Tuesday, July 7, 2026

Democreeps Only Believe Women When It’s Useful to Them



What a difference political affiliation makes. Democrat Graham Platner is now on the outs with the party, not because of assaulting women, but because he is accused of assaulting a fellow Democrat. That party has lost its soul, as has the media.

When Platner was accused of assaulting and abusing a conservative woman he dated, none of these people cared. “She can’t be trusted, she’s a conservative activist,” they said. The devotion to victims, the currency of victimhood, disappeared when it wasn’t one of “their team.” 

Ro Khana, a “progressive” leftist hypocrite from California who rails against wealth while amassing a fortune of hundreds of millions of dollars through marriage and stock trades, was unbothered when a conservative woman told of how Platner was physically abusive with her, just as long as “there were no more shoes to drop.” 

Well, as a candidate, Graham Platner was a DSW at an outlet mall – with more shoes to drop than a millipede. None of it mattered as long as it didn’t register in the polls. Democrats were more than happy to ignore the horrible things he did and said because they want to win and they thought he could. As long as his victims could be easily dismissed.

The left has a long history of this, remember “Drag a hundred dollar bill through a trailer park and you never know what you’ll find” about Paula Jones? James Carville faced very little pushback for that sexist comment about a woman who really was sexually harassed by Bill Clinton. Hell, both of those men are still Democrats in good standing because they’re useful to the party – Bill in fundraising, Carville in bomb-throwing. 

Believe all women, my ass. The stories of women Bill Clinton was accused of assaulting alone could fill a high school football stadium, and the leftists denying their existence or downplaying their stories would need a college stadium. 

Platner’s mistake was to believe his own press. He got high on his own supply – once Bernie Sanders is down with your cause, even after you’ve been credibly accused of abuse, you don’t think you can be touched. 

Well, you can’t be touched…as long as your accuser is a Republican. It’s not that Democrats care about Democrat women, they clearly don’t. But it’s because their motivation can’t be immediately dismissed as political. All women are disposable to the left, it’s just that some can’t be brushed off with indifference. Democrat women don’t matter more than Republican women do, they can’t be ignored. 

The lesson of Graham Platner is simply saying you had a “dark period” in your life is not enough if you’ve been a creep to liberal women, or liberal women too. Sadly, all the people calling for his head now would have been forming a human shield around him had he been accused of raping another Republican. You know that’s true. 

And somewhere out there, a future Graham Platner is formulating thoughts on who he will consider dating based on these last few months. If the guy is a creep (and there’s a lot of “progressive” creeps out there), he likely would only “date” conservative women because A) they don’t look like men, B) you can be sure they are not literally men, and C) if you’re inclined to do something horrible to them – either through substance abuse and/or simply being a monster – you political future inside the Democrat Party will be unaffected by it.

That’s the lesson of Graham Platner for voters.

When I was growing up in Michigan, they changed the law to be able to seize the cars of people who were caught drunk driving. The joke was “If you’re going to drive drunk, drive junk.” The reason being that the effort to seize your car wasn’t worth it for prosecutors if the car was old and beat up, but if it was a new and expensive…game on.

The same now goes for leftist sexual predators and their victims.

Congratulations, Democrats, you’ve now lowered the bar to the point that you’d need a shovel to not be able to clear.

Graham Platner is a monster whose marriage may end up lasting about as long as his campaign did. But the lessons from both will be forgotten as quickly as the news of his dropping out of the race will be a story on MS Now, which will be about 2 days. They’re all that gross and they deserve each other. 

Don’t let your daughters date Democrats.


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How to Beat Back the Democratic Socialists


New York City’s Democrat primary results set off a political fuse that is causing explosions across

Democrat, federal, state, and local power structures.  The victorious Democratic Socialists of America smoked two congressional incumbents, ended the political careers of Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer and House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries, and set up the DSA as the kingmaker in the 2028 presidential primaries.

Why did the far left of the Democrat party, represented by the DSA, suddenly amplify its rhetoric from universal health care, oligarchy, and affordability to an intense onslaught against America, Judaism, Israel, and capitalism?  And in doing so, mount a challenge to the Democrat establishment?

