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@JD3447260979642 @danielisdizzy They never will. Corporate greed has become the American way.

@danielisdizzy Reducing labor costs lowers prices and raises profits. The mega companies need to ante up and pass the savings unto the people who made them rich.

Kevin Warsh and Trump just made it clear why rates are going lower: “AI is going to make almost everything cost less. We’re at the front end of a productivity boom. Economic growth won’t be inflationary — we’re in the early innings of a structural decline in prices.” Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Jeff Bezos, and Stanley Druckenmiller all expect AI to be strongly deflationary. The next few years are going to be insane.

Not possible. The renter is spending more every year with no compensation for it. A buyer with the same or even slightly higher mortgage payment will quickly outpace the renter. Not only are they gaining equity from their payments, they are also gaining it from appreciation. I literally just ran those numbers. 3.3% appreciation us the low side of the US median 3-5%. The buyer gets to earn that on a million dollars, vs the renter earning 7% in the market on the the 20% down payment. That 800k difference in capital is too big of a lead in the world of compounding interest.

@PartisanProof @TalaHanSolo @EricSpracklen With your numbers: rent capped at 5%, homes at 3.3% appreciation, sizeable down payment. The model still finishes renting about $1.6M ahead, no crossover. Low appreciation hurts the buyer, and a down payment isn't free equity, the renter invests that money instead.

It’s not the mortgage rates that are keeping young people from buying homes, it’s the artificially inflated values that sellers think they can still get. First time home buyers are saying no. Until home values come down 30-50% there will continue to be an affordability problem.

You’re a fucking disgrace to America if you want to infringe upon the Rights of American’s guaranteed to them in the constitution. Real Men and Women have sworn and oath to uphold and defend the constitution against all enemies both foreign and domestic, and understand that that means protecting others against dumbasses like you. Go do a pull-up. This We’ll Defend.

@WalshFreedom How do you know they are US citizens unless they prove it, Joe?

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Liar. When you register to vote you have to show 2 forms of identification from the same list you use to prove citizenship to a new job. When you arrive to vote you sign your name. If the signature doesn’t match the signature you used when you registered your vote is not counted.

“Nick Shirley tests how hard it is to vote in California." He walks into the Registrar of Voters. Signs ONE form. That’s it. No ID. No verification. No questions. If this is all it takes to vote, the system is built to be EXPLOITED.

I’m going to explain this to the idiots out there, how and why this is Trump’s mess and not anyone else’s. Imagine two kids on a playground, America and Iran, who have been screaming and throwing sand at each other since way before you were even born. When Barack Obama was the leader of the American side, he tried a different idea. Instead of fighting, he said, "Let’s make a official playground rule." He got a bunch of other big kids (like Europe, Russia, and China) to sit down with Iran and write a big contract called the Iran Nuclear Deal. The deal was basically this: The Rule: Iran promised to lock away their super-dangerous toys (their nuclear program). The Reward: In return, America and the other countries promised to stop blocking Iran from buying food, medicine, and trading with the rest of the playground. For a few years, the deal worked! Independent playground monitors checked, and Iran was following the rules. The trouble is, Obama left the school years ago. After he left, Trump took over the American side, and Trump didn't like Obama's contract. 1 Trump decided to rip up the deal entirely and put the harsh punishments back on Iran, even though Iran hadn't broken the rules yet. 2 Because the deal was broken, Iran got angry and started building those dangerous toys again. Over the next few years, both sides kept provoking each other. 3 By early 2026, after years of this back-and-forth anger and failed talks, Trump decided to launch big military strikes, which started the war we are seeing today. If you want to blame any President other than Trump for this, you’re welcome to your (dumb, bad, uneducated, which he loves and why the department of education was the first thing to go) opinion. Now let’s play a little Front-Back-Go.

I hope we bomb the shit out of Iran this weekend. 7.00 gas might motivate people to take their country back.

I’m going to explain this to the idiots out there, how and why this is Trump’s mess and not anyone else’s. Imagine two kids on a playground, America and Iran, who have been screaming and throwing sand at each other since way before you were even born. When Barack Obama was the leader of the American side, he tried a different idea. Instead of fighting, he said, "Let’s make a official playground rule." He got a bunch of other big kids (like Europe, Russia, and China) to sit down with Iran and write a big contract called the Iran Nuclear Deal. The deal was basically this: The Rule: Iran promised to lock away their super-dangerous toys (their nuclear program). The Reward: In return, America and the other countries promised to stop blocking Iran from buying food, medicine, and trading with the rest of the playground. For a few years, the deal worked! Independent playground monitors checked, and Iran was following the rules. The trouble is, Obama left the school years ago. After he left, Trump took over the American side, and Trump didn't like Obama's contract. 1 Trump decided to rip up the deal entirely and put the harsh punishments back on Iran, even though Iran hadn't broken the rules yet. 2 Because the deal was broken, Iran got angry and started building those dangerous toys again. Over the next few years, both sides kept provoking each other. 3 By early 2026, after years of this back-and-forth anger and failed talks, Trump decided to launch big military strikes, which started the war we are seeing today. If you want to blame any President other than Trump for this, you’re welcome to your (dumb, bad, uneducated, which he loves and why the department of education was the first thing to go) opinion. Now let’s play a little Front-Back-Go.

