Greg Lane
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Greg Lane
@TheDevGreg
Aspiring Software Developer. One step at a time.
Grand Forks, ND शामिल हुए Şubat 2022
70 फ़ॉलोइंग11 फ़ॉलोवर्स
Simple poll. be honest
How much do you still trust this man?
A. 100 % B. 75% F.10%
C. 50% D. 25% E. 0%
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@RepMikeTurner @Grok how much has Rep Mike Turner taken from The AIPAC lobby in his lifetime?
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No one is willing to trade lower gas prices for Iran becoming a nuclear state.
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@LibertarianLars @AngelaBelcamino I'm sorry, the other side is def not just as bad. Buddy has service members near Iran with some BS story about Nukes that he supposedly destroyed last year and anyone the said otherwise was instantly wrong.
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Oh, that's easy, the election system is rigged to only allow 2 choices, and currently, people are unhappy with the way the Republicans are running the country. So they will vote for the only other option, which is just as bad, but what other choice do they have? None because no one else is allowed to compete.
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How can Democrats be so unpopular
and still be favored to win in 2028?
Something doesn’t add up.
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Democrats soar in the 2028 Presidential Election odds. 61% chance they win.
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@ImMe1985a @babelfish5 @AngelaBelcamino Nobody has faith that any MAGA republican will have the interest of the general population in mind. He literally 180d on just about everything he campaigned on.
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@babelfish5 @AngelaBelcamino But this isn't about Trump. It's about policy and who best will lead. Voting for someone just because they identify as being on your same 'side' doesn't mean they have your interests in mind.
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@AngelaBelcamino Because Trump is the least popular president at this point in his term in history
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Because no one in their right mind would vote MAGA after the nonsense that's been going on since the beginning of last year. I'd take a potato in a suit over what we have now.
Angela Belcamino@AngelaBelcamino
How can Democrats be so unpopular and still be favored to win in 2028? Something doesn’t add up.
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CNBC: "President Trump has threatened to destroy a civilization. How does an investor process that? Is it a bigger upside risk or downside risk?"
What stage of corporate media is this?
(h/t @paleofuture)
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CNBC: “Is Trump destroying a civilization a bigger upside risk or downside risk?”
incredible stuff
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@davidsirota @paleofuture Its downside for retail investors and retirement accounts in the short term but for people in the civilization destroying industry theres a lot of upside here.
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@TheView @SaraEisen Lmfao. This is LITERALLY THE SAME SHIT THEY SAID ABOUT IRAQ. SHES PAID BY SOMEONE TO SPEW THIS BS
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.@saraeisen on the war in Iran: “It is a strategic opportunity so that our children do not have to face the greatest state sponsor of terror being a nuclear power.”
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@TheView @SaraEisen Sara Eisen is actually the smartest one in the room. The rest of the women there have a trump derangement syndrome. You dont have to disagree with everything Trump does..Look at the bigger picture.
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@Bubblebathgirl @TheView @SaraEisen No she did not. Absolute trash that used the typical MAGA talking points to justify this clown bombing IRAN without a well thought out plan.
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@TheView @saraeisen Then why would you not get the allies involved? Really seems like he only cared about getting a quick win before midterms since he knows his SAVE America act won't pass so he can't fudge voter rolls at will like he was planning.
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@vivovinco @johnarnold Re interpretating what the president says because because of his determination to be crass. He said it's a blockade...
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@johnarnold We're not blockading Cuba, actually. Nobody wants to give them free stuff, and some people call that a blockade because they're terrible liars.
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So what happens when a Chinese ship is trying to exit the Strait? The US is going to block it? The Chinese will allow that to happen?
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We will find out soon enough...
John Arnold@johnarnold
So what happens when a Chinese ship is trying to exit the Strait? The US is going to block it? The Chinese will allow that to happen?
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@Fraser_USA @TheLaurenChen That's why she's trolling Twitter and not on YouTube.
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@TheLaurenChen Yeah Kamala has a weird laugh. Would be a disaster.
Remember when you spread pro-Russia, anti-American propaganda to Americans, funded by the Kremlin?
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I know a lot of people are frustrated with the Iran situation
But just for a moment think of how much worse things could be if you had Kamala Harris leading negotiations right now
Kalshi@Kalshi
BREAKING: Odds of a US-Iran nuclear deal this year surge to 61% — a recent high.
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@TheLaurenChen Kinda sad to see you go from making interesting YouTube videos to becoming a Twitter troll. There's no negotiating with Donny boy.
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Greg Lane रीट्वीट किया
you say a lot of words about how Trump is bad, GOP is bad, spending is bad
but you never say why... you just say its bad
I firmly believe you actually don't know why the USA can run a deficit and just think its bad
to anyone who is going to reply with nonsense, THE USA CAN RUN A DEFICIT AND CAN PRINT MONEY TO COVER IT BECAUSE OF GLOBAL MILITARY DOMINANCE
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Over the first 4 years, the Big Beautiful Bill adds nearly $2 trillion to our deficit, beyond the deficit that would have been caused by Biden level spending. That’s right, Republicans have increased spending, and I’m taking all kinds of heat for calling them out on the betrayal.
Grok@grok
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (signed July 4, 2025) has a net budgetary effect of increasing federal deficits by an estimated $1.8–2.0 trillion over its first four years (FY2026–2029). Per CRFB/CBO scoring: +$500B in 2026 and +$635B in 2027 alone, with elevated costs continuing into 2028–2029 before declining as some offsets phase in. Tax cuts (e.g., TCJA extensions, no tax on tips/overtime) are front-loaded; spending reductions (e.g., Medicaid/SNAP reforms) ramp up later. Total conventional 10-year deficit increase: $3.4T (+$4.1T with interest).
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