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Rep Eric Burlison: ‘Most of my colleagues’ are ‘drunk on spending other people’s money, even Republicans’
Facing a national debt that has exploded past $40 trillion, Missouri Rep. Eric Burlison isn’t holding back on his own colleagues — accusing Washington lawmakers on both sides of the aisle of being «drunk on spending» while working-class families pay the price.
Burlison recently sat down for an exclusive interview with Digital to discuss fiscal prudence, healthcare, inflation, and how Republicans can lift their fortunes ahead of midterm elections just six weeks away.
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«Most of my colleagues like to spend money…they like to spend other people’s money. They’re drunk on spending other people’s money, even Republicans, unfortunately, and there’s few people up here like myself who were willing to make significant spending reductions.
«And so we had to fight tooth and nail to get any spending reductions in the Big, Beautiful Bill. And we were demonized by the left, obviously, but we had to fight members even on our own side of the aisle to make those spending reductions.
«But, look, at some point, the party is going to be over, and we are all gonna wake up in a drunken stupor with a hangover, and it’s going to be painful, and we’re going to have to figure out how to get our way out of that.
«All of these sins of overspending are haunting us. And now we’re seeing…inflation that we can’t control. We’re seeing the interest rates go through the roof. At some point, you can’t keep borrowing money…Sadly, my colleagues that weren’t willing to cut spending are going to be forced to cut spending.»
Despite seeking to portray themselves as the party of affordability, the GOP seems to have a major messaging problem as it heads into the tumultuous midterm elections.
Burlison points to healthcare as the main problem:
«I mean, again, it’s really sad. This office has been broadcasting to the leadership every chance that we can that the American people are feeling the crunch, they’re feeling the affordability crunch. We put together a solution that we call the Great American healthcare plan. We also have another bill that addresses the housing affordability issue.
«This office has been doing everything we can to try to fix the affordability issue and have been putting these ideas and solutions in the faces of leadership for at least two years. It’s just unfortunate that we can’t get people to do the difficult things. And sadly that’s because Washington DC doesn’t like to do difficult things and fixing healthcare is the number one thing that we should be looking to do.
WE’RE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE FREEDOM CAUCUS. THE US MUST CHOOSE: EITHER $20 TRILLION IN DEBT OR MEDICAID REFORM
«Healthcare cost is eating away everyone’s discretionary dollars…In the year 2000, the average American family was paying $6,000 a year for insurance premiums for a family of four. Today, that’s $27,000 a year. If that had followed normal inflation, that would only be $11,000 per year.
«So if you ask the average family of four, would you like to be paying health insurance premiums at $11,000 a year, they would say, heck, yeah, that sounds like a great deal. That is not what they’re paying today. They’re paying $27,000. So if you think about that, just that alone, that is crowding out everything else that the average American family has to pay. You have to come up with another $16,000 that you didn’t have to come up with before, in order to pay for a healthcare system that has exceeded inflation by three-fold.
«So three times normal inflation for the healthcare premiums, health insurance premiums. It’s not sustainable, and it’s crowded out everything else, and it is the reason why young people cannot afford to buy a home. It’s the reason why people have a hard time going out to eat. It’s a reason why people aren’t going on vacation as much. People are having to make very difficult choices, and it’s not the same choices that people had to make 20 years ago.»
As Elon Musk and DOGE-fervor swept across the nation’s capital at the beginning of 2025, Burlison’s initial enthusiasm soon turned to disappointment as he saw colleagues avoid much-needed spending cuts:
«DOGE was the most exciting thing I’ve ever seen in politics. And I was super excited about it. But I also was skeptical. I watched Elon come give speeches to my colleagues. And what was ironic is that some of the most swampy members of Congress were rushing to the microphones to embrace Elon to talk to him to tell him where he should go to look for spending reductions.
«And yet those very people were the ones that were voting against every spending reduction that you would ever bring to the floor. We’ve had hundreds and hundreds of opportunities to cut spending… We submitted hundreds of amendments to the appropriations committees to cut spending and yet each and every time, anytime there’s ever a vote to cut spending, they fail.