The answer is Election 2028.  Democrat leadership shut out the young, radical generation for two decades.  Their voters haven’t had a choice for a president since 2008, when Barack Obama was the left’s lightbringer.  Then the Democrat leadership connived to steal the 2016 and 2020 presidential nominations from socialist Bernie Sanders.

With political strength in America’s largest cities — New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles — it’s tempting to write off the primary results as an urban problem.  The truth is, the DSA members hold over 250 elected offices nationwide.

The DSA and its allies have been training for a power-grab for a decade.  In 2018, it auditioned Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for her unexpected primary victory over a longtime congressional fixture.  During 2020’s George Floyd “summer of love” primary, a middle school principal of a failing Bronx charter school by the name of Jamaal Bowman beat New York congressman Eliot Engle, then the chairman of the House Foreign Relations Committee and an ardent supporter of Israel.

Working through AOC’s Squad got copious press but modest headway until the election of Zohran Mamdani, who showed the DSA that openly professing antisemitism, anti-Americanism, and Marxism was a winning combination with no meaningful political consequences.

As a result, the DSA movement is invigorated by an intensity of purpose that would have been political suicide in any other election cycle.

Ahead of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, DSA Γ©minence grise Senator Bernie Sanders voiced the same conclusion: “I believe that it may just be possible that this country is on the verge of the political revolution we have fought for for such a long time.”

Revolutionary movements can leverage small bases.  The DSA carefully selected sleepy Democrat incumbents and used the low-turnout primaries to win.  Four years ago, even two years ago, extolling the “eradication of Western civilization”; being a Nazi-loving, repetitive abuser of women; or openly celebrating the October 7 massacre of Jews by Hamas would have been disqualifying.  No more.  Targeted Democrats who object to these noxious views are being voted out.

What Democrat wants to be humiliated like Scott Wiener, who’s running to replace Nancy Pelosi’s House seat, at a gay pride parade, where he was chased away for being a “genocidal-supporting center right shill”?  Jewish Democrat Brad Lander was willing to condemn Israeli “genocide” to win a Manhattan congressional race over incumbent Dan Goldman, who had the temerity to support Israel, and was even humiliated by a Brooklyn coffee shop owner.

Republicans have a lot of work to do to counter the DSA’s momentum and appeal to cradle Democrats and young, ill educated voters.  They have to raise the level of their game over their standard arguments of enforcing the law, reducing taxes, and responsible governance to connect with Americans who are justifiably nervous about Bernie Sanders’s revolution.

For example, despite being openly loathed by the far left, Jewish Democrats continue to resist voting for Republicans.  Westchester County residents, 20 percent of whom are Jewish, voted for Bowman twice over a distinguished former mayor of Scarsdale and a physician whose parents were Jewish freedom fighters in Eastern Europe, simply because, as one Democrat put it, “I just can’t vote Republican.”  Bowman later disgraced himself with increasingly antisemitic rhetoric and, famously, by pulling a fire alarm to interrupt a crucial House vote.  He was primaried out in 2024.

Other Americans in the cities, suburbs, and heartland are potentially reachable.  Look at the civic and financial ruination that Mamdani is wreaking on New York City.  In Los Angeles, the DSA’s mayoral candidate, Nithya Raman, a Harvard graduate, intends to implement the same agenda.  Whereas willfully ignorant younger voters devour the theme of eradicating Western civilization and free Palestine over policies, most Americans can understand the destructive force of the DSA’s policies on a personal level.

The DSA’s strategy is to defeat, intimidate, and overwhelm.  So far, it is working.  Democrat luminaries are kissing Mamdani’s ring, from New York governor Kathy Hochul to presidential hopeful retread Kamala Harris.

Some Democrat incumbents are distancing themselves from the DSA.  Congressman Thomas Suozzi from Long Island launched “Promise to America” to show his patriotism.  Only ten of his moderate House compatriots and five candidates have joined him.

At the national level, the president, the vice president, and Cabinet members have been effective communicators.  Congressional and gubernatorial candidates have been much less so, because they have failed to elevate their discourse from crime, taxes, and governance.

