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It has been a while, at least a century to be precise, since the last time Washington, DC, received a monumental makeover. Washington, the eponymous city of our first President, was envisioned by our Founding Fathers to be a new Rome.
President Trump’s recently unveiled 747 plane, which his Administration received as a gift from the government of Qatar, represents a cultural achievement and is the latest in a series of long-overdue renovations and upgrades to the national infrastructure writ large.
A recent working paper released by two economists working for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas has suggested that illegal migration over the Biden years contributed to as much as a 20% growth in recent years and a whopping 30% increase in housing prices over the last five years.
Without doubt, of all the legislative items currently up for debate, the Save America Act tops the list, bar none.
The President – through his Department of Interior – has made a concerted effort to revitalize much of Washington’s long neglected fountains, public parks, and other architectural displays.
It was announced over the last week that the DOJ indicted the Southern Poverty Law Center, a far-left extremist group that has only gotten more radical over the years but still masquerades as a non-governmental “civil rights” organization whose business model is based strictly on bilking the American taxpayer.
It is a telltale that no other civilization in the history of the world had anything comparable to the American policy of ‘anchor babies,’ which allow the babies of non-citizens to become American citizens – with all the rights, privileges, and immunities that honorific entails – by dint of birth location alone.
Since the advent of DOGE, which was first conceptualized on an X space between President Trump and Elon Musk the summer before the 2024 presidential election, the policy arm of the MAGA movement has been committed to rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse in government operations.
If a few had been deluded into believing that America had moved past its lawfare era, that belief should have been shattered with last week’s news that California’s Supreme Court, the highest tribunal in the state, upheld John Eastman’s disbarment.
The United States is now without an Attorney General, leaving the top law enforcement office in the country vacant.
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will have the opportunity to hear oral arguments on a case which turns directly on the question of birthright citizenship.
It is imperative that the Senate filibuster be put on the proverbial chopping block if Republican leadership has any intention of passing legislation, large or small, between now and the remainder of President Trump’s term.
Senate Democrats have given the world a sneak preview of how they will manage the government if they return to power by effectively shuttering Homeland Security of all mission-critical operations because of a policy disagreement over how ICE, which is housed under the agency, handles deportations of illegal aliens.
