Jack Blackstone

@pgipe @BMWUSA Porsche...

Hey @BMWUSA how do you make a sedan that can do 0-60 in 3s but can’t charge a phone? WTAF?

@washingtonpost There's a message here...

Breaking news: Republicans faced twin setbacks in their plans to redraw congressional maps, with members of their own party blocking new districts in South Carolina and a federal court halting them in Alabama. wapo.st/4vcguqN

@NewsNation Plz stop the EOs...across the board...

President Trump’s sudden postponement of an executive order on guardrails for artificial intelligence has reignited a discussion over innovation versus safety. NewsNation’s Elizabeth Prann explains.

@Jerusalem_Post % doesn't mean much without numerators/denominators..

Daniel detailed a 600% spike in vessels "going dark" in the Strait, explaining why the US Navy's five-to-seven-year shipbuilding timeline leaves Washington exposed against China, and names underwater infrastructure as the biggest threat the world is still choosing to ignore.

From the White House to global shipping desks, they all call Windward. CEO Ami Daniel on what's really happening in the Strait of Hormuz. youtube.com/watch?v=M3bCsJ…

@hughhewitt @Doranimated Only meaningful if it works...Battle of wills. Iran's problem is existential...USA not so much.

“Trump has already demonstrated, through action rather than rhetoric, that he is not Barack Obama. He introduced into these negotiations the element most absent from the Obama years: a credible and demonstrated willingness to use overwhelming military force against the Iranian regime.” —@Doranimated in @TheFP. Link in replies.

@washingtonpost Source ? …..…

U.S. arms sales to Taiwan have been “paused,” a senior U.S. military official said, fueling concerns among lawmakers and Taiwanese officials that President Trump’s support for the democratically governed island is wavering. wapo.st/4wLI6of

@WashTimesOpEd Get a life Judge Nap...selection bias...and you know it...

“Why let a president kill boat people without any due process? Why let a president start a war when the Constitution clearly reserves that authority in Congress?”

@SteveStuWill "Provocative" is fair...:-)

Why do women get PMS? Evolutionary biologist Michael Gillings offers a provocative suggestion: The condition nudged ancestral women to ditch infertile partners. stevestewartwilliams.com/p/domesticated…

@Doranimated Doubt it. But posting this crap is just tabloid journalism feeding the beast of attention seekers.

Yes, sick. And disturbing -- because I wonder whether twisted thinking like this is spreading beyond fringe groups.

@CCignettiIU Add this to Cignettiisms and transfer it to his coaching nuggets

Rear view mirror was disabled. Have to keep your eye on the bullseye!

@bonchieredstate @neontaster Groundhog Day...interesting that those reporting rise to the bait each time

So yet another “we have a deal” news cycle turns into Iran saying the same thing they’ve been saying for two months.

@Jerusalem_Post Vague, vague, vague...

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that some progress has been made on Washington's dispute with Iran and that the US might have "something to say" on the issue in the coming days. jpost.com/middle-east/ir…

@xx48232660 Grok states this is a highly doctored document. Not even close to an accurate Grok response. Just cop/paste it to Grok yourself.

Question - What is the best balance of raising taxes on the rich and eliminating loopholes that will balance the budget and provide needed services for our citizens? Grok says –

@ScottJenningsKY Source?

A shocking new poll shows that just 16% of men support the Democratic Party. I can't imagine why. I mean, they have people like James Talarico in Texas, a vegan who wants to take your meat and thinks there are 6 genders. It's truly a mystery 🤷‍♂️

@Jerusalem_Post "Conflicted"…what an understatement...

Pakistani diplomats are holding another round of talks with the Iranian foreign minister, while the US and Iran remain conflicted over Iran's enriched uranium stockpile. jpost.com/international/…

@Reuters Logical...TACO

Oil prices rise as investors doubt breakthrough in US-Iran peace talks reut.rs/4nIGCXC reut.rs/4nIGCXC

@Reuters The linked article, as increasingly common with Reuters, does not match the headline...An ongoing problem...

Indian shares rise after Trump signals possible nuclear deal with Iran reut.rs/3Riffrs reut.rs/3Riffrs

@GadSaad @cher @KamalaHarris @HillaryClinton Nice air-brushing of the photo

Dear @cher, I too am incredibly fearful. I've been hiding under my desk for years worried that Trump's militia might find us in Canada. Please hang in there. @KamalaHarris and @HillaryClinton will soon free us.

@ChaseLumpkin1 @insidethehall It's "Indiana University"…please...not University of Indiana...

Blessed to receive an offer from the University of Indiana!!🙏🏽

@AGHamilton29 Excellent post, AG

Some of us on the right were and continue to be critical of Trump because of where he falls short of our principled views and/or policy preferences. It bothers us that Trump isn't concerned about the national debt, that he supports harmful tariff policies, that he abuses pardon powers etc. None of that prevents us from supporting his administration when they do good things that are consistent with our principles. It certainly doesn't prevent us from cheering on border enforcement, encouraging a strong national defense/counter-terrorism strategy, or supporting better tax policies. Other people formerly on the right have made opposing Trump the central principle of their political ideology. They determine all of their policy views based on Trump's current policy preferences. Then there is another group that determines all of its views based exclusively on Israel now. Again, their guiding principle is driven exclusively by opposition/hate. Both of these groups are now increasingly allying themselves with left-wing extremists because their guiding political principle is centered on things that have nothing to do with policy outcomes or what's good for America. Even if they sometimes call themselves "America First". You will notice that we aren't the ones who changed any of our views. We aren't the ones suddenly pretending the threat from Islamic terrorism is overblown, that communism isn't that bad, or that Democrat extremism isn't a problem. We aren't the ones coordinating messaging with the left. We aren't the ones allying ourselves with Hasan Piker, Cenk Uygur, Anna Kasparian etc., or making excuses for open bigotry on the left. The mistake that some people have made is to assume that the group doing those things, which is now driven exclusively by hate (whether of Trump, Israel, Jews etc.) is still part of the right's coalition. They certainly aren't reliable elements of it, and there is no need to pander to them. Let them try to get power within their new coalition, while the right should focus on recruiting people who are driven by wanting competence and policy wins, not motivated exclusively by hate.