Working-class families and wavering Democrats are worried.  They are primed for the taking.  Looking at the election results for Hamas-aligned Avila Chevalier’s winning primary results against Bronx dinosaur Espaillat, black, low-income, and Hispanic voters are not buying the message of hatred and “defund the police” by 2-percent, 10-percent, and 16-percent margins, respectively.  Another example is Spencer Pratt’s victory in the Los Angeles primary until it was whittled away by voter-harvesting.  The rousing turnout for America’s 250th birthday is another propitious sign.

Bernie Sanders issued a call to action for all Americans.  We need to respond with rapidity, strength, and reason to protect and advance the foundational principles that have made us the most successful country on Earth, so that our children will inherit the City on the Hill, not hatred and impoverishment.


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Trump, Mamdani Draw Battle Lines For America In Independence Day Speeches


While the president spoke proudly about the country and its values, Mamdani focused on criticizing America and outlining his vision for transforming it.



President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani presented radically different views of America in their respective speeches on the eve of July 4, one embracing the country’s history and culture, the other arguing America needs to be fundamentally changed.

Mamdani gave his speech on July 3 from New York City Hall, where he centered unfettered mass immigration in his remarks about what it means to be an American. As he sat at a desk George Washington once used, he was surrounded by naturalized immigrants.

President Trump spoke the same day at Mount Rushmore, where he began his Fourth of July festivities by defending American culture and honoring what makes the country great.

Trump and Mamdani each spoke about immigration, patriotism, and America’s past, but did so in completely different ways. While the president spoke proudly about the country, its people, and its values, Mamdani focused on criticizing America and outlining his vision for transforming it.

National Identity

Mamdani used his speech to rail against the politics of “division,” while dividing up the country into numerous subgroups and emphasizing the arrivals of different immigrant groups who came to New York City: “Hundreds of thousands of Irish immigrants arrived with stomachs aching from a famine manufactured by imperial cruelty. Chinese sailors settled in what is today Chinatown. Millions more traveled under the Statue of Liberty and through Ellis Island, Jewish people escaping pogroms, Italians fleeing poverty, Syrians seeking economic opportunity.”

He went on to criticize the “nativism” these immigrant groups faced from Americans as they entered the country. To Mamdani, America is a conglomeration of various ethnic groups rather than a unified, coherent nation. Trump’s outlook was quite the opposite.

President Trump said the founding generations “forged a uniquely American character,” a new kind of people who “did not bow before a king or a government, but kneeled only before Almighty God.”

In his speech, Mamdani struggled to identify what an American is, focusing on the national identities passed down from immigrants’ home countries. He told the crowd of immigrants surrounding him that “you each hold a special power, the power to determine what America means.”

In Trump’s vision, though, America already has an identity and a fixed culture inherited from the founders and passed on through generations.

“[W]e must forget that there is no American freedom without American culture,” the president said. “A constitution is only as strong as the people and the culture responsible for upholding it. [W]e have to always remember who we are and what we’re all about.”

American Exceptionalism

Both Trump and Mamdani argued that America was exceptional in their speeches, but they had radically different definitions of what that means. Trump used his speech to show American greatness through what America has done and accomplished. On the other hand, Mamdani says America is exceptional because of what it could change.

“We are told that America is exceptional because we are richer, stronger, more powerful than everyone else,” Mamdani said in his speech. “The truth, my friends, is that America is exceptional because here, nothing is fixed into place.”

Trump argued for the traditional meaning of American exceptionalism that Mamdani harshly criticized: “For 250 years, the entire world has looked to our country and been inspired by the leaps of progress, feats of strength, and acts of selflessness, faith, and hope that could only have happened right here.”

The feats that Americans have accomplished — building the largest economy in the world, winning the most Olympic medals of any country, shaping culture through music and television — could have only been accomplished by Americans, Trump explained. This, he said, is what makes America exceptional.

Criticism of Americans

Both Trump and Mamdani criticized their fellow Americans, but for very different reasons.

Trump told the crowd that he is concerned about rising communist sentiments in America, saying there is a “resurgence of the communist menace” in the United States, including from foreign nationals. He insisted that communist ideology is the enemy of American freedom and ideals: “Communism is the exact opposite of ‘life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.’ It’s death, tyranny, and the pursuit of evil.”

Mamdani, a self-described democratic socialist who consistently champions Marxist ideology, chose instead to chastise the “powerful,” a group he insists he is not a part of. He tells listeners that this class of people, which he does not define, believes America is “an arena of supremacy, where only a select few are allowed freedom.” One can only assume that this is an indirect attack on Trump and his supporters.

