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@KatieMiller This feels performative. And bossy.

I look in my newborn's eyes as he’s snuggled up on my chest, wondering where he has been my whole life. Have kids. This is what it’s all about.

@LangmanVince Yes, he shouldn’t have won and forced you all to say all that racist stuff.

Today was just a reminder that no person in the last century has done more damage to race relations and divided this country more for purely political purposes than Barack Hussain Obama!

@jackunheard Calling him the root of every problem is, first off, laughable, but moreover, by your logic, a call to violence.

You have GOT to be kidding me… Obama just PRAISED the “ordinary people” who have “risked their lives” standing up against Trump and ICE. Once again fueling more violence from the left. A former president telling them their actions are encouraged. I’m not lying when I say Obama is the root of every problem in our country.

@Budgetdog_ * give it some

@Budgetdog_ The latter. The greater fools theory will govern it some buoyancy for a bit

A $1.7+ trillion SpaceX valuation is a bet that: - Starlink becomes a global internet giant - Starship changes the economics of space - SpaceX becomes one of the largest cash-flow machines on Earth Is that realistic or is the market getting ahead of itself?👇🏼

@Budgetdog_ The latter

@mattvanswol Who’s they, snowflake?

Yeah, I'm done. I'm done being tolerant. I've seen enough man... these people clearly hate us. They hate our country, they hate our families, they hate our society, they steal our tax dollars, they don't learn our language, they attack us... Why are we putting up with this?!

@porterstansb Narrator: In fact, America’s standard of living has not been in decline for decades.

America’s standard of living has been in decline for decades. There is a group of respected intellectuals — Charles Murray, Nicholas Eberstadt, Robert Putnam, and to some degree J.D. Vance — who paint the story of America’s decline as a failure of culture. In these narratives, we are in trouble because we abandoned the habits of thrift, work, and family formation. As a consequence, America’s families and economic lives are falling apart. The failure is in the souls of Americans, and the remedy is a moral reconstruction. I have enormous respect for these writers. I think they are describing, with real precision, the sociological texture of what has happened. But I know they have the causation backward. In America’s ongoing decline, the social scientists are adept at measuring the obvious signs of distress: drug addiction, gambling, prostitution, suicide. But these problems did not destroy our culture. These problems are a result of what has been destroying our country. And that is hard for them to measure because they are not looking at the economics behind these changes. A culture of thrift does not survive a monetary regime that punishes savers. A culture of marriage does not survive an economy in which young men cannot afford to form households. A culture of work does not survive a labor market in which working-class wages have tracked sideways for 50 years while asset prices have gone to the moon. The cultural problems — the lack of thrift, the abandonment of marriage, and chronic underemployment — are rational responses to our current economic environment. When the economy ceases to reward traditional male roles, the culture adjusts. You can see this clearly if you look at the exceptions. In every demographic slice of America where the Cantillon transfer has been positive — where the households in question have been recipients of the new money, not victims of it — the old cultural patterns are completely intact. Upper-middle-class professionals in Bethesda still marry at high rates. They still form stable families. They still raise their children with discipline, invest in their education, attend their kids’ sporting events, and stay married into their seventies. They did not suffer a cultural collapse, because they did not suffer an economic collapse. It is the people who did not receive the new money whose culture has come apart. And that is not a coincidence. That is the causation. If you want to rebuild America’s culture, you have to first rebuild the currency. amazon.com/dp/B0GX2XFX4V

@RealJamesWoods Snowflake alert

I stopped watching baseball until MLB stops pandering. Honestly I don’t miss it.

@RealJamesWoods Clever one, Jim!

Democrats believe in walls after all!

@JackPosobiec Does the truth hurt that much, whiny boy? Cowboy up

Great to see Obama going mask off. He hates the Founding Fathers and has always looked down on white people. Ruined race relations in this country on purpose. And people said he was a moderate

@bennyjohnson Jealous much? Whine more…

To open the $850 million Obama Presidential Center today, Barack needed: -Bruce Springsteen -Stevie Wonder -Bono -Oprah -Spielberg -Tom Hanks -And THREE former presidents That's a lot of star power to distract from the fact that the building looks like a giant concrete trash can — and that subcontractors STILL haven't been paid. Thank God I don't have to pretend to like that hideous monstrosity.

@porterstansb What year did you first make this prediction, weird racist man?

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@VDHanson Kindly stfu you jealous hag

As a general rule, anytime Barack Obama lectures the country or its people on their purported sins—with Khalil Gibran pop platitudes—he is seeking absolution for his own obsessions by projecting his own guilty desires onto others. The latest? At the dedication of his narcissistic Obama Presidential Center in Chicago—a $850 million flak-tower, monolithic boondoggle mired in debt—Obama lectured us on the need to resist the allure off "money, attention, [and] fame." Thus spoke the owner of four homes, three of them multimillion-dollar mansions, whose last inert year in office was spent closing book and Netflix deals that ensured he would become a multimillionaire the moment he left office, and on spec, jets private to sermonize to various audiences–often at $400,000 a shot—on their own false-consciousness shortcomings. Plain-speaking, frugal Harry Truman in obscure retirement in Independence, Missouri Obama certainly is not.

@TahraHoops The message discipline he exhibits is impressive.

"I don't care about nicknames...(he's) making Americans pay more for gas, groceries and health care while he and his family rake in billions" "Do you think he is targeting you?" "I think he is forcing Americans to pay more." I've seen what I needed to see. 100/10.

@Markmanson I like this. The new “don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good”

Optimal is sub-optimal.

@NathanLands I guess any speech is American culture then. So dumb.

@MoserShane That’s part of American culture yes. Freedom of speech.

I’m proud to be an American.

@CliffordAsness @davidfrum Hey thanks for helping deliver this moron to the country again

Just my God. My God. My God.

@pmarca So dumb

Interesting.

@APompliano You see the housing starts data? Turns out tariffs and mass deportation weren’t a great housing plan. But hey y’all got your racist base worked up. Morons.

No brainers for the White House: - end the war - focus on affordability - ensure Strait is opened - deregulate energy & tech - encourage AI development - accelerate data center build - mandate financial education - reduce government spending - ban foreign humanoids in USA