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Polarization doesn’t just live in headlines. It shows up at the dinner table, in group texts, and in the silence between people who love each other but can’t talk anymore. Many of us joined the Builders Movement because we were tired—tired of feeling exasperated, defensive, and disconnected from the... people closest to us. Just as exhausting is the gridlock among the leaders we’ve elected, and the absence of real solutions to improve our society. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Depolarization once felt impossible. But our community members—and the way they’re showing up in their families, workplaces, and neighborhoods—prove it’s not. We see Builders every day expanding their mindsets, finding common ground, and modeling what’s possible. We see the demand for honest conversations, shared purpose, and creative solutions. We’re building a new culture—one rooted in curiosity, courage, compassion, and creativity. This isn’t just a moment. It’s a movement. Join us.show more

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Rob Feld1 year ago

@BuildersMvt I’m a Builder because the loudest voices in politics and media thrive on conflict—but I believe real change happens when we build, not just tear down. #BeABuilder

The Liberation Project1 year ago

𝐔𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐖𝐡𝐲 𝐇𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐬 𝐋𝐨𝐬𝐭 The liberal establishment has abandoned their base and emboldened Trump to capture voters who are disillusioned with the status quo. We need to move forward to build a legitimate working class coalition... ★ NEW ARTICLE ⬇️

Sphere Education Initiative1 year ago

Love the 4 C's - curiosity, courage, compassion, and creativity. Makes it easy to remember such an important idea.

Erick Brownstein1 year ago

#BeABuilder

Chiqui Oliver 🖤🐾1 year ago

@grok who are behind this @BuildersMvt organization? Who they are and what are their true intentions?

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718,415 views • 3 months ago

Today, the JFK Files are going to be released This release feels like a trembling heartbeat in the chest of a nation and its people desperate for the truth. This isn’t just about a single event frozen in 1963; it’s about the soul of our country, the last fragile chance for our government to peel back the layers of evil and let the light of transparency shine through. For decades, we’ve been fed scraps of information, drowned in speculation, and left to wonder what’s been buried beneath the weight of classified stamps. Now, we stand at the precipice—will this be the day we’re finally told the truth? The significance of this moment cuts deeper than curiosity. It’s a plea, a demand, a breaking point for our country. Secrecy in our government has become a cancer, eating away at the trust that holds us together. Every hidden document, every redacted line, every closed-door decision—it’s another crack in the foundation of what we’re supposed to believe in. We’re told it’s for our own good, that the truth is too messy, too dangerous. But that excuse has worn thin. It’s not protection; it’s control. It’s a government that’s forgotten it exists to serve us, not to loom over us like some untouchable enigma. This secrecy doesn’t just obscure the past—it poisons the present. It festers in the way we’re governed, in the laws passed behind our backs, in the surveillance we’re not supposed to notice, in the wars we’re told are necessary without ever knowing why. It’s why we’re divided, why we scream past each other—because we’ve been left to fill the void with our own fears and guesses. A democracy can’t survive on shadows; it needs sunlight, unfiltered and unrelenting. When the government hoards the truth, it doesn’t just betray us—it dismantles the very idea of "we the people." If they fail us today, if they hand us half-truths or more blacked-out pages, it’s not just a disappointment—it’s a death knell. I pray they release everything today.

Today, the JFK Files are going to be released This release feels like a trembling heartbeat in the chest of a nation and its people desperate for the truth. This isn’t just about a single event frozen in 1963; it’s about the soul of our country, the last fragile chance for our government to peel back the layers of evil and let the light of transparency shine through. For decades, we’ve been fed scraps of information, drowned in speculation, and left to wonder what’s been buried beneath the weight of classified stamps. Now, we stand at the precipice—will this be the day we’re finally told the truth? The significance of this moment cuts deeper than curiosity. It’s a plea, a demand, a breaking point for our country. Secrecy in our government has become a cancer, eating away at the trust that holds us together. Every hidden document, every redacted line, every closed-door decision—it’s another crack in the foundation of what we’re supposed to believe in. We’re told it’s for our own good, that the truth is too messy, too dangerous. But that excuse has worn thin. It’s not protection; it’s control. It’s a government that’s forgotten it exists to serve us, not to loom over us like some untouchable enigma. This secrecy doesn’t just obscure the past—it poisons the present. It festers in the way we’re governed, in the laws passed behind our backs, in the surveillance we’re not supposed to notice, in the wars we’re told are necessary without ever knowing why. It’s why we’re divided, why we scream past each other—because we’ve been left to fill the void with our own fears and guesses. A democracy can’t survive on shadows; it needs sunlight, unfiltered and unrelenting. When the government hoards the truth, it doesn’t just betray us—it dismantles the very idea of "we the people." If they fail us today, if they hand us half-truths or more blacked-out pages, it’s not just a disappointment—it’s a death knell. I pray they release everything today.

