Hate Mongers - Ep 26-230

The CA Mole in Newsom's Camp - Weekend Recap 07-12-26

While Newsom plays the political martyr and screams “Trump witch hunt,” his own machine was wired up around him — conversations with his people, his orbit, his wife’s orbit. Democrats protecting their leader while the walls quietly close in. It’s beautiful in a tragic, inevitable kind of way. [X] SB – Newsom hates when politicians lie [X] SB – Newsom on Dr Oz [X] SB – Newsom hearing aid program [X] SB – Newsom on diaper program [X] SB – Newsom called American psycho [X] SB – Comer tells Newsom to lawyer up [SEGMENT 2-3] Newsom Mole 3 [X] SB – Democrat donor says Newsom dead in the water See, Gavin Newsom wasn’t some backbench nobody. He was the Democrats’ golden child. The guy they had groomed for the presidency. The smooth-talking, hair-gelled embodiment of everything they claim to stand for. He was their Anthony Weiner before Weiner made headlines for the wrong reasons. Their Michael Avenatti — all bluster and lawsuits until the feds showed up. Their Harvey Weinstein — untouchable until the evidence piled too high. Their Jeffrey Epstein — operating with that special kind of immunity that only comes when your party runs the show and nobody asks too many questions. [X] SB – Parody of Newsom being Black As mayor of San Francisco and then governor of California, Newsom moved like the rules didn’t apply to him. He’d rattle off statistics like he personally invented the state: [X] SB – Newsom on train and state of CA Can’t make up for the past. Envy of the world. “California leads the nation in this! California is number one in that!” Meanwhile, a trained baboon could have maintained some of those legacy rankings. The real question is how far California has fallen on his watch. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy [https://art19.com/privacy] and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info [https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info].

Democrats and their Demons - Weekend Recap 07-12-26

Money? Money is brutally honest. Money doesn't clap because it likes your speech. Money leaves when it thinks you're about to drive the company bus into a lake. And if you look at the donor migration over the last decade, Democrats have a problem that no amount of blue hair dye can cover up.  “FOLLOW THE MONEY, FOLLOW THE ADDRESS CHANGE” If you want to understand American politics, stop staring at the candidates like they’re the main event. They’re not. They’re just the delivery system. The real story is sitting in the back room with the checkbook, deciding whether it still believes in the neighborhood. Because money doesn’t argue. Money doesn’t tweet. Money doesn’t need applause. Money just… moves. And lately, that movement has started to look less like drift and more like a change of mailing address. Let’s start where the temperature is rising. Democrats have a billionaire problem that doesn’t show up in campaign slogans. It shows up in exits. Elon Musk didn’t politely disagree with Democrats and keep writing checks. He rewired the whole relationship. From Democratic-leaning tech figure to one of the largest Republican-aligned political financiers in the country. [X] SB – Man argues for Trans rights See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy [https://art19.com/privacy] and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info [https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info].

Sticky MAGA Republicans - Weekend Recap 07-11-26

Republicans don't haven an exit ramp. Instead, they have a traffic circle with a lot of honking. And while Republicans absolutely have internal disagreement, they don’t show the same pattern of sustained high-profile capital permanently relocating into the Democratic donor universe. That’s the key distinction. One side is experiencing visible exits from elite donors. The other side is experiencing friction without mass departure. And yes, there are moments where Republican donors cool off or pause. But pause is not the same thing as departure. A paused checkbook can reopen. A relocated checkbook usually doesn’t come back with interest. Now layer in the infrastructure. Because this is where it stops being about personalities and starts being about plumbing. Democrats still have one of the most powerful fundraising engines in modern politics. Small-dollar digital fundraising is fast, efficient, and deeply embedded in the system. But the broader environment around it is getting more complicated. Scrutiny is increasing around political fundraising pathways, nonprofit-linked funding structures, and the flow of money through organizations that sit adjacent to campaigns. And whether that scrutiny is fair, political, or overdue depends on who you ask. But donors don’t wait for consensus. Donors react to friction. And friction, in financial language, is just another word for hesitation. Meanwhile, Republicans are operating with a different balance sheet reality. Not perfect dominance. Not uniform advantage. But a relatively stable high-dollar donor base, plus selective inflows from outside traditional Republican circles, especially from parts of tech and finance that once defaulted Democratic. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy [https://art19.com/privacy] and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info [https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info].

