@RepJeffries Except you aren’t in position to stop them. Words/twittering aren’t the same as actions. What is the plan to prevent it?
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Republicans want to cut Medicare and Medicaid.
To pay for their reckless and costly war of choice in the Middle East.
That would be a Hard NO.
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@RpsAgainstTrump I’ll bet not a dime gets back to consumers. Huge corporate handout?
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JUST IN: The U.S. tariff refund system launches Monday, letting businesses claim reimbursements after paying $166 billion in Trump-tariffs that the Supreme Court of the United States ruled illegal.
As of April 14, 56,497 importers have already filed for refunds, according to The Associated Press.
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Elon Musk on the rapid advancement of AI and robotics
"I'm confident that if AI and robotics continue to advance which they are advancing very rapidly working will be optional, and people will have any goods and services that they want"
AI and robotics are advancing so fast that, eventually, they could satisfy nearly every human need. At that point, abundance becomes the default, and the real question is no longer about production, but purpose
"There is a limit people can only eat so much food. But I think if you can think of it, you can have it in the future"
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@BenExposuntm @MacFarlaneNews Good thing the lord saved you from losing the farm.
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@MacFarlaneNews If I were a betting man. The lord saved me from such sins. BUT !!! If I were a betting man. Had I HAD two pennies to rub together. IF I had the means to wager a bet. Sans previous life telemetry.
I'd bet the FARM and my wife on Kash winning biggly.
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FLASH: Kash Patel has filed $250 million defamation lawsuit against the Atlantic
Filed here in DC
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It’s critical that every Virginian votes NO tomorrow, April 21st!
@GlennYoungkin and I are on our way from Richmond to Roanoke to remind people what’s at stake.
Join us and help stop the Democrat’s unfair and undemocratic power grab.
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@elonmusk @ben_brechtken There is only one culture like Japan. 🇯🇵 Isn’t America one of the most violent?
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Circa 38.000 Japaner leben in Deutschland. In einem Jahr haben sie zwei Gewaltverbrechen verursacht. 25.000 Algerier haben in dem gleichen Jahr 1.729 Gewaltstraftaten begangen.
13.000 weniger Menschen, 1.727 mehr Gewalttaten.
Nicht alle Kulturen sind gleichwertig.
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@mtgreenee @NotHoodlum When they show you who they really are, believe them.
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“Our greatest ally” that takes billions of our tax dollars and weapons every year.
Younis Tirawi | يونس@ytirawi
Lebanon | An Israeli soldier smashing the head of a Jesus Christ statue during operations in southern Lebanon.
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@RpsAgainstTrump Melania has to hold the Bible for him though, or it bursts into flames. 🔥
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Donald Trump will participate in a public Bible reading from the Oval Office on Tuesday—CNN
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The Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 stands as one of the most spectacular vindications of free market principles in modern American history. Before deregulation, the Civil Aeronautics Board controlled every aspect of commercial aviation: routes, schedules, and most critically, prices. Flying remained a luxury reserved for the wealthy elite, with fares artificially inflated by regulatory capture and government-sanctioned cartels.
Within a decade of deregulation, average airfares plummeted by 50% in real terms. The number of passengers more than doubled from 250 million in 1978 to over 500 million by 1990. New airlines like Southwest and JetBlue emerged with innovative business models that prioritized efficiency over bureaucratic compliance. Routes previously deemed "unprofitable" by government planners suddenly thrived under competitive pressure.
The regulatory regime had created exactly what free-market theory predicts: artificial scarcity, price distortions, and a complete disconnection from consumer preferences. Airlines competed on amenities instead of price because the CAB fixed fares at monopoly levels. They served cocktails and full meals while ordinary Americans couldn't afford tickets. The moment government stepped aside, entrepreneurs discovered countless ways to serve previously ignored market segments.
Critics warned that deregulation would compromise safety and create chaos. Instead, aviation safety improved dramatically as airlines faced real liability for accidents and insurance companies imposed rigorous standards. Competition forced operational excellence in ways bureaucratic oversight never could. Hub-and-spoke networks emerged organically, maximizing efficiency without central planning.
