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Absolutely! Safeguard our 🇺🇸 elections from #ForeignInterference! Funny how the Dem's cried #ForeignInterference when they FALSELY claimed Putin influenced President Trump's election, yet they have NO PROBLEM importing MILLIONS of ILLEGAL FOREIGNERS and #VowToVeto the very Act that would PREVENT illegal foreigners from interfering in our election, and WHY? To #ReplaceTheirBase because they've alienated their base, so now, #ForeignInterference doesn't sound so bad to them Dem's anymore! The #SayAnythingDoAnythingDems have risked our #NationalSecurity in allowing MILLIONS of unvetted military-aged male foreign nationals into our country!! The new #BidenMigrantCrime wave has only just begun! Our country is facing the worst #HomelandInsecurity since 9/11 because Biden has been willing to JEOPARDIZE our #NationalSecurity and risk terrorism in our homeland, all for the potential future political power the Dems can gain from increasing their voter base via millions of illegal foreigners! Brings to mind this quote from Sun Tzu: "An evil man will burn 🔥 his own nation to the ground, just to rule over the ashes." We need to #TurnOutTheTrumpVote 🗳 and make it #TooBigToRig! Kyle Reyes Ken N. Duncan واغناطيوس Thomas Homan U.S. Department of Homeland Security

BREAKING - MOST IMPORTANT VIDEO YOU WILL WATCH TODAY: Steve Bannon says it like it really is, House Republicans, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, want Trump to be defeated by Biden in November and MAGA to go away. There you have it. WATCH

Biden has earned fewer votes in this uncompetitive primary (14 million) than the 19 million votes he earned in the competitive 2020 primary. 37 million votes were cast in total for that primary, indicating that the process engaged and motivated more than 2-times the democratic participation. (https://lnkd.in/egnuM6rZ) There has been an unfortunate contradiction in Democratic circles that running an uncompetitive primary with a declining candidate represents the championing of democracy and working towards a better future. Yet there remain four months and hundreds of millions of dollars in funding to correct this error. This is a far longer period of time and a greater sum of financial resources than other leading democracies have in their election cycles. On these facts alone, there remain enormous opportunities to engage authentic democratic participation in selecting a forward-looking ticket and in inclusive conversations around moving our civil society forward. There is a lot of hard work to do. Decades of rising social and economic inequality have expanded the separation of political elites and the donor class from the lived realities and concerns of younger and less privileged Americans. These divisions have been accentuated by cable news and social media platforms, whose business models perpetuate polarizing viewpoints in the digital world rather than engaging in authentic conversations and comprehensive solutions in the real world. These trends have coincided with steadily declining satisfaction in American democracy over the last 30 years. (https://lnkd.in/e_Cj_nWC) At corporate purpose project and roots co-op, we are preparing an announcement featuring several offerings to strengthen civil society. These developments have been years in the making, transcending partisanship through leverage points that build from the first principles of a participatory democracy and a sustainable economy. You can follow along or subscribe to our newsletter to be the first to know about it. If you would like a preview of these announcements, please contact me directly. If you are stimulated to comment on this post, please honor the integrity of this platform and be professional. Engaging with curiosity and evidence-based criticism are among the best ways to support this work.

For "Competence and Capabilities and Performance!" That explains why he is not liked by certain groups. The next question is do these groups believe in "Competence and Capabilities and Performance!" or Equity and Superiority and advantage over all others? 01/23/2024

Reminder that this isn’t TLC. You are paying for this sh*tshow. YOU are finding this unmerited investigative scavenger hunt. This would be warranted if there was merit but we can’t just open inquiries about everyone we dislike or due to some ulterior retaliation measure for what’s happening with Trump. What’s happening is that certain unqualified, inept elected officials are using United States institutions and funds to teach them how law, policy, and governance works. They should have learned about merits in University or college. Even if they didn’t attend higher education — do not stop productivity to feed your willful ignorance. Do not make the people pay for what you can research on your own. This is a circus. The whole thing with Trump isn’t prosecuting Republicans or Conservatives but a man who willfully misled the nation into attacking its own Capital and government. Prosecuting Trump doesn’t mean Biden is better, it just means he f*cked up really bad and put national security at risk in the process. There was substance with Trump. This inquiry is just elected officials wanting to get their $170,000 paycheck for attending a lecture about American politics, not to actually produce resolve to important problems like low wages, poverty, and increasing costs of living.

Reading the book ‘The Chimp Paradox’ by psychologist Steve Peters…gives an insight into why Trump behaves the way he does. Basically, our ‘chimp’ is a metaphor for how our ‘base ego compulsions’ override/overpower our ‘logic’ and even ‘common sense’ when we feel under stress. Our reaction to a threat today is still to default to our primitive survival state of ‘fight, flight and freeze’ response in order to survive. As we evolved as humans, our ‘logical brain’ developed and we became increasingly adept at ‘putting our ego in harness’ (like taming a wild horse) in order to fit into society’s expectations. Also, as we get older, we typically get more ‘practiced’ and refined at dealing with the challenges that we face…essentially becoming better at managing our ‘chimp’ compulsions. We know that in any endeavour such as sports, a profession (doctor, accountant, scientist, carer, builder, teacher, etc.), or in social interactions - the more ‘disciplined, experienced and practiced’ we become at managing our ‘chimp’, the better we become at managing our emotions and thoughts…especially when under stress. Unfortunately, Trump grew up in a privileged materialistic ecosystem where he hasn’t needed to adapt, manage or discipline his compulsions. It’s obvious that he aspires to continue to be king of his castle in the political arena (like his hero Putin), and he’s behaving like a wannabe dictator because that’s his default state (from his private/business life). Therefore, it’s fairly easy to see that Trump is constantly in ‘chimp mode’ and is immune to any argument where he’s not the centre of attention and authority.

Welcome to the Ultimate Showdown: Conning Conundrum Syndrome vs. Trump Derangement Syndrome! In one corner, we have... Conning Conundrum Syndrome (CCS)! - Symptoms: Unshakable loyalty, denial reflex, and the blame game shuffle. Victims insist they haven't been conned by Trump and Putin, despite overwhelming evidence that could make a blindfolded jury shout "Guilty!" And in the other corner, we have... Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS)! - Symptoms: Uncontrollable eye-rolling at the mention of Trump, spontaneous fits of fact-checking, and an intense urge to debunk every tweet. Accused sufferers vehemently oppose Trump, sometimes with a fervor that rivals a sports fan during the playoffs. CCS - "Conning Conundrum Syndrome" is like having a GPS that stubbornly refuses to recalibrate. You're headed for a cliff, but it keeps saying, "Turn right in 100 feet." You’re convinced the destination is glorious, but spoiler alert: it’s a steep drop into reality. TDS - "Trump Derangement Syndrome" is like having a highly sensitive radar that detects every single Trump-related blip, no matter how small. You’re hyper-aware of every move, comment, and typo, often resulting in high blood pressure and a sudden urge to tweet. Denial vs. Obsession - CCS: "No way, Trump’s perfect!" - TDS: "No way, Trump’s terrible!" Blame Game vs. Blame Flame - CCS: "What about those emails?" - TDS: "What about that tax return?" Loyalty vs. Paranoia - CCS: "Trump could do no wrong." - TDS: "Trump can do no right." The Hilarious Hypocrisy: - CCS sufferers are like fans at a magic show, utterly convinced that the magician’s tricks are real, while TDS sufferers are the skeptics yelling, "I see the wires!" - CCS Remedy: "Come on, admitting you've been conned isn't that bad. Think of it like realizing the magician pulls rabbits out of hats, not thin air." - TDS Remedy: "Hey, take a breath. Sometimes it’s okay to let a tweet pass by without a full investigation. Not every blip is a bombshell." In the grand scheme of things, both CCS and TDS could use a little bit of perspective, a dash of humor, and a lot less stress. After all, life’s too short to be stuck in a syndrome, right? So, whether you’re staunchly defending or constantly critiquing, remember to laugh along the way. Because in the end, we’re all just trying to navigate this crazy world, one conundrum at a time.

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The Hill's Sarakshi Rai appeared on NewsNation with Morning in America's Hena Doba to discuss the latest news on the campaign trail for former President Trump and President Biden. Watch here➡️