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@RossSmi50923105 @FoxNews Point to the specific action taken by Trump that is related to this crash.

@conservativejj1 @FoxNews Yeah yeah, everything was bidens fault. Nothing is trumps fault. Thats right isnt it?

BREAKING: Eight crew members are believed to have been killed after a U.S. Air Force B-52 Stratofortress crashed shortly after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base in California on Monday, officials say. The bomber was carrying eight people on a routine test mission when it went down on the Edwards airfield around 11:20 a.m. PDT, according to the base. | @SpecialReport @BretBaier

@MetamateDaz Way to make an idiotic point. How much job creation have each of those folks created. How many 150k earning employees do the companies have? What would you prefer? Zero jobs and innovation?

2012 → Today Elon Musk: $2B → $1.2 TRILLION Ellison: $36B → $321B Zuck: $18B → $194B Bezos: $18B → $248B Buffett: $44B → $144B Minimum wage: $7.25 → $7.25 Trickle down economics in full affect.

@MEVANS72 @AmericaRus2024 What are these mythical wealth creation engines? Oh you mean companies that are experiencing growth and return in share holder value? Those companies in which people invest? Maybe entertainment and sports stars should be taxed at 80 percent as they only create experiences.

@AmericaRus2024 Not mutually exclusive. If you are tied to an engine of wealth creation — such as McKenzie Scott is — then you can be taxed at one or two or three or four percent of your wealth … and your wealth will still grow. So where’s the downside?

We can also grow the pie by taxing billionaires. Done right, they can grow the pie for society (& thus create stronger consumers) & continue to grow their own wealth. McKenzie Scott started with $32 billion, has given away $26 billion so far, & is still worth between $32B & $42B

@RossSmi50923105 @FoxNews Zero to do with Trump. Just grow up

@FoxNews Trumps air force. Falling apart and costing lives. But let's build a big arch and a ballroom and have a ufc fight on the front lawn

@Tneliton If they can’t take photos or access and lines and make a quote virtually just move on. It’s the easiest way to avoid wasting of everyone’s time and gas.

For my Oregon peeps, we called Wolfer's Plumbing to replace our kitchen faucet with a newer nicer one. They wouldn't give us a quote other than the $99 service call. They got to our place and said it would be $830! We paid $99 and learned our lesson, and I have a project now.

@PattyMurray The issue is the continued Dreamers that come in as kids. When do we steel or hearts and think with our brains and stop it. Empathy is good, empathy without a brain is horrendous. You are the latter.

Dreamers grew up in America. They study, work, and live in America. They make America better, and they belong in America. 🇺🇸 The Dream Act is bipartisan. We should pass it today. There is no need to force these young people to live in fear and uncertainty.

@PattyMurray Democrats chose to screw the system. Democrats chose to extend temporary covid elements and then blame republicans

Republicans CHOSE to let the ACA tax credits expire. Republicans CHOSE to drive up costs and force families to drop insurance. They chose tax cuts for giant corporations and billions for ICE over health care for American families.

@GeeScottSr There is more than enough money per kid. Where is it going? How much to union leaders make?

I said one man's about to become a trillionaire while teachers buy their own supplies. You answered with a lecture on school spending. That's the house on fire and you arguing about the water bill. Fix the system, absolutely, but a teacher buying glue sticks out of their pocket while one man stacks a trillion is crazy work. Then again, I'm sure you and others love watching folks gain billions while he working class has a hard time buying gas and groceries. PS. Weird how that "dumb" gets used so fast by you and others. Just know I see it.

@engineeringolf @patrickjkoenig And you won’t care if I drop in a better position to keep up the pace as I’m not playing a handicap.

Attention beginners & high-hcps who get paired with better players: I need to tell you a few things, bluntly. Because I want you to grow. Tough love, if you will. -I don’t care if you ‘don’t usually play this bad.’ -I don’t care if you chunk, shank, slice & skull. -I definitely don’t need play-by-play of every shot you hit. Truly, you don’t have to explain yourself. -I care if you are fun to be around. -I care if you disrupt the round. Slow, loud, complain, throw clubs. -I’m happy to share technique or equipment advice if you ask The scorecard goes in the trash. Your behavior is deposited to memory. Some of my favorite golf companions shoot 95, quickly. I leave pondering the laughs, stories, quips & insights, but never what they shot. (📷 credit @patrickjkoenig)

@WallStreetApes Why does the video jump and clip? Look if I’m working on a high voltage hybrid system it can be damgerous Do I need specialized tools to change a battery or do an oils change etc. No Do you post stuff missing context? Always

Ford CEO Jim Farley says people should not be able to work on their own cars and make person repairs He says it’s just too complicated and you could “get hurt” Ford makes over $50 billion dollars per year from their service and repair departments. Thats the real reason they design vehicles so complicated you can’t repair them on your own and need special equipment

@Heccles94 He doesn’t. Others see the value of companies he owns to be worth that.