«So, look. All we have to do as Republicans is look in the mirror and say where’s the problem? It’s me, it’s us…I’m one of these almost going extinct members of the Republican Party that still believes in fiscal prudence, still believes and in cutting spendings this small government free market conservative. But unfortunately, that’s not how all of my colleagues feel.»
Burlison argues that the GOP has a fundamental messaging problem and has urged his colleagues to zero in on their economic pitch to the American public, with a particular focus on the healthcare crisis:
«So, in my opinion, it’s not enough to run against a platform. If you have to provide a vision to the American people, and if you ask the American voter today, what will the Republican Party do if they’re reelected…I don’t think that they would know. And so to me, the vision that I would provide is to say, ‘we’re going to fix healthcare. We’re going to make healthcare affordable. We’re gonna to make it a free market. The prices are going to be transparent, and you’re going to know exactly what you’re buying’.»
Finally, Burlison has a quick prescription for bringing down pain at the pump tied to the engagement in Iran:
«Well, conservatives, we love cutting taxes and I think that we should be cutting the fuel taxes during this period of time. I would love to eliminate the taxes altogether, but at least it would make sense that during this conflict that we should cut taxes on both gas and diesel until this war is resolved.
«I think that that would have a pretty good impact on people’s pocketbooks. I mean you’re talking for diesel that would be 40 cents a gallon. That’s, that’s pretty significant.»
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Claudia González presentó una solicitud de retiro de antejuicio contra el juez Jimi Bremer, a quien atribuye cinco posibles delitos por las decisiones adoptadas en el proceso penal que enfrenta por abuso de autoridad.
La exmandataria de la desaparecida Comisión Internacional contra la Impunidad en Guatemala (Cicig) busca que se investiguen presuntas vulneraciones a sus derechos, después de que un grupo de expertos de Naciones Unidas calificara de arbitraria su detención de 2023.
La petición fue entregada este lunes 21 de septiembre ante la Dirección de Gestión Penal del Organismo Judicial, en la Torre de Tribunales.
El expediente pasó al Juzgado Quinto Penal, que deberá inhibirse y trasladarlo a la Corte Suprema de Justicia, encargada de decidir si da curso al levantamiento de la inmunidad del magistrado.
González pretende que Bremer sea investigado por prevaricato, abuso de autoridad, incumplimiento de deberes, retardo malicioso y denegación de justicia. La abogada sostiene que las actuaciones judiciales la dejaron en una situación de indefensión para resolver su situación legal.
“Todas las acciones en mi contra, mi detención y todas las vulneraciones de derechos humanos que se dieron dentro de mi proceso tienen que ser investigadas por el Estado de Guatemala”, afirmó González al explicar los fundamentos de la acción.
Las actuaciones cuestionadas durante el proceso penal
La denuncia apunta a los aplazamientos de audiencias, la reserva aplicada al expediente y el rechazo de la mayor parte de las pruebas de descargo ofrecidas por su defensa. González cuestionó también que se le imputara abuso de autoridad, al sostener que nunca ejerció como funcionaria pública.
“Yo no fui funcionaria, nunca fui funcionaria pública, entonces tampoco cabría el tema de levantar un proceso penal por el delito de abuso de autoridad”, señaló. Sobre la audiencia para presentar pruebas, añadió: “Rechazó casi toda mi prueba; o sea, me dejó en estado de indefensión total”.
El Grupo de Trabajo sobre la Detención Arbitraria de Naciones Unidas concluyó que la captura de González y la privación de su libertad vulneraron sus derechos fundamentales y debían ser investigadas por el Estado de Guatemala.
En prisión durante 82 días
González fue detenida el 28 de agosto de 2023 tras un allanamiento en su vivienda y permaneció 82 días en prisión preventiva en el centro militar Mariscal Zavala. La Sala Primera de Apelaciones le concedió posteriormente medidas sustitutivas al considerar que la prisión carecía de fundamentación suficiente.
La audiencia de primera declaración se realizó nueve días después de la captura, pese a que la legislación fija un plazo máximo de 24 horas. El caso fue declarado bajo reserva, lo que restringió el acceso a la información sobre el proceso.
Las suspensiones incluyeron ausencias del Ministerio Público, excusas de jueces, demoras para presentar actos conclusivos y postergaciones de las audiencias de ofrecimiento de prueba. La etapa intermedia se extendió durante más de un año, con interrupciones atribuidas también a exceso de trabajo y a presuntas presiones externas.
El 18 de marzo de 2025, Bremer resolvió enviar a González a juicio. Dos meses después, el Tribunal Séptimo de Sentencia Penal suspendió la audiencia de inicio porque el Ministerio Público no compareció y fijó el debate para el 12 de mayo de 2027, al alegar que no contaba con otra fecha disponible por la carga de trabajo.
La denuncia de Blanca Stalling y el origen del expediente
El proceso contra González se originó en una denuncia de la exmagistrada de la Corte Suprema de Justicia Blanca Stalling, fallecida en noviembre de 2025, quien acusó a la abogada por las indagaciones que realizó en 2017 mientras trabajaba para la Cicig.
La exmagistrada había sido investigada por presunto tráfico de influencias luego de que el exjuez Carlos Ruano la denunciara. Ruano sostuvo que Stalling intentó influir para que dejara en libertad a su hijo, Otto Molina Stalling, procesado en un caso de corrupción.
Aunque González actuó bajo el amparo de la Cicig, la Fiscalía sostiene que no tenía facultades para investigar a funcionarios judiciales. La acusación quedó exclusivamente a cargo del Ministerio Público que, en ese entonces, estaba bajo la dirección de Consuelo Porras, sancionada en 43 países.
Abogados Sin Fronteras Canadá y la defensa de González exigieron al Estado de Guatemala cumplir la resolución de Naciones Unidas y reparar las vulneraciones denunciadas. La organización afirmó que la persecución penal se relaciona con la labor de la abogada en la comisión, un organismo de Naciones Unidas que entre 2014 y 2019 desmanteló más de 200 estructuras corruptas dentro del Estado.
El juez Bremer y los antecedentes de sanciones internacionales
Jimi Rodolfo Bremer Ramírez es titular del Juzgado Décimo de Primera Instancia Penal y ha intervenido en procesos contra exfiscales, abogados, periodistas y antiguos operadores de justicia. Entre sus resoluciones figuran autorizaciones de diligencias y allanamientos vinculados a investigaciones contra exintegrantes de la Fiscalía Especial contra la Impunidad.
Bremer fue incluido en listas de sanciones de la Unión Europea y del Gobierno de Estados Unidos, incluida la Lista Engel, bajo señalamientos de atentar contra la democracia y el Estado de derecho. La solicitud de González busca que la Corte Suprema de Justicia determine si puede ser investigado por las decisiones que tomó durante su proceso.
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De las dictaduras del socialismo del siglo 21 las de Cuba y Nicaragua siguen detentando el poder absoluto, la de Venezuela en desmontaje bajo tutela de Estados Unidos y la de Bolivia con su sistema intacto cedió parte del gobierno pero no el poder. En todas siguen ausentes los elementos esenciales de la democracia y los pueblos serán libres solo cuando se pase del terrorismo de Estado al estado de derecho.
La supresión de la libertad de los pueblos por el sistema dictatorial del socialismo del siglo 21 o castrochavismo está fundada en el terrorismo de Estado que consiste en “la utilización de medios ilegítimos y la comisión de delitos desde el gobierno con el propósito de producir miedo en la población para someterla y así detentar indefinidamente el poder”. El terrorismo es la exacerbación del miedo, es la “sucesión de actos de violencia ejecutados para infundir terror”, se trata de la “actuación criminal para crear alarma social”.
