Los Angeles Is a War Zone—Just Not in the Way You Might Think

Los Angeles Is a War Zone—Just Not in the Way You Might Think

Fire Damage in LA Reaches Biblical Proportions—Is This What They Wanted? And Could It Be Their Demise?

Despite Trump’s epic victory, the fight is not over. Far from it. The progressives and the media cabal will continue to try to force their warped vision on our country.

— Jacob Wheeler (@JWheelertv) January 9, 2025

Here’s the reality: it is a battle zone. An existential fight over the future of America. Is this massive progressive failure the norm that we should just accept as the new American reality, or are we going to look to a new way forward, one that focuses on excellence, competence and innovation over identity politics, a lowering of our standards, and an acceptance of mediocrity (or worse)?

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Gavin Newsom is still out there, Kamala Harris is still lurking, Nancy Pelosi somehow continues her lip-sucking career in Congress, the most odious figure in politics, now-Sen. Adam Schiff, somehow got elected as a senator. The battle is not won, not by a long shot, but conservatives must defeat the progressives, or all of the United States will soon look like the Pacific Palisades. This is what they’ve wanted, this is what they’ve achieved, and this is what they want for you.

Continuous failure: BOMBSHELL: Key Reservoir Was EMPTY When Palisades Fire Started, Contributed to Loss of Homes and Life

As a long-term resident here in the formerly great city of Los Angeles, I have been blessed that the flames have not come for me and mine in the flats of the Valley yet, but we know so many cherished friends who tonight are without a home—because their abodes have been burned to the ground.

Is this what the future of America looks like? In too many cities, it already does, with Third-World country conditions prevailing, but do we want to see that everywhere?

Blame Game Heats Up: LA Fire Chief Turns on City Leaders

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