Daniel Concannon (@KeepNHGranite)

One of the most throttled tweets I've ever posted was this simple quip about the lsraeI lobby's effort to unseat Thomas Massie. The absurdity of X's censorship aside, I've long considered voting - particularly in federal elections - to be something between an exercise in futility and a humiliation ritual. Typically, I don't think any one person's presence in Congress bears much weight upon where society goes. The reason for this, though, is because of the power and influence of the same lsraeIi lobby that's currently spending more money than has ever been spent in a US Congressional primary to unseat Massie. And they're doing this, of course, because Massie is not just one of the few national politicians that lsraeI hasn't been able to buy off, but because he makes a point of demonstrating this fact - and detailing the stranglehold lsraeI has on most of his Congressional colleagues. He calmly articulates the utter insanity of the hoops that our “elected officials” jump through on behalf of this foreign, parasitic nation - and this makes them apoplectic. I'm not a resident of Kentucky. I can't vote for Thomas Massie. I've never forensically analyzed his legislative or voting records. But, from what I have seen, he seems like the least bad federal officeholder in the US. I'm not a “lesser of two evils” guy. But the lsraeI lobby's ferocious opposition to him is enough for me to officially activate light-switch-brain and simply hope he wins, because that means they lose - even if it's just one small battle in a much larger war. We're in the middle of a pole shift from a United States in which not being whorishly pro-lsraeI was a political liability, to a United States where that same paid-for fealty to lsraeI will render you rightfully unelectable. The lsraeI lobby correctly considers this an existential crisis, as their Jewish ethnostate cannot survive without an endless supply of American blood and treasure. Hell, Randy Fine himself has taken to criticizing dual citizenship and foreign aid in order to seem less cartoonishly lsraeI-first in the wake of Dan Blizerian's campaign against him. Like Ron Paul, Thomas Massie is not THE GUY. But if we're going to play the game of “who do you pick out of these people,” he's the first choice amongst the US Congress, and, obviously, within his own Congressional race - a race in which the name opposing Massie on the ballot should be changed from “Ed Gallrein” to “lsraeI.” Their effort to smash Massie - a remarkably decent and normal, incredibly intelligent and accomplished, ACTUAL red-blooded American - is their effort to stop the aforementioned pole shift. I don't do election talk/predictions/analysis/etc, because it's all so corrupt and retarded, but this specific race is a stand-in for a much, much larger issue than simply the seat for Kentucky's 4th Congressional District. It's about American sovereignty versus bald-faced lsraeI-first subversion. I don't care about Team Red. I don't care about Team Blue. A Massie victory is a failure of lsraeI-first subversion. For that reason, I hope Massie is victorious.