El “acceso al poder su ejercicio con sujeción al estado de derecho” es uno de los elementos esenciales de la democracia que el articulo 3 de la Carta Democrática Interamericana dispone como obligación de todos los Estados de las Américas. El “estado de derecho es un concepto jurídico y político que describe la existencia de un sistema legal justo y equitativo, en el cual todas las personas están sujetas a las mismas leyes, que la ley la misma para todos y que las decisiones de cualquier autoridad están sujetas a supervisión y revisión”.
El objetivo del estado de derecho es “limitar el poder del Estado con el derecho para evitar abusos de poder y violación de derechos”.
En Cuba, la opresión dictatorial por más de 67 años ha institucionalizado el terrorismo de Estado que se expresa en su constitución, leyes, procedimientos y reglamentos que violan los derechos humanos y derechos fundamentales en su totalidad. Desde el derecho a la vida, la libertad, la dignidad, el trabajo, la propiedad privada, los derechos civiles y políticos, la integridad personal, la prohibición de esclavitud y servidumbre, las garantías judiciales. En Cuba no hay derecho, hay leyes infames que normalizan el crimen y la impunidad de los gobernantes.
Los primeros 25 años del siglo 21 han sido la expansión de la dictadura de Cuba en las Américas con el petróleo y dinero malversado por Hugo Chávez desde 1999 y con Lula creador del Foro de Sao Paolo. Ha tenido como principal conquista a Venezuela cuyo control total logró con la muerte de Chávez en 2013; controló Bolivia desde el golpe de estado de 2003 llevando a Evo Morales a la presidencia en 2006 y suplantando la República con un estado plurinacional en 2009; reinstaló la dictadura sandinista con Daniel Ortega en 2007; controló Ecuador e instaló su sistema en plurinacional con Rafael Corea del 2007 a 2017.
La dictadura de Cuba es el narcoestado más antiguo de las Américas desde que en la década de los 80 Fidel Castro se asoció con los narcotraficantes Pablo Escobar y Roberto Suárez, y como parte de su expansión en el siglo 21 convirtió en narcoestados a Venezuela, Bolivia, Nicaragua y Ecuador, además de territorios, estados y provincias en países como México, Argentina y más. La instalación de los narcoestados además de certificar la desaparición del estado de derecho, determinó el incumplimiento de todas convenciones internacionales de lucha contra el narcotráfico, el terrorismo y el crimen organizado trasnacional.
De las cinco dictaduras del llamado socialismo del siglo 21, solo Ecuador por decisión y gobierno del presiente Lenin Moreno ha recuperado el estado de derecho y con el presidente Daniel Noboa lucha por preservarlo, terminar el narcoestado y recuperar economía.
Cuba con Fidel Castro muerto en abyecta impunidad, con Raúl Castro, Diaz Canel y su consorcio militar/criminal sigue liderando el narcoterrorismo y la guerra híbrida en el hemisferio, mientras agrava la opresión al pueblo por la miseria y se sostiene con terrorismo de Estado.
Nicaragua con Ortega y Murillo hace ostentación internacional del terrorismo de Estado quitando la nacionalidad a exiliados, instalando una infame tiranía hereditaria con reformas a su estatuto dictatorial que llama constitución, y señalada con la sospecha de asesinatos extra territoriales a opositores exiliados.
En Venezuela, desde la captura del dictador Nicolás Maduro el 3 de enero 2026, se desarrolla una tutela por los Estados Unidos que lleva adelante un delicado proceso de “desmontar la narco dictadura con sus propios mafiosos” que ofrecen avances a cambio de impunidad, que sin embargo juegan “cediendo espacios pero ganando tiempo”, como siempre ha hecho la dictadura cubana para sobrevivir. Hay esperanzas pero aún no estado de derecho.
En Bolivia se repite hasta ahora la penosa experiencia de 2019 cuando “salió el dictador pero no la dictadura”. El presidente Rodrigo Paz ha tomado parte del gobierno pero no el poder, mantiene la constitución plurinacional que es NULA y gobierna un narcoestado del que no tiene siquiera la totalidad del control territorial.
Para cambiar todo esto, urge el reemplazo -no transición- del terrorismo de Estado por el estado de derecho.
