Clayton Rogue
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Clayton Rogue
@Clayton_Rogue
Data Engineer. Storm Chaser. Proud Father. Dog Dad. Bears Fan. 🇺🇸 Only.
Austin, TX Katılım Nisan 2009
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I love how TSA rules are different at every airport and they look at you like you're a fucking idiot when you don't speak their regional dialect of security theater.
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It was a lady cop? It was a rabbi coming out of PornHub headquarters? Shooter was a communist? The other cop was named Mohammed? It was in a gun free zone? Took place in Canada?
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Here I added the grass and a store link is in comments... 😂
John White@WhiteWeather_
Good luck
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One year ago today I photographed my first tornado near Matador, Tx.
Right place, right time. Now one of my favorite photographs.
#txwx
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A Japanese person who’s never left Japan is more American than Illhan Omar.
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Larry Wheels didn't expect Clavicular to be this HONEST about his WIFE in front of her 😬🤐
“You love your wife so much that sometimes you're not willing to put your foot down and say things that you don't like. I think you're so worried about losing her sometimes that you're sort of losing yourself.”
“Well, excuse the fact that she answered the question on your behalf. I mean, that was like an extremely like directed question towards and it seems like there's some sort of control sometimes, her sort of telling you how you feel.”
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The Epstein files came out and nothing meaningfully changed.
This means that law enforcement either cannot or will not punish the exposed criminals.
If you can figure out why that is, you will see the problem more clearly.
Imagine you're a local chief of police or FBI officer. You have enough evidence to make arrests or at least investigate.
You choose not to.
Why?
(It's because paychecks and seats of power are controlled by the criminals. You do not get rewarded for punishing them like you do when you give grandma Millie a traffic ticket.)
So whose responsibility is this now? And what are they supposed to physically do?
Do you see how difficult that question is to answer?
This is the punishment that you get for tolerating evil. For three generations, we have told each other to be "open-minded" by tolerating obvious evil and calling it "a different kind of good."
This is what happens when your people turn away from war. Anyone who makes war on you wins.
They say they are full of love. They say they are good people. They are actually cowards who will not fight evil.
You are in the middle of a war. Act like it. Every day.
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If Tesla came out with a CyberSUV, it would bankrupt Rivian
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Iryna was not a right-wing political pundit or activist. She was just an innocent White woman. The reason they're defacing her murals is that they all hate White people and want to kill us. At the very least, they like it when we're killed.
The first step is recognizing that. They want to kill you, put your head on a stick and then dance in front of it in celebration. If you can't get yourself to understand that, you're simply increasing your chances of becoming a victim.
Eric Daugherty@EricLDaugh
🚨 WTF?! Leftists are now DEFACING the mural of Iryna Zarutska in Chicago for the second time in two weeks The left is actually vile. They do not care about the sanctity of life, they only care about POWER.
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Raise H-1B fees to $100K and Big Tech does not stop hiring.
They stop hiring here.
The next loophole is not a visa.
It is offshoring.
Want to actually protect U.S. jobs? Start here:
1. End tax breaks for offshoring
• Close loopholes that let corporations deduct costs for moving jobs abroad.
• Reverse the perverse incentives that make it cheaper to offshore than to hire at home.
2. Tie federal contracts to U.S. hiring
• Any company receiving government contracts (defense, infrastructure, IT, healthcare) must meet strict domestic hiring quotas.
• No federal dollars should subsidize firms that ship jobs overseas.
3. Penalize outsourcing-heavy firms
• Impose fees or surtaxes on corporations that maintain large offshore headcounts while cutting U.S. staff.
• Make labor arbitrage less profitable than keeping jobs local.
4. Reward firms that invest in U.S. workers
• Provide tax credits for companies that hire and train American graduates, veterans, and underrepresented groups.
• Highlight “Made in America” labor the same way we do with manufacturing.
5. Mandatory transparency
• Require public reporting on the % of a company’s workforce that is U.S.-based vs. offshore.
• Shine a light on hidden outsourcing pipelines through shell staffing firms.
6. Reform OPT & staffing loopholes
• Crack down on body shops that “bench” H-1Bs or cycle OPT students at below-market wages.
• Enforce prevailing wage rules aggressively.
7. Invest in U.S. upskilling pipelines
• Fund large-scale training programs in cloud, cybersecurity, AI, and IT for American citizens.
• Partner with firms like SkillStorm to build a cleared, cloud-ready workforce without visa dependence.
8. Strategic tariffs or taxes on outsourced services
• Just like we tariff goods, consider modest levies on IT and back-office services outsourced abroad to rebalance costs.
@JDVance @SenEricSchmitt @SenatorBanks @RepGosar @SenatorDurbin @USCISJoe @SenSanders @berniemoreno
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A merger between SpaceX and Tesla would instantly create the Berkshire Hathaway of the modern century.
The capital raising and operational efficiencies if both were together are obvious.
If this were to happen, it would also bring us one step closer to having one equity instrument for all things Elon which many would want to buy.
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the funniest thing Trump could do is send in feds to take this guy
take it very seriously, prosecute him for a federal crime
see what his story ends up being
CrimeWatchMpls@CrimeWatchMpls
Anthony James Kazmierczak, 55, is being held on 3rd degree assault after spraying an unknown liquid from a syringe onto Rep. Ilhan Omar during her town hall earlier this evening.
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