Canada's future will be decided in one week

I've been focusing a lot on Canada lately, and it's because I am truly scared for the future of my country, the soul of my country, and the survival of my country. We will know in less than a week.

Canada is really struggling

 Thanks Liberals, this is all on you. Actually, idiot voters; this is all on you.

Tim Pool schools mainstream media - at the Whitehouse!

Go Tim:

Tariffs are a smaller threat than China

Megyn Kelly, and Kevin O'Leary discuss tariffs and China.  China is the real problem.

Cringe worthy

I guess cringeworthy is standard for Elizabeth Warren.

Judicial Coup D’Etat

Via The Federalist:

The Congressional Research Service (CRS) reports there had already been at least 17 national injunctions against the Trump administration between Inauguration Day and March 27 — on everything from the firing of federal workers to Trump’s executive orders taking on disastrous DEI policies. There have been more since.

D.C. Courts have been particularly unfriendly to Trump’s efforts to close the southern border his predecessor, President Joe Biden, pushed wide open. Efforts to use executive branch enforcement tools to deport even known violent criminals and terrorists have been routinely rebuffed by federal courts in the D.C. bubble. Chief among the Trump halters is Judge James E. “Jeb” Boasberg, an Obama-appointee who became Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court, District of Columbia, in 2023.

Over the Easter Weekend, a courage-deficient, seven-justice Supreme Court issued what dissenting Justice Samuel Alito described as a “middle of the night” ruling temporarily blocking the Trump administration from deporting Venezuelan illegal immigrants under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.

“Both the Executive and the Judiciary have an obligation to follow the law,” Alito, joined by Justice Clarence Thomas, wrote in his stinging dissent, adding that the majority’s decision to countenance the far left American Civil Liberties Union’s emergency appeal was “unprecedented” and “hastily and prematurely granted.”

Luckily congress is not sitting idly by:

 The Republican-controlled House is trying to check what members like Onder believe to be a constitutional crisis created by an overreaching judiciary. Earlier this month, the House on a party-line vote passed the No Rogue Rulings Act of 2025 (NORRA) aimed at limiting the use of national injunctions. The bill, now before the Senate Judiciary Committee, basically bars U.S. district courts from issuing injunctive relief orders unless they apply to specific parties bringing a complaint.

Let's hope this has legs.