Let's go running, Brandon! 🇺🇸✝️

Unpopular Fact: The Right is more diverse than the Left.

The number of billionaires in the world has hit a record 3,428 in 2026, per Forbes.

I'm not a commie or some hippie environmentalist, but there is something wrong with an economic system that encourages the destruction of over 50,000 sq. miles of Indonesian rainforest to produce palm oil. That's an area the size of Pennsylvania, the only habitat for endangered orangutans, being destroyed so we can produce billions of Oreo cookies and millions of jars of Nutella.

🇺🇸 BEN SHAPIRO: "If you're a young American who can't afford to live here, then maybe you shouldn't live here."

Building this high speed rail line would be the best thing the US could do to increase its GDP

The Left never got over Elon buying X. That wasn’t supposed to happen. The Left’s ideas are so bad and damaging they need total control of information. When Elon bought X they lost that control. People started seeing truth. This is catastrophic for the Left. Simple.

In socialism, no one has any freedom at all, except for a very scant few at the very top of the power chain.

Crazy idea: Let's split a country in socialist and capitalist halves and check in on them in 75 years.

"Who do you trust more to handle..." 🔴 Immigration: R +11 🔴 National Security: R +9 🔴 Foreign Policy: R +5 🔴 Trade: R +5 🔴 Debt: R +4 🟣 Economy: Tied 🔵 Energy: D +3 🔵 Medicare/Social Security: D +12 🔵 Healthcare: D +12 🔵 Abortion: D +15 🔵 LGBTQ Rights: D +25 Morning Consult / March 29, 2026

🦔Delivery robots from companies like Kiwibot, Starship Technologies, and Uber Eats are facing increasing vandalism across US and UK cities. Incidents include graffiti, physical attacks, robots being knocked over, and worse. Kiwibot reported around 1,600 incidents out of 80,000 deliveries on the UC Berkeley campus. In Sheffield, UK, two robots were found covered in graffiti reading "off our streets." Each robot costs around $2,500 to replace. My Take I'd resist the easy framing of this as mindless vandalism or neo-Luddism. When people start physically attacking robots on public streets, it's usually worth asking what the robots represent to them rather than just condemning the behavior. Delivery robots occupy public sidewalks built and maintained by taxpayers, operated by private companies that pay nothing for that space and answer to no one locally if something goes wrong. They're also showing up in cities where gig workers are already squeezed, where the promise that technology creates more jobs than it eliminates is wearing thin, and where the people most affected by automation have the least say in how it gets deployed. The robots are an easy, visible, low-consequence target for frustration that has nowhere else to go. Companies treating this purely as a security problem to be solved rather than a signal worth understanding are going to keep replacing $2,500 robots indefinitely. Hedgie🤗

If we deport 20 million illegal aliens, Americans won’t have a housing crisis. Less demand & more supply.

Closing in on two golden decades.

🇺🇸 BEN SHAPIRO: "If you're a young American who can't afford to live here, then maybe you shouldn't live here."

What's everyone's most elitist opinion?

In your opinion what is the biggest threat to humanity

U.S. student loan delinquency and defaults hit record high

Milton Friedman: “The government doesn’t have any money. Only people have money. The government only gets money by putting its hand in your pocket and taking it out.”

Abundance discourse is really, really into the idea of an American Pearl River Delta getting built in America, ideally in the Bay Area, but we actually already have one. It's Greater Houston, and it's on track to be 10 million people in 2040.