@scotfreeme.bsky.social you're wrong. He rejected the premise of the question. The reporter framed premium increases as a R failure when, on the record, R's have repeatedly proposed reforms Dems vote down. Calling out a loaded question is not apathy. It’s refusing a false attribution.

The military’s oath is to the Constitution, not some “antifascist” branding exercise. “Antifa” isn’t a principle, it’s a loose, leaderless collection of street actors with no legal status.

And this is why you will lose. The only thing your party cares about is impeaching everyone they disagree with.

“Measured pragmatism”? His plans would bankrupt the city. Free buses cost hundreds of millions, rent freezes kill housing, and child care funding gaps would explode deficits. That’s not pragmatic leadership, it’s wishful thinking dressed as policy.

Imagine being a New York Times “journalist” and pumping out the lie that the president wants the military to kill Americans. No evidence, no law, no precedent — just reckless fear mongering. That’s propaganda, not journalism.

Pritzker is flat-out lying. Medicaid isn’t even listed in the House plan, but yet this fraud fearmongers to push his agenda. If his argument had merit, he wouldn’t need to fabricate threats. Maybe if he spent less time spinning lies and more time governing, Illinois wouldn’t be a mess.

This is absolutely disgusting. To everyone who thinks this is a good idea—pack your bags, move to Ukraine, become a citizen, and fight in that war. It’s easy to say you support something, but how many of you are actually willing to put your lives on the line?

I guess the same could be said about you, yet here you are, throwing a tantrum. The difference? The people who voted for Trump and Vance in a majority. Now go sit in time-out like the small-minded child you are and let the adults handle things.