American Liberty Caucus

Happy 39 trillion 🥳

GM. A strong country doesn't have $39 trillion in debt.

@jingles2423x @ThomasEWoods

@ALCaucus @ThomasEWoods

Boomers in 2030: ok, you were right about Iraq and Iran, and frankly everything in between, but this war with Turkey is really necessary

@ThomasEWoods We're so tired.

@LPWV Hey, @lpmi, You're not the only ones with water issues.

Southern West Virginia is facing a water crisis that no civilized society should tolerate. Families in McDowell, Wyoming, Mingo, and Logan counties are boiling water, hauling jugs from fire stations, and praying that the next brown trickle from their tap won’t make their children sick. This is not the result of bad luck, bad weather, or bad fortune. It is the predictable outcome of a political system that has spent decades centralizing control, blocking competition, and insulating itself from accountability. The Libertarian Party of West Virginia believes the truth must be said plainly: our state’s water systems are failing because government monopolies are failing. For generations, Charleston has treated rural water infrastructure as a political trophy, something to be funded when convenient, ignored when inconvenient, and controlled at all costs. Local communities have been stripped of authority, private innovators have been shut out, and residents have been told to “wait their turn” for repairs that never come. The result is exactly what any student of economics or history would expect: crumbling pipes, chronic contamination, and a bureaucracy more focused on paperwork than potable water. A monopoly has no incentive to serve, and West Virginia has built one. In southern West Virginia, residents have no meaningful choice in water providers. They cannot switch to a competitor. They cannot demand better service. They cannot refuse to pay for water they cannot safely drink. They are captive customers of a system that answers only to regulators and politicians, not to the people who depend on it. When a private company fails to deliver a safe product, it loses customers. When a government protected monopoly fails, it gets a bigger budget. This is not accountability. It is institutionalized neglect. West Virginians are resilient, but they shouldn’t have to be this resilient. We are tough and always have been. Neighbors are delivering water to the elderly. Churches are distributing bottled supplies. Volunteer fire departments are filling the gaps left by agencies with far larger budgets and far fewer results. But resilience should not be an excuse for government failure. It should be a reminder of what communities can accomplish when they are empowered, and what they could accomplish if the state stopped standing in their way. Real solutions require decentralization, competition, and transparency. The Libertarian Party of West Virginia calls for a fundamental shift in how our state approaches water infrastructure: • Decentralize control. Local communities must have the authority to manage, contract, or replace failing systems without begging Charleston for permission. • Allow competition. Private and cooperative water providers should be free to enter the market, innovate, and offer alternatives where government systems have collapsed. • End political gatekeeping. Infrastructure funds should be transparent, auditable, and insulated from the political favoritism that has plagued southern counties for decades. • Empower citizens. Residents should have the right to demand independent testing, public reporting, and immediate action when water quality fails basic standards. These are not radical ideas. They are the foundation of every functioning service economy in the world. The only place they seem radical is in a state where political power has been centralized for so long that many have forgotten what accountability looks like. West Virginians deserve better, and we know it. The people of southern West Virginia are not asking for special treatment. They are asking for what every human being deserves: clean, safe, reliable water. They are asking for a system that works, not one that makes excuses. They are asking for leaders who will stop treating their suffering as a photo opportunity and start treating it as a moral obligation.

@LPNational No President should be.

The President should not be surrounded by people who are afraid to disagree with him. Laura, you’re fostering a dangerous echo chamber.

@LauraLoomer @TulsiGabbard @joekent16jan19 "I want an echo chamber so people don't know the truth."

SCOOP: @TulsiGabbard’s political staff expect that she is about to RESIGN, following the resignation of her colleague @joekent16jan19. This comes after two days of her testimony in front of Congress this week where she never once expressed support for President Trump or his decisions. Instead, she used her time during the hearings to affirm President Trump’s right to make decisions as President of the United States, making it clear she doesn’t support those decisions. Despite what she is telling the White House, one of her closest advisors anticipates her resignation is coming soon. President Trump should not allow Gabbard the dignity of a resignation, followed by her immediately trashing him on MSDNC, CNN, the View, and Tucker Carlson’s podcast. @SusieWiles @DanScavino @MarcoRubio

GM. NPCs are ruining this country.

@AwakenWithJP 😮‍💨

Hello America, Israel is your master now! Here's why. Enjoy...

@atrupar Hegseth is a clown dancing on the graves of dead Americans

Hegseth: "My 13 year old son popped into my office last night while I was editing these remarks. He asked about the war and the families I met at Dover. I looked at him and said, 'They died for you, son. So your generation doesn't have to deal with a nuclear Iran.'"

@DerrickEvans4WV It's time to break the cycle Derrick.

🚨 JUST IN: Greg Gutfeld shuts down claims that President Trump was manipulated by Israel into striking Iran. "You have 40 YEARS of Trump talking about Iran!" "He said what he'd do to Iran in the 1980s!"

@CobaltAzurean 🤣

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ICYMI. We broke.

@CobaltAzurean @disclosetv

@disclosetv That's a lot of billions 😏

NOW - Hegseth confirms the Pentagon is seeking about $200,000,000,000 billion for the Iran War: "It takes money to kill bad guys."

@_NamrokNamrok_ @disclosetv 😭

@disclosetv Money printer go brrr

*sigh*

@disclosetv Smh.