Staff Reports
In what can only be described as another shocking and appalling attack, a madman took to the aisles at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, unleashing chaos and terror. At least eleven innocents were brutally stabbed as shoppers scrambled for safety. The inevitable question is, how long will liberals continue to ignore the real threats facing our communities and continue to push their anti-Second-Amendment agenda?
This incident is a stark reminder that evil will always find a way, whether by guns, knives, or other means. Yet, the liberal left will likely spin tales about stricter knife control, ignoring the fact that it’s their rhetoric and leniency towards criminals that enables such violence. Let’s not forget, ordinary citizens stepped up to neutralize the attacker before authorities intervened. When the chips were down, Americans acted, as they always do.
Instead of debating gun control, why aren’t we discussing the failure of progressive policies on crime? Why aren’t we holding accountable those who allow hardened criminals to roam free? The facts are clear: more relaxation on crime laws equals more unchecked violence. But unfortunately, in the ideal liberal world, criminals are often portrayed as the victims while actual victims are left powerless and afraid.
JUST IN: Multiple Injured In Mass Stabbing Attack At Michigan Walmarthttps://t.co/SdhKC0hbQZ
— JOSH DUNLAP (@JDunlap1974) July 27, 2025
The reality is that globalist mentality, coupled with soft-on-crime systems, puts us at risk. With a surge in such attacks—and not just in Michigan—how many more horrors will we witness before common sense prevails? It’s time to step up our vigilance and reinforce our rights to defend ourselves.
America’s safety shouldn’t be a partisan debate. Every act of violence avoided doesn’t make the headlines, yet should speak volumes about our right to protection. As for the current administration and their globalist partners, what changes when everything becomes a political game? What’s it going to take to wake up to reality?
