And as I said earlier, the modern Left is deranged and dangerous because the ideology creates madness.

When you live a lie long enough, reality becomes the enemy. And if reality becomes the enemy, eventually the people telling the truth become targets.

Communication is the key. I know that sounds trite, but it is a fact. If you can't communicate with somebody, if you can't let them speak openly without judgment or punishment, the relationship won't survive.

And that is what should give people hope: the Left cannot communicate anymore.

It can chant. It can accuse. It can cancel. It can threaten. It can scream into a camera like the Constitution personally stole its bicycle.

But it cannot persuade.

And now we are hearing disturbing details surrounding the man who tried to kill President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Source to review: https://x.com/ShaneCashman/status/2063345495351734696

There is nothing weird, apparently, about Thomas Matthew Crooks emailing a deputy from Butler before the assassination attempt.

Nothing weird about him practicing at the same range used by Homeland Security.

Nothing weird about local police and Secret Service spotting him with a rangefinder, photographing him, texting about him for over an hour, and still letting him climb onto a roof with a rifle.

Nothing weird about the Secret Service not flying drones that day, while Crooks was.

Nothing weird about his body being cremated ten days later before Congress could examine it.

At some point, the official story doesn't even have to be false to be insulting.

Because the pile of coincidences gets so tall it needs aircraft lights.

It's one thing to watch judges thwart President Trump's policy agenda. It is another thing to watch them do it with the subtlety of a brass band falling down a staircase.

So what if the president's immigration policy works? Since when has success stopped a Leftist judge from interfering?

Source to review: https://x.com/C_3C_3/status/2063055778261373344

That is what happened with Judge John McConnell, who ordered the Trump administration to restart asylum and immigration processing tied to 39 countries.

A federal judge blocked a Trump immigration policy affecting people from those countries, including applications for asylum, work permits, green cards, and citizenship processing.

And yes, critics point to McConnell's political donation history. If a judge has a long record of political giving and then produces rulings that read like the Democratic Party's emergency brake, Americans are allowed to ask questions.

This is the real problem.

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