Liberal spin that crime is not a problem in DC and that Trump is oppressing the poor and favored minorities by reestablishing law & order is not cutting it — even with far from conservative Joe Scarborough:

Give it up, Democrats. When you’ve lost Joe Scarborough, you’ve lost.

As a rule, we already have more than enough rules. But sometimes a legislator proposes a law likely to make the country a better place:

Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) wants radical left protesters engaged in the “terrorist practice of blocking roads as a form of political speech” to face the same repercussions they do in Florida.

That is, they can be run over. He refers to his Reinstating Orderly Access for Drivers (ROAD) Act as “thump thump.” That is the sound moonbats make under your tires.

As Fine observes,

“When a pregnant woman can’t get to the hospital to have a baby, when an ambulance can’t get through traffic to get to the hospital, that’s a form of terrorism.”

Police can’t be everywhere; nor would we want them to be. Sometimes terrorists need to be dealt with directly by the citizens they terrorize.

Like a lot of things since Ron DeSantis came into office, it works in Florida, where moonbats no longer block roads to make their nutty points due to a similar law that has been in place since 2021.

Fine explains why this is a partisan issue:

“Our party is the party of law and order, and it is anarchy to block roads.”

As for the leftists who might end up with tire tracks across their faces,

“If you if you stand in the middle of a highway, you shouldn’t be surprised when you get run over.”

The bill may sound extreme, but giving liberals (and their Islamist allies) the power to shut down transportation at will is more extreme.

On a tip from MrRightWingDave.

The streets of DC are not the only manifestation of decline that the Trump Administration has slated for long overdue cleanup:

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent declared on Wednesday that he will begin advocating for a ban on individual stock trading in Congress, arguing that major portfolio gains by lawmakers undermine voter confidence in the system.

Specifically,

Bessent, a former hedge fund manager, was referring to former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) — both of whom are estimated to be worth millions of dollars.

You don’t make that kind of money in politics by relying on your salary. The arrogance of leftists like Pelosi and Wyden is almost as astonishing as their greed.

The Swamp will not submit passively to drainage:

[J]ust last month, senators shot down a measure seeking an inquiry into [Nasty Pelosi’s] trades.

Most alarming is the possibility that corrupt pols not only utilize insider knowledge of upcoming legislation to achieve an advantage over the rest of us, but actually craft the legislation to pad their personal fortunes at our expense.