Don Keigh

@GamewithDave Myst

For anyone who used a computer between 1990 & 2005… what’s the one game you still think about?

@WallStreetMav They’ll be counting ballots for weeks to make sure Steyer’s 14% beats Bianco’s 14%. Vote for Bianco to keep the top two red!

Despite Democrats turning on Eric Swalwell, the two Republican candidates in the California primary are STILL beating all of the Democrats. They will have to destroy more of their own candidates or heighten their targeting of the Republican candidates. California has a jungle primary, so if the two Republican candidates take the top 2 spots, they become the general election candidates.

We’ll never convince advocates of socialism that they are wrong. They’ve already willfully ignored all that we know about psychology, human behavior and macro economics…many people would rather stay wrong than admit to themselves that they were wrong…

@jimiuorio Love that song. Hallucinate, desegregate Mediate, alleviate Try not to hate, love your mate Don't suffocate on your own hate

Good morning all…except for people who use “decimate” as if it’s synonymous with “devastate”…those people are a threat to our democracy..

I really wish Scott Adams were here to see what's happening to Eric Swalwell, one of the Designated Liars. In this CWSA clip, he calls out Swalwell's shameless lie about @elonmusk and Starlink rigging the 2024 election.

@Osint613 Can we just go back to last week’s plan?

President Trump after talks with Iran breakdown: “The trump card president holds if Iran won’t bend: a navel blockade”

Reminder that under Obama's Iran Deal the Iranians shipped 98 percent of their enriched uranium out of the country - without a pointless and devastating war.

@GunnelsWarren Wait. Hold on. There’s pie? That’s a game changer. I love pie!

Elon Musk, the richest man alive worth $800 billion, owns 53% of the pie. The top 1% own 93% of the pie. Since 1975, $79 trillion in wealth has been redistributed from the bottom 90% to the top 1%. Bake 10 more pies and the 1% will steal 9 of them. 4 words: Tax the damn rich.

@jimiuorio I think the middle class issues are mostly self-imposed. They could “The Millionaire Next Door” their way up and out of it,and become asset holders over time. Or get skills in what’s hot, start a business, etc. Takes a little effort for sure. Otherwise yeh they’re stuck.

Over the last 40-45 years, government and Fed policies have gutted the middle class. The wealthy asset holders did great because of the orchestrated intentional collapse of the dollar. The poor were given massive transfer payments. The middle got nothing but struggle. My biggest fear is that the government will attempt to “fix it”..

In California, the government collects far more per gallon of gasoline than Chevron (or any refiner) earns in profit. Latest data (CA Energy Commission/EIA, Jan-Mar 2026): - Taxes & fees: ~$0.90–$1.31/gal (state excise tax 61.2¢, federal 18.4¢, sales tax/UST ~12–14¢, cap-and-trade/LCFS ~23–37¢+). - Refiner gross margin (costs + profit): ~40–60¢/gal. - Chevron's net profit share per gallon: typically under 20¢ after all costs. Taxes win by a wide margin. The Reuters earnings note in the quote reflects global upstream ops, not CA retail gas.

@NFL_DovKleiman Only one right answer. The Fridge. William Perry.

You can't say Derrick Henry, Marshawn Lynch, LaDainian Tomlinson or Adrian Peterson. It's 4th and goal at the 1 and you need a TD ... what RB do you give the ball to? I'll start: Jerome Bettis

Trump threatening to “take out the entire country in one night" and bombing Iran's power plants and bridges was actually one of his greatest plays of all time. I'm not exaggerating. But most people lost their minds over Trump's recent comments and post. And that's because they lack a negotiation filter to make sense of him. Trump has been aggressively scope-setting--establishing a ceiling so high and gruesome that everything below it would eventually look like a reasonable outcome. I would even argue that this ceasefire wouldn’t have seemed reasonable at all had we not have had Trump’s Easter post. Think about it. Imagine Trump never having threatened to blow Iran off the map, and the world spending 48 hours ruminating about it. A ceasefire would’ve seemed mediocre. Not anymore. It feels like Trump stopped WWIII. He put the image in everyone’s head that Iran was going to get sent back to the stone age. That didn’t happen, so a ceasefire and more negotiations seem like such a big win. And here’s another move that nobody is talking about. Each time Trump extended a deadline (and he extended four of them) he wasn’t just buying time. He was letting the architecture get bigger. Deadline one: US-Iran bilateral. Reopen the strait or face strikes. Deadline two: Pakistan enters the channel. The conversation is no longer two parties; it’s three. Deadline three: Pakistan hosts Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey in Islamabad. Now it’s a regional table. Deadline four: the “Islamabad Accord” framework--a named document with regional backing and two phases. By the time tonight arrived, Trump hadn’t just been negotiating with Iran. He’d been building a coalition of every major regional stakeholder around a shared interest in the outcome. Saudi Arabia and the UAE have wanted Iran contained for decades. Egypt and Turkey wanted regional stability and a seat at the table. Pakistan wanted the credibility of brokering a historic deal. In tonight’s post, Trump did something extraordinary: he announced the ceasefire “on behalf of the United States of America, as President, and also representing the Countries of the Middle East.” He’s not brokering a US-Iran deal anymore. What he's doing is positioning himself as the representative of a regional coalition--Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan--all behind the framework that’s now being finalized. The permanent deal, when it comes, won’t be Trump versus Iran. It’ll be Iran versus a bloc that includes every major power in the region, with Trump holding the pen. Again, Trump went from a Strait of Hormuz negotiation to a Middle East security architecture. A week ago this didn’t seem possible. Even a few days ago it didn’t seem possible. And yet here we are. Trump kept the ceiling high enough that the deal had room to grow into something much larger than where it started. Trump is on an all-time run.

@CJBlayze8 @therealmpir @NFL_DovKleiman Right next to Doug Williams, Jeff Hostetler, Trent Dilfer, and Mark Rypien. So many greats to choose from.

@therealmpir @NFL_DovKleiman Put Phil Sims on there. Lmfao.

The Mount Rushmore of all-time quarterbacks. What do y’all think? 🤔 - Tom Brady - Peyton Manning - Joe Montana - Aaron Rodgers

@NFL_DovKleiman Where’s Tua?

@TheLastRefuge2 Just now?

Megyn Kelly had sex with Brit Hume!

@TheBabylonBee I’ve seen this already. Dealer agrees to lower price $500 and the nuke suitcase goes back in the trunk. Then dealer takes Trump into finance department who screws him for the $500 and more.

Too Far? Trump Threatens To Nuke Used Car Dealership Unless It Comes Down Another $500 On 2017 Chevy Malibu buff.ly/fXUNhpg

@NFL_DovKleiman Ranked from best to worst: 1) Montana 2) Rodgers 3) Marino 4) Favre 5) Rothlisberger 6) Brees 7) Stafford 8) Warner 9) Elway But all very very very very good, mind you. Just nitpicks for me. I could have ranked (5) and (6) backwards.

Who's the worst QB in this photo? 🤔

@BuzzPatterson Iran seems to be taking the same approach to ceasefires as they do to stopping their nuclear and ICBM programs.

Iran just bombed a key oil pipeline in Saudi’s Arabia. They continue to attack Israel. They opened the Strait today for 2 ships but are threatening to close it again. They’re not serious.

@jimiuorio I watched this video and now I’m worried that windmills are going to give me diabetes. Ban windmills!

Donuts for breakfast is an awful idea…causes massive glucose and insulin spikes that can have major consequences..