Bongino is right

He says the black-pillers and the doomers are a problem.

I've just seen that for myself. There is a real problem here because they are these folks who keep saying things like "nothing is happening" and so forth.

Trump has an impressive list of good things that have happened during his watch. But the black-pillers and doomers focus on maybe one or two things that haven't gotten done as evidence that "nothing is going on".

Well, one or two things don't sway the balance against at least 25 things that HAVE been done.

Nor does it even begin to balance off what the commies will do if they get back into office. Every one of these black-pillers and doomers ought to be quizzed about what their preferences truly are. Do you prefer that the commies get into office and rig the elections to favor themselves FOREVER into power? Because that is what is in their plans... How do we know that? Because of what James Carville said. He said "don't run on it, just do it".( in reference to new liberal states in the Union and end of the filibuster and packing the Supreme Court) Then he added, "let them eat our dust".

So letting them win will guarantee that you cannot ever oppose them again. Is that what you truly want????

Regardless of what you want, that is exactly what you'll get.

Instead of that black pill, you need to take that red pill and see the reality. Unless you are truly a commie in disguise, the red pill will be what you need to make the right decision and vote against the commies. You don't have to vote for the GOP. The GOP ain't perfect, and don't I know it! Don't have to disregard the warts, but the warts gives you a choice, whereas the commies Won't!

Anybody who knows anything at all about how the commies operate KNOW I'M RIGHT.

And so is Bongino.

By the way, if you have any doubts about what Carville said, I asked AI and got this answer: Question:

Did James Carville say that he favors ending the filibuster, adding DC and Puerto Rico as states, and packing the Supreme Court?

Did James Carville say that he favors ending the filibuster, adding DC and Puerto Rico as states, and packing the Supreme Court?

Yes, James Carville has explicitly advocated for all three measures. In a November 2025 interview on Fox News, he stated he would "carve out" the filibuster for judicial nominations and statehood votes to implement his plans. He reiterated in April 2026 that if Democrats win the presidency and both chambers of Congress in 2028, they should **unilaterally grant statehood to Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico** and **expand the U.S. Supreme Court to 13 justices** on day one. Carville advised Democrats to keep these plans quiet during campaigns, saying, "Don't run on it. Don't talk about it. Just do it."