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Grassroots Revolt Against Conservative Inc. Gains Momentum as More Student Activists Leave TPUSA

Young “America First” populists are sick of phony conservatism.

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The growing revolt against Conservative Inc. continues to build momentum, as another prominent campus activist has left Turning Point USA (TPUSA) due in large part to their weak stance on immigration and their hostility to “America First” patriots.

Andre Bass, who served as Director of Social Media of TPUSA at Colorado State University, publicly announced his resignation on Thursday in a letter he released on social media.

“I am announcing that I will be officially leaving as the Director of Social Media of Turning Point USA at Colorado State University after over a year of filling the role,” Bass wrote.

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“I worked with previous leadership to help the club flourish into one of the largest and most recognized chapters in the United States. The chapter stood, as did the national organization, with the principles of free speech, free markets, free thought, and free people,” he added.

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However, Bass pointed out that the organization has gone awry in recent years as its founder Charlie Kirk’s national star within the conservative movement has risen.

“Forward to 2019 and my views are treated with disdain from leadership because I have the wrong opinions on the big issues such as my faith and constitutionalist stances. All because I don’t follow in step with how the national leadership expects members to behave,” Bass said.

“We expect that from the Left, we shouldn’t accept that from so-called “conservatives,” especially those that have built their brand fighting against political correctness and censorship. Restrictions on speech don’t bring us together, they divide us,” he added.

Bass was particularly offended after a recent “Culture War” appearance on his campus shut down questioning about Kirk’s support for mass third-world immigration.

“During the CSU hosting of the event, a reasonable question was asked to Kirk about how he/Republicans can be “America First” and justify mass legal immigration, yet the question was suppressed. He’ll debate anyone from the Left, the alleged “opposition,” but silence questions from his side,” Bass explained.

“I wish the chapter the best, as the majority of the TPUSA CSU members are committed and bright individuals, people I’m happy to call friends, with the hope that the organization will recognize how they left their original principles. Until then, I cannot stay with an organization that openly calls out my values,” he concluded.

His full letter can be seen here:

This is part of the grassroots revolt that is fomenting against Conservative Inc., which has recently targeted Kirk as well as neoconservative Congressman Dan “McCain 2.0” Crenshaw (R-TX) with intense questioning about their inconsistent and anti-nationalist policy stances.

The revolt has earned the support of the authentic Right, including #StandWithICE founder Michelle Malkin, who has applauded the efforts of the brave individuals willing to challenge Conservative Inc. at these public events.

The rise of “America First” populists is putting the right-wing griftosphere on notice, and making their weak conservative message seem inauthentic and shallow by comparison. The growing exodus from TPUSA is evidence that the patriots are succeeding in their fight.

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GOP Establishment Threatens President Trump with Impeachment Unless He Denies Election Fraud

Karl Rove is issuing the threat.

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Republican Party establishment strategist Karl Rove is informing President Donald Trump that he will likely be impeached unless he stops talking about electoral fraud.

Rove is trying to use the president’s precarious position following the Jan. 6 storming of the U.S. Capitol to pressure him into folding. He appeared on “Fox News Sunday” with Chris Wallace to deliver the threat.

Wallace asked: “Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell says that he is keeping an open mind about the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump, a big difference, sharp difference, from his clear opposition from the very start of the first impeachment trial just a year ago. What do you think, Karl, are the chances that 17 Senate Republicans, and that’s what it would take if all of the Democrats vote for conviction, 17 Senate Republicans would vote to convict Donald Trump and to keep them from running again?”

Rove responded: “Normally we say not much chance, but I think Leader McConnell’s statement is a sign that every Republican Senator needs to take this seriously. I think it’s all going to boil down what’s the president’s defense. Rudy Giuliani charted a very bad course for the president in the morning papers when he suggested that the argument was going to be in there couldn’t have been incitement because all the charges of widespread voter fraud are true. Well, those charges and the so-called experts that the campaign has mustered to advocate them have been rejected by over 50 courts with judges appointed by President Trump, President Obama, Present Bush, President Clinton, and I think even one Reagan justice. So if it’s the Rudy Giuliani defense, there is a strong likelihood that more than 17 Republicans will because essentially that argument is this was justified, the attack on the Capital and the attempt to end the congressional hearing on certifying the election was justified because all these charges are true and frankly they aren’t. They have been given every opportunity to prove them in a court of law and have failed to do so. I think it really boils down to what’s the defense that the president is going to make, and if it is Rudy Giuliani’s defense, I think it raises the likelihood of more than 17 Republicans voting for conviction.”

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Big League Politics has reported on how the Republican establishment is joining the Democrats to railroad the president:

Mitch McConnell is reportedly “pleased” about the possibility of Trump’s second impeachment, viewing it as an opportunity to purge Trump from the Republican Party and whatever else Conservative Inc. deems “toxic.”

In a New York Times report published Monday afternoon, Jonathan Martin and Maggie Haberman write that the outgoing Senate Majority Leader believes Trump committed “impeachable offenses.” McConnell also welcomes impeachment in order to justify dumping Trump and shedding his influence over the GOP.

“Mr. McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, has indicated that he wants to see the specific article of impeachment that the House is set to approve on Wednesday, which is expected to draw support from as many as a dozen Republicans, potentially including Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the party’s No. 3 in the House,” the report reads. “But he has made clear in private discussions that he believes now is the moment to move on the weakened lame duck, whom he blames for causing Republicans to lose the Senate.”

The Times also claims that House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, although personally opposed to impeachment, has decided along with “other party leaders” to not formally lobby Republicans to vote “no” and is open to censuring the president. McCarthy discussed with House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer a plan to get Republicans on board with a formal censure, but only if Democrats “backed off” from impeachment.

The GOP establishment may destroy their entire party because they hate President Trump’s America First agenda so much.

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