or children. At this point, I am led to believe that this wasn't about helping Afghans or bringing our troops home. This was about shipping in more voters and more replacement workers.

Now, this does bring up the question of should Biden have brought our troops home. I've seen it go both ways. I think he was right about bringing our troops home. But now, we've got neo-cons like Dan Crenshaw (who you'd think would be glad our troops came home) saying we should have stayed. Why??? There was no legitimate reason. I see many saying we should ship as many here to help them escape. Remember 2015 when Obama did that? See the similarity?? When Trump was President, this wasn't an issue. We cannot be the world's police. Especially not when America is crumbling. The restaurant industry is collapsing, as well as the apartment complex business. Schools are struggling, the border is out of control, and we still haven't come out of the pandemic. If we are struggling, how can we help anyone else? We have to support America First. And we need to bring Americans home now.

I truly pray that the people survive. I hope the trapped Americans escape. I pray for the Christians getting martyred for their faith. Despite what you think or the political views you have, the situation in Afghanistan is horrible. Reading the stories are soul-crushing. At least one Republican is filing articles of impeachment: Marjorie Taylor Greene. Democrats pulled out impeachment on Trump for a phone call, but nobody can do it for the crisis Biden has once again caused? There's only one thing you need to take away from all of this, if nothing else. This is the fault of Joe Biden and his administration, and he either needs to resign or be impeached. 

Why Are Democrats Silent On The Border Crisis?

For years, Democrats criticized the Trump administration over their treatment of illegal immigrants, claiming he was treating them horrendously. Now, the Biden administration has caused a surge of illegal immigration to come to the U.S. We are seeing a crisis happen. Facilities are overwhelmed. Border patrol is understaffed to handle the crisis. Yet for some reason, Democrats are completely silent on what is happening at the southern border. Why is that? I would like to give credit to my dad for giving me the idea for this article.

Look at what Democrats or Leftists said about Trump when it came to the border. The fake concern of AOC crying at the detention center (which was completely fake) or Hollywood fakes who claimed to be distraught over how Trump treated illegals. Remember when TIME put a picture of a crying child next to Trump saying "This is America." Where are them on the current border crisis? When Trump was president, the border crisis wasn't even a thing. Things were under control. Now? It's a humanitarian crisis.  

Facilities are overwhelmed. Border patrol cannot keep up. Ron DeSantis had to send police to help Texas. They've got so many people put in there, they cannot keep up with it. The Biden administration was trying to have social distancing, but there's so many people, it's physically impossible to do so. In one report found on CBS News, "there were not enough caregivers for the 500 migrant children under the age of 12 who were held there." A lawyer shared that at one facility, children could "only take one shower per week and hadn't seen the sun for a long time."

"Some of the boys said that conditions were so overcrowded that they had to take turns sleeping on the floor," the lawyer shared. 

Now, in recent headlines, an audio recording was leaked. The report revealed that a contractor told staff members the following: "We have already caught staff with minors inappropriately. Is that OK with you guys?'" 'NO.' The staff members responded. Said contractor continued by saying, "If you catch them, especially if it’s a staff member, you separate that minor from that person immediately." What caught people's attention is that the leaked audio from the contractor gave no implication to report any cases of sexual assault to minors by staff.

Everyone acted like Trump treated illegal immigrants so bad. That he and border patrol were evil racists. In actuality, the number of familial units coming to the border increased tremendously when Biden took office. There were numerous illegals from Mexico who were hoping Biden would win because they wanted to come here for free. Look at the graph above at the number of unaccompanied minors coming here. Most kids won't come here alone or willingly, so either they are with their family or they are with complete strangers who abandon them at the first sign of trouble. (Image credit: U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Southwest Border Encounters)

The media wants you to believe Trump and his supporters were the ones who liked seeing kids in cages. Clearly that is not the case. Democrats claimed to care so much, yet they are in complete denial of what's happening at the border. At the time of me writing this, President Biden and Vice President Harris still have not visited the border. And anytime they are questioned about it, they deflect. In an interview with Lester Holt, Kamala responded to his questioning of if she actually went to the border with "And I haven't been to Europe either." They don't care about what these people are going through. 

Illegal immigrants are huge targets for sex trafficking or forced labor. Polaris Project stated that "The vast majority of victims (comprised of people from either Latin America or the Caribbean) came from Mexico (58%)." Polaris Project describes 5 types of trafficking target to immigrants (both legal and illegal): Agriculture, Domestic work, Construction, Restaurants, and Escort services.

In an article from One Bread Foundation, the writer states how traffickers see that invisible target, and take full advantage. 

"Exploitation of immigrants, especially undocumented, is extremely common. They are especially vulnerable to human traffickers due to their fear of deportation. Many traffickers will offer aid to undocumented immigrants, and out of fear of law enforcement, they will accept, often ending up enslaved in brothels or warehouses," the writer of One Bread states. 

