#9 Same with this post, Snoofy.

Bravo!

#8 Not enough N/W flags, my friend Snoofy.

#16 Apparently, someone wants to completely destroy any further medical R&D in this country.

This is clearly another one of the ideas from whale-head sawing, dead bear carcass aficionado who is supposedly running America's health system.

What do you do for a follow-up act, Left Hind Turds?

In case you missed it, Major DEI Boazo:

Josh Stein defeats Mark Robinson, 55% to 41%

Yep. NC still has common sense.

#6 At a cut rate?

Welcome to government subsidies intended to help Americans.

#4 Whoops ...

In military and organizational contexts, a General Order is a broad, standing rule for everyone (like "guard everything within my post"), while a Direct Order is a specific instruction given to an individual or unit (like "get a haircut by tomorrow").

General orders establish fundamental duties for all members, whereas direct orders dictate specific actions, often with timeframes, for a particular person or group, with both types carrying legal weight if lawful, but direct orders are more personal and immediate.

#34 No, it isn't.

#3 Because there is none.

#9 What makes you think mail-in ballots will no longer be a thing?

It has only been around since before this country was founded.

#13 What to do with all that "money"?

#12 Oh? I don't see a single thing in that post about Newsom's wife getting funneled $10 million in Medicaid settlement money.

Where's that, onepigironsmoothbrainaut?

#3 You forgot to mention that noted jurist, Aileen Cannon.

#15 Negative. I'm pretty sure that LegallyYourDead is not a white, male Christian, living in Minnesota.

You know, like the guy in charge of this whole "home care" thingy in Minnesota.

#7 Why would millions of devout Muslims destroy Islam in Iran?

That's like claiming millions of devout Christians destroy Christianity in America.

You don't really think this through very carefully, do you onepigironsmoothbrainaut?

#8 onepigironsmoothbrainaut says that the fall of Iran would be great for the world.

That's almost verbatim from what the Bush2 administration said about Iraq.

A few trillion American dollars (and millions of dead) later, just how did that little adventure work out?

Let me get this straight...In Florida, Ron DeSantis' administration routed $10 million in Medicaid settlement money to a nonprofit tied to his wife, Casey DeSantis - money that then flowed into political groups aligned with the governor. That's not a paperwork error. That's a pipeline.

Funny how suddenly "fraud" is a five-alarm fire in Minnesota.

But in Florida? No worries...you're good.

Let me get this straight...In Florida, Ron DeSantis' administration routed $10 million in Medicaid settlement money to a nonprofit tied to his wife, Casey DeSantis - money that then flowed into political groups aligned with the governor. That's not a paperwork error. That's a pipeline.

Funny how suddenly "fraud" is a five-alarm fire in Minnesota.

But in Florida? No worries...you're good.

#66 Nope. Before that. ("...that illegal immigrants replaced roofing union workers?")

Seems like your ability to read and understand complex topics, onepigironsmoothbrainaut, is non-existent.

#24 It might be easier to name the one race you haven't insulted, BJ boi:

The White Race.

Other than that, well, I suggest, you deny.

#20 | #21 Your tiara is slipping.

You're welcome.

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The Integrity Test
This is what ties Heritage, Greene, and Pence together.

• Heritage shows what happens when legitimacy is abandoned.


• Greene shows what happens when loyalty stops paying off.


• Pence marks the last broadly recognized boundary before obligation itself became betrayal.

Together, they expose the integrity test now reshaping the American right:

Whether conservatism still recognizes limits on power.
Or whether power itself has become the organizing principle.

This isn't about policy direction.

It's about legitimacy.

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The Fracture Isn't a --------- a Sorting

What we're witnessing inside American conservatism is not a revolt against MAGA.

It's a sorting process.

Not between left and right.
Not between establishment and outsider.

But between those who still believe democracy imposes limits"and those who believe limits are optional if power is within reach.

The public implosions.
The loyalty tests.
The factional warfare.
The quiet exits and sudden resignations.

These aren't isolated dramas.
They are symptoms of the same structural failure.

And when enforcement mechanisms stop working"when norms are no longer enforced internally"movements don't self-correct?

They fracture.