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Every Senate Republican Voted to End American Sovereignty

July 16, 2026/5 Comments/in General/by Kevin MacDonald

From Tucker Carlson’s daily email:

Americans who care about their country’s sovereignty received a dose of good news on Tuesday when the Senate blocked the merging of the U.S. and Israeli military machines. But the vote was nowhere close to unanimous.

Every single Republican in the Senate voted in favor of Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposal to essentially hand the Pentagon over to the IDF. That includes politicians who hilariously advertise themselves as America First, like Ted Cruz, Tom Cotton, and Bill Cassidy. Lindsey Graham’s sister is also on the list. It took her less than one week to betray her constituents.

Does this development mean we suddenly support the Democrats? Or that we believe men should pee in women’s bathrooms? Of course not. But it conclusively shows that no honest person can claim the GOP is an America First party. Its leaders prioritize foreign interests over our country’s. It should cost them their careers.

50 Republican senators voted to advance the NDAA with Sec. 1217 (U.S.-Israeli military integrations) included. The final vote was 50-46, falling short of the 60 votes needed for the motion to proceed.

This is the Senate version of Section 219 (previously Sec. 224) in the House. pic.twitter.com/cGD22GmQxF

— AIPAC Tracker (@TrackAIPAC) July 15, 2026

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5 replies
  1. Frank
    Frank says:
    July 16, 2026 at 12:33 pm

    ZOG is now setting up Republicans vs Communists.

    Rubio made a speech discussing Left bombings in 1972!

    The DSA, which came out of nowhere (actually came out of the Democratic party, it’s all their operatives running things) announced they had a … COMMUNIST CAUCUS

    Bessent is saying Muflims and Communists have … MERGED.

    Who knew?

    Just another Red scare to make you forget about ZOG murder and gas prices.

    In short, an old strategy to keep right on genociding for ZOG

    • dug garrett
      dug garrett says:
      July 18, 2026 at 2:26 pm

      Rubio made a speech in 1972? Interesting that he was born in 1971!

      Pathetic to post something anon. that any HS student would know is false.

  2. Alex
    Alex says:
    July 16, 2026 at 4:32 pm

    As if it’s not obvious by now, the “Right” in the US is not “folkisch” they are not looking out for our people, our Folk. They are Zionists and Zionist tools, every one.

    This is what people don’t get. There *is* a political grid that makes things easy to understand, but that grid isn’t the one they’re indoctrinated to believe in.

    • Cyclops
      Cyclops says:
      July 17, 2026 at 10:17 am

      You’re conflating “Right” with “Republican.” You can also equally say the Left aren’t looking out for us either, especially since the majority of Jews in the US are lefties.

      Ultimately though there are more likely to be allies amongst the Right than the Left, especially when you take a more holistic view (i.e. not just being Anti-Israel). For example, what’s good for our Folk would be reasonable, not excessively high taxes. But that’s a typically Right position.

  3. Paracelsus88
    Paracelsus88 says:
    July 16, 2026 at 7:02 pm

    Am very surprised and disappointed that even Rand Paul betrayed us. We need that “1929” catalyst more than ever that even Col. Macgregor also alludes to for a true 1933 “Good Society” renaissance.

    Thank you.

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