Brian Johnson

@CommissionerJP @RepMackenzie Do you think a company such as Mack Trucks was consulted by @GovernorShapiro and would have been a great fit to represent Pennsylvania? Shapiro can't be gone soon enough!

I find it hard to believe no PA small businesses would want to be part of this national event. I’m sure we could find some Lancaster County businesses that would want to show what they do to the whole country. Governor Shapiro should not stop America250 celebrations because he does not like the President. It looks small. America250 is not about any one person and Pennsylvania businesses should have a chance to take part.

@thecyberfam I wonder if the president is due anywhere nearby any time soon, could it be prepositioning motorcade assets?

What. The Heck. Was. This??! At 10:15 this morning on 441 in Nicholson, GA we passed this convoy consisting of 1 large van followed, in tight formation, by NINE identical, large, blacked-out SUVs. Anybody have any ideas?

@chrisclarkefly Dude likely making $200,000+ a year, perfectly executes a skilled maneuver right in front of a camera coincidentally flashing the company logo at you on the bottom of a $300,000,000 jet while a film crew hovers in a helicopter nearby and you think it’s not a planned photoshoot 🤣

Can anyone point me to the specific regulation that was violated that would cause the pilot to lose their license? Not sure § 91.13 Careless or reckless operation applies here.

@mizzouXC @VoteMeHarder @CARandDRIVER Exactly what I’m saying. Single woman who lives and works locally and gardens on the weekend would probably love it. Certain types of old retired guys might like it. It’s gonna be good for gardening and taking the kayaks to the local lake. Some people like that stuff.

@Brian71583 @VoteMeHarder @CARandDRIVER Only worthless if you use it for truck things. This is a cheap commuter st best only useful for picking up 12 bags of mulch on your way home

Slate announced a base price of $24,950 for its "Blank Slate" pickup, but that doesn't include an as-yet-unannounced destination charge. That price does include a larger battery than previously announced, now measuring 63 kWh, providing 205 miles of range and the ability to charge through a NACS port. Slate claims to have 180,000 reservations so far and will start delivering in the fourth quarter of this year.

Personally I do not, it doesnt fit my lifestyle. But that doesn’t mean I don’t know what lifestyles it fits. I interact with the vehicles and people who have them everyday. I totally agree they don’t fit every lifestyle. It doesn’t fit mine. But they’re neat and they may break into some of the “Subaru” market and maybe appeal to that quirky Honda Element crowd

@Brian71583 @CARandDRIVER Honest question do you own or have you ever owned an EV?

I don’t disagree. Well I disagree that I’m retarded. But I don’t disagree with my original point or your point. Kinda goes hand in hand. For the right buyer it makes sense. Elderly, environmentally conscious, maybe someone who lives and works in a smaller town and just does gardening at the most, there could be a whole host of attributes that appeal to someone. Hell, I agree it’s worthless to someone who drives 30 or 40 miles a day each way to work in all 4 season, takes their boat to the lake on the weekend, and does heavy side projects. It’s neat, some people like different , some people don’t do a lot of heavy work.

@Brian71583 @VoteMeHarder @CARandDRIVER You're retarded. For the same price I can get a very low mileage real vehicle of known higher quality, a dealership network, etc. This thing is trash

@Crime_Penguin You’re not wrong but when customers have been gouged by “packages” for years and a $27k car is insanely more than you expected to pay by the time you sign… you gravitate towards a different business model.

I always want to be optimistic about new carmakers but I’m having trouble seeing why the base Maverick isn’t a compelling buy over the base Slate for $3k more.

Only worthless if you buy one for an all around vehicle. Daily commute plus weekend projects/leisure with plans to charge it after work/ at the end of the day. it’d be great. Even if it was as low as 100 mile real range not many people would be hindered by that… plug it in at night just like your phone.

@CARandDRIVER "205 mile range". That's max estimated range under ideal conditions (like not speeding or running the ac/heat. 205 max = maybe 150 miles without stuff like towing a load or the back full of cargo. Oh and God forbid its winter and you are running the electric heater. Worthless.

President @realDonaldTrump with the President of Mack Trucks, Stephen Roy!

@HAlexSchmid @Breaking911 I’m sure the media is going off of some itinerary posted… AF1 landed in Reading for his Macungie visit.

@Breaking911 It’s Macungie, no where near Reading

WATCH: President Trump inspects a lineup of Mack Trucks in Reading, Pennsylvania ahead of his appearance on stage.

@6abc @Grok what does the FCC accuse ABC’s Philadelphia affiliate 6abc WPVI of doing to threaten their licensing?

No one supports your community like 6abc. But the FCC questions that commitment. More info: 6abc.com/post/tell-fcc-…

@25thPAC @nicksortor @grok what percentage of the Volvo Group does Geely own? Do they have a controlling stake or is it financial only? Do they own anything that should be construed as “owning” the Volvo Group?

@nicksortor God's perfect idiot strikes again... Made in the US, owned by the Chinese... literally. Mack Trucks itself is a subsidiary of the Volvo Group which is owned by the Chinese multinational automotive conglomerate, Zhejiang Geely Holding Group (commonly known as Geely Holding)

🚨 NOW: President Trump holds a rally JAMPACKED workers at a MAC TRUCKS facility in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania The crowd broke out in DEAFENING chants of “USA! USA!” Thankfully, President Trump can shift focus back to DOMESTIC policies, like the American manufacturing revival, now that the Iran situation is simmering down. Mac's facility in Lehigh Valley is 1.7 MILLION square feet, and employees THOUSANDS of blue collar Americans 🇺🇸

I know plenty of you will downplay this, but I hope some of you will really take it to heart. Just a regular dude telling you how it is.😎

This is what the rest of the World Cup is missing out on by not allowing tailgating. Philadelphia has done it right

@HotMoozik @DebBrow16344984 @MeowingTism @bkovoDC @RichSpence10 There is zero chance that you're not just rage-baiting people 😂

@DebBrow16344984 @MeowingTism @bkovoDC @RichSpence10 Tell me you don't know how chemical dispersion works without telling me. The ducks in the splash zone aren't waiting for phase 2 dilution.

This morning at the reflecting pool

Let me explain why I think Freddy resonates. Lots of Europeans visit the USA as tourists. They visit New York City, or Washington DC, or Hollywood, or Las Vegas, and if they visit natural beauty too, they go to really crowded places like the Grand Canyon or Yellowstone. So while they see our cultural and natural icons, they are mostly in blue cities and they therefore also see the decline, the homeless, the drugs, the dirt and the rude, rude Americans. But Freddy is not doing that. Freddy is driving, and he’s doing it through the heartland, where people are kind and polite, the skies are wide open, and the bounty of Buc-ees and Bass Pro Shops are overwhelming. Freddy is not seeing fentanyl and decline. He is seeing the real, hopeful, patriotic, kind America that European tourists rarely traverse. And he loves it. That’s why Freddy is a phenomenon.

@tsnorton67 @MDMorrison82 Or just enjoy the rare display of something awesome you’ll never see randomly in a neighborhood again

@MDMorrison82 Probably broke noise ordinance call the cops.

In the dead of night the Scots arrived at the Airbnb across the street. Decked out and playing the pipes at 6:30 am. So it begins…

@theguardrailguy Check your message, possibly message requests folder, sent you one you’ll like last week.

Worst Guardrail Splice in the WORLD!!

@MiamiRadioBeast @RetiredAFRN This you?

@RetiredAFRN Ya know. Higher revenue does not necessarily mean a surplus of funds . With an influx of population there is more demands on and for services . Insurance costs have gone up. Labor costs have gone up . Everything is more expensive . But you do you .

Stupid question. I mean, I know I’m a bleeding heart liberal, but how does the state of Florida expect to pay for necessary services with less tax dollars coming in?