Jason Killmeyer

A vote for Trump is a vote to preserve our system of govt, a rejection of radical "democracy reform," and a commitment to the Bill of Rights challenged by our opponents:
1A: censorship, "hate speech" restrictions, compelled speech
2A: self-explanatory
4A: Democrats encouraging social media censorship, which requires widespread monitoring.

The things that Kamala declared she'd do or ban in the '20 primaries would take apart the Union.

Trump must win.

They tried to kill him again. These are dangerous hours.

Remember that as the deportation hysteria ramps up, the media is going to make the argument that Joe Biden can extralegally facilitate the entry of millions of people into the country, but the next elected U.S. President will supposedly be "militaristic" for attempting to move people in the other direction.

Unlike Biden, President Trump will be acting at the apex of legitimate presidential authority: supported by federal law, acting in one of the few areas where the federal government has dominion versus the states, and with a fresh mandate from his victory,

Trump again vows to deport millions of migrants. Could he really do it? Central to Donald Trump's run for president is a dark pledge to deport millions of migrants illegally living in the U.S. if elected.