“America, if you ask them, becomes less the more people it welcomes,” Mamdani continued. “America, they will tell you, belongs only to those with the right accent or the right shade of skin.”

On the eve of America’s 250th birthday, Trump warned against the communist faction in America because he says they want to destroy the country and reimagine it. Mamdani presented a radical reimagination of his own.


How's Communism Work? Like This: Cuba Goes Dark As Island Nation Hit With Massive Blackout


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It’s only 90 miles off the coast of Florida, but it’s a whole different world down in communist Cuba than it is here in the United States. 

As the U.S. has ratcheted up economic pressure with punishing sanctions and as the DOJ indicted the late dictator Fidel Castro’s 95-year-old brother RaΓΊl in May for the 1996 killings of four Americans, the island nation has been feeling the heat.

On Monday, they suffered a total blackout, leaving millions of people without power:

BREAKING: Cuba has been hit by another island-wide blackout, leaving roughly 10 million people without power.

Officials say the cause is under investigation as the country's aging electric grid continues to struggle and fuel reserves run low.

It's the second nationwide blackout this year, with hospitals and critical services among those impacted as Cuba faces an ongoing energy crisis.

Their power operations have always been touch-and-go:

Grid operator UNE said it was investigating the cause of the ⁠nationwide blackout.

Cuba has for months suffered from hours-long, and more recently, days-long power outages linked in part to a decrepit grid and a U.S. imposed oil blockade that has cut off the island's fuel supply.

It’s an especially bad time for this to happen for citizens, because we’re right at the height of summer.

The nationwide outage is more bad news for Cubans ‌already ⁠exhausted from rolling blackouts that make it impossible for many to work or sleep in the Caribbean summer heat.

Cuba has frequently ⁠struggled to keep the lights on during a years-long economic crisis but the Communist-run government has ⁠entered unprecedented territory under increased pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump.

Nearly two-thirds ⁠of the country was already without power when the grid collapsed on Monday.

Cameron Arcand, Senior Washington Correspondent over at our sister site Townhall, reports on the response from the White House:

As the democrat socialists are increasingly taking over the Democratic Party, it’s a stark reminder to those blithering communist idiots like NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani and New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: socialism and communism have been tried, they've never worked, and they suck.

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Almost ALL of Communist Cuba is WITHOUT POWER, more than 10 million people are suffering and furious

Officials are PANICKING trying to get the island back online

This is why President Trump has made clear communism can never be allowed to win in America.

Surgeries are being canceled, hospitals are desperate.

Cuba's energy infrastructure is crumbling into the ground, fuel supplies are dwindling, and the regime has NO CLUE how to fix any of it.

DOWN WITH COMMUNISM! 


Trump Is Right That We Need To Crush Communism In America


If we are to sustain the nation for another 250 years, then communism can have ‘no quarter’ here.



President Donald Trump delivered a historic speech commemorating America’s 250th birthday at Mount Rushmore on Friday, giving a stark warning about the country’s future: If we are to sustain the nation for another 250 years, communism can have “no quarter” here.

Speaking hours after New York City communist Mayor Zohran Mamdani delivered an anti-American, communist speech about America 250, Trump took the stage to warn that foreigners are bringing with them ideologies fundamentally at odds with our republic.

“There is now a resurgence of the communist menace in our land, including from newcomers to our country who embrace ideas totally opposed to our way of life and our great success,” Trump said.

The warning is similar to a warning given by Alexander Hamilton in 1799: “I hold with Montesquieu, that a government must be fitted to a nation, as much as a coat to the individual; and, consequently, that what may be good at Philadelphia may be bad at Paris, and ridiculous at Petersburg.”

In other words, not every people is capable of living in and upholding a republic — Ugandan-born socialist Mamdani being example No. 1.

“These are not mere political disagreements, like differences over taxes or regulations,” the president continued, “communism is a mortal threat to American liberty. It is the greatest threat to our country. … Communism is the enemy of free people everywhere. … It’s the enemy of the Constitution. … It is the enemy of July 4, 1776.”