We all had family or friends who would criticize Trump or call him a xenophobe/racist (as well as his supporters). Now I don't hear a thing from any of them. Why are Democrats ignoring the truth? Are they so blinded by talk shows like "Cuomo Prime Time" that they can't even see what's really happening? At least some Democrats, like Sen. Mazie Hirono or Rep. Henry Cuellar, has called out the Biden administration for ignoring this crisis. I truly hope more will join in and hold the Biden administration responsible for the crisis they caused.

Democrats Are Losing Hispanic Voters. Republicans Need To Reach Them.

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There's a new trend of Hispanics and Latinos leaning more right. There have been many cases where we have seen this happen. The Left is bewildered by these numbers, as they have believed they held the ground on minorities. What does this mean for Republicans? They need to focus on winning Hispanic voters, as we are seeing a shift from Hispanic voters unlike anything we've seen before.

People began to notice the different trend in Latino/Hispanic voters after the mayoral race in McAllen, Texas. The city is about 85% Hispanic or Latino, and has voted for Democrats since 1997. Surprisingly, the city voted for a Republican this year, breaking an almost 25-year streak. Most mayoral races get little coverage, but seeing how this race was overwhelmingly won by a Republican, in a city of Hispanic/Latino majority, this shakes things up. 

Interestingly, the city of McAllen supported Hillary Clinton by 40-points over Donald Trump in 2016. Come 2020, Trump cut that 40-point margin by more than half. Trump earned almost 50% of the Hispanic vote in Florida in 2020, a 10-point increase from 2016. In an article from NBC, a Miami-based Democratic pollster said Trump made significant gains among Colombians, Venezuelans and Nicaraguans, compared to Republican candidates in the previous 3 elections. Miami-Dade County is normally deep blue, but became a more purple area in 2020. Two representatives in that county lost their seats to Republicans.

Cuban Americans are also normally Democratic voters, but Trump managed to reach them. Of course it wasn't hard when the opposing side is pushing for ideologies Fidel Castro would be proud of. Also, prayers up for the freedom fighters in Cuba. #SOSCuba

How were Republicans able to gain so much of the Hispanic vote? The same NBC Miami pollster stated, "Democrats allowed Republicans to paint Democrats as socialists and communists like Chávez and Castro." That's correct, and many Hispanic/Latino voters saw this. Many saw that Biden and his administration will bring what many escaped from: socialism and Communism. Therefore, they voted for the man who was 100% prepared to fight that. Hispanic voters see through Democrats' lies, and that's why they're voting Republican. Look at the trends from 2016 to 2020. 

Donald Trump swung a lot of Hispanic voters over because of his policies. Pedro Gonzalez, during an interview with Tucker Carlson Tonight, said that "Most Hispanic and Latino voters don't support with illegal immigration, the attacks from BLM/Antifa, drag queen story hour, or defunding the police." Trump's messaging of "Build the wall" or "Stop illegal immigration," I believe, resonated with Hispanic/Latino voters. 

Even the "Latinx" thing is a mockery of their culture. I see many Latinos post "There's no such thing as Latinx. It's Latino or Latina." I'd be offended if someone made a mockery of my culture too. The term isn't even used by many Latinos or Hispanics. In a 2019 Pew Research study, "only 23% of U.S. adults who self-identify as Hispanic or Latino have heard of the term Latinx, and just 3% say they use it to describe themselves." 

I came across an article shared by one of my favorite accounts on Instagram, Informed With Anthony, entitled "Dear Democrats, We Are Not ‘Latinx'.'" The author explains that most Hispanic Americans are socially conservative, and don't like the idea that straight people are the enemy of the LGBT community as Democrats say. 

"Latinos are entrepreneurs, hardworking, and they want to get ahead; those are their main concerns, not meaningless discussions about changing the language." She also includes, "The Latinx thing is one more sign of the disconnection with reality and the arrogance of the progressive movements."

Democrats don't seem to accept that most Hispanics aren't in favor of their policies. Unfortunately, Republicans don't want to seize the opportunity presented. They are content that 40% of Hispanics vote for them because "ThE LeFt CaNnOt CaLL uS RaCiSt WiTh ThOsE NuMbErS." This is why in 2022, we need leaders who will actually fight.

I have shared that my parents came from a socialist country, and if nothing else could convince them to NOT vote for Democrats, it's the socialist-like policies Democrats support. The same goes for many Hispanics and Latino voters.

Republicans need to go where they have a chance of winning. That means dropping the conservative identity politics. You may not like hearing this, but anything I have shared is the truth. Republicans chasing the LGBT+ or black vote is a waste of time. I'm certainly not saying to ignore this demographic, but looking at it strategically, wouldn't it make more sense to gain a potential 55% margin in Hispanic or Latino voters, rather than a less than 5% chance with the black and LGBT+ vote combined? Again, Trump played identity politics and ignored who his true base is. Why not reach the base that holds many of your values?

If Republicans already gained significant ground with Hispanic voters without doing a thing, imagine how much better things would be if they actually tried? And stop with the identity politics! Does the GOP not see how identity politics is losing voters from the Left? We have the ability to gain more voters with Hispanics. Identity politics pushes people away. Clearly, Hispanics hold more conservative/Republican values. Republicans need to show these values in their messaging. 

Trump vs DeSantis: Who Would Be The Better Candidate?

This was a question I got asked on my Instagram story, when I told my followers to ask me anything political. I've noticed it's dividing the current GOP base. From what I can see, many support former President Trump and wish to see him run again in 2024. He's made numerous suggestions that this may become reality. On the other hand, there are many who consider Trump a failure and think he is doing more damage than good, thus supporting DeSantis who has overcome many odds. I thought I could tackle who I think would be the better candidate in 2024, should it be between the two.

Donald Trump began a movement that changed the look of the Republican party. No longer were we considered the party of "rich old white men" but the party of blue collar workers. Trump created policies that were truly astounding. His weakness was who he put in charge of his campaign or administration. He chose people based on loyalty alone, not loyalty AND skill. 

DeSantis, on the other hand, has many of Trump's positive traits without the negative baggage.

Vince Dao shared this on Instagram, and I agree: "Ron DeSantis' main legacy has not been one of 'small government.' The reason he's so accomplished and liked by conservatives is precisely because he's been extremely good at using the government effectively to achieve conservative goals."

DeSantis focuses on Florida and helping the state. I also appreciate how he's willing to put partisanship aside to help the state, as we've seen with the cooperation between Biden and DeSantis.

One weakness I do foresee in DeSantis is how "close" he is with Israel. Don't get me wrong, I do believe in standing with Israel. Just not to the extent many on the Right do. We should be America First. DeSantis recently signed an anti-Semitism law, which some conservatives are concerned crosses the line into anti-free speech. Not to mention he supported red flag laws, which is a MAJOR turn off for most conservatives or Republicans. I haven't seen him speak on this recently, so hopefully he dropped this ideology. This doesn't take away from his popularity, as the polls have shown. 

Not to mention there's more bipartisanship support to DeSantis than Trump ever had. A reporter from the Washington Post purposely lied about FEMA in regard to the Surfside building collapse, and many on the Left came to DeSantis' defense. Even how DeSantis is on the grounds, ensuring the rescuers are getting any help they need, will really stand out. 

From everything I have read, DeSantis is not considering a run for 2024. He's only focused on winning his reelection in 2022. Speaking selfishly, I'd rather him stay governor of Florida for another 4 years before he goes for President. He's doing amazing work here. 

As for Trump, I'm not sure if he could be the nominee. After his disastrous run in 2020, I worry the same could happen. If he does that, I probably wouldn't vote for him. It'd be for nothing. DeSantis would have a better chance. Now, if Trump runs his campaign like in 2016, I believe he'd come out on top. I will admit that before Trump's rally in Sarasota, I had really given up on his potential 2024 run. Trump finally called out the jailing of the protesters on January 6th, and asked the question we've all been asking: "Who shot Ashli Babbitt?" This was something many in Trump's fan base felt disappointed about. Whoever got Trump to talk about this should be given an award. This reinvigorated his fanbase, and potentially gave him an upper hand. Not to mention the lawsuit he's bringing against Google, Facebook and Twitter is amazing (although he could've done this when he was President). 

I will note, however, that 2022 is approaching us and we need to make sure we have good representatives in office.

If it came down between Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis, I'd have to support DeSantis. I do like Trump, but I feel DeSantis could have a stronger chance of winning, due to the support he has, his likeness, and record of accomplishment. Not to mention (especially if you kept up with this blog), I have more respect and admiration for DeSantis over Trump. Again, I don't see that DeSantis intends to run for President. He seems content in Florida. I'd love to see him run, but later in the future. I do think Trump now has a shot, but he needs to do what he did in 2016.

Facebook: America's Biggest Human Trafficker?

"Every person on this earth is created in the image of God – uniquely, beautifully, and perfectly. Their value is priceless, and they are not for sale." -Tim Tebow

One of my favorite warriors in the fight against human trafficking, Eliza Bleu, has been sharing on her Twitter feed how Facebook is guilty of human trafficking on their site, and profiting from human trafficking. As many of you know, I often write about the connection between social media giants like Facebook or Twitter and human trafficking. It really ticks me off that no one is talking about this issue in the media. This is an issue that should affect all Americans.

