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The problem with the administrative state isn’t really about the bad intentions of individual actors within it (at least not mostly). It’s that the machine takes on a life of its own. That’s the real Leviathan.

Vivek Ramaswamy

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Mike Sperrazza1 year ago

Cut the government. Cut spending. Cut regulation. Start over!

Thrilla the Gorilla1 year ago

Should these two be pardoned?

Thrilla the Gorilla1 year ago

Tucker Carlson explains how Richard Nixon was removed from office via a deep state coup by the FBI and CIA.

Thrilla the Gorilla1 year ago

Elon Musk sends Don Lemon to Kindergarten💥 "Everyone was a slave, everyone... We are all descended from slaves. It's just a question of when. Was it more recent or less recent? That's it...🤔 If we keep talking about it (racism) nonstop, it will never go away. If we keep making that the central thing, it will never go away... I think we want to get away from making everything a race or a gender or whatever issue and just treat people like individuals." ❗

James Jinnette1 year ago

There’s only one way to solve the administrative state problem: Shut. It. Down. That’s how you slay the leviathan

🦺 Bulldogs4Vivek 🇺🇸1 year ago

Vivek can begin to slay the Leviathan from within by being named Secretary of State! Read below in details why:

Thrilla the Gorilla1 year ago

RFK finally said the quiet part out loud. The CIA interfered in the 2020 election in broad daylight and we all know it. Indisputably. Factually. Zero consequences. Zero accountability. Do you agree with RFK JR? @cancelcloco

Jeremiah Bonds1 year ago

There is a real movement, a grassroots movement of young liberty loving people that are fighting against that machine... Are you one of them?

Small Government1 year ago

SHUT IT DOWN !

Dave Benner, Nemesis of Neocons1 year ago

Don't worry, they are engaging in real self-reflection now:

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