Politibrawl editor Matt Miller asked Democrat protesters at the capitol building, what is their response to the 65% of Americans who say they do not want Democrats to shut down the government over their demands.

“Don’t repeat that Republican bullsh*t!” one protester snapped.

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Steven Crowder brings BACK “Change My Mind,” hires an army of security and wears bullet proof vest

Conservative commentator Steven Crowder has relaunched his “Change My Mind” videos, where he, much like Charlie Kirk, sits at a table on college campuses to debate with liberal students on political issues.

This time, Crowder was not messing around. He hired dozens of security guards and wore a bullet proof vest among other safety measures amid the radical left’s recent killing spree.

His topic: The Left Is Violent - Change My Mind

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Every American Should Know Trump’s 2026 Plan

In a genius move that benefits all Americans, President Trump unlocked tax cuts for working and middle class Americans. You’ll see why in a moment.

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Trump prepares for federal layoffs

OMB Director Russ Vought told House Republicans on Wednesday that worker layoffs through reductions in force (RIFs) are “imminent” and “likely a day or two out” as the government shutdown persists following Senate Democrats’ rejection of GOP funding plans.

• Republicans blame Democrats: Vought and Speaker Mike Johnson characterized the layoffs as Democrats forcing the administration’s hand by rejecting the GOP’s spending bill multiple times, with Johnson saying Democratic lawmakers put Vought in a “terrible situation” and encouraging Republicans to defend him against criticism.

• Agency heads to determine cuts: Vought explained that layoffs will be decided by individual agency heads based on what roles are appropriate under current spending levels and the Trump administration’s budget priorities, following earlier OMB guidance directing agencies to prepare layoff plans.

• Democratic demands on healthcare: Senate Democrats have rejected the GOP funding plan twice in 24 hours, refusing to accept any bill that doesn’t extend enhanced Obamacare tax subsidies from the COVID-19 pandemic era, which are set to expire at year’s end, with the next Senate vote unlikely until Friday due to Yom Kippur recess.

ICE deportations to continue during gov’t shutdown

Despite the federal government shutdown the Department of Homeland Security confirmed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement will continue deportation operations, arrests, and hiring of new agents under funding from the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” the Daily Caller reports.

• Recent arrests highlight ongoing enforcement: Just hours before the shutdown, ICE agents arrested multiple illegal immigrants across the country, including individuals convicted of sexual assault of a child in Texas, child cruelty in California, second-degree murder in Los Angeles, assault with a dangerous weapon in Massachusetts, and alien smuggling.

• Rising violence against ICE agents: The agency faces increased threats with assaults against ICE agents reportedly up over 1,000%, including a September sniper attack at a Dallas ICE facility that killed two detainees, with the shooter leaving writings about wanting to “give ICE agents real terror” and inscribing “anti-ICE” on shell casings.

• Political tensions over ICE operations: DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin criticized Democratic politicians for calling ICE agents “Nazi Gestapo” and “kidnappers” while putting officers’ families under financial strain during the shutdown, asserting “the deportations will continue” and the agency will prioritize “the safety of the American people FIRST.”