*Abogado y Politólogo. Director del Interamerican Institute for Democracy
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Socialist, communist groups coordinate, promote ‘spontaneous’ anti-ICE protests in Austin
Media accounts reported that protesters «quickly organized» a spontaneous anti-ICE protest at an Austin, Texas, intersection following the shooting of a Venezuelan man by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent.
But a Digital investigation shows that the protests are being promoted and organized by a coordinated network of far-left socialist and communist groups, including the Democratic Socialists of America, the Freedom Road Socialist Organization and the Party for Socialism and Liberation, which works closely with nonprofits funded by Neville Roy Singham, a communist American-born tech tycoon living in Shanghai.
Congressional lawmakers are investigating the Singham network for allegedly fomenting the image of «chaos» in the U.S., including anti-ICE protests from Minneapolis to the Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, N.J. Sure enough, Sunday evening, BreakThrough News, a pro-communist media platform operated by BreakThrough BT Media, a nonprofit funded by Singham, published a «BREAKING NEWS» report from Texas with the headline: «Austin erupts in protest…»
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The shooting occurred Sunday afternoon at about 12:56 p.m. Central Time near Anderson Square and Research Boulevard in Austin. Authorities said an ICE officer shot Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez, a 28-year-old Venezuelan national, during a traffic stop. Perez was hospitalized in serious but stable condition and later placed in federal custody. Local officials said Austin police weren’t involved in the shooting, which is being investigated by federal authorities with assistance from the FBI.
About four hours after the shooting, local socialist and communist activists were already at the scene, waving flags of Mexico, pushing the incident through their national and Texas social-media networks and broadcasting footage of the growing crowd and confrontations with Austin police.
The headlines and descriptions of the demonstration have focused on the protest’s anti-ICE message without identifying the political or ideological infrastructure that helped organize and promote the event. Local media headlines included KVUE reporting that «North Austin ICE shooting draws large protest as tensions escalate,» describing a spontaneous outburst: «What began with a handful of people gathered across the street from the scene grew into a much larger crowd over the course of several hours.»
But the details of the Austin protest are important because they reveal that the demonstrations represent more than an unplanned gathering of residents responding to a breaking-news event, much like the protests in Minnesota and New Jersey and Minnesota.
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The shooting provided the immediate trigger, but the mobilization was amplified by organizations with explicit revolutionary socialist and communist ideologies, established propaganda outlets and long-standing ties to international movements aligned with the communist governments of Cuba and Venezuela. They each have pre-existing activist networks and online audiences that organized and promoted the protests.
The event also illustrates how rapidly established activist networks can convert a law-enforcement incident into a larger political action. Within hours, the groups distributed nearly identical claims, promoted the same location and used dramatic language describing the shooting as «ICE terror,» «police violence» and part of a pattern of killings.
At about 4:19 p.m. local time, the Party for Socialism and Liberation’s national account, @PSLNational, posted an explosive message on X, announcing the shooting and shouting in capital letters, «BREAKING. MAN SHOT BY ICE AGENTS IN AUSTIN. It called on residents to protest ICE, declaring, «ICE OUT OF AUSTIN NOW!»
Right about then, the group’s Austin chapter shared the dramatic «BREAKING» graphic on Instagram, collaborating with its national headquarters and four Texas chapters in Houston, San Antonio, Dallas-Fort Worth and Waco. By early Monday evening, about 24 hours later, the post had 5,402 likes, 2,016 reposts and 2,391 shares/sends.
DEPROGRAMMED: FORMER DSA INSIDER REVEALS ‘FRIGHTENING’ SOCIALIST AGENDA DROVE HIM FROM ‘EXTREME’ IDEOLOGY
Soon after on Sunday, at about 4:30 p.m. local time, the Austin chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America posted a graphic labeled «Emergency Demonstration/Vigil» calling on supporters to gather at 8121 Research Boulevard from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday for a «spontaneous» protest.
«Join us at 8121 Research Blvd from 5-8 p.m. for a spontaneous protest and vigil against yet another instance of ICE and police violence,» the post said.
