RT Nancy Pearcey (@NancyRPearcey)Our government has been training people to stage protests and riots and sit-ins ...

RT Rep. Jim Jordan (@Jim_Jordan)The Committee continues to receive documents showing censorship of conservatives and true information from around the world.But above all else, governments always want to censor criticism of the government.More to come… ...

Economic Concerns & Political Implications - The increasing national debt and deficit are perceived as potential drivers towards socialism [1] - The failure of the "American dream" promise, specifically regarding college education leading to income and stability, is fueling discontent [2] - Unrestricted access to capital inflated education costs, leaving many young Americans with substantial debt and limited job prospects [3] - 32 million young Americans struggle to afford their bills and are trapped in a debt cycle [4] - This situation leads individuals to seek government intervention and redistribution of wealth [5][6] - A majority of voters in a deeply indebted situation could lead to a tipping point, favoring socialist policies [6] - Historically, embracing socialism to escape debt cycles has not proven successful in various countries [7] Generational & Demographic Trends - Young, college-educated white individuals are identified as a key demographic supporting candidates with socialist leanings [8] - Zoran won 61 to 39 with college educated [8] - This trend is viewed as the beginning of a wave with potentially concerning implications for the future of America [9]