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1962: George Romney joins Labor Day parade, dismisses ‘Romney Girls’
George Romney was the original “Republican In Name Only” in Michigan.
This history vignette from Labor Day 1962 tells the story of a man who went out of his way to reach out to the other side, while being dismissive of his own. His son, M...
What the Flock? With James Christiani
Make Politics Local Again means, our communities are better when we speak our voice.
My guest on this episode is James Christiani, a senior at Troy High School. Christiani has quite a passion for spreading the word on the dangers of Flock...
Blood is thicker than politics: Why El-Sayed won’t disavow Hasan Piker
Hasan Piker is radioactive. He’s a Twitch streamer with no future in politics.
He says things like “America deserved 9/11.” This talk plays well online, but badly among normies. Most voters are normies.
So why won’t Abdul El-Sayed — Mich...
These are the 2 white guys who made Dearborn a Muslim city
The Jake Lang and Lorenzo Sewell-led “crusade” this week in Dearborn was built on 3 lies:
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That the character of a Muslim city, 60 years into a takeover, can be reversed with six hours of protest.
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That Dearborn is essential to al...
Influencers and empty souls: Jake Lang and Lorenzo Sewell's Dearborn march is a trap
How does a Josh & Jase appearance at a Novi Planet Fitness connect to the Aug. 18 march on Dearborn, planned by Jake Lang and Pastor Lorenzo Sewell?
Glad you asked.
Last week, I noted the large crowd who came to see Josh and Jase at a Me...
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