Democrats are Cutthroat - Weekend Recap 07-11-26

Democrats are watching their own party tear itself apart right now, and the fighting inside [https://www.foxnews.com/category/us/democratic-party] is uglier than anything they want to admit on television. When MAGA moved in and took over the Republican side, it was a straight-up battle royale. Trump came out on top three times, and that last one made it crystal clear who runs the show. America First stopped being talk and turned into the actual rulebook. They cleaned house on the establishment types, got rid of the Romneys and McConnells who kept steering the party into the same old ditches, and zeroed in on stuff that hits home with eighty percent of regular folks—securing the border, sending illegals home, cutting crime, and bringing manufacturing jobs back where they belong. Those wins keep stacking up because they match what most Americans want. In the 250th year of this country, that approach is firing people up instead of turning them off. The Democrats never went through anything like that reckoning. They’re still pretending they can paper over the cracks while different factions pull in opposite directions. No obvious leader steps up when you ask. Is it Mamdani, the socialist mayor of New York who’s done next to nothing but gets handed the biggest stage? Or somebody else? That vacuum tells you everything. One side figured out how to fight smart, purge what wasn’t working, and deliver results.  See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy [https://art19.com/privacy] and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info [https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info].

Destroying Democrat Ghosts - Ep 26-272

There is no shortage of stories reminding us of one very important fact about the modern Left: They are incredibly committed to learning absolutely nothing. It’s almost impressive. At this point, refusing to learn has become a core competency. If there were a college degree in “Ignoring Reality While Demanding Reality Apologize,” half of Washington would graduate with honors. And the bill for that stubbornness is coming due. A new national survey from I&I/TIPP, a pollster with a strong track record of accurately projecting presidential election outcomes, shows President Donald Trump’s standing improving heading into July. The interesting part isn’t just Trump’s numbers. It’s where the movement is happening. Republicans are consolidating. Independents are moving. And Democrats? Well, let’s just say the political weather forecast is calling for more internal thunderstorms. The phrase used in the report was that “Democratic views worsened.” That is one of those polite phrases you see in political reporting. It’s like saying a restaurant’s food was “interesting” when everyone at the table is quietly reaching for the antacid. Democrats aren’t just having a bad week. They’re having the kind of identity crisis where the GPS says, “Recalculating,” but even the GPS sounds exhausted. And this is the part that should concern Democrats: they still seem to think the problem is messaging. No. The problem is that voters are looking around and saying, “Wait a minute. The people telling us how the world works don’t seem to have noticed the world.” That’s a dangerous place for any political party. Because voters can forgive mistakes. They can forgive bad ideas. They can even forgive politicians being politicians. But voters do not like being treated like they’re too stupid to notice what’s happening. And Democrats are finding out that voters have eyes. They see the economy. They see public safety. They see immigration. They see government institutions that have spent years telling them one thing while reality keeps filing complaints. Speaking of reality, we have to talk about some of the issues where the Left expected the public to stay permanently angry. Remember when enforcing immigration laws was supposed to be political poison? Apparently not. We were told that any serious enforcement of immigration laws would create some kind of national uprising. But as enforcement ramps up, the reaction from many Americans seems less like outrage and more like, “Wait, you mean the government is actually enforcing the law?” Imagine that. It turns out there are people who believe a country should know who is entering it. Wild concept. Somewhere a bureaucrat just dropped his coffee because he heard someone say the word “border” without immediately adding a 47-page disclaimer. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy [https://art19.com/privacy] and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info [https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info].