Why does Elon feel likes he’s entitled to $1,000,000,000,000 ???

@stevemgordon67 @pnwmom91 It is a logistics issue. Easy to harvest in packed regions of people. Easy to selectively harvest as well. Hard to harvest when things are spread out

There's been a lot of chatter around "election integrity" in the wake of Spencer Pratt getting knocked out of the top 2 in the L.A. Mayoral election. Aside from "fraud" and "get rid of mail-in voting," I often hear that Republicans just need to ballot harvest like Dems. Ok, well, there's a real structural disadvantage. Here's locations in WA with more than 100 people registered at the same address. Clearly, we've done an awesome job of getting the military members, homeless, mental patients, and campers(?) registered.

@HankVenture5 @RealUnsweetDee Wage represents value to the company you work for. If you provide low value your wage is low. If you are critical your wage is high.

If you dig ditches you work very hard. You work very hard doing something that literally any able bodied person can do. That's why it's low pay unskilled labor. I don't get why more people don't understand that how hard you work has little bearing on how much you earn.

@Elmn8TruthH8rs @raminrealtalk @MattMahanSJ @carldemaio @nettermike @SteveHiltonx @spencerpratt It should be limited in year over year growth. The cost of services does go up with inflation but the math doesn’t add up to jack 1000s of homes with 4 percent to pay a 4 percent wage increase. Government just has grown too much in many areas

@raminrealtalk @MattMahanSJ @carldemaio @nettermike @SteveHiltonx @spencerpratt Property tax should be eliminated or at minimum be fixed to your purchase price for as long as you own the home. Garbage collection should be privatized. Govt costs far too much even for basic services

🚨 San Jose just screwed widows and homeowners on ELECTION DAY. A widow stood at City Hall, voice shaking. Her Social Security? Up 2%. Her garbage bill? Up 52%. They voted YES right in front of her. You can cancel Netflix. You can cancel the gym. You cannot cancel this. They bolted the “fee” onto your property tax bill — the one you must pay or they take your house. Even if it’s empty. Even if you’re out of state. And they did the vote on June 2nd — Primary Election Day — when every camera was on the big races and nobody was watching the garbage hearing at 1:30pm. Classic. Slide it through while you’re distracted. This isn’t one mistake. It’s a habit. Full breakdown + the widow’s plea in the video 👇 Watch before your next bill hits. RT if you’re done with this BS. @raminrealtalk #SanJose #GarbageTax #CaliforniaTaxes #ElectionDaySneak

@CasaMonteverdi @FarleyCook @MakeSenseMarie It’s bull. Society needs to step up and enforce civility. Right now people think as long as they get away with something means there is nothing wrong with it.

@FarleyCook @MakeSenseMarie They thought because they have a fast pass they could go ahead, so they spoke with the authority and got confirmation of the rules and everyone was able to enjoy their day.

A White man stops two scholars from cutting in line at a water park. They try to skip ahead, claiming they have “fast passes” and that their “cousin” up ahead has passes for all three of them. They keep trying to push through but the White man doesn’t allow it. When the park worker comes over to tell them they have to go through a separate fast pass line, of course, they’re nowhere to be found. They think they’re above the rules and people are getting sick of it.

@RoKhanna Yes and one is right and proper as how well are people off if the unconstrained growth of government? What happens is that the rich can afford the pain the poor get enriched from it and the middle class disappears. Class warfare is just wrong and evil.

This the basic difference. Republicans believe that that if you let the wealthy spend capital it will make Americans prosperous. Democrats believe that the federal government investing in the healthcare & education of our people will make America prosperous & productive.

@RepSaraJacobs What the hell is an effective tax rate. Is that an IRS thing or a made up thing? Seems to be pretty made up measure meant to confuse idiotic democrat voters.

It’s beyond sickening that Elon Musk – the world’s first trillionaire – pays a lower effective tax rate than truck drivers, firefighters, or nurses. It’s not complicated – we need to actually TAX THE RICH. nytimes.com/2026/06/12/tec…

@kell71191 @altcap @elonmusk @Tesla @SpaceX So the government paid a private company for their services. The government provided loans that are repaid The government gave tax breaks to reduce risk and enable economic growth. You are just mad it’s Elon and him leaning Republican

@altcap= You're Wrong 🤥🤥🙄🙄 Elon didn’t build this alone he got $38 billion in government contracts, loans & subsidies from Obama-Biden era when Tesla/SpaceX were dying, then played every admin since. 🤡 We should tax him at 45%, he used taxpayers' money and kissed up to every admin in the presidency for his own advantage.😏

You are smarter than this Ro. Imagine if Bernie had taxed @elonmusk 100% on his PayPal capital gains. We would have no @Tesla or @SpaceX - none of those jobs or GDP. Who do you think allocated the capital better for society? He will already pay $100 B + in taxes - more than any human ever. I hope he donates some to kids via @TrumpAccounts to make every kid a shareholder in 🇺🇸 & continues investing all his heart, soul & money for the benefit of America & all humanity! 🇺🇸🚀🤍

@SenSanders Does he take anything out at the end?

