from Texas!

@Policy_Solution @POTUS @DrOzCMS Two people on Medicare in the house. We're getting 4 or 5 AI robocalls a day for Medicare cash back programs. The scam is moving.

Medicare fraud is not victimless. It drains taxpayer dollars, exploits vulnerable seniors, and turns safety-net programs into cash machines for criminal networks. Kudos to @POTUS and @DrOzCMS for protecting the safety net and putting patients first.

@Arkypatriot I'm was never in the Navy. However at 67 I can remember getting screwed over by the woman who did screw her way to the top. It's fair to remember that people judged you unfairly because there were too many women screwing their way to promotion.

Very unpopular opinion At 72, I remember when women were told whole careers were “not for us,” and some couldn’t even get a credit card without a man attached to their name. I don’t expect women, half my age or any man to understand what we have been through. If we did well, we were accused of screwing our way to the top, even though we performed our jobs admirably with no sexual favors In the United States, many women effectively needed a husband, father, or other male co-signer to get a credit card or loan until the mid-1970s. The major turning point was the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, passed in 1974. That law made it illegal for lenders to discriminate based on sex or marital status. Before that, banks could — and often did — refuse women credit unless a man backed the account, even if the woman had her own income. A lot of younger people genuinely don’t realize how recent that was. Women today can serve in combat roles, run companies, fly fighter jets, and hold office — but there are women still alive who remember being treated like legal dependents So forgive me if I don’t clap along while today’s powerful women treat politics like the bachelor or some other sexual reality show. Some of us fought to be taken seriously. Not turned into a punchline.

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So basically he kidnapped and murdered this woman, raped her dead body and his bail is 15k?

So … a “technical issue” caused Google to replace current photos of LA with old, pre-fire images? Was the “technical issue” that Google “technically” wanted to help the incumbent mayor win reelection?

“There have always been ignorant people, but they haven't always had college degrees to make them unaware of their ignorance. Some people imagine that they are well informed because they have memorized a whole galaxy of trendy dogmas and fashionable attitudes.” — Thomas Sowell

Nathan & Tristan of Bloomington, IL who are taking part in our 50 yard challenge are back in action with another lawn ! Great job!

@RickyDoggin They need gates and safe rooms

Cultural Enrichment?

This is a few-months-old post; I am reposting it now. These are the beautiful Druze people—my people. I am profoundly proud to have been born among them in that unique corner of the world. Today, they gather in a public square, singing through their tears, mourning with dignity and grace. They have once again been subjected to a brutal, barbaric massacre at the hands of Islamic extremists, targeted only because they are Druze, not Muslims. The Druze are a secular, peace-loving people who have survived for over a thousand years in one of the harshest and most unforgiving places on Earth. They preserved their identity and held fast to their humanity by rejecting jihadism and takfirism. At times, they kept their spiritual beliefs and philosophy about God, life, and death hidden deep within—not out of shame, but to avoid offending those who could not tolerate free thought or diversity—in a land where the charge of apostasy is ever ready and the punishment swift and merciless. Yet they never bowed down when attacked. This time was no different. On July 13, thousands of barbaric ISIS and al-Qaeda fighters, supported by the extremist regime in Syria, stormed their city, executing families in their homes, looting and burning neighborhoods to ashes, and slaughtering nearly 4,000 innocent souls. Their only crime: they were Druze. Even in the face of unimaginable horror, the Druze stood their ground. They fought back, defended their city, and drove the savage invaders out. Only Israel came to their defense and helped immensely in halting the genocide planned for them, while every other country in the world looked the other way. Now the city stands under siege, its people grieving but unyielding—surrounded by the silence of a world that seems to have forgotten them. They are mourning the fallen, holding pictures of their loved ones. They are not broken. Their tears are sacred. Their strength is eternal.

This young woman @MaeveHalligan understands how we destroy children’s lives IN SCHOOLS with encouraging them to be trans. Utterly brilliant speech on how gay people have been hounded for the last decade. MUST WATCH.👇

@Miss_Snuffy @MaeveHalligan Outstanding

@MarioNawfal You've become so predictable

🇺🇸🇨🇳 Trump’s Beijing visit looked less like a show of U.S dominance and more like China politely humoring a declining superpower. Despite the red carpets, banquets, and carefully choreographed ceremonies, Xi gave Trump virtually nothing of substance in return. No major trade breakthrough. No guarantees on rare earth access. No concrete movement on Iran. Just vibes, photo ops, and enough pageantry to keep cable news busy for 48 hours. The Atlantic summed it up brutally: “When America extends its hand, no one rushes to grasp it anymore, and when it threatens, no one feels fear anymore.”