According to a 2020 report from the Human Trafficking Institute, the majority of human trafficking and sex trafficking took place on Facebook. The CEO of Human Trafficking Institute, Victor Boutros, told CBSN the following statement: "The internet has become the dominant tool that traffickers use to recruit victims, and they often recruit them on a number of very common social networking websites. Facebook overwhelmingly is used by traffickers to recruit victims in active sex trafficking cases." (Source: CBS News)

The report stated that "59% of online victim recruitment in active sex trafficking cases occurred on Facebook, making it by far the most frequently referenced website or app in public sources connected with these prosecutions, which was also true in 2019." In addition, the shocking aspect is that Facebook isn't a popular platform for teenagers compared to adults. However, children were victims of traffickers compared to adult victims. "65% of child victims recruited on social media were recruited through Facebook compared to just 36% of adults." Facebook claims to be trying to fight this, but nothing has really changed. These numbers were high in 2019 as well. They're responsible for allowing pimps and traffickers to profit and reach victims. (Source/Image credit: Human Trafficking Institute)

I'm currently reading Stolen: The True Story of a Sex Trafficking Survivor by Katariina Rosenblatt. She discusses her experience of being sex trafficked as a child, and how she escaped. Book review coming soon! Reading her experience made me realize that human sex trafficking has worsened today because of the Internet and social media. Now add that to children being locked at home during the pandemic with nothing to do besides go online, what do you think will happen? Traffickers took advantage. 

Believe it or not, there's even more. Facebook has a few lawsuits against them. Three being from three girls who were sex trafficked as minors on the website. "The girls were 13, 14 and 16 years old when they were recruited by pimps through the company’s apps." (Source: Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project) To make matters worse, Facebook has tried (and failed) to get the lawsuit dismissed. Their defense was the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which basically protects companies like Facebook from getting complete blame for pimps or traffickers from using their service. The judge then pointed out the 2017 Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act, which amended the 1996 Act to make it illegal for big tech companies to enable traffickers or pimps. Interestingly enough, this bill was signed into law by former President Trump.

I've discussed a lot, but here's what I'd like to conclude with. Facebook must be held accountable. Why is it that the trafficker will receive penalty, but not the platform who allowed this? Facebook is able to say they are keeping Trump banned until 2022, but can't say that they will ban anyone involved in sex trafficking of minors?! Eliza Bleu said, "Facebook is America's biggest human trafficker." They need to be held accountable. Share this article and call them out. Like Tim Tebow stated, "We can never stop fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves."

Is Elise Stefanik The Right Replacement To Liz Cheney?

Conservatives' reaction to Elise 

Stefanik replacing Liz Cheney:

Many were pleased to see the GOP finally get rid of Liz Cheney from her leadership position in the House. Her replacement is Elise Stefanik, who Trump, Jim Jordan and McCarthy praised and endorsed. Many Trump supporters do not seem to love her, but this really does bring up the question of if Stefanik is a better replacement to Cheney. More specifically, is Elise Stefanik better than Liz Cheney. In short, no she isn't. In this article, you'll probably see that Cheney should've stayed in that position. (Image credit: Tenor)

First of all, I do not like or support Liz Cheney. Not so much because of her beef with Trump. At this point, that shouldn't be a reason for you to support or hate a candidate. If you're basing your vote on what Trump says, you're a blind sheep just like Leftists. I'm looking at Cheney's positions. She's clearly a neocon war hawk with terrible foreign policies. So how much different is Elise Stefanik to Liz Cheney? 

For starters, despite Cheney not supporting Trump, she did still hold many conservative values, thus voting 93% of the time in favor of Trump's policies. Elise only voted in support with Trump about 78% of the time. (Stats: Politico) According to an article from Red Eagle Politics (who was the inspiration for this post), Stefanik stated that "conservatives need to be more accepting of pro-choice arguments, opposed Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Accords, bought into the net neutrality hysteria of 2017, and supported reducing religious liberty with her support of the 'Equality Act' back in the 116th Congress." 

Stefanik also voted against Trump's tax cuts bill, because Trump cut off any loopholes for her donors "via the elimination of the SALT deductions." In a Twitter thread, it showed that Elise "voted against Trump's wall, supported DACA,  co-sponsored Adam Kinzinger’s bill to give 4,000 new green cards to Afghans, came out against Trump for pulling out of the Paris Climate Accords," and much more.

She's also very fake. Laura Loomer shared her story of meeting Elise. She donated $500 to Stefanik's campaign, and openly endorsed Stefanik. Instead of being grateful for the support, the second Stefanik received complaints from the fake news media, she came back and said she doesn't support Loomer. Laura even said "she had no problem keeping my money though!" Elise claims she wants to see more women get the chance to be represented and "have a seat at the table," but completely alienated Loomer. 

It's a shame. I had really supported and liked Stefanik, as I saw that there was a woman who represented the conservative movement well. Or so I thought. Once again, when the glamour fades, and the grifters stop grifting, you see the truth. And boy, do I feel like a fool for supporting her.

