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@Callixtis @WSJ Dead husband is number two.

@WSJ I’m pretty sure the number one reason is divorce

Surprising traits of women who earn $775,000 a year or more: Some counterintuitive takeaways from conversations with three high-earners. on.wsj.com/3PcUpsL

@Legal_Fil But Krugman and Medium told us she was brilliant.

So Lina Khan blocked the merger with Jet Blue because she said the loss of an airline would hurt consumers. The end result: not only the loss of an airline but mass unemployment. A socialism story.

The way the game is played any subordinate that has sex with a boss can then make up whatever they want and get a big payday. Typically the sexes are reversed, but it happens alot. He went public or his attorney did to increase the payout. Our legal system like the govt has moved into the fraud game full force.

I’m starting to wonder if that dude just made this up for money. I

The way the game is played any subordinate that has sex with a boss can then make up whatever they want and get a big payday. Typically the sexes are reversed, but it happens alot. He went public or his attorney did to increase the payout. Our legal system like the govt has moved into the fraud game full force.

The claims in this guy's lawsuit are absurd. From the Daily Mail: "Hajdini then allegedly removed her shirt, began fondling her breasts and racially insulted Doe’s wife, remarking: ‘I bet your little Asian, fish head, wife doesn’t have these cannons,’ the complaint reads." No woman, not even the most messed up ones, talk like that.

@thereidout 25% of major league players were born outside the US. Sound pretty damn diverse.

The number of Black American players in Major League Baseball has plummeted to just 6%, offering a warning about what can happen when institutions de-emphasize diversity. More on our #ReidOutBlog: trib.al/zfSzdF7

@anationofone @SecScottBessent @federalreserve By far, but Wray and Barr set the bar pretty darn high.

@SecScottBessent @federalreserve Jay Powell has proven himself to be Trump's worst mistake from his first term, and certainly his biggest policy/personnel mistake. Bigger than Mike Pence, Scaramucci, Wray, Barr, et al.

It is unusual for soon-to-be-former Fed Chair Jay Powell to stay on at the @federalreserve. For someone who speaks so often of norms, his unilateral decision to stay flies in the face of tradition. Kevin Warsh will bring about a new day at the Fed, with accountability, management, and sound policymaking in the lead.

@epaleezeldin Not all heroes wear capes. Godspeed Mr Zeldin and keep up the good fight.

I told Senator Sheldon WhiteClub today that I won’t be listening to or caring about any of his lessons on morality knowing that he joined an all-white Rhode Island Country Club. I’m also done with the likes of AOC, Al Gore, John Kerry, and the rest of the lying cabal that make stupid climate predictions, plunder tens of billions of tax dollars, enrich their well-connected allies, and are committed to strangulating out of existence entire sectors of our economy. Climate alarmist AOC wants to be taken seriously while also insisting the world is imminently about to end due to climate change (Just under 5 years remain on her nutty Jan 2019 prediction that only 12 years of life are left on Earth). Al Gore is now speaking publicly about his concern with global freezing after decades of grift talking about global warming. “Within the decade there will be no more snows of Kilimanjaro,” said Gore in 2006 (There’s still snow on Kilimanjaro year-round). Gore also predicted in 2009 ice-free Arctic summers within 5-7 years. John Kerry warned in 2009 that the Arctic would be ice-free by 2013. These people are dishonest, power-hungry hacks. The GREEN NEW SCAM is DEAD!!!

@guypbenson Zoom in on that map. How would anyone in Chicago know what district they were in? Hard enough with the current map.

Incredible that a map that looks like that would only (potentially) net Dems 3 seats, because Illinois is already insanely gerrymandered for and by them.

@WesternLensman Temporary sanity.

Dan Goldman is now lecturing about incendiary rhetoric and turning the temperature down. From the same guy who said Trump "has to be eliminated."

@Anthem01 @grey4626 Correct both the Magna Carta and English common law resonate throughout our current legal system although were not specifically adopted per se. Ms LH is a force, but overall a bit off base here.

As a fan with all due respect, what I think you're missing is the magna carta was one of those pieces of puzzles from jerusalem to athens to rome to london. The Magna carta the glorious revolution were stepping stones to the rights of man, english law and divided government. Several of our own ten amendments can be found in john fordescue's writing of old english law The overall point is the constitution didn't invent itself, it was developed theory over centuries and nearly perfected in 1789. Ducking now lol.