@Gavin_McInnes Evil so horrific that people turn away because they can't process it. Cowards

One of the reasons the elites ignore the Muslim grooming gangs is they simply can’t handle the levels of horror these attacks reach. Such as… -nailing a girl’s tongue to a block of wood while she’s raped. -having them dig their own graves. -drenching them in gasoline. -branding girl’s asses with an M for Mohammad. -raping girls under the Pakistani flag. The list goes on. It’s much easier just to assume we’re lying and the problem isn’t real.

@thforshaw @Not_the_Bee Both things have the same goal. Tax dollars. Which of course will go to skimming NGOs

@Not_the_Bee Overrun by illegal immigrants? No problem. All are welcome. Overrun by actual Americans? OMGWTFBBQ+ It's a crisis. If only there was some way to make room...

Seattle considers state of emergency due to all of the 2SLGBTQIA+ refugees from Texas notthebee.com/t9cc5

@zriboua This is a wonderful idea @elonmusk

90 million Iranians don’t have access to the internet, and we have the IRGC sycophants on X posting whatever they want, it should be a rule that regime operators cannot use a social media platform unless their people have access to it as well.

@DONKINGDONOSO @Jmacpublishing @ClownWorld That he doesn't know what it means just proves him an idiot

@Jmacpublishing @ClownWorld But u know that's not what he means

"I wouldn't advise my children to go to the U.S. today, get their education there, and work there." That's what Germany's Chancellor said about the United States. Pretty unbelievable coming from the leader of a country that depends on America for defense, benefits from American-funded pharmaceutical innovation, and expects U.S. taxpayers to keep footing the bill. Americans pay some of the highest drug prices in the world while countries like Germany negotiate lower prices off the back of American research. Trump was right to call Europe out for taking advantage of the United States for years.

@akafaceUS We had a pool party with a much midnight formal pageant, pool side. Prime rib and champagne. We were too busy watching fireworks to pick up the phone.

Everyone picked up the phone to see if the lines went out and went on there way. It was basically the same as 2012

Jihadist atrocities against Nigerian Christians are of Biblical scope in horror and scale.

Well wouldn’t you know it, Nick Kristof and the NYT had to get out their horseshit, Der Stürmer-worthy op-ed just before Silenced No More was published. They were right to be nervous. This is a gruesome tidal wave of verified, ice-cold, damning evidence, which painstakingly documents the horrific sexual abuse committed by Hamas and Gazan “civilians.” It’s available now for all to see. The report (link below) is the product of a two-year independent investigation conducted by the Civil Commission on October 7 Crimes by Hamas Against Women and Children, an NGO established specifically to document and preserve evidence of gender-based atrocities committed during the massacre and hostage captivity. The commission was founded by legal scholar and human rights researcher Cochav Elkayam-Levy and includes jurists, prosecutors, legal scholars, trauma experts, researchers, and specialists in international human rights law. The investigation documents crimes committed against victims representing 52 nationalities and was assembled with input from international scholars, legal experts, prosecutors, trauma specialists, and human rights researchers. The report spans roughly 300 pages and draws on an evidentiary archive including more than 430 testimonies and interviews, over 10,000 photographs and video files, nearly 2,000 hours of visual documentation and forensic analysis, eyewitness testimony, hostage accounts, first responder evidence, and material gathered for future legal proceedings and historical recordkeeping. The commission concludes that the sexual violence committed on October 7 and during captivity was “systematic, widespread, and integral” to the attacks themselves. This may be the single most important factor in understanding the scope of what not only Israel is up against, but certainly the entirety of the Jewish people — and anyone who wishes to resist the slide into utter barbarism. Trust me, none of this is pleasant. And for those who have wondered why I’ve become so obsessed with trying to convey that this is a civilizational issue, you’re about to find out why. Not rumor. Not “social media misinformation.” Not partisan fantasy. Not the New York Times. This is accredited investigative and legal documentation assembled for evidentiary, judicial, academic, and historical purposes. Prepare yourself. civilc.org/silenced-no-mo…

A year ago, I argued that the decline in U.S. test scores was not a pandemic-related setback, but evidence of a decades-long structural crisis in American education. Today’s @nytimes article finally points in the same direction: nytimes.com/2026/05/13/ups… I broke this down in my May 2025 @ManhattanInst brief on the Nation’s Report Card: manhattan.institute/article/the-na…