Stefanik is not better than Cheney. If anything, this proves Cheney was more supprortive and loyal to Trump than Elise. This is not a step up. Instead of getting an America First fighter, we have an even worse Establishment Republican/liberal. There were so many more viable choices. Cheney isn't good, but we aren't getting better leadership with Stefanik. People believe Stefanik is pro-Trump, but she's a TINO (Trumpian In Name Only). Like I said, this shouldn't be the main reason you support a candidate, but you should note that the people saying she's a diehard Trumper are lying.

Mahgdalen Rose tweeted something to sum this article up perfectly: "Basically the GOP is firing someone who is actually a Conservative and hiring someone who is a classical liberal." I do truly hope she does well. but based on her record, I'm not overly hopeful. Don't believe the hype that "Elise Stefanik is the new face of the Republican party." Because she is not a good look for us.

Conservative Must Stop Identity Politics Because It Doesn't Win Votes

In recent news, Caitlyn Jenner announced a bid for governor of California. Many in the conservative world praised Caitlyn, saying that California needs "new leadership." I found myself thinking about this, and I've come to the realization that Republicans (and many conservatives) are more concerned about identity politics than actually getting good candidates in office. Conservative identity politics do not win votes.

I've seen many so-called "conservatives" call out the left over their use of identity politics. These people will quote Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech, and complain that MLK would be rolling in his grave over the left's use of identity politics. While we all know this is true, the conservative movement is guilty of the exact same thing. Look at who is representative of the conservative movement. Grifters and fakers. These people claimed to be for Donald Trump and his supporters. All these "conservatives" are praising Jenner for announcing a bid for governor. Where are these same conservatives on the patriots who are behind bars for trespassing? They care so much about going wherever the political wind pushes them that they have alienated and ignored their entire base. 

Conservatives and Republicans keep trying to please the politically correct crowd by showing how "diverse" we are. This type of behavior is accepted by the Left. We know they pander to those politically correct. Most conservatives I know don't believe in this politically correct message. Most are strong Christians who hold the same views I do. We don't like seeing people "uplifted" because of their skin color, gender, veteran status, or sexual orientation. We want to see people who will fight for us. The people being pushed by conservatives are grifters. 

I read an article from Red Eagle Politics titled "The Tides Are Turning: Even the Establishment Acknowledges the Realignment." The author noted a tweet from Charlie Kirk, where Charlie states that the Left's current cultural warfare is more dangerous than the "conservative boogeyman of socialism" and that we need to "rethink our priorities." Now that Trump isn't up there saying that socialism will never come to the U.S., Charlie is pushing a different messaging. Now Republicans are pushing the message of America First because they have no choice, as it's what resonates with American voters. Before, it was all about clickbait.

Personally speaking, as a Christian, I cannot openly support Caitlyn. I vote based on my faith and my beliefs. You guys know how I've stated what issues matters to me in voting for a person. Caitlyn could be the most prolife, anti-trafficking person out there, but I still could not support her run for office. It goes against everything I stand for. If I'm honest, I think more people are excited that a big name "celebrity" is running for office, rather than someone with integrity. Let's not forget Jenner got away with a hit and run. Caitlyn isn't a bad candidate because of being transgender; she's just a bad person. 

This isn't to hate on anyone in the LGBT movement. Caitlyn isn't the right person for the job, and that's my view. If I was living in California, and it came down between Newsom versus Jenner, I wouldn't vote. I do believe in the power of voting, but in this case, I could not see how one would be better than the other. Too many conservatives jump on board with another conservative without knowing their true intentions/beliefs. I'm not entirely sure what Caitlyn stands for. If anyone knows what Caitlyn's views are, in terms of Republican or conservative, leave a comment.

You may not like what I've said. That's fine with me. This is a post I held back from writing many times because many conservatives don't seem to like it when you mention this stuff. If conservatives want to get back voters, they need to stop this politically correct crap. It is not helping us win over voters. Trump was never politically correct. His messaging really hit Americans on all sides. Conservatives are slowly realizing what many deplatformed conservatives (i.e. Milo Yiannopoulos, Laura Loomer, Lauren Witzke, Paul Joseph Watson) were saying. Even Mahgdalen Rose has spoke out against the conservative movement for this. The politically correct mob will only give you a small percentage of votes. Don't base a movement on popularity. The people we should be targeting and supporting are the politically incorrect and normal Americans. You cannot bow to the politically correct mob, no matter what side they are coming from.

