Think again. Millions of “cultural enrichers‚” most of them Muslims from Africa and the Middle East‚ are being allowed to invade the country by the Biden Regime. Texas invaded by illegal African immigrants like in Lampedusa. Nobody is deported. The US is making the same unforgivable mistake as Europe. pic.twitter.com/vayXVmFXkq — RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) February 14‚ […]

People care about themselves first. The post Biden’s Senility Will Matter Much Less Than Open Borders or the Economy appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

General Mark Milley oversaw the disastrous Afghanistan surrender and has two new jobs. He joined the faculties of Georgetown and Princeton‚ where he will likely address imaginary white rage that he does so want to understand. He’s the genius who told his Chinese communist counterpart that he would give him a heads-up if he thought […] The post CCP Ally Mark Milley to Join Georgetown &; Princeton Faculties appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The vast majority of participants in a New York Times focus group of undecided independent voters from around the country picked former President Donald Trump over President Joe Biden. Out of 13 participants‚ who ranged from ages 22 to 64 and came from a variety of demographic groups‚ 11 said they would vote for Trump‚ and two said they would back Biden if the election were to be held today. Many of the adults who selected Trump appeared to have a negative opinion of his personality when asked to provide a one-word description of the former president as a person. The responses included “Conceited‚” “Narcissist‚” “Egotistical‚” “Self-righteous‚” and “Irritating.” Yalena‚ a Latina 22-year-old stay-at-home mother from Alabama‚ said‚ “I was just going to say ‘crazy.'” Biden also received some unflattering reviews. One participant said Biden was “unfit” for the presidency. Natalie‚ a 22-year-old administrative clerk from New Jersey‚ said Generation Z would describe Biden as “a little bit senile.” Other words that came up were “disingenuous” and “puppet.” Most of the adults indicated the economy was the issue that worried them the most‚ and they said it would be top of mind when it came to voting for president‚ beating out immigration‚ abortion‚ protecting democracy‚ and the Israel-Hamas conflict. Trump received some praise for his record on the economy while Biden got compliments with regard to infrastructure‚ having “competent staff‚” capping prescription prices‚ and racial diversity. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP When it came to recommendations‚ a couple suggested Trump should “tone it down” and “stay off Twitter.” For Biden to win over more undecided voters‚ some said he needs to speak more freely from himself and come up with “great” policies. The overall sentiment about the upcoming election appeared to be pretty bleak. Participants used words such as “Anxious‚” “Disaster‚” “Abyss‚” and “Bulls***‚” to describe how they were feeling about it. Biden and Trump are the frontrunners as of mid-February‚ but they are not the only candidates still in the race. Others include Nikki Haley‚ who is Trump’s last remaining major GOP rival‚ and independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Two of the adults in the focus group‚ both of whom picked Trump‚ raised their hands when asked if they were thinking about voting for a third party candidate in November.

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Turner (R-OH) released a statement on Wednesday calling for President Joe Biden to immediately declassify newly discovered information about a “destabilizing” military capability from a hostile foreign power. Turner said in a message to House members that the Intelligence Committee “has identified an urgent matter with regard to a destabilizing foreign military capability that should be known by all Congressional Policy Makers.” He said in a subsequent statement that while all House members are able to view some of the information about the “serious national security threat‚” he wants Biden to “declassify all information relating to this threat so that Congress‚ the Administration‚ and our allies can openly discuss the actions necessary to respond to this threat.” CNN reported that multiple sources have indicated that the intelligence is “very sensitive.” One source who reportedly saw the intelligence told the network “it is‚ in fact‚ a highly concerning and destabilizing” Russian capability “that we were recently made aware of.” National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said from the White House that the reported Russian capability represented a “serious national security threat.” “I reached out earlier this week to the Gang of Eight to offer myself for up for a personal briefing to the Gang of Eight and‚ in fact‚ we scheduled a briefing for the for House members of the Gang of Eight tomorrow‚” Sullivan said. “That’s been on the books. So I am a bit surprised that Congressman Turner came out publicly today in advance of a meeting on the books for me to go sit with him alongside our intelligence and defense professionals tomorrow.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Sullivan’s remarks have come as the administration has‚ in numerous instances‚ been either slow or reluctant to confront serious national security threats to the U.S.‚ including increased Chinese aggression‚ Russian aggression against Ukraine‚ and Iranian-backed terrorist attacks on U.S. forces in the Middle East. In other circumstances‚ the administration has been the cause of national security threats‚ including Biden’s disastrous border policies that have led to millions of illegal aliens flooding into the U.S. and his withdrawal from Afghanistan‚ which has allowed terrorist groups to rapidly grow as they plot attacks against the West.

Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) lashed out at House Republicans after Tuesday evening’s vote to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas‚ saying it was proof that former President Donald Trump was driving their actions. “I don’t know who Mike Johnson is. It’s clear Donald Trump is Speaker of the House‚” Moskowitz told Al Sharpton on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe‚” arguing Mayorkas’ impeachment would never get off the ground. “The only thing that’s going to change is his Wikipedia page.” Moskowitz went on to attack his Republican colleagues on the foreign aid package that just passed the Senate‚ complaining that they had opposed both that and the recently-scrapped immigration deal because they wanted to deny Biden any possible victories. This‚ too‚ he chalked up to the House Republicans doing Trump’s bidding. “[Trump] wants to change how the United States is viewed around the world‚” Moskowitz said. “I mean‚ the idea that he wants to get back into office‚ and he wants to have better relationships with China and Russia‚ right‚ who are trying to destabilize the world should send literally shivers down Americans’ spine. You know‚ he talks about‚ Joe Biden is going to start World War II — by the way‚ that happened in the ’40s — but Donald Trump‚ what he’s talking about dealing with Russia‚ if Russia would start invading Europe‚ that would start World War III‚ by the way. Donald Trump is talking about that and setting the stage.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Moskowitz seemed to be referencing Trump’s recent comments about NATO‚ in which he indicated that he would oppose providing support for member nations that were not meeting their financial obligations to the body. “When I told the 20 Countries that weren’t paying their fair share that they had to PAY UP‚ and said without doing that you will not have U.S. Military Protection‚ the money came rolling in‚” Trump said in a recent statement. “After so many years of the United States picking up the tab‚ it was a beautiful sight to see. But now‚ without me there to say YOU MUST PAY‚ they are at it again. We are into helping Ukraine for more than 100 Billion Dollars more than NATO. We have nobody that they respect‚ and they insist on paying far less than we do. Wrong‚ NATO HAS TO EQUALIZE‚ AND NOW. THEY WILL DO THAT IF PROPERLY ASKED.”