Trump emphasized that communism “can be given no quarter” in America and that it “represents the worst ideas and abuses in history by the worst people.”

“The American founding represents the best ideas and traditions in history by the best people like you,” Trump continued. “You can be loyal to Karl Marx, or you can be loyal to America. You can be a communist, or you can be a patriot. You cannot be both.”

He’s right. You cannot be both a patriot and a lover of America and freedom while also supporting communism, which is what makes the rise of socialists and communists across the country startling.

As explained by the History Channel, “Socialism and communism are essentially economic philosophies advocating public rather than private ownership, especially of the means of production, distribution and exchange of goods (that is, making money) in a society.” Karl Marx — history’s leading communist — was “one of the most influential socialist thinkers in history.”

“Marxists often refer to socialism as the first, necessary phase on the way from capitalism to communism. Marx and Engels themselves didn’t consistently or clearly differentiate communism from socialism, which helped ensure lasting confusion between the two terms,” the History Channel pointed out.

In other words, the rise of socialism is, at the very least, a precursor to the communist revolution. And despite communism having been responsible for the deaths, starvation, and poverty of millions globally, Americans hold increasingly favorable views of socialism.

The Heartland Institute and Rasmussen Reports found in a 2025 survey that 53 percent of likely voters aged 18 to 39 would like a Democratic Socialist (code for Marxist) to win the 2028 presidential election.

The growing acceptance is reflected not only in polling but in the election of communists across the country. Mamdani won the mayoral race last November despite having said in a 2021 speech for a Young Democratic Socialists of America conference that socialists believe in “seizing the means of production.” Karl Marx, co-author of The Communist Manifesto, also argued that workers should seize the means of production.

Darializa Avila Chevalier, a socialist candidate for Congress, previously advocated for “seiz[ing] the means of production” in a now-deleted Twitter account, CNN reported. Chevalier also complained that public libraries didn’t have “enough Marxist literature,” according to CNN.

Trump is right — if we are to ensure America sees another 250 years, then we must reclaim the moral clarity of our forefathers and say without apology that not every idea deserves a seat at the table and not every person is fit to be a citizen of our republic.


Trump Warned the Communists Were on the Move - DSA Just Proved Him Right


RedState 

On July 4, the Democratic Socialists of America announced they passed 120,000 members, making them the largest socialist organization in United States history. They surpassed the Socialist Party of America under Eugene Debs, which peaked at 113,371 dues-paying members in 1912.

They picked the date on purpose.

On July 4, 2026, Democratic Socialists of America passed 120,000 members, making us the largest socialist organization in United States history and surpassing the Socialist Party of America under Eugene Debs, which reached its peak dues-paying membership in 1912.

Join us: dsausa.org/join

This did not happen overnight. The DSA reported a membership surge after New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's Democratic primary win in June 2025. The organization then helped Mamdani and a dozen other local candidates win in November 2025 through get-out-the-vote operations, outreach, and other campaign efforts.

Then came New York. On June 23, Mamdani-backed candidates Claire Valdez, Brad Lander, and Darializa Avila Chevalier won three congressional primaries, knocking out two incumbents. Chevalier helped launch Columbia University Apartheid Divest in 2016. The group later wrote that it was fighting for "the total eradication of Western civilization." She still thinks all deportations are wrong. Even for murderers. She said so in a debate with the incumbent she just beat.

When Ali Velshi asked her whether she's a communist, she said: "That framing is one that I've been very proud to be able to say I don't respond to." Two more paragraphs. Never answered.

Trump posted on Truth Social after the wins: "The Communists are finally making their move. I've been waiting and preparing for this for a long time."

On the Fourth, Trump said at his Independence Day speech in Washington, D.C.:

"America will never be a communist country, won't happen. Our warriors did not fight communism on battlefields across the world, only to have that menace rear its ugly head right back here in America. We're not going to let it happen. We'd like to stop a threat like that immediately, and before it begins."

He also told reporters the branding is cosmetic. "They use the word 'Social Democrat' because it sounds so nice, but it's really communism you're talking about."

He is not wrong. The DSA is not waiting to see how 2026 shakes out. National co-chair Megan Romer said the group is already sending surveys to all 250 chapters asking members who they want to get behind in 2028. Responses due back by Sept. 15. The group expects 20-to-40-page reports from chapters coast to coast. Formal endorsement vote at the 2027 convention, though Romer said they could move faster if the primary calendar demands it.

