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@SensibleFascist Yeah and another silver lining is that the two Sentate seats we could lose are two of the worst Republicans in Tillis and Collins. Not that I want to lose the seats at all, but something to consider.

Honestly? at this point even if the GOP does lose the house, I think the midterms may still ultimately be a win for us. While we may have less Republican representatives overall, the quality of the reps we do have is about to go up more than it ever has before.

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It’s tough to make boomers understand that universities are the enemy, just a generational thing. A lot of them get butthurt if you mildly regulate their curriculum. They just don’t understand how bad it’s gotten.

"Bill Cassidy" get FUCKED

@defytheeye1 @SocalStrategies If you know anything about primaries 85% of voters are over the age of 45.

@SocalStrategies This is the most boomer-heavy model imaginable. 83% of your electorate is over 45. That’s an extreme assumption given everything we know early voting trends and record turnout

New SoCal Strategies KY CD4 Republican Primary Poll Ed Gallrein: 49% Thomas Massie: 42% Undecided: 9% n=450 LV 5/15-16 @socaldata/note/p-198064733?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=4aupgp" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@socaldata/not…

Kentucky 4th congressional district Republican primary 🔴 Ed Gallrein: 49% 🔴 Thomas Massie (inc): 42% SoCal poll | 5/15-5/16

@zerohedge Theyre correct.

Why One Bank Thinks It's "Magical Thinking" That Hormuz Reopens In June zerohedge.com/economics/why-…

At an ice cream shop in the middle of rural central Virginia, and everyone around me is wearing veils and speaking Hindi. I’m so tired of this man.

@EiratheIntern @atlanticesque They were really great times. However, there was a price for it we are paying now.

@Father_McCarthy @atlanticesque I miss the 2010s

1865 to 1929 was America’s true golden age and the fact that no modern milieu, party or personality claims it as its heir just shows how bankrupt our age is

@causeiexist @atlanticesque @EiratheIntern Just because zoomers and mellenials got screwed over in the end does not mean it was not an exceptional time for Gen-Xers, boomers, silent and Greatest generation folks.

@Father_McCarthy @atlanticesque @EiratheIntern Was it a golden age if it was all one big party burning through all our resources for arrogance and basically hedonism?

@1856easychoice @Griot2325 @ProfWiseAss @JWolf17FTW Shale can ramp quickly and Biden blocked the Keystone XL which could have brought an additional 1 million barrels a day from Alberta.

@Griot2325 @ProfWiseAss @JWolf17FTW You do understand how long it takes to drill oil right

Man if only the last guy in office didn’t kill one of the biggest most important oil pipeline deals in the first week of his presidency. If only that same guy didn’t deplete our strategic oil reserves. We could’ve used those in times like these. Oh well…

@FischerKing64 Recent inflation is far more due to the end of globalization and supply chain shocks post COVID. It has little to do with "government spending". The world is learning that placing super critical supply chains in the most volatile region of the planet was not very intelligent.

The debt trap we are in both as a country and as individuals is really alarming if you stop and think it out. Inflation is rising again, driven by oil prices which affect everything else, which means the Fed is inclined to hold rates steady or even increase them again. Prices have risen so much starting with the Biden presidency that consumers could actually use some deflation. When people say ‘inflation is lower’ they just mean prices are rising less quickly. Consumers could use actual reduction in prices of basic household things like beef and eggs - real deflation, not just lower inflation. But at the same time people have run up huge personal debts - credit cards are maxed out. So deflation isn’t good for them on that level, because their wages will go down too, but their debt stays the same - becomes harder to pay off. So large numbers of Americans could benefit and be harmed from deflation at the same time. Meanwhile the government is nearly $40 trillion in debt, needs inflation to lower the cost of paying the debt back - but this again hurts your average consumer. The interests of the federal government are at odds with the people who vote the representatives in. I know it’s in vogue to trash Dave Ramsey as advocating ‘boomer economics’ that just don’t make sense for young people with massive student loan debt, poor job prospects, and no chance to own a home. But somehow we are going to have get back to a situation where his ‘little or no debt’ advice makes sense again. It’s probably going to require some combination of a personal debt jubilee coupled with a national default - which will cause other problems. But our government, backed by a lot of wealthy finance people who like zero interest rates because it allows them to take large bets with big payoffs and little downside, has screwed the entire country over very badly. Congress is supposed to be in charge of the finances - and just look at them. It’s one of the most worthless groups of people ever assembled. Happy Saturday!

@atlanticesque @EiratheIntern 1982-2019 was absolutely a golden age. US defeated its number 1 adversary in the USSR. Achieved global domination ecomonically, politically and culturally. Record levels of peace of prosperity. Zoomers and mellenials might feel jaded about it, but that is the facts.

@EiratheIntern I don’t think any other age quite compares. 1943-1968 is like this period’s klutzy (but richer) younger sibling. 1968-1991 certainly isn’t it. 1991-2008, nor 2008-present either 1776-1829 is important but not the same. 1829-1865 is a nightmare. Some may say 1929-1943, but not I

@BoringTrent @MikeDrewWhat @seanmdav I would agree with this, actually.

@MikeDrewWhat @Father_McCarthy @seanmdav When I'm elected President all land in the CRP will be required to either be grazed with beef (or cut for hay). No more paying farmers to fallow.

We just relaxed tariffs on importation of Argentinian beef because the lack of U.S. supply relative to demand was jacking up prices, but now we are going to export the U.S. beef we were told we were short on to China? Make it make sense.

@Buffordjunior @BoringTrent @seanmdav I do not think reducing ranchers profit margin so Americans can save $1 a pound on beef is the correct answer. Droughts do not last forever, either.

@Father_McCarthy @BoringTrent @seanmdav America is drought stricken, grassland burning up. Ranchers aren’t going to increase herd size if there is no grassland. Western Nebraska is done for. It’s turning back into sand dunes.

@BoringTrent @seanmdav Short term pain for longterm gain. By allowing beef exports, ranchers will be encouraged to invest more capex and increase herd sizes. Long term effect will be more secure US beef product. Stopping beef exports would make ranchers keep smaller herds.

@Father_McCarthy @seanmdav As a beef consumer I don't want to have to compete against China.

That is exactly what we needed. We need to see an administrator bloated system shrunk down to its elite scholarly research core, sharing the security & wealth it generates, with the American researchers who actually generated it. We got cryptic visas/secrets-for-labor programs.

Welcome to the most asymmetric trade in modern financial history. The thread below lays out why. The opportunity exists because capital has chased the AI trade while ignoring the physical assets AI requires to run — assets that have quietly become the best-performing asset class of the decade. Since October 2020 when we first called for the commodity super cycