Matt Walsh

You should not be able to vote yourself money from the public treasury.

You shouldn't be allowed to do that.

If I'm paying into the system and you're not, you're taking from it, then your vote should not count as much as mine.

In fact, you shouldn't have a vote.

But let's start with the 10-year voting moratorium for new citizens and go from there.

Very moderate place to start.

Baby steps.

Now, will any of these proposals become law?

Will any of them ever be enforced?

It's easy to conclude that no, they won't.

And they probably won't.

Nothing ever happens, as the saying goes.

But if that's your attitude, consider this.

Donald Trump yesterday became the first president in probably half century to mention our Anglo-Saxon tradition in a positive light.

He did something that no other president in modern times has dared to do.

And he did it multiple times while standing right next to King Charles, who was busy muttering about how diversity is our strength.

As far as contrasts go, it was pretty stark.

I feel like watching a member of Congress who thinks there were 11 world wars and then listening to a president who understands what it takes to prevent World War III.

So who are we exactly?

We're the product of a distinct heritage.