Joe Biden Is Willing To Help Illegal Immigrants Over Our Troops

Joe Biden announced that, in order to help with the crisis at the border, he will spend $86 million on hotel rooms for the migrants surging our borders. Photos and videos have been released showing the condition the migrants, especially minors, are currently in. It's absolutely atrocious, and it's all because the Biden administration refused to listen to Trump on the border crisis (Biden still hasn't visited the border), and voters were too stupid to know better. Imagine Biden is going to use policies Trump was called a racist for! Oh the irony. Seeing that clip of the illegal immigrant saying he "wouldn't have tried to come to the U.S. if Trump was President" but came because "Biden was elected" is absolutely astounding, but not at all shocking. But I digress. I'm not actually trying to focus on what is happening at the border, despite how important it is. I'm actually focusing on how the Biden administration is putting illegal aliens over Americans. 

The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development has estimated that a little over 40,000 veterans are homeless. Some reasons for homeless veterans include the following: shortage of affordable housing/livable income/access to health care, live with lingering effects of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or substance abuse. You'd think the people who fought to protect our country in the past and present would receive the utmost care from the president. Nope! Biden puts our troops last. He and Jill, oh I apologize, Dr. Jill Biden, claim to care about the troops because "their dead son served," but don't be fooled because bringing up their dead son as a way to deflect that they don't give a crap about our armed forces is pathetic. 

Need more proof that Biden and his administration are putting our troops last? Look at how they've been treated in DC. They were put in a parking garage to sleep, had one bathroom to share, one cell tower. A president did help our troops by putting him in hotels, and didn't use taxpayer's money to do so (I know he wasn't president, but I still stand by my point). Guess who did that? Trump helped troops by allowing them to stay in his hotel. What did Biden do? Have his wife hand out candy to troops and give a BS apology. They really think so lowly of our troops.

Don't be fooled. Joe Biden and his administration are putting America last. They will always put illegal immigrants first. Now we are going back to the bad old days. If what is happening to veterans isn't bad enough, the Biden administration is allowing migrant kids to be in school, in-person, while students in Leftist-run states/cities are forced online. Let THAT sink in. Under Trump, our military was treated the right way. The Biden administration is saying "F you" to Americans, and people were dumb enough to believe his lies. Of course the military getting woke might be punishment enough for the treatment Biden is giving them. Nonetheless, I do respect most veterans or anyone who served in the armed forces, and how this administration is treating them should appall everyone.

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Mahgdalen Rose Interview

This is an interview I've wanted to do for a long time. Mahgdalen Rose has certainly impacted how I view politics and who the true patriots/fakers are. She's an accomplished woman, and I have loved getting to know her. We discussed numerous issues. I hope you'll enjoy reading our conversation as much as I loved interviewing Mahgdalen.

Question #1: "Why don’t you explain to my viewers who you are and what you do?" 

Answer: "I host The Mahgdalen Rose Report and the McFiles Network. I hosted a show in some configuration for about two years now. I talk to leaders in politics, education, society, and culture, or any of those who have a cause to elicit change because I want there to be an element of 'What can I do/How can I participate' while watching the interview. I'm also a writer for the Freedomists, which is a young conservative organization. I write about politics and education. I'm also a co-host of the Stop Yelling, Start Thinking podcast on the Freedomists platform. We discuss current events, and one of my co-hosts is a young conservative from New Zealand, so we talk about current events on a global perspective. I also do my own independent livestream reporting."

Question #2: "Why did you get involved in politics?"

Answer: "I got involved after the Parkland shooting. I had recently graduated high school. That tragedy caused bad things people were not aware of, especially throughout the political world. It was a grim time. I knew young conservatives who were being targeted for not attending the school walkouts for gun control. I just graduated, but I knew people in high school. I also saw online how young conservatives were being treated, and how they were being casted as the failure of this generation, and I didn't feel that my young conservative leaders were doing anything to stand against this. There were man on the street videos done to see what young liberals wanted in terms of gun control, but not enough was done to protect young conservatives. I reached out to many young conservative leaders who never got back to me or told me 'That's how things are.' I wanted to be a better voice for young conservatives, so it just steamrolled from there."

Question #3: "I understand you’re critical of the conservative movement. Can you tell me what is problematic within the conservative movement?"

Answer: "There are a lot of areas that needs improvement. I would say the main issue is there’s little organization. People think there's a lot of organization because the RNC is this powerful entity, but if you look back at the 2020 election, there were many things we didn't do. We didn't do any virtual townhalls, nor any local politics components. I spoke to one of the co-founders of the Tea Party Movement about this, and he explained that there's a rejection of local politics within the conservative world. I think that comes from Trump doing so many rallies, and that being his style. Additionally, in the conservative movement, there's a focus in becoming a celebrity over getting elected or being a strategist. One of the things we hate about the Left that I've noticed from the people I spoke with is that they want to be the center of attention, and that's bled into the conservative movement. When you have that, you get a bunch of leaders who don't protect conservatives or conservatism at all."

Question #4: "In the Georgia Senate race, less Republicans and conservatives showed up to vote. We’ve both told our audiences how important local politics is. Why do you believe this?"

