Ebenezer Mudgett

@elonmusk It’s amazing how often the regulations are written by industry leaders to advantage themselves, and to disadvantage smaller companies in that very same industry. It is not just the volume of regulations, but also the nature and target/s of the regulations.

@UselessOpinio @JohnDePetroshow Future rocket surgeons

@JohnDePetroshow The video quality isn't great but can someone tell me if those are future doctors or are they future lawyers?

Beach brawl, three stabbed

@SGTWipper1Each Band of Brothers

Best US Military Movies ranked: 1. Apocalypse Now (1979) 2. Saving Private Ryan (1998) 3. Full Metal Jacket (1987) 4. Patton (1970) 5. Platoon (1986) 6. Black Hawk Down (2001) 7. The Thin Red Line (1998) 8. Glory (1989) 9. Hacksaw Ridge (2016) 10. American Sniper (2014)

@myWinnipesaukee I need to try one of their pies. 🐷

Try this place!!! Baked by the Lake Bread Company In Wolfeboro

@CorporalKscards @paulswaney3 That is barely food, brother.

@EbenezerMudgett @paulswaney3 The 90s?

In the Navy, I ate chicken thighs and rice (when I wasn't in the galley) Now I too watch people making $70K spend $28 on lunch every day and call it a cost of living problem. It's not. It's a discipline problem.

@CorporalKscards @paulswaney3 The 90s are well in the rear view mirror.

@paulswaney3 I use to pay $5 at lunch. We have an inflation problem idiot.

@paulswaney3 Prep cook meals on Sunday, eat frozen meals for lunch. Do it often to accumulate a variety. Warm weather, grill a bunch of chicken and steak tips to throw on a big salad. Watching coworkers spend $15+ for crap every day cracks me up.

@AuronMacintyre The NYPD qualifies as the world’s 7th largest standing army. He’s the commander in chief… let that sink in.

The problem with Mamdani is not his ideology, the problem is that he is here Because of our absurd laws and ridiculous conception of citizenship a man who hates our country and wants to subvert it is not only allowed to come here, but allowed to hold incredible power

@GigaBeers Theater, just like the fake crying at the fence at the border.

AOC flew to Alabama to tell Southerners they have nothing to fear — from inside a bulletproof cage. The message: I believe in you. Just not enough to stand near you.

@Skelly4Liberty Forget the Constitution?! WTAF?! 🤬

“Every time we've needed Thomas Massie to forget the Constitution and vote with us, he hasn't done so”. I don't know, VPJD, it seems like it's the administration that's the problem, not Massie.

@EricLDaugh @drawandstrike WTAF?! The hubris…

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump just revealed the White House ballroom is MUCH more than we previously thought He's building a straight-up MILITARY hospital, military meeting rooms, a drone port, 360 degree defenses, and more "We can have all sorts of military SNIPERS." "You might want to take a look at the complexity. These are all different rooms out here. They're building a hospital." "They're building a military hospital. They're building research facilities, also meeting rooms and rooms that go hand in hand for the military using the ballroom — and the ballroom is really a shield and protecting all of the things in there." "This goes, as you see, it's already up to the ground. This goes down very deep. You get a better view right over here. This is down, and because we've already done these floors, but these are already down two floors." "That is down about six stories deep. That's fixed up. Normally, when you build a ballroom, you build a flat."

@jeremykauffman They hate Trump far more than they like Massie.

I want Massie to win tomorrow. I would vote for him without reservation. But asking why the NYT is willing to run a glowing article like this is absolutely a fair question. If Massie was a threat to the left, would this be run?

@AnnCoulter When it’s all said and done, they won’t agree with him on immigration either. Watch your backs Trumpbots.

Only 43% of Republican supporters think the Iran War will be worth the cost. Only 55% want the next GOP president to follow Trump's lead. But 80% approve of Trump's job performance on IMMIGRATION. (That's his highest number.)

@realMaalouf The strategy has changed but the intent remains.

