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When authorities arrested a man in a stolen vehicle near the White House, they found a rifle, two handguns, and plenty of ammo. It turns out that man is a Venezuelan illegal alien who threatened to assassinate President Donald Trump.
These are the kind of villains Democrats want in our country, and I do mean want, because a huge portion of the party either smeared Charlie Kirk or expressed joy at his death and openly say they want the same thing to happen to Trump and other Republicans. A Center for Strategic Politics poll this year found a third of Democrats would be happy to hear of Trump’s assassination, while a fourth said they’d be indifferent. Only about four out of 10 Democrats said they’d feel some concern.
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Agents found an AR-15-style rifle, a Mac-10, a Glock-43x, and ammo. They subsequently identified the alien as Ronny Yordrix Guanipa Chrinos, an illegal alien the Biden administration released into the country. ...
Everybody was texting loved ones but me
Arkansas Constitution's Right to Bear Arms Provision Strengthened
https://reason.com/volokh/2026/11/06/arkansas-constitutions-right-to-bear-arms-provision-strengthened/
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2. The *******ed media keeps saying "but you can't do retribution!!" GOD DAMN IT....
ACCOUNTABILITY is NOT "retribution"!
2. The *******ed media keeps saying "but you can't do retribution!!" GOD DAMN IT....
ACCOUNTABILITY is NOT "retribution"!
Payment platform PayPal has revised its policies regarding "hate" and "intolerance" in a move that will result in further protection against the debanking of customers based on their religious and political views.
The change followed a comment from the Alliance Defending Freedom to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. raising concerns that PayPal’s policies would let the company debank users for “hate,” “intolerance,” and “misleading information.” According to a release from ADF, these and other subjective terms could open the door to “politicized or unlawful debanking” under President Donald Trump’s executive order 14331.
Gentle, Respectful Guidance for Honoring a Loved One's Ashes
PayPal’s policy had previously stated that it could stop transactions involving “the promotion of hate, violence, racial or other forms of intolerance that is discriminatory.” The revised policy removes that language and instead restricts transactions to those allowed “under applicable law.”
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“Americans should never fear that their bank or financial services provider will cancel them or deny them service because of their religious beliefs or political views,” said ADF Senior Counsel Jeremy Tedesco. “PayPal has a history of mixing business with politics, and its customers pay the price when they are punished for holding views the company dislikes. Its commitments are an important step toward preventing the unfair debanking of its customers, and we’ll be watching to ensure these changes are implemented and applied fairly. PayPal is an industry leader, and we hope others in the financial services and banking sectors will replace subjective terms like ‘hate’ and ‘misinformation’ with clear, objective standards that protect their customers.”
In 2022, PayPal froze the accounts of the Free Speech Union and its founder. It also froze the account of Moms For Liberty, reversing the decision only after a public outcry.