Answer: "I think local elections really have to mean anything besides Presidential elections. For a long time, I was wondering why the Republican party was obsessed with the Presidency. Republicans used to focus on governorships and state legislatures. We held those positions for so long. Now this focus on the national elections have made local politics less relevant. Local races are important because that's how you control the government. If President Biden had a Republican-led Senate and House, he would not be pushing the things he is pushing. He wouldn't be signing the things he is signing because he would upset the legislators. If you're concerned about voting rights or other issues, that happens at the state/local level. That's something the RNC doesn't focus enough on. They just want to fundraise, and it's easier to fundraise at the national level."

Question #5: "I understand abortion is an important topic for you. What led you to be prolife?"

Answer: "I'm prolife because I'm an only child. My mom had me when she was 39, and she was told she should have an abortion because I might have Down Syndrome. She didn't, and she was told she’d be doomed to raise a child with Down Syndrome, like it's a life sentence. She was also told there was a chance of miscarriage. I was aware all the time that I could have been erased as a human being. I think of it as the interests I have, like my favorite color is red or blue, or my phone and favorite playlist of music, all those things would have been gone if I was aborted. Abortion is the erasing of human potential, and really the erasing of someone's stamp on the world. I also don't understand why people think it's acceptable to erase what someone could be or the imprint they're going to have in the world. I've discussed this with liberals, and I've said to them 'I'm not going to be okay with someone getting erased because you think it's the right political move.' That's really where I have issues with the Left. I'm uncompromised on this. I don't understand how anyone is truly okay with erasing another person's existence."

Question #6: "You've discussed what the GOP needs to do when 2024 comes around. I'm curious to know who you think could be a potential choice for the 2024 Presidential election?"
Answer: "There's nobody in Congress I could think of. I know Josh Hawley wants to run. I don't think he could carry the party, and having read his New York Post op-ed about censorship, I did not feel like I was reading the words of somebody who was a genius in this. I think he's a very capable Senator and lawyer. I'm glad the people of his state voted for him, and he's representing them well. There's not one specific person I could name. What I think we need is someone from the business world, and not necessarily the business world Trump came from. We need someone who was the CEO of a company they didn't build who can show that when they entered that business, they solved the problems. Someone who can show that when they step into a new role of a business they didn't necessarily build, because it's not like this person had built America or anything, but that they could take over and hold strong over the media. I think we need a genius, but not necessarily an intellectual. Right now at this point in our country, we need someone who genuinely knows what is going on. Not someone who repeats the same talking points, but someone who can see what is going on. Perhaps someone in the news media or from the economics world, I don't think Hollywood would work, but certainly someone from the media could."

Question #7: "What do you think causes a politician to fail or succeed at running a campaign?"

Answer: "I think previously, before the Trump era on the Republican side, I think there were a lot of issues fundraising strategy or messaging, but now the Republicans that I see fail at campaigns that are winnable, as in within 5 point margin, not with campaigns like Kim Klacik who was behind by 60 points. It comes down to is that they don't know how to do it. What I mean by that is Trump ran a big picture campaign in 2016 and 2020. He ran a campaign that was anchored in big moments. Candidates for the Republican party don't know how to run campaigns for smaller moments. They don't know how to run a Congressional campaign. They think the most important thing is to be on stage with Trump, which it isn't. I interviewed Congressman Peter Myer, who was running at the time for Congress, taking over Justin Amash's seat. He ran a very localized campaign, and I found that interesting. He was running in a district that does not love Trump, and he was able to win over moderate Republicans and Trump supporters because he was there. He was at town halls, he was helping communities during the pandemic, he was participating. Mike Braun ran a similar campaign. That's what needs to be happening. I'm not sure if that's happening on the Democrats' side, but I would assume it's a similar issue. People want to be popular, and if you don't have a good network and framework, I'd assume it's equally difficult to win over that office."

Question #8: "What do you think caused normally Republican states, like your home state of Virginia or now Georgia, to turn Leftist?"
Answer: "In Virginia's case, it was a long time coming. The Democratic party in Virginia has a strong base and framework, so that one was more natural for me. There were indicators for me, even before I was here. The GOP also ran a terrible governor candidates. These people are not vetted well. Clearly don't care. Maybe if they chose better gubernatorial candidates, you'd be in better luck. The legislators barely have any Democrats. It's not that Virginia has become a solid blue state, but it's a state the GOP has abandoned. I don't think that's necessary, but it is certainly unfortunate. You may not get the Presidency, but there are local and state seats you could win back. As for Georgia, that one is difficult for me because you cannot tell me the Trump campaign did not know what was happening in Georgia, or of the work Stacey Abrams was doing. You have to remember that after Trump lost, and what happened in the Georgia runoffs, an entire group of crazy people descended to Georgia and told conservatives not to vote out of loyalty to Trump, and nobody really refuted that in a big enough way. A couple of tweets is not enough when you have these rallies with people telling conservatives to not vote to stick it to the RNC. I'm curious to see if we could win back those seats. To me, it's kind of reminiscent of when that Democrat from Alabama, Doug Jones, won over Roy Moore because we had odd circumstances and crazy people in the mix, so maybe we could win those back."

