Fault Lines

Corporations ship jobs overseas and be rewarded by Washington.

Donald Trump is the first president in my lifetime to crack down on people shipping our jobs overseas and fight for American businesses and American workers for a change.

We've seen the largest drop of violent crime in the history of the United States of America because we back the police and throw the bad guys in prison.

It's not rocket science.

We've ended taxes on social security.

We've ended taxes on tips and we've ended taxes on overtime.

We have banned corporate tycoons from buying up our housing stock because we hold the simple belief that American homes ought to go to the American people.

And this is my favorite.

Under the leadership of the president and Bobby Kennedy, we did what generations of Democrat politicians promised but failed to do.

We actually took on big pharma and lowered drug costs for all of our citizens.

All true.

Fact check true.

But how often have you heard any of that? This campaign season, especially if you are a Matt Rooney Show listener in Central Jersey or over in PA where there are plenty of hothouse races or hell, anywhere in the country where maybe if our signal doesn't reach you, we are certainly accessible by the interwebs.

You're just not.

You're not getting that.

And that's only a very partial list from J.D. Vance.

I mean, how about the fact that the president closed the border? Right? Illegal crossings.

either at the Rio Grande or anywhere the hell else, have dropped to flatline levels this year.

Thanks to the industrious work of the Trump administration, of course, DHS, the men and women of ICE, doing a bang-up job despite being vilified day in, day out by the slugs and awful creatures that occupy the mainstream media.

And of course, it doesn't stop at the border.

How about the fact that fentanyl, which was swimming across our border and into our communities and poisoning our young people and a lot of not so young people too, also has flatlined.

which means that overdose deaths have dropped precipitously across the country.

There are police stations all across America, Andrew, that stocked up on Narcan during the worst days of the opioid crisis.

that don't need it now.

It's just kind of chilling.