Here’s your morning update, reflecting on some current events.
It’s hard to ignore the unsettling situation that seems to be unfolding.
NEW DIGITAL ENDEAVORS FROM DEMOCRATS
To start, there’s the influx of millions of people. Part of this happens through somewhat legal means, like redefining “asylum” or bending the rules of programs such as H-1B. Some aspects, however, are clearly illegal, as the law often goes unenforced.
In any case, the next step is fairly straightforward: you provide them with financial assistance. This could mean paying their rent or offering universal health care. It can also include buying them necessities, such as phones and clothing. Spending feels limitless—because, in a way, it’s other people’s money! This approach tends to create a reliance on government aid, shifting new arrivals towards a more left-leaning mindset, further attracting others seeking illegal entry.
When housing demand skyrockets, the solution involves printing even more money and reallocating it among friends and associates. Some of that money eventually comes back in the form of political contributions. While much of the spending flows to NGOs in Northern Virginia, it also reaches foreign organizations, especially those working to monitor and censor dissenting opinions online.
Foreign contributions will come as well because the process is shrouded in complexity. You’ve essentially made ballot harvesting a mystery. Who knows who’s really voting in places like Philadelphia? And the collection of foreign donations remains unclear.
This is quite the self-rewarding cycle: The charities funded by the Biden administration, which facilitate the illegal immigration process, are also major donors to Democrats!
Meanwhile, the average American may find themselves unable to buy a home, with wage growth failing to keep pace with inflation.
But there’s a silver lining. For just $30 per post, anyone can create a TikTok account, misrepresent their identity and location, and recite a script prepared by Democrats that highlights the very issues they exacerbated.
According to the New York Times:
Earlier this year, Project Bullhorn, a Democratic initiative, sought help from SideShift to find “U.G.C. creators to address the growing affordability crisis in the United States ahead of the midterm elections in 2026,” as indicated in a job posting. Initially, creators were offered $30 per video, but that rate has since decreased to $25, reflecting the affordability concerns plaguing Project Bullhorn, too.
The Times found over 100 social media accounts engaged in this campaign by examining the activities of numerous content creators registered with SideShift.
The videos produced featured creators discussing rising costs for essentials like food, fuel, and housing nationwide; yet, very few revealed they were compensated for their posts. In analysis, only about a third of those involved in the affordability campaign seemed to live in the states they referenced.
One individual who claimed to be “born and raised” in Texas was actually found to be from Leicestershire, England, according to his SideShift information. Another woman tasked with posting about affordability was living in Ontario, Canada.
Welcome to the political landscape we’ve come to recognize. We can’t find work since they’ve offshored our jobs, and we can’t afford much because they’ve dispersed our resources. Now, we’re reciting scripts about affordability for a mere $25, funded by those who contributed to the economic mess.
Absolutely incredible!
HERE’S WHAT I’M READING
ROOKE: Gas Prices Rise As Top Midterm Issue. Yet, California Highlights The Real Cost Of Blue Governance
Virginia Judge Released Teacher Despite Pressure From Soros-Backed Prosecutor
Even a broken clock is accurate twice a day.
Jack Smith Allegedly Breached Constitution To Spy On Republicans In ‘Arctic Frost’ Investigation, Committee Claims
As if the misconduct weren’t enough.