"What DSA represents is a real contrast to Democrats who have run the last couple of elections on fear," Romer said. "You can't run on that. You have to offer an alternative."

That alternative is socialism. They are not hiding it.

The DSA has endorsed about 150 candidates this cycle. Thirty-five have won primaries or advanced without opposition across Oregon, California, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and New York. New York was not a fluke. It was a proof of concept.

Former New York Gov. David Paterson said Democrats risk something bigger than a bad election cycle. "We'd better get that message and turn it around before we become extinct." Rahm Emanuel said the socialist wing is turning "blue districts, dark blue." James Carville said it was time to talk "schism" and that some DSA-aligned candidates "have no place in the Democratic Party." Former DNC Chair Jaime Harrison told DSA-aligned candidates to stop using party resources: "If you hate the Democratic Party, then please don't run for our nomination.”

The Soviet Union tried it. So did Cuba. North Korea still is. The DSA just broke a membership record on the birthday of the country built to oppose all of it. The question is who is going to stop them.


Trump Tells the International Criminal Court to Go Pound Sand



Late last summer, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli officials. Secretary of State Marco Rubio blasted the ICC and announced sanctions against it.

In a post at the time, Rubio wrote that the ICC "continues to disregard national sovereignty and facilitate lawfare through efforts to investigate, arrest, detain, and prosecute American and Israeli nationals" and added "we will continue to hold accountable those responsible for the ICC’s morally bankrupt and legally baseless actions against Americans and Israelis."

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche penned a letter to the ICC rejecting its jurisdiction.

Here's more from the DOJ:

In a letter this week addressed to the President of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche wrote that the Department of Justice rejects any assertion of jurisdiction by the ICC over Americans. 

The United States is not a party to the Rome Statute and has never consented to the ICC’s authority. As a matter of international law, a treaty cannot bind a non-consenting country. Accordingly, the ICC has no jurisdiction over Americans — anywhere in the world — and any attempt to assert such authority is illegitimate, unlawful, and a direct affront to the sovereignty of the United States.

“The ICC has acted in an increasingly lawless and illegitimate manner,” writes Blanche in his letter to Judge Tomoko Akane, President of the International Criminal Court. “Its record of selective enforcement and credible allegations of internal misconduct raise serious doubts about the ICC’s impartiality, credibility, and legitimacy.” 

In 2002, Congress passed the American Servicemembers’ Protection Act which expressly repudiates ICC jurisdiction over U.S. persons, including U.S. servicemembers, government officials, and civilians. The statute prohibits cooperation with the ICC and authorizes the President to use all means necessary and appropriate to secure the release of any U.S. person detained pursuant to any ICC warrant or request.

Blanche addressed the letter to Judge Tomoko Akane, ICC President and Karim Khan KC, the ICC Prosecutor.

"The United States Department of Justice unequivocally rejects any assertion of jurisdiction by the International Criminal Court (ICC) over U.S. persons," Blanche wrote. "The United States is not a party to the Rome Statute and has never consented to the ICC's authority. As a matter of international law, a treaty cannot bind a non-consenting country. Accordingly, the ICC has no jurisdiction over U.S. persons — anywhere in the world — and any attempt to assert such authority is illegitimate, unlawful, and a direct affront to the sovereignty of the United States."

"Notwithstanding these well-established principles, the ICC has acted in an increasingly lawless and illegitimate manner. It has repeatedly asserted jurisdiction over non-consenting countries, disregarded its own complementarity requirement, and pursued investigations that appear driven as much by political pressure and institutional self-interest as by legal merit. Its record of selective enforcement and credible allegations of internal misconduct raise serious doubts about the ICC's impartiality, credibility, and legitimacy. The United States does not recognize or submit to the authority of a body that claims powers it does not possess and exercises the authorities it purports to have in a selective manner, untethered to fairness or legal principle," the letter continued.

This is the only correct response. We do not want to cede our sovereignty to the ICC or any other international body that has a clear political agenda and an animus towards America and Israel. The ICC has no jurisdiction in America and they can never be allowed to gain it.


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