The group later reposted the notice with an updated location and said the demonstration would continue until 7 p.m.
Right about then, the Freedom Road Socialist Organization, an openly Marxist-Leninist group that has sent delegations to support communist regimes in Cuba and Venezuela, and its Austin chapter published its own hyperbolic material about the shooting. One graphic said, «ICE SHOOTS AN UNARMED CIVILIAN,» while another described the incident as part of a broader pattern of «ICE violence and killings.» Within 24 hours, the post garnered 620 likes, 214 reposts and 156 shares/sends.
The Freedom Road Socialist Organization openly says it is working to build «a new, revolutionary, communist party.» In its own program, the group says it wants to replace capitalism through a socialist revolution. The group’s program describes the organization as part of the communist movement. In July, the group said it «salutes the Communist Party of China» on the 105th anniversary of its founding.
For years, it’s also supported the Communist Party of Cuba, declaring, «Stand with socialist Cuba,» as it praised the Cuban Revolution and called for an end to U.S. sanctions against Cuba.
Videos posted by the group showed demonstrators chanting, holding signs, blocking the roadway near the shooting scene and lighting fireworks.
HASAN PIKER DEFENDS PRO-COMMUNIST, ANTI-ICE SINGHAM NETWORK ACTIVISTS AS ‘WONDERFUL PEOPLE’
The Party for Socialism and Liberation official manifesto describes itself as a «revolutionary socialist» movement that «will open the way to communism and the end of class society.» The program describes the police and state institutions as tools of capitalist rule and calls for a workers’ government to replace the current system.
The Party for Socialism and Liberation functions as a key boots-on-the-ground mobilizer within the broader activist ecosystem, working alongside Singham-funded organizations such as the People’s Forum, BreakThrough News, CodePink and the ANSWER Coalition on protests, media campaigns and international solidarity efforts.
The Party for Socialism and Liberation also overlaps with the Freedom Road Socialist Organization through shared «anti-imperialist» pro-communist coalitions, while the Democratic Socialists of America often provides a broader layer of street-level organizing and political amplification.
The Party for Socialism and Liberation has participated in international «solidarity» efforts involving Cuba and Venezuela, along with the Freedom Road Socialist Organization, according to a communist publication, Fight Back! News. A self-described communist co-founder of the Party for Socialism and Liberation, Brian Becker, has said the delegation traveled «as comrades in solidarity.»
The facts surrounding the shooting remain under investigation. Austin officials have called for transparency and an independent review, while federal authorities have said the ICE agent’s use of force is being investigated. But the protest organizers’ social media posts leave little ambiguity about the political and ideological objective of the protest.
LAWMAKERS THROW OUT ‘TROJAN HORSE’ ACTIVISTS THEY SAY ARE ENGAGED IN AMERICAN SUBVERSION
At 5:44 p.m., @PSLNational posted a video from the scene, announcing, «LIVE: A crowd has gathered…», and moving from initial messaging to real-time amplification of the street protest. Its national and Austin accounts shared the video on Instagram synchronized with the band Rage Against the Machine’s song, «We’ve Got to Take the Power Back.» It added the message, «Austinites flooding the streets where man shot by ICE: ‘ICE out of our neighborhoods,’» giving the illusion of a spontaneous «flooding» of «the streets.»
That evening, at 8:27 p.m., @PSLNational published an expanded statement on X, headlined «Justice for Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez,» demanding the detainee’s release and the agent’s arrest and telling supporters to «follow the example of Minneapolis earlier this year until ICE terror is defeated!»
An identical «Justice for Wilber…» collaborative post on Instagram spread through the Party for Socialism and Liberation’sTexas and national accounts. By early Monday evening, it had 10,600 likes, 3,616 reposts and 2,343 shares/sends.
By about 5 p.m. on Monday, a new call to action moved activists to Pearsal Detention Center, where local groups claimed ICE agents allegedly held the detainee in custody: «WE NEED YOU BOOTS ON THE GROUND…!!!»
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