Democrats Plan to Tear Down What Trump Builds

Politically and also in real terms, leftists don’t build anything of value. Instead, their focus is always to tear down the things built by others.  From monuments to ideas, leftists are destroyers.

After Tuesday’s midterms, the media says Trumpism is finished. Susan Kokinda looks at the next chapters of the color revolution playbook, and at how President Trump is already positioned to outflank them. In his November 5 message, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth names the “sacred cows” his department tore down, while three impeachment resolutions, including one from Rep. Thomas Massie, target him. Senate Democrats, led by Ron Wyden, want to repeal the Canada tariffs and take the tariff power away from the President, just as October’s jobs report shows 19,000 new manufacturing jobs. And at the Kennedy Space Center on November 6, President Trump laid out the other revolution: Artemis III, Americans back on the Moon, a nuclear-powered spacecraft for Mars, and a new U.S. Space Academy. WATCH:

Laura Loomer was Paid to Tweet

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Things clarify quickly when sunlight breaks through the shadows.

Alex Bruesewitz, an adviser to Trump’s 2024 campaign and a political broker for online influence operations, first revealed the issue last week when he publicly stated he had paid Laura Loomer to generate content on her X account.

The Washington Post then followed up and interviewed four other people who provided receipts of payments made to Laura Loomer for her to promote content on social media.  Most intellectually honest observers of events already surmised the pay for influence was happening with Loomer, the reporting confirms it.

(WaPo) – The right-wing activist Laura Loomer has been paid by private clients to make political posts on social media without publicly disclosing the payments, according to a former campaign aide to President Donald Trump and three others familiar with the arrangements, shedding light on what they say is a business practice of one of the Trump administration’s most influential online firebrands.

The allegations were made by Alex Bruesewitz, an adviser to Trump’s 2024 campaign, and three other people who spoke on the condition of anonymity. Two of the three people said they had paid Loomer directly to post political messages on her X account, where she has 1.9 million followers. The third said they had overseen clients who paid her to post on the account. The three spoke on the condition of anonymity.

[…] Bank transaction emails and a wire transfer statement reviewed by The Washington Post appear to show four payments totaling more than $60,000 sent to Loomer and a Florida-based company registered in her name, King Breaker Media, since May of last year.

[…] Bruesewitz and the three other people declined to publicly share the tweets they said Loomer had published to maintain the privacy of their clients. But The Post reviewed a selection of the tweets under the condition that they not be revealed publicly.

Two of the people said that Loomer charges $3,000 to $5,000 per tweet, and sometimes more.

[…[ Roughly one hour after The Post discussed the claims with Loomer, she announced on X that she is taking a hiatus from her online show, “Loomer Unleashed,” so she could pursue a more “healthy work life balance” and prepare for her upcoming wedding.. (read more)

Things making sense now?

Additionally, remember back in early 2025 when the whole influencer war broke out on X, and was Qatar advocates vs Israel advocates?  Remember that?

Well, consider this.

There had to be a source for that right?  Meaning, there had to be a reason why both Israel and Qatar were suddenly in a competition for U.S. influence, and both began paying for narratives to bolster their individual interests.

You remember it as weird right?

You remember me (and others) asking where did this suddenly come from? Like, what was this?

Well…

Susie Wiles at Ballard Partners was a former lobbyist for both Israel and Qatar. The two competing factions.

When President Trump was elected, and when Susie Wiles was appointed Chief of Staff, you can see how each nation individually would be worried about losing influence position.

Their best bet? Create a strategy to firm up support via influencers as a hedge against the other side having a stronger influence game in the White House.

The outcome. An influencer battle. Qatar vs Israel.

Make sense now?

Labor Report Shows Strong Job Gains +165,00 in October, with Revisions to August +53,000 and Sept +31,000

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) report for October shows remarkable job gains of +165,000 with revisions to August and September +84,000 higher than previously reported. [BLS Data Here]

Employment in professional and business services increased by 70,000 in October along with an upward trend in professional, scientific, and technical services (+33,000), in administrative and support and waste management and remediation services (+28,000), and in management of companies and enterprises (+9,000).

Health care added 42,000 jobs in October; transportation and warehousing added 25,000 jobs. Manufacturing employment continued to trend up in October (+19,000) and has increased by 101,000 since December 2025. Job gains occurred in computer and electronic product manufacturing (+7,000), machinery manufacturing (+4,000), and primary metal manufacturing (+4,000).

[BLS Table B]

(MSM) – “Demand for labor is skyrocketing,” Kevin Hassett, director of President Trump’s National Economic Council, said in an interview, noting that not only was the jobs report strong, but initial jobless claims are also at their lowest since World War II, and more people are leaving their jobs because they have higher confidence in finding a new one.

The economy added 165,000 jobs in October, compared with expectations of around 70,000, as the unemployment rate edged down to 4.1%, compared with expectations of 4.2%. (more)

One of the aspects within the numbers that most media will intentionally overlook, is that manufacturing job gains are exceptional in the sectors of manufacturing with the highest import tariff rates.

As noted in the graph below, those sectors with strong tariff protections are the sectors with the highest rates of employment gains.  This is a data outcome showing how tariffs help to reshore manufacturing and reverse the trend of manufacturing job losses. Yes congress, MAGAnomics reverses the Rustbelt.