Chip Away at Birthright Citizenship Until We Can Finish It Off Entirely @townhallcom
“But there are also things that we can do starting now that aren’t necessarily foreclosed by the Supreme Court’s current interpretation of the Constitution. That’s where we need to focus our efforts, not on wailing and gnashing our teeth. We have new opportunities, and we need to take them, until we can finally put a stake in the heart of this undead doctrine.
Now, what’s going to happen with the decision itself? How are we going to change the view of the 14th Amendment citizenship clause that says that essentially any unwanted foreigner’s brat who pops out with a placenta on U.S. soil is a U.S. citizen just like you or me? Well, that’s going to take some time, some hard work, and some luck.”
A lot of radical and odious candidates are being nominated - and largely embraced by Democratic Party leaders - in US House races, from Maine and New York to Colorado. Compare that to how the GOP dealt with David Duke. https://kellyjohnston.substack.com/p/platner-chevalier-et-al-versus-david
America at 250 Is Awesome Despite Our Problems
My new @townhallcom column!
“The United States of America turns 250 years old this week, defying the odds and defying the haters for over a quarter of a millennium. It’s time to take stock of where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re going. It’s easy to be a doomer; look at this week’s reaction to a single court case on an issue we’ll eventually win. But then again, it’s always easy to throw up your hands and sob, “There’s nothing I can do,” thereby relieving yourself of the duty of action. That’s un-American.”
'Citizen Vigilante' Is a Terrible Movie but an Excellent Warning @townhallcom
“People are cheering a controversial new movie, and this definitely says something about the current state of society. No, it’s not that ridiculous new Supergirl flick, with a simian ingenue who looks like Emil Minty from "The Road Warrior." It’s something called "Citizen Vigilante," a movie by schlockmeister Uwe Boll, and it’s not a pleasant film. But it’s an important one, because it reflects the reality that people in the West are getting tired of living under anarcho-tyranny. The hero is an American who lives in Europe, and he grows fed up seeing Europeans raped and murdered by immigrants, with justice denied by liberal judges, and decides to go on a killing spree. Think of it as an updated "Death Wish" with a hero who’s not quite as cool as Charles Bronson. People are responding to it because it speaks to the anger out there. The ruling elite best listen.”
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