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME A PRESIDENT SKIPPED HIS OWN SON'S WEDDING? Think about that. Trump. White House. May 22, 2026. Bedminster canceled. New York speech done. Straight back to Washington. The last time something like this happened, the world found out why a few days later. This is not a scheduling conflict. This is not bad optics on a family milestone. This is a president who moved the US embassy to Jerusalem after three predecessors signed waivers kicking it down the road. Who ordered the Soleimani strike after years of prior administrations passing. Who does not cancel things for nothing. What is happening right now that required him back in the Situation Room tonight? His own words: "I feel it is important for me to remain in Washington, DC, at the White House during this important period of time." He didn't say what the period was. He didn't say how long. He didn't say what he was waiting on. But he said important twice. Presidents who skip their children's weddings are not doing it because the paperwork piled up. They do it when the thing on the other end of that secure line is the kind of thing that changes what tomorrow looks like. The Iran truce is fragile. The Strait of Hormuz is still contested. Twelve weeks of conflict and counting. And the man running it just turned the motorcade around. This is the moment. Right now. Pay attention. Follow and turn on notifications before it's too late.

@RandyGoat I still do it. Old habits…

Remember when you used to make sure the gas pump cut off on an increment of 10 cents so it was easier to pay and make change? No one seems to remember this.

@JustinWolfers @Noahpinion And mortgage rates in the 70/80’s were around 20%

We have *never* before seen consumer sentiment this low.

I’m going to explain this to the idiots out there, how and why this is Trump’s mess and not anyone else’s. Imagine two kids on a playground, America and Iran, who have been screaming and throwing sand at each other since way before you were even born. When Barack Obama was the leader of the American side, he tried a different idea. Instead of fighting, he said, "Let’s make a official playground rule." He got a bunch of other big kids (like Europe, Russia, and China) to sit down with Iran and write a big contract called the Iran Nuclear Deal. The deal was basically this: The Rule: Iran promised to lock away their super-dangerous toys (their nuclear program). The Reward: In return, America and the other countries promised to stop blocking Iran from buying food, medicine, and trading with the rest of the playground. For a few years, the deal worked! Independent playground monitors checked, and Iran was following the rules. The trouble is, Obama left the school years ago. After he left, Trump took over the American side, and Trump didn't like Obama's contract. 1 Trump decided to rip up the deal entirely and put the harsh punishments back on Iran, even though Iran hadn't broken the rules yet. 2 Because the deal was broken, Iran got angry and started building those dangerous toys again. Over the next few years, both sides kept provoking each other. 3 By early 2026, after years of this back-and-forth anger and failed talks, Trump decided to launch big military strikes, which started the war we are seeing today. If you want to blame any President other than Trump for this, you’re welcome to your (dumb, bad, uneducated, which he loves and why the department of education was the first thing to go) opinion. Now let’s play a little Front-Back-Go.

President Trump was just forced to urgently turn around back to Washington DC 😳 I have a very bad feeling in my stomach right now…

I’m going to explain this to the idiots out there, how and why this is Trump’s mess and not anyone else’s. Imagine two kids on a playground, America and Iran, who have been screaming and throwing sand at each other since way before you were even born. When Barack Obama was the leader of the American side, he tried a different idea. Instead of fighting, he said, "Let’s make a official playground rule." He got a bunch of other big kids (like Europe, Russia, and China) to sit down with Iran and write a big contract called the Iran Nuclear Deal. The deal was basically this: The Rule: Iran promised to lock away their super-dangerous toys (their nuclear program). The Reward: In return, America and the other countries promised to stop blocking Iran from buying food, medicine, and trading with the rest of the playground. For a few years, the deal worked! Independent playground monitors checked, and Iran was following the rules. The trouble is, Obama left the school years ago. After he left, Trump took over the American side, and Trump didn't like Obama's contract. 1 Trump decided to rip up the deal entirely and put the harsh punishments back on Iran, even though Iran hadn't broken the rules yet. 2 Because the deal was broken, Iran got angry and started building those dangerous toys again. Over the next few years, both sides kept provoking each other. 3 By early 2026, after years of this back-and-forth anger and failed talks, Trump decided to launch big military strikes, which started the war we are seeing today. If you want to blame any President other than Trump for this, you’re welcome to your (dumb, bad, uneducated, which he loves and why the department of education was the first thing to go) opinion. Now let’s play a little Front-Back-Go.

