Democrats are back to screaming “the sky is falling,” this time over Trump’s proposed tariffs—despite the fact that they extended most of his trade policies, kept his tax cuts, copied his border rules, and used his drug pricing model. Their panic playbook is broken, and America’s not buying it anymore.
Category: Politics
Trump’s Still Taking the Hits – Where Are You America?
They’ve lied, they’ve weaponized, and now they’re desperate. The system’s collapsing under its own corruption, and the only man who’s taken every hit and still stood tall—for us—is Donald J. Trump. This isn’t politics anymore. It’s survival. If we want a republic worth handing to our children, we need a fighter, not a puppet. It’s time to rise up and back the man they fear the most.
Greenland: Cold War Redux
The GIUK and GIN gaps are back in play—and this time, the stakes are even higher. As global tensions shift toward Africa, America’s ability to control the North Atlantic and reinforce missile defense from Greenland may be the only thing standing between peace and chaos.
Jasmine’s Hit-and-Run Rhetoric
After a decade of being labeled everything from white supremacists to domestic terrorists, the right finally caught a break — we’re now just “Hot Wheels.” Thank you, Rep. Jasmine Crockett, for upgrading us from insurrectionists to cartoon references. Honestly, it’s refreshing. If only the rest of the left’s insults were this charming. From “basket of deplorables” to “Christo-fascist,” the smear campaign has been relentless. But Crockett’s ableist jab at Governor Abbott shows the mask slipping — again. And this time, it’s wrapped in sequins and sarcasm.
The Left’s Check Engine Light is On
Elon Musk didn’t burn a city down. He didn’t loot a store, assault a cop, or pull a fire alarm in Congress. All he did was let people talk. And for that, liberals are setting Teslas on fire, cheering vandals, and pretending political arson is “just frustration.” The same people who called MAGA voters terrorists now praise CEO assassins and cry over free speech. If that’s not a meltdown, I don’t know what is.
When Hate Is All That’s LEFT: The Party That Has No Soul
During President Trump’s address, 13-year-old DJ, a boy battling terminal brain cancer, was honored for his bravery and lifelong dream of becoming a police officer. While conservatives applauded, Democrats sat in silence—unable to even acknowledge a dying child because of their hatred for Trump and law enforcement. This moment exposed them completely. There is nothing redeemable left in these people. Nothing.
Not a State of the Union, But Close Enough
Tonight on The DUM Show Live, we’re breaking down President Trump’s address to Congress—what it means, what’s spin, and what’s real. The history of the State of the Union is packed with surprises, from Jefferson ghosting it entirely to Wilson making it a spectacle again. But first-year presidents don’t technically deliver a “State of the Union,” and we’ll tell you why. Buckle up—it’s going to be a wild ride.
Trump Survived—The Media Didn’t
The media once thought they could take Trump down, but in the end, it was their own downfall they orchestrated. From CNN to MSNBC, host after host has been fired, demoted, or faded into irrelevance, proving that an industry built on Trump hatred can’t survive without him. The ratings crashed, the outrage machine broke, and now, one by one, the so-called “journalists” who led the resistance are left jobless. Trump didn’t just expose the media’s bias—he revealed their expiration date.
Dan Bongino: This Isn’t Your Grandpa’s FBI
The FBI is no longer the political weapon it once was. With Kash Patel at the helm and Dan Bongino as his deputy, a new era of accountability is beginning. Trump’s shake-up of the bureau isn’t just about leadership—it’s about restoring justice, ending corruption, and bringing back the rule of law. The deep state is panicking, and for good reason. This isn’t your grandpa’s FBI—it’s one that answers to the American people, not the political elite.
Russia’s Invasion, Ukraine’s Corruption—No Heroes Here
The war in Ukraine is more than just a battle between good and evil—it’s a conflict mired in corruption, propaganda, and unchecked power. While Russia’s invasion is unjustifiable, Ukraine’s leadership under Zelensky has shown authoritarian tendencies, manipulating narratives, silencing opposition, and demanding endless Western support. The black-and-white framing of this war ignores the murky realities beneath the surface.
LIBERALS PUT THE ‘U’ IN COLOMBIA
The recent standoff between the United States and Colombia over deported illegals highlights the stark contrast between President Donald Trump’s decisive leadership and Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s failed socialist posturing. Petro’s complaints about U.S. military flights being “inhumane” fell flat, exposing the weakness of his leadership when confronted with Trump’s unyielding economic leverage.
Trump’s Jan 6 Pardons: A Bold Stand Against Injustice
The January 6 pardons were a bold and controversial decision by President Trump, aimed at addressing systemic flaws in the justice system. While the actions of that day were indefensible, the prosecutions themselves revealed a dangerous trend of political bias. By issuing sweeping pardons, Trump sought to restore fairness and prevent the justice system from being weaponized against dissent.
The Media’s “Notzee” Smear, Hypocrisy Exposed
The relentless labeling of Elon Musk and Donald Trump as Nazis by the media exposes the hypocrisy and manipulation driving the liberal narrative. While these men have made historic contributions to Jewish communities and Israel, the left twists gestures and actions to vilify them, ignoring their own contradictions and failures.
A 45-Year Liberal Circus: Smearing Conservative Nominees
For 45 years, the liberal left has turned judicial and cabinet confirmations into a circus act of character destruction, smears, and obstruction, targeting any conservative nominee who dares to challenge their ideological dominance.
Jimmy Carter: Humanitarian or Betrayer of American Interests?
Jimmy Carter’s presidency is remembered as a mix of idealism and ineffectiveness, defined by economic turmoil, foreign policy failures, and post-presidential actions that undermined U.S. interests. His correspondence with foreign leaders, urging them to oppose American policies, raises questions about loyalty and betrayal.