The contrast couldn't be starker: decades of stagnation under regulatory control versus explosive innovation and democratization under market freedom.
Yet the same politicians who celebrate affordable air travel continue strangling other industries with identical regulatory schemes.
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@mtgreenee @KeithOlbermann You know exactly why. Everybody does. He was collateral damage in the staged bs.
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@WhiteHouse @1drcole Bombing a civilization into submission doesn’t sound reasonable to me.
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"...We’re offering a very fair and reasonable DEAL, and I hope they take it because, if they don’t, the United States is going to knock out every single Power Plant, and every single Bridge, in Iran. NO MORE MR. NICE GUY..." - President Donald J. Trump
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@MarkMeadows @DissidentClint Remind America what crimes you were pardoned for again. And by who.
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When you want to know a person's character, look to those they work most closely with.
@DissidentClint is one of the most trusted leaders in DC.
Clint is 1000x more qualified to speak to Kash's character than a leftist reporter whose business model is built on tearing down conservatives.
Keep up the great work,@Kash_Patel!!
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Hey @S_Fitzpatrick I was Kash Patel’s Sherpa on the transition. I spent nearly all day everyday with him for 3+ months and have been with him frequently since. I have never seen the type of behavior that you’re describing from him. Your anon sourced story is BS. Oh and by the way, it was no pressure campaign that got Kash confirmed. He did his homework, studied every brief I wrote him (and I wrote them all personally). If I sent him material at say 2am, he would respond with questions by 3am. He was always available and never hard to reach. Ultimately, he addressed any concerns senators had. He studied the law enforcement issues in each of their states and came prepared with plans, ideas, and questions for addressing the unique law enforcement needs of each state. THAT is who Kash Patel is and it’s why the FBI has been so effective in the last year. I’ve never once seen him over drink. Not once. You are spinning that narrative because you know POTUS doesn’t view that favorably, even admitted as much in your story. And I’m not hard to find. Pretty obvious why you didn’t reach out to me for comment.
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"Things will just be free in the future. Sounds nuts, but if you've got an AI or robotics economy that is anywhere close to million times the size of the current Earth economy, literally any need you possibly want can be met. If you can think of it, you can have it"
一 Elon Musk
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Chuck, the guy who’s been fact-checked for straight-up lies for years, is now quoting The Atlantic’s anonymous hit piece to call Kash Patel an out of control imbecile?
The Atlantic is yellow journalism in a fancy font two dozen unnamed sources, zero evidence, classic smear.
Nobody with a brain buys it anymore.
Keep lying, Chuck.
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The Atlantic reporting confirms what we’ve known for months: Kash Patel is an out of control imbecile completely unfit to serve as FBI Director.
Every day he plays that role is a danger to law enforcement and our country.
He must resign immediately.
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Kash Patel’s colleagues are alarmed by what they describe as erratic behavior and excessive drinking—conduct that could cost him his job, Sarah Fitzpatrick reports. She spoke with more than two dozen people with knowledge of his conduct, some of whom described it as a national-security vulnerability. theatln.tc/2T74xHfh
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@WalshFreedom When Netanyahu is gone, we can be more supportive of Israel. For now…not so much.
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A conversation yesterday:
Her: “Joe, you can’t be so pro-Israel AND be a Democrat. Democrats are rightly turning on Israel. You gotta do the same.”
Me: “If that’s true, if I can’t be a Democrat AND be pro-Israel, then I won’t be a Democrat. I love & support the state of Israel. Period. And I won’t abandon that support to benefit myself politically/bcuz that’s where Dem voters are. Nope. Do you want politicians who are principled, or politicians who just follow which way the wind’s blowing?”
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So many of our problems could be fixed by properly funding public education.
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@JamesBradleyCA @JukeBoxNonStop Thank the GOP and their devotion to Trump.
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@JukeBoxNonStop I remember those days… God, I miss them so much. The world’s turned to absolute shit since then.
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