My sweet Natasha is transitioning to hospice today. Please keep her in your thoughts.
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@mkolken
Father of twins and a French bulldog. Widower. Former elected director of @ailanational Board of Governors. Two-time "Lawyer of the Year" in immigration law.
Matthew Kolken @mkolkenKathy Hochul “won” New York.
SAF @2AFDN@HarmeetKDhillon has been fighting for Second Amendment protected rights since day one. Through the DOJ, she and her team have filed dozens of lawsuits all over the United States where our rights have been infringed. As she returns to private practice, we wish her great success in her future endeavors.
Heidi @HeidiBrionesIf you think you're having a bad day, think about the people who moved to Texas to get away from Democrat policies.
Matthew Kolken @mkolkenRural conservatives in deep-blue states are effectively governed without consent. In New York, Republicans win most counties yet still lose statewide by 20 points because dense urban and suburban voters in New York City and its suburbs cast the decisive ballots and vote overwhelmingly Democratic. The result is that rural and upstate communities pay the taxes, live under the regulations, and absorb the costs set by politicians they consistently reject. Same story in California and Illinois. Population density has become a veto over the rest of the state.
Kevin Dalton @TheKevinDaltonIf you are having trouble trying to wrap your head around what happened in Texas and Nevada last night, let me help explain it for you. In 2024 alone, roughly 77,000 people moved from California to Texas. That same year, about 53,000 moved from California to Nevada. Those two states just delivered some of the biggest Democratic wins of the night. James Talarico flipped the U.S. Senate seat and became the first Democrat to win a Texas Senate race since 1988 Gina Hinojosa defeated Greg Abbott and became the first Democratic governor of Texas in decades Aaron Ford defeated incumbent Republican Joe Lombardo and flipped the governor’s office.
Bill Melugin @BillMelugin_DeSantis on Congressional Republicans: “Why haven’t we done immigration? Shut off H1-B visas! Why haven’t we codified Trump’s immigration executive orders? Why haven’t we stripped jurisdiction from the federal courts over deportation cases? There’s so many things that could have been done, they didn’t even attempt it!”.