You historically illiterate, crown-kissing, sovereignty-eroding simpletons peddling this insipid royalist drivel: Magna Carta does not fucking apply to the United States of America. Not one goddamn clause. Not in 1215, not in 1776, and sure as hell not in 2026 while some inbred Windsorian monarch lectures our Congress like we’re still colonial tenants. Jesus fucking Christ, get it right or get the fuck out of the conversation. We bled for independence precisely to reject that feudal English parchment. The Declaration of Independence was our lethal severance notice: no more divine-right kings, no more baronial compromises dressed up as liberty. Our Founders studied it, sure...Jefferson, Madison, Hamilton cherry-picked the due-process DNA and habeas corpus lineage from English common law as raw material...but they forged it into something revolutionary, not derivative. Influence is not application. Pedigree is not jurisdiction. Precision, motherfuckers. Legally, it’s ironclad and non-negotiable. Article VI of the U.S. Constitution declares this document the supreme Law of the Land. Magna Carta? A 13th-century domestic English charter between a weak Plantagenet king and his pissed-off barons. It has never been ratified by the U.S. Senate, never embodied in any treaty under Article II, never incorporated by statute, and never elevated to customary international law binding a sovereign republic that explicitly repudiated British subjecthood. Zero positive-law force here. The Supreme Court has nodded to it in over 160 opinions since 1789...Hurtado v. California, Murray’s Lessee, the whole due-process canon...but every single reference is historical illustration, not binding precedent. It’s rhetorical ancestry, like quoting the Code of Hammurabi in a property dispute. Persuasive at best, ornamental at worst. Cite it all day; it still doesn’t cross the Atlantic as enforceable edict. International law angle? Laughable. The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties doesn’t apply because this isn’t a treaty...it’s a foreign domestic artifact. Customary international law requires widespread state practice and opinio juris; no nation on Earth treats a medieval English charter as binding on third-party republics. The U.S. isn’t a successor state to the Crown; we’re the rejection of it. Any attempt to imply continuity is soft-power gaslighting, pure and simple. And here’s the psychological venom that makes this shit lethal: King Charles’s little Runnymede cosplay in the House chamber wasn’t innocent nostalgia. It was elite psychological operations 101...deliberate cognitive anchoring. Plant the seed that American liberty is an offshoot of British royal benevolence, erode the psychic rupture of 1776, soften the national ego into a warm bath of “shared heritage.” It’s the same globalist playbook every time: dilute sovereignty through implied continuity, romanticize the Crown while our own founding documents scream otherwise. They want you nodding along to the standing ovation because it feels cultured, feels connected, feels safe. Fuck that. It’s submission disguised as sophistication. The venom is in the implication that we still owe some ancestral debt to a document born under a sword at Runnymede. Our rights don’t flow from a king’s reluctant concession to his barons. They derive from Nature and Nature’s God, secured by our blood, codified in our Constitution, and defended by our courts and arms. Full stop. Magna Carta can sit in its glass case in London and rot for all we care. It has no jurisdiction here, no authority here, no relevance here beyond dusty academic footnotes. Influence is not application. Heritage is not hierarchy. And nostalgia is not law. Get it right, or choke on the distinction, you historically illiterate royalist fucks. And get a better goddamn education before you vomit your bullshit forth on my timeline. 💀🗡️⚖️

Highway Patrol never tickets under 11 mph over. That would be 76. His gun must have malfunctioned. Another key fact. When you see a CHP hit the brakes. This tells them you are paying attention and they will not stop you even if you are really speeding. Although they did pass a law not to go over 100mph. Felony speeding in CA now. Be safe.

Just got a ticket going 74 in a 65 what the fuck is happening to California??

@atrupar Cop a feel is more correctly applied to quick check on the female breast region. Besides being a dweeb you cannot even get your slang correct.

Trump cops a feel of Melania

@CollinRugg @amyforsandiego @KittyMousey76 He understood risk calculation. The actual odds he would be severly harmed were about the opposite of winning two lotteries in a row.

@amyforsandiego @KittyMousey76 Good food, new tux, dirty floor. The only logical solution here is to sit back and relax.

Man who went viral for remaining in his seat as he ate food during the WH Correspondents' Dinner shooting says he didn't want his new tux on the dirty Hilton floor. He also said he is from New York, so he hears sirens and activity all the time. "I’m a New Yorker. We live with sirens and activity happening all the time," Michael Glantz, an agent at Creative Artists Agency, said. "I wasn’t scared. There are hundreds of Secret Service agents hurtling themselves over tables and chairs, and I wanted to watch." "First of all, I have a bad back. I couldn’t get on the floor, and if I did get on the floor, they’d have to bring in people to get me off the floor. And No. 2, I’m a hygiene freak. There was no freaking way I was getting in my new tux on the dirty Hilton floor. It was not happening."

@Bartko_Actual @EricLDaugh 3 million new barrels to fill every day. 90 million barrels a month. Not to mention filling them one at a time. I am surprised you do own or run your own oil company with that kind of a business genius brain.

@EricLDaugh Oil capacity? Why can’t they just put the oil in barrels and stack the barrels somewhere? Preferably in poor neighborhoods

🚨 IRAN’S CRUCIAL OIL WELLS ARE ABOUT TO GET SCREWED President Trump confirms it: As the blockade continues, Iran is now just DAYS AWAY from their oil hitting capacity, causing DAMAGE to their extraction facilities! “They say they only have about 3 days left before that happens.” “When you have lines of vast amounts of oil pouring through your system, if for any reason that line is closed because you can't continue to put it into containers or ships…that line explodes from within, both mechanically and in the earth, something happens where it just explodes.” “And when it explodes, you can never, regardless, you can never rebuild it the way it was.” “In other words, it will always be, if you rebuild it, it's hard to rebuild it all, but it would only be about 50% of what it is right now.” “So it's a very powerful thing that takes place, sort of having to do with nature.” “But when that gets clogged at the end, in other words, when you have to turn it off because you have no place to store this oil, either put it on ships or storage tanks, which they are just about finished with, a very bad thing is going to happen.” “So I think they're under pressure.” MAXIMUM LEVERAGE! 🔥 H/t @zerohedge

@XFreeze Starlink alone is a massive charity for humanity. There is no rule that charities cannot make money.

Forbes is crying that Elon isn’t “doing enough charity” They basically want him to write a billion-dollar check to the SPLC so they can level up their media manipulation, street violence, and domestic terrorism Donating to NGOs like SPLC is what Forbes actually considers charity Forbes explicitly uses SPLC lists in a ton of their articles to strongly defame conservatives, using them as "hard proof" to write hit pieces on anyone they hate Too many NGOs are just virtue-signaling grift factories, money-laundering ops, and scandal shields for guys like Bill Gates. Many are just created to push left-wing propaganda

@KyleSeraphin @trevoraaronson @theintercept Luckovich is still alive and making stupid left wing cartoons. Long before the left could not meme they could not cartoon. Like how he blends in the antisemitic trope look. Luckovich is a leftist pig hack and should never be re-posted or considered.

@trevoraaronson @theintercept Sent to me by an FBI agent. LOL

FBI Director Kash Patel disclosed in a 2005 letter that he'd been arrested for public urination. He also described a public intoxication arrest in 2001. These details come as Patel faces scrutiny over alcohol use. My story in @theintercept. interc.pt/4cP2YSv

@JebraFaushay It is retarded to declare one person the most beautiful in the world and I love Anne H.

According to the brains over at People Magazine, Anne Hathaway is the most beautiful woman in the galaxy. Do you have an opinion on this bold proclamation?

@KrissBergTweets Outside the city in pure nature. The trees the rocks and the desert all have a feel that is serene and inviting and warm. The beauty in the right spots can be stunning as well. Not the magnificence true of some national parks but it does suprise you once you go.

Someone explain the allure of Joshua Tree to me like I'm 5. Just judging from the photos this would be a C- state park in Utah or Colorado.

@awstar11 Cerulean is the best. Cuz it has the coolest name ever. Ranking bands is lame.

Next, let’s rank colors

@The_JBS 25% of all federal spending and by State it varies: Blue states 10% of all spending and Red States 5% of all spending.

Fraud is more common than most people realize. What’s your estimate of how much occurs in the US every year?