What President Trump was able to do is to stop this process of celebrating the ever-expansion of the Overton Window and the acceptance of ineffective and totally moronic policies, for the sake of entertaining the notions of the unexperienced and progressives.
Instead, Elon Musk, Donald Trump, and others are reviving the disciplined narrowing of the window back to the policies that have proven to work.
"...The government isn't a giant laboratory, where ideas can be constantly tested at no cost. It surely felt that way for a time, when no one challenged the hegemony of the United States, but what Donald Trump correctly sensed was that if the government continued on this path, the consequences would be a lab explosion.
The time for talk is over, and the time to bring back discipline and celebrate the acceptance of common sense and the rejection of mediocrity is upon us.
This process will stop the nuclear Armageddon that would have befallen upon us, had Kamala Harris been installed president, by applying massive manipulation of the American public, which have collectively lost the ability to discern truth...."
I am watching and listening to the Town Hall in Red Deer on X and covering a lot of good questions and panelists. Over 10,000 watching.
I wish the media would honestly cover it but it will be slammed on talk shows and newspapers.
I noticed that our membership is growing so people must be mentioning this group around. Welcome.
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