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@LauraLoomer A conservative's guide on "How to evade lawfare when it happens": Step 1: Don't break the law. Step 2: ... Wait, thats it.

@Brian9665781821 @RpsAgainstTrump

NEW: The New York Times has obtained an email in which Pete Hegseth’s mother accused him of routinely abusing women over the years. “On behalf of all the women (and I know it’s many) you have abused in some way, I say … get some help and take an honest look at yourself…I have no respect for any man that belittles, lies, cheats, sleeps around and uses women for his own power and ego. You are that man (and have been for years) and as your mother, it pains me and embarrasses me to say that, but it is the sad, sad truth.” Penelope Hegseth wrote in 2018.

@TRUMP_ARMY_ But...covid 19 was harmless. Why bother?

🚨 BREAKING: Robert F. Kennedy jr Wants Dr Fauci to be charged in Court for his cover up of COVID 19 origins. Should he be charged? A. Yes B. No

I can 100% get behind garbage collecting all the legal speak that makes things difficult to navigate. So I back this (forgive the tesla environmental thing) benzinga.com/government/reg…

@OyVeyIzhMir @charlescwcooke That's certainly an opiniated theory, now tell me the results of the last century (w\ a dept of labor) vice the century preceding. Nothing is preventing states from their own implementation of standards. But we'd be an absolute laughing stock without national leadership here.

@DonThe3rd @charlescwcooke It's MORE competetive bc states in competition with each other produce better results. The states that fall behind gravitate to the winning formulas. Systems like OSHA lead to corporate capture. Big biz uses regs to kill rival small biz.

Awful pick.

@OyVeyIzhMir @charlescwcooke That's your opinion, but the idea of 50 different OSHAs and 50 different BLS and 50 different ways to settle labor disputes...without an aggregation among them is not a winning strategy to be globally competitive, nor being able to attract employers and protect workers. Naive.

@DonThe3rd @charlescwcooke We don't need an entire dept to keep a few guardrails in place. What's more the states can see to those guardrails. The competition among states ensures that. CA can try PRO act, for ex. And no, our Fed gov goes well beyond guardrails and has far too much centralized control.

@OyVeyIzhMir @charlescwcooke We have that, with guardrails for the whole of the US But since you are scientific mind, you already knew that, and already knew promoting multi variability without a baseline and control doesn't yield sound (labor) science.

@DonThe3rd @charlescwcooke Yes. I want labs of experimentation.

@OyVeyIzhMir @charlescwcooke In an increasingly border free world you want a patchwork of minimum labor regs, interpreted 54 different ways, based on physical geography. Really?

@charlescwcooke Do we even need a Dept of Labor? Sersly, what do they do that shouldn't be done at the state level?

@VivekGRamaswamy If there's one thing you'll learn soon in DC politics...there is no 'free' money

The federal government shouldn’t be in the business of giving away free money to non-governmental organizations. That should be obvious.

@FLouskii @CharlieKNews Do you just look at who picks them? Is that the only qualification to you?

@EndWokeness Its just too bad if you label it as "by the same mother" it definitely narrows that down

Extremely comforting fact: The incoming administration is filled with parents of large families who are heavily invested in humanity's future. Trump - POTUS: 5 children Vance - VPOTUS: 3 children RF Kennedy - HHS: 7 children Hegseth - Defense: 7 children Marco Rubio - SOS: 4 children Elon Musk - DOGE: 12 children Duffy - Transportation: 9 children Ratcliffe - CIA Director: 4 children Doug Burgum - Interior: 3 children Noem - DHS Secretary: 3 children Walz - National Security: 3 children

@RepJamesComer So he was incorrect. Great whostleblower

🚨🚨🚨 My staff just made contact with a new whistleblower who provided a credible account that a FEMA contractor visited the home of an elderly disabled veteran's family around October 10. While there, he recommended that the family remove Trump campaign materials and signs from their house and yard, stating that his FEMA supervisors view Trump supporters as domestic terrorists. The elderly homeowners were so frightened by this and afraid that they would not recover their loss that they removed the signs. Nevertheless, FEMA has not returned to their residence. This took place not in Florida, but Georgia.

@3yearletherman @Garfield @smithsonian @NASAVoyager @numanofficial @CivilWarMovie @Whitesnake @Copperfield I'm not sure that's right, but I don't know enough about garfield to dispute it. Carry on.

Happy birthday to America's 20th President, James A. Garfield! He holds the record for the shortest American President at only 4' 11". Garfield was a Major General for the South during America's Civil War. Garfield also discovered corn, and he was the first to extract juice from oranges.

@lorelei1950 Uh oh, elonia musk, our future first lady, doesn't like to be body shamed. Poor @elonmusk

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@pnjaban You guys are smoking dope if you think this circus is over 'credentials'

Matt Gaetz is a member of the Florida bar, went to a good law school (William & Mary), practiced law in private practice, and has been an elected official since 2010. Based on historical precedent, he is MORE than qualified to be the U.S. Attorney General. His leadership on important criminal justice issues while in Congress is an added benefit. It’s time for Republicans to drop their prissy insistence on some opaque set of credentials used mainly to disqualify people they don’t like, and understand that their role is advice and consent, not substitution of their sclerotic preferences for President Trump’s. If you voted for Merrick Garland, who went on to repeatedly run roughshod over the constitution (wrongful investigations, witch hunts, political theater over investigating states for improving their voting laws etc.) then you really have no standing to object to the nomination of @mattgaetz. He will set the policy, not litigate the cases. He will be surrounded by highly competent and professional deputies experienced in a wide range of legal disciplines. Can anyone doubt that the DOJ is well overdue for a top to bottom overhaul? It is part of the executive branch. The Republican Party won a decisive national victory and it’s time for us to stop playing political pattycakes and implement the change the American people so clearly want. Let’s go.

@slayorvizion @LibertyCappy Not really, but does tell you the demographic on X

@LibertyCappy Oh man. This poll tells you everything you need to know about government schools.

@LibertyCappy The left overs are shining

@digijordan Depends, if you think russia was justified in the following #Russian_Federation" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_i…

Has anyone actually ever told us why Russia is the ‘bad guy’?

@S4k4h89 @LawSelfDefense @Angry_Staffer Wow, 261B overseeing 6T in budget, nice overhead costs

@LawSelfDefense @Angry_Staffer The entire amount of government payroll is 261 billion. You could fire the entire government 11.5 times and still be under 3 trillion. It's obvious no one understands government spending

Republicans: We’re going to cut $3 trillion in spending! So… you’re just gonna cut roughly 10% of the GDP out of the economy and expect that to be a… good thing? Someone wanna break that down for me?

@LawSelfDefense @cenkuygur @elonmusk There is no conflict of interest bans from people entering government from industry

Hey @elonmusk, put me in charge of the Pentagon. I'll slash $400B easy. That'll get you 20% to your goal of $2T, right out of the gate. I went to Wharton three years before you. I own a media company, so I know how to run a business. If you really want to cut, put me in, coach.

@RedAlertFlorida @DrJillStein There should be no sacred cow for Doge. At issue is the overhead costs to ensure compliance with laws and regulations imposed on the executive. Relieve those requirements for agencies and you kill the root of the problem.

Why is the “Department of Government Efficiency” ignoring the biggest, most dangerous, most unaccountable boondoggle in the US Congressional budget?