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People are definitely being impacted by FDR’s New Deal policies to this day. Social Security lifted a lot of seniors out of poverty. It’s structured like a pyramid scheme and we can debate the incentives created behind the welfare state. However, I don’t think those arguments apply very well to...

Both parties keeping the deinstitutionalization policies enacted by Ronald Reagan are the top source of the problem. How’s that? Do you realize that it’s estimated that 20% of the homeless population has schizophrenia? What in FDR’s New Deal caused the massive spike for them to be thrown in the...

I said you're getting personal, because you addressed me as Turd Magnet lol. My point was that the main policies that created this situated in the first place were put in place under Reagan, not by far-left politicians. The 1980's are when homelessness exploded, because we didn't want to...

Unfortunately, many of these people on drugs are often lost causes. As if fentanyl wasn't bad enough, the dealers are cutting their products with xylazine "aka tranq" now. Google Images xylazine amputations when not on a full stomach. That will show you what addicted people are willing to live...

Getting a little personal here, no? And yes, the policies from the 1980's are having an impact to this day. There was a massive spike in homelessness then and we never re-institutionalized these people. We kicked them out to the streets. This homeless problem didn't just pop up during the...

Good old-fashioned American family values like abandoning his children and putting a gun to his wife’s head?

FL is a much lower taxed state than CA. It's not even close. There's no income tax, the sales tax is slightly lower, and the property tax is only slightly higher. TX has a high property tax comparable to Northeastern high tax states like NY, NJ, and CT, but they have no property tax. In CA...

Well...getting rid of those big government socialist mental institutions was supposed to be all about promoting freedom. Those people would pick themselves by their bootstraps and charity would help who couldn't help themselves so that they wouldn't end up on the streets. How's that working out?

Guess she is a big supporter of Ronald Reagan, because he's the one who de-institutionalized the mentally ill.

That’s simply like two people creating a baby by having sex. They didn’t pick and choose their exact genetic components.

For a while things were looking better for Democrats. They got a boost from Roe v. Wade being overturned and gas prices were starting to come down. Now abortion is less on people’s minds and gas prices have been rising again. I’ve seen data showing that abortion has fallen behind crime as the...

Who knows how many years there would have been if not for all the pardons…

Definitely going to bring it up! Was plan on making a video about it for a week or so now.

I strongly disagree. Eugenics evens the playing field. Two stupid parents will now be able to have kids with the smart genes. I think it will be more affordable than going through pregnancy.

The polling suggests otherwise and unlike in the Rust Belt it's been pretty accurate in GA.

I think eugenics gets a bad wrap, because of Nazi Germany. The stigma of being associated with them has carried over for the past 80 years. The Nazis discovered a lot of interesting things (even though a lot of it was through unethical practices) and much of what they did was pseudoscience...

I'm actually a big supporter of eugenics and think it's the future for civilization. In fact, I think eventually nobody will have natural random children. You'd be a fool to have one when you could have a smarter/more athletic/better looking/less disease prone child. If you did, your child would...

Finally Warnock is going after the obvious with 2 attack ads: https://host2.adimpact.com/admo/viewer/8f0ef5c4-075d-4693-bbeb-d7babf1b2a9c https://host2.adimpact.com/admo/viewer/807a91db-0cbe-48ec-9aaf-6af342586022 I think the 1st one is pretty good. Personally, if I had 30 seconds I would go...

I wonder if the polling will be as bad in the Rustbelt as it was for the 2016/2020 elections. I have doubts that Vance is only up by less than a point in OH.

I can't see your wonderful posts, because you ignored me for whatever reason.