Question #9: "What did you consider to be President Trump's greatest accomplishment and failure?"
Answer: "I believe that Trump's most significant accomplishment was his foreign policy efforts, specifically getting American hostages returned. His ability to negotiate with hostile foreign advisories and come out with what he went in wanting (the return of American hostages) is unparalleled in Presidential history and what a complete turnaround from the Obama years where hostage retrieval was sluggish and often unsuccessful. Seeing hostages returned to the USA like the ones from North Korea was a great moment for the American people. Trump's biggest failure was his judgment in who he hired and who he elevated in his administration. People who had helped him get elected or had been with him from day one was repeatedly passed over in favor of grifters and yes men. Trump had an inability during his term to hire people who could be both loyal to him and brilliant at their jobs. The only real exception was Pence. He seems to have been President Trump's best hire throughout his time in politics."

Question #10: "What do you think caused President Trump to lose?"
Answer: "I think he ran a terrible campaign. Some people are upset when I say that, but you have to understand that this man had no policy direction. In 2016, he had an entire flock of former strategists and staffers from Bob Dole, when running against Hillary Clinton. The Dole people have spent 20 years losing to the Clintons and understood the Clinton machine. Despite people thinking Trump didn't run a real campaign, he actually did. This time around, Trump was almost removed from the strategy, and you had people who were lifelong Republicans, people who had worked in the Bush campaign like Ed Rollins, so you had a really great network. Fast-forward to 2020, Lara Trump is the only person who has strategic capacity in the campaign. You have an entire group of people who, last time, were just media advisors running with the campaign. A lot of blame rests on Brad Parscale. This man ran a tech company which I do not believe was a great success. I think we saw that with how quickly the Left could shut it down. This wouldn't have happened if he had a good tech framework. Now, the Republican party is the party of the middle class; of your average working class American; who wish to achieve the American dream through hard work. When you have a party like that, you can't run a campaign for it through Facebook ads. You have to be there. Democrats were knocking on doors and participating. The Trump campaign were just having rallies. The problem was that you don't notice things like what happened in Arizona. What's particularly upsetting about Arizona is that the Trump campaign chief operating officer came from the Republican party of Arizona, so that man should've known what was happening. He should've publicly been saying to Trump, 'You've got to leave Michigan and come to Arizona, because Cindy McCain is crisscrossing Arizona to give Biden that win.' Unfortunately, he didn't say anything. That’s why I refuse to be sad about what happened. I feel like we gave this election away, in a lot of ways, to the Democrats."

Question #11: "Do you think Republicans have a chance of regaining either the House, Senate, or Presidency?"
Answer: "They have a chance of regaining the House. 2022 is coming up, and the divide is much narrower. I think it's narrower this time than it was for Republicans last time in the last midterms. I’m not sure about that, but Pelosi knows that. One of the indicators was the reporting of Pelosi asking the Biden administration not to make people in House seats who were in purple districts nominees for anything because that could cause the majority to get smaller, and that they have to choose someone from a safe, dark blue district. To me, that indicates she is worried that she cannot keep the majority. The Senate is difficult. I don't know what the current Senate map is for 2022. The Senate is difficult because you need peak enthusiasm, and I'm concerned that people are going to be believe that their votes don't matter because of what was pushed by the lunatics in Georgia. These were dangerous people in that situation in Georgia who aren't being held accountable in the conservative movement like they should be. I'm worried that they're going to continue to spread lies. If that happens, you might not win back the Senate. Also, governorships are important. If we start losing governorships because of what that Kracken lady, Sidney Powell, said about the voting machines, I will have a HUGE issue with that. I will really be angry at the Republican party over that."

Question #12: "Do you have any advice for conservatives our age who want to get involved in politics?"
Answer: "There’s this thing that young conservatives think. They don't need anyone's help in politics, nor should they involve their parents. I would say, especially if you're a young woman in politics, go places with your parents to political events. Make it a family thing. Don't isolate yourself. When I was 19, I went to an event in D.C. and there were a lot of shady people there, shady things happening there, it felt very skeevy, and I had my mom with me. I could talk to her about things that were happening there. I would like to see more young conservatives get involved in politics with their parents. I'd also like to add, don't start at the national level. Go to your local Republican areas. Don't get involved in big media personalities. As you and I know, there's all sorts of problems with them, and often times, they're not good leaders or role models, as I'm sure you've seen that. Be skeptical of these things. Don't go trying to look for representation."

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