Today, Elon Musk, a trillionaire, pays the same amount into Social Security as someone making $184,500. If we end that absurdity and lift the cap on taxable income, we can make Social Security solvent for 75 years and expand benefits by $2,400. My Social Security bill does that.

@Calibremag @Mike_M_Klotz Wait what is that and why don’t we have it in the us?

@conservativejj1 @Mike_M_Klotz It exists.

I am the Mazda 13B. Born in the fires of Hiroshima’s engineering halls, I am twin rotors spinning in eternal, perfectly balanced motion. No clumsy pistons slamming up and down like drunk blacksmiths. No heavy crankshaft throwing itself around like a wrecking ball. Just me—smooth, screaming, alive. And I am here to tell you exactly why I am a better engine than that lumbering brute, the Chevy LS V8. Let’s start with the obvious: size. I am tiny. A compact 1.3-liter miracle that weighs barely more than a well-fed housecat compared to the LS’s portly 400-plus pounds of cast iron and aluminum excess. Stuff me into an RX-7 or RX-8 and the car becomes a scalpel. The LS? It’s a sledgehammer that needs its own foundation poured just to sit still. I let designers put the weight where it belongs—low and centered—for razor-sharp handling. The LS forces engineers to compensate for its beer-gut mass with bigger brakes, stiffer springs, and endless compromises. I dance. The LS lumbers. Now, revs. Oh, the revs. I sing up to 8,500, 9,000, even 10,000 rpm when properly built. Each rotation is pure joy. The LS? It grunts to maybe 6,500 on a good day before valve float and rod failure start whispering sweet nothings of destruction. My power comes on like a banshee’s wail—linear, intoxicating, addictive. You feel every degree of throttle as the rotors sweep fresh air and fuel into the chambers with hypnotic precision. The LS delivers its torque in a lazy wave down low, sure, but that’s just brute force pretending to be character. I deliver excitement at the top where real driving happens. Bridge apexes at redline in third gear and you’ll understand why my drivers grin like madmen while LS owners are already shifting and yawning. Weight is destiny in performance. I make cars feel alive. Drop me into a Miata or an FD RX-7 and the power-to-weight ratio becomes ridiculous. The LS crowd loves to brag about 500, 700, even 1,000 horsepower builds, but they’re usually hauling around an extra 300-400 pounds of unnecessary engine. That extra mass kills acceleration in the real world, hurts braking distances, and murders cornering grip. I let chassis engineers chase perfection. The LS forces them to chase forgiveness for its own sins. Sound. Let’s talk about the voice of God. My exhaust note is a raspy, screaming howl that rises and falls like a turbine crossed with a chainsaw. At idle I burble with that signature rotary chatter. On boost I rip the sky open. It’s unmistakable. Iconic. The LS? It’s a muscle car rumble. Respectable, sure. Classic, even. But ultimately forgettable—like every other V8 on the planet. Mine is the sound of something alien and wonderful. When people hear me coming, they don’t think “another Camaro.” They think “What the hell is that?” And then they smile. Reliability? The haters love to point at apex seals like they’re some fatal flaw. Sure, neglect me and I’ll teach you expensive lessons. But treat me right—good oil, proper warm-ups, quality parts—and I’ll spin happily for hundreds of thousands of kilometers. Bridge-port me, run a proper ECU, keep the temps in check, and I become a high-revving monster that outlives many neglected LS engines running on 87 octane and wishful thinking. The LS is “reliable” the way a tractor is reliable: boring and overbuilt for farm duty. I am reliable the way a samurai sword is reliable—devastating when wielded by someone who understands the blade. Fuel economy? I’ll grant the LS wins here on paper. But who buys either of us for economy? I’m not here to sip fuel like a Prius. I’m here to devour it with passion. And when you factor in my smaller overall package allowing lighter cars with better aerodynamics, the gap narrows. Plus, nothing beats the grin-per-gallon ratio I deliver. Simplicity is another lie the LS crowd tells. They boast about pushrods and two valves per cylinder like it’s a feature. I have no valves. No camshafts. No timing chains to rattle. Just rotors, eccentric shaft, and seals.