MJTruthUltra

162,807 views • 1 year ago

The MAHA-MAGA unity movement is the most powerful movement anywhere in the world. It catapulted President Trump back into the White House last November, and it’s fully behind RFK Jr.’s confirmation to head HHS. It is not tethered to one party—it is a coalition of Republicans and Democrats, Libertarians and Greens, Independents. This is a movement of millions of Americans who want healthy food, healthy medicine, and a healthy planet. Moms who want to watch their children grow up healthy. Parents who don’t want to be the ones burying their kids. Community leaders who want to fix the chronic disease crisis that has made us the sickest nation on earth. Today, Robert F. Kennedy Jr stood in the gap and took the slings and arrows for us, and we, in turn, stand with him. To those senators in the pockets of Big Ag, Big Pharma, and Big Business—we will not accept anything but a YES vote on this nomination. I’ll say it again: If you’re not with us, you’re standing in our way. And our resources are unlimited—it’s not just me. Hundreds of thousands of Americans will join me to hold these people accountable if they do the opposite of what is good for our country. You have my word on that. The will of the people will be done.

The MAHA-MAGA unity movement is the most powerful movement anywhere in the world. It catapulted President Trump back into the White House last November, and it’s fully behind RFK Jr.’s confirmation to head HHS. It is not tethered to one party—it is a coalition of Republicans and Democrats, Libertarians and Greens, Independents. This is a movement of millions of Americans who want healthy food, healthy medicine, and a healthy planet. Moms who want to watch their children grow up healthy. Parents who don’t want to be the ones burying their kids. Community leaders who want to fix the chronic disease crisis that has made us the sickest nation on earth. Today, Robert F. Kennedy Jr stood in the gap and took the slings and arrows for us, and we, in turn, stand with him. To those senators in the pockets of Big Ag, Big Pharma, and Big Business—we will not accept anything but a YES vote on this nomination. I’ll say it again: If you’re not with us, you’re standing in our way. And our resources are unlimited—it’s not just me. Hundreds of thousands of Americans will join me to hold these people accountable if they do the opposite of what is good for our country. You have my word on that. The will of the people will be done.

Nicole Shanahan

1,426,047 views • 1 year ago

Brothers and sisters, the time has come. This is the battle foretold in the pages of history—the battle between good and evil, between freedom and tyranny. For too long, the forces of corruption have lurked in the shadows, bleeding this great nation dry. They poison our economy, our culture, our very way of life. They sow division among us, turning Americans against each other while they tighten their grip on power. But no more. It’s time to rise. It’s time to take back what is ours. We are not just fighting for ourselves—we are fighting for the soul of this nation, for our children, for the generations to come. The Deep State, BlackRock, and their globalist allies have spent decades manipulating our economy, buying our politicians, and enslaving us under mountains of debt. They want us weak. They want us divided. They want us to forget who we are. But they have underestimated the American spirit. We are the sons and daughters of revolutionaries, of pioneers, of warriors who bled for this land and the ideals it stands for. We are the heartbeat of a free people, a nation under God, and we will not go quietly into the night. This is our moment. It is time to break the chains. It is time to root out the corruption that has infested this sacred land. We will fight, not with violence, but with an unbreakable will, with unity, with faith. We will not stop until justice is served, until every enemy of the American people is held accountable, until America is once again the shining city on a hill. This is not just a call to action—this is a call to destiny. Stand up, Patriots. The time is now.

Brothers and sisters, the time has come. This is the battle foretold in the pages of history—the battle between good and evil, between freedom and tyranny. For too long, the forces of corruption have lurked in the shadows, bleeding this great nation dry. They poison our economy, our culture, our very way of life. They sow division among us, turning Americans against each other while they tighten their grip on power. But no more. It’s time to rise. It’s time to take back what is ours. We are not just fighting for ourselves—we are fighting for the soul of this nation, for our children, for the generations to come. The Deep State, BlackRock, and their globalist allies have spent decades manipulating our economy, buying our politicians, and enslaving us under mountains of debt. They want us weak. They want us divided. They want us to forget who we are. But they have underestimated the American spirit. We are the sons and daughters of revolutionaries, of pioneers, of warriors who bled for this land and the ideals it stands for. We are the heartbeat of a free people, a nation under God, and we will not go quietly into the night. This is our moment. It is time to break the chains. It is time to root out the corruption that has infested this sacred land. We will fight, not with violence, but with an unbreakable will, with unity, with faith. We will not stop until justice is served, until every enemy of the American people is held accountable, until America is once again the shining city on a hill. This is not just a call to action—this is a call to destiny. Stand up, Patriots. The time is now.

ⁿᵉʷˢ Barron Trump 🇺🇸

143,219 views • 1 year ago

Gov. Spanberger: "In his farewell address, George Washington warned us about the possibility of 'cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men' rising to power. But he also encouraged us, all Americans, to unite in a common cause to move this nation forward. That is our charge once more, and that is what we are seeing across the country. It is deeply American and patriotic to do so, and it is how we ensure that the state of our union remains strong, not just this year, but for the next 250 years as well. Because we, the people, have the power to make change, the power to stand up for what is right, the power to demand more of our nation."

Gov. Spanberger: "In his farewell address, George Washington warned us about the possibility of 'cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men' rising to power. But he also encouraged us, all Americans, to unite in a common cause to move this nation forward. That is our charge once more, and that is what we are seeing across the country. It is deeply American and patriotic to do so, and it is how we ensure that the state of our union remains strong, not just this year, but for the next 250 years as well. Because we, the people, have the power to make change, the power to stand up for what is right, the power to demand more of our nation."

The Bulwark

56,334 views • 7 months ago