Quantum Fever

The White House just said that the United States is short 10 million single-family homes.

Here’s a crazy idea: deport the 20 million illegal aliens who are currently occupying homes, driving up rents, and overwhelming our infrastructure.

Problem solved in a heartbeat.

No new construction needed. No massive government spending. Just enforce our existing immigration laws and put American families first again.

This is common sense. This is what real leadership would look like.

America First means American homes for American citizens — not for millions of people who broke our laws to get here.

Deport them all. Secure the border. Fix the housing crisis the right way. 🇺🇸

Donald Trump is bragging that he’ll bomb Iran’s bridges and power plants if they don’t obey his ultimatum on the Strait of Hormuz. That’s not “tough talk.” That is a sitting U.S. president openly promising to attack civilian infrastructure that millions of people rely on for electricity, hospitals, water, and basic survival.

Under the Geneva Conventions, deliberately targeting civilian objects that are not military objectives is a war crime. International law specifically protects infrastructure like power plants and bridges because destroying them mainly harms civilians, not soldiers.

Amnesty International, legal scholars, and even U.S. lawmakers are already warning that Trump’s threats “constitute war crimes” and would leave ordinary Iranians with no heat, no electricity, no water, and no way to flee.

This is where we are: the President of the United States, with the nuclear codes, live‑posting plans that would knowingly kill and terrorize civilians as if it’s a reality show. If any other country openly vowed to blow up America’s power grid and bridges, we’d call it terrorism and demand accountability. The law doesn’t magically change because the person threatening the war crimes is an American president.