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@DonJuan123455 @evansmp1 @RBPundit I bet you couldn’t find it on a map. 😂

@werdna300 @evansmp1 @RBPundit Oh we know exactly where that tiny Muslim island is located

The UK was totally cool with Iran controlling the Strait. When the US takes it over and stop Iran's ships, the UK gets angry. Weird, huh?

@realChasDarwin @VincentJCurtis1 @JamesTate121 I think Vincent is confusing exporter with importer. When it clicks, it’ll be like something explodes in his head.

@VincentJCurtis1 @werdna300 @JamesTate121 No the exporter does NOT pay the tariffs. The importer does. Potash was discounted for the US by suppliers for shipping convenience prior to tariffs. Suppliers sold elsewhere this year.

What was meant to be a show of force has spiraled into a full-blown agricultural disaster. T.r.u.m.p’s latest potash tariffs were designed to pressure Canada, but instead they detonated inside America’s own farming heartland. In an emergency meeting at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, a senior Trump adviser reportedly admitted the unthinkable: the policy had backfired so badly that American farmers may not survive the growing season. Canada wasted no time. As the world’s largest potash supplier, Ottawa redirected exports to Asia and Europe within days, locking in billion-dollar contracts and tightening its grip on the global fertilizer market. One Canadian official mocked the situation bluntly, saying that if the U.S. doesn’t want Canadian potash, the rest of the world gladly will. On the ground in Iowa, the consequences turned personal. A U.S. farmer broke down during a live interview, explaining that without Canadian potash, crops simply cannot be grown at scale. The result is stark: Canada posts record profits and cements its status as the undisputed “fertilizer king,” while the United States loses control of a critical supply chain at the worst possible moment of the planting season. Analysts are already calling this the worst trade failure of Trump’s year — a pressure tactic that ended up crushing the very people it claimed to defend.

@TrumpsHurricane All Christians.

Is anyone offended by the meme President Trump put out ?? I want your honest opinions.

@GeraldoRivera He is supposed to be a Christian. If so, he definitely would not have seen the joke, let alone posted the meme.

Understand how many are offended by President Trump‘s cavalier use of religious imagery. Just remember, he exaggerates, instinctively every single time. He does not believe he is Jesus, at least I hope he doesn’t.

@EWErickson All the top golfers could have done this, why didn’t they. (Clue: They didn’t think of it) Less experienced golfers will be disadvantaged until they’re played more courses several times. Are we to complain about that too?

I have to disagree with Jon on this. Any golfer playing at the masters could have done the same and chose not to. He wanted to win the second time and did what he needed to do. Other golfers could have done the same. This sort of reeks of sports socialism to me. Because other golfers did not do it, even though they could have done it, we should penalize Rory.

@RpsAgainstTrump Neither Trump nor Vance can be true Christians, else they wouldn’t have seen the “joke”, wouldn’t have posted the meme, and wouldn’t have defended it. Says a lot about them really.

JD Vance on Donald Trump’s Truth Social post depicting himself as Jesus: “Trump was posting a joke and, of course, he took it down because he recognized that a lot of people weren’t understanding his humor in that case.”

@VincentJCurtis1 @JamesTate121 But don’t foreign countries pay the tariffs? Isn’t that what was touted as making America rich again?

@JamesTate121 Enjoy it while it lasts. But Sask potash is there to be sold for fertilizer. It's just a matter of pricing. If American farmers want it, they'll pay the tariff, or get Trump to lower it.

@CalltoActivism If they were Christian’s they wouldn’t have thought it funny, and wouldn’t have done it. Tells you a lot about their commitment to God.

🚨DISGRACEFUL! JD Vance is now on Fox News saying that Trump's post of him as Jesus was a "joke," and he took it down because the American people "weren't understanding his humor." Wtf. JD Vance wraps himself in Catholicism like a cheap costume for votes and is selling out faith to protect Trump's narcissistic false messiah meme addiction. Insane.

@DerrickEvans4WV Oil is traded at the same price per barrel around the globe, so any shortages and everyone pays more.

Can someone please explain to me how we have all this extra oil to sell to other countries, but gas is over $4/gallon here as if there’s some sort of shortage.

@EPatGolf People seem to think practise beforehand is unfair, presumably to those that don’t. Is it also unfair to newcomers to play against experienced players? After all, they’ve played most if not all the courses many times in their careers, while the newcomers haven’t.

The "Rory had an unfair advantage" discourse may be the most insane I've seen on this app. If you utter those words or believe it to be true, you just don't get it

@RpsAgainstTrump Vance: Foreign interference in American elections will not be tolerated. Vance: We campaigned in Hungary for Viktor Orban because we wanted him to win. 😵‍💫🤦🏻‍♂️

Baier: You campaigned for Viktor Orban who lost. He’s one of the only European leaders who supports Putin Vance: Viktor Orban is a great guy who’s done a very good job…We didn't go because we expected Viktor to cruise to an election victory. We went because it was the right thing to do

@evansmp1 @RBPundit If only Texas knew where the UK was on the map. 😵‍💫

@RBPundit Who cares, Texas can kick the shit out of the UK and done before the weekend so they can go fishing....

@krlchx @RichardK4 @workidabbz There is an argument for not offering that sort of food in the first place. Easy food choices are turning out to be the poorest choices.

@RichardK4 @workidabbz Because they'd throw a tantrum as a 3 year old and parents would allow them to eat that and that's how it stayed

@DavidLammy @JDVance You’re schmoozing with the guy who Trump is in the process of throwing under the bus.

Great to catch up with my friend @JDVance today in DC following his talks in Pakistan. It is vital that the ceasefire continues and we get shipping flowing freely again through the Straits of Hormuz. We continue to work together towards a just and lasting peace in Ukraine.

@ochocinco You should have paid more attention at school.

Attempting to check my daughters math homework & how the hell am i supposed to know if the 2nd answer is correct when i don’t understand the problem 😂

@greg16676935420 @koketso20082017 They have those flying doctors in Australia. Readers note: but they need an aeroplane. So it’s Beelzebub after all.

@koketso20082017 That’s not the devil that’s another doctor carrying a patient on his back

How did people not know this was Trump as a doctor? 1) There’s a hospital in the background 2) He has one of those lights the doctor sticks in your ear 3) He’s checking the patients fever 4) His nurse is below him 5) There’s a patient with 6 fingers 6) He’s wearing a doctors gown 7) Has a blanket on his shoulder to warm up the patient 8) Everyone’s looking up at him because they’re sitting in the chairs in the operating room

@MetamateDaz Or could it be that young people spent too much time going to uni to get a degree no one values any more? Those 5 years could have been better spent working and paying taxes

Something we don't talk about enough is how the unemployment crisis is mostly caused by boomers refusing to retire from jobs a young person can do better

@JonnyRoot_ Which is it you’re railing against, skipping tournaments or course access? Or can it be that sour grapes is the flavour of the week because an American didn’t win?

A lot of the conversation around Rory McIlroy's "unfair advantage", especially from golf media, is completely missing the point... There's no reason there shouldn't be a cap on the amount of times golfers can play Augusta the month prior to The Masters, whether they're past champs or not. This ensures there isn't a blatant competitive disparity. Yes, golfers that qualify for the tournament can access the course the month prior, but everyone can't skip three straight tournaments* & fly private whenever they want to Augusta. *Again, this encourages top golfers to skip tournaments, devaluing those tournaments for broadcast partners, patrons, & sponsors. For example, if the cap is 3-4 practice rounds at Augusta the month prior to the tournament, consider them like timeouts. Use them or lose them. Problem solved. Debate over. Past champions still get their well-deserved perks, but they don't get a blatant unfair advantage.

@PatriotSassy If you were a Catholic you’d be dismayed at your president being blasphemous and disrespectful towards the Church and its head. So forgive me if I think you are not a true catholic but just another secular MAGA supporter.

I am a practicing Catholic. Have been all my life, waaaayyyy over half a century. But I’ve had it with these damn popes getting political!! I couldn’t stand Pope Francis. 😤 We catholics are taught to believe that the pope is divinely chosen. That he is infallible. But I’m sorry, this one and the last one are hardly infallible. 😒 I had hopes for Leo but I had also heard that he was a liberal early on. Already, I can see he’s no better than Francis. Please, stop making Catholics feel like we have to choose. Because I’ll choose Jesus always, but you are NOT Jesus!! I will NOT change my stance on my president! I will support him, however, the one thing I CAN control? How much money I put in the kitty every week. 💰 And right now, I’m not putting ANY money in that’s intended for Rome. Until the holy father stays out of our politics, he gets not one. red. cent. from me! His job is to lead people to Christ like a shepherd, not to “pontificate” on @POTUS @DonaldTrump! @Pontifex

@Diana_Jacobs777 @DesmondSwayne To be fair, I didn’t say it was free, but there is a discount relative to private work.

@werdna300 @DesmondSwayne Pensioners don't get free dentistry, my partner still has to pay.

If, like me, you were born in 1956, you’ll receive almost £300,000 more in benefits than you’ll pay in taxes in your lifetime State Pensions make up a huge chunk of that Long term, we simply can’t afford to sustain the Triple Lock’s generosity Blog: desmondswaynemp.com/ds-blog/1956/?…