🚨 NOW: President Trump is now BACK in Washington, DC after CANCELLING his weekend plans in New Jersey CBS is reporting intelligence officials have ALSO canceled Memorial Day plans, and are on standby. Something may be imminent 👀

@itsrosesm Trump is a draft dodger and a rapist. He openly mocks you for following him. You are everything wrong with America.

We hated Obama like you hate Trump. Except we hated Obama because he hates America. You hate Trump because YOU hate America.

@RichardAngwin His draft papers

Memorial Day question: what would you throw to him ??

@GLemmonsignal @mlxYYZ @dubsndoo Starbucks is not a response or a defense. Not everyone drinks Starbucks. Some are thrift and saving and working 2 and 3 jobs to keep a roof over their families head and food on the table because you pathetic cucks keep driving up prices but wont raise wages.

@mlxYYZ @dubsndoo We don’t care. Not our fault when we were born. We’re not funding your Starbuck’s bill. We’re enjoying the fruits of our life of hard work.

Boomers didn’t buy RVs that they couldn’t afford, we tented it. Boomers didn’t buy new cars, we bought used ones. Boomers didn’t spend six bucks for a cup of coffee at Starbucks. Boomers could hang all their clothes in a four foot closet. Boomers didn’t cry how tough their lives were, we fought through the tough times. Boomers have everything they have because they managed their money, didn’t squander it on frivolous things, and invested it in proven technologies and long term successful businesses. Boomers have zero fucks to give for whiners, fools, and couch potatoes.

Boomers earned a liveable wage, drove up the price of everything while keeping wages down. They polluted our country, and held nothing sacred the greatest generation did. They largely got by without civil service, many dodged the draft then went on to be career politicians, CEO’s, and the President. Do push-ups.

I’m going to explain this to the idiots out there, how and why this is Trump’s mess and not anyone else’s. Imagine two kids on a playground, America and Iran, who have been screaming and throwing sand at each other since way before you were even born. When Barack Obama was the leader of the American side, he tried a different idea. Instead of fighting, he said, "Let’s make a official playground rule." He got a bunch of other big kids (like Europe, Russia, and China) to sit down with Iran and write a big contract called the Iran Nuclear Deal. The deal was basically this: The Rule: Iran promised to lock away their super-dangerous toys (their nuclear program). The Reward: In return, America and the other countries promised to stop blocking Iran from buying food, medicine, and trading with the rest of the playground. For a few years, the deal worked! Independent playground monitors checked, and Iran was following the rules. The trouble is, Obama left the school years ago. After he left, Trump took over the American side, and Trump didn't like Obama's contract. 1 Trump decided to rip up the deal entirely and put the harsh punishments back on Iran, even though Iran hadn't broken the rules yet. 2 Because the deal was broken, Iran got angry and started building those dangerous toys again. Over the next few years, both sides kept provoking each other. 3 By early 2026, after years of this back-and-forth anger and failed talks, Trump decided to launch big military strikes, which started the war we are seeing today. If you want to blame any President other than Trump for this, you’re welcome to your (dumb, bad, uneducated, which he loves and why the department of education was the first thing to go) opinion. Now let’s play a little Front-Back-Go.

The only reason I would ever skip my kid's wedding is if something absolutely MASSIVE was about to go down. So massive that missing the wedding would look small by comparison, even in hindsight... ...we are going to war, aren't we?

@Dashytwo That’s not how math work. He could give 351 people a billion dollars each and then he’d be broke. You’re a no-go at this station. Please retrains and try again.

There's 8 billion people in the world, if he gave everyone a billion dollars he would still have 343 billion left

@HannibalCBoone @BasedMikeLee @Hibbs126Carolyn Show me a man who hungers for war, I’ll show you a man that has never known battle. I pray you never lose a son or daughter in a pointless war.

@BasedMikeLee @Hibbs126Carolyn Iran about to get that smoke. No more negotiating with those who chant, “death to America.”

Pray for President Trump. Not sure what’s happening. But whatever issue brought him back to Washington must be serious.

@PatrioticDee @BasedMikeLee @gmoneymarsha This shit is so weird. Do you have someone you can talk to?

@BasedMikeLee @gmoneymarsha

@senaroai @TalaHanSolo @EricSpracklen In a market we’re rent cap is 5% and the average home appreciates at 3.3% buying a home rapidly catches up. Especially if the home buyer places a sizeable down payment down and begins with equity.

@TalaHanSolo @EricSpracklen Fair point, and the model agrees. Rent growth is an input, not a fixed assumption. I plugged in a fast-rising market like yours and the math swings toward buying. It isn't pro-renting, it answers to the rent growth you feed it.

@senaroai @EricSpracklen You’re failing to account for appreciation, or you’re in a market where appreciation and land value is low.

@EricSpracklen I ran a median-priced home through a rent-vs-buy model at today's mortgage rate. Out 30 years, renting and investing the difference finishes around $2.7M ahead, and the buy path never catches up. Prices don't have to fall for the math to already favor renting.