@realMaalouf Just look at what Mohammedans have done to Lebanon.

Approximately 85% of the world’s refugees are Muslims. But for some reason they don’t seek asylum in over 50 Muslim countries. They only want to go to non-Muslim countries. Any ideas why?!

@JackPosobiec The Tall Ships sailing by off the coast of MA on their way to Boston Harbor.

What do you remember about the 1976 Bicentennial?

@unquirer I get political texts from Georgia quite frequently. Problem is I haven’t lived there since Fall 2002. I was also registered as a Republican. But, I get spam from DCP candidates.

Man In Alabama just received absentee ballot from Belfast Maine - he hasn't lived in the state for 6 years. Since states do not share voter data, how would they know if someone voted in Alabama and Maine?

Dear President Trump, No one has aligned with Democrats and undermined your agenda more often than Senators John Thune and Lindsey Graham. No one. Thomas Massie is small potatoes. It’s time to focus on the biggest obstacles within your own party. Sincerely, America

@AnnCoulter Might have had something to do with the new gold backed currency he was establishing in Africa? No central bank?

My new article in the Spectator! "Why I'm Never Rubio" In 2011, Rubio had just landed in the Senate, representing the state of Florida – not to be confused with the “Libyan National Liberation Army.” His first major political act was to write a letter to his Senate colleagues, urging Congress to authorize US military action explicitly aimed at removing Muammar Gaddafi. “The world is a better place when America is willing to lead,” he said. (Stirring!) Actually, Libya was already a better place in 2011 because of the Iraq War. After President Bush attacked Iraq, Gaddafi was terrified that he’d be next and promptly agreed to dismantle his nuclear and chemical warfare programs and allow international weapons inspectors unconditional access. He also paid billions of dollars to the victims of previous Libyan terrorist attacks. That was in 2003. But in 2011, the regime was still not to Rubio’s liking. Gaddafi was mean to his own people. America must act! We orchestrated a no-fly zone, air strikes and targeted bombings to destroy Gaddafi’s armed forces. As a direct result, the world became a much, MUCH worse place. When he was alive, Gaddafi made a deal with Europeans: in exchange for billions of dollars, he offered to hold back the millions of “starving and ignorant Africans” clambering to get into Europe. As soon he was gone, the floodgates opened. Sweden went from a country where rape and gun violence were virtually nonexistent to the rape and gun-crime capital of Europe. Countries like Norway, Germany and Denmark were forced to hold classes teaching refugees not to rape European girls. (“To force someone into sex is not permitted in Norway.”) The rape rate increased 350 percent in the UK, 300 percent in France and more than 150 percent across the EU. Thanks to the "refugees," social welfare programs are collapsing, anti-Semitic attacks have gone through the roof, Jews are fleeing France and Europe is about to become the next caliphate. GREAT IDEA, MARCO!

@IngrahamAngle Oh boy, you too?

If Massie is a “true conservative,” then why does everyone on the Left want him to win?

@infolibnews @ThomasEWoods Like most of the bobbleheads on Fox, he’s a DCP member in disguise.

Fox News' Bill Hemmer, in a carefully crafted lie by omission, portrays Ed Gallrein as the fundraising underdog facing off against Rep. Thomas Massie. "[Massie's] raised twice as much as you have," he tells Gallrein. He then puts up a deceptive graphic that's clearly aimed at leading his viewers to think Massie's team is outspending Gallrein's. Gallrein then claims Massie's being funded by unnamed "liberal elites" who someone in the media ought to "look into," and rather than offer any pushback (all donations over $200 are public), Hemmer says "mm-hmm"—effectively nodding along and taking a side despite being a supposed "impartial journalist." Of course, there was no mention of the fact that nearly all of Gallrein's funds are coming from Israel Lobby super PACs and most of that money traces back to three Israel First billionaire donors: Miriam Adelson, Paul Singer and John Paulson. That was all just deceptively bundled in the nondescript "overall funds spent" category of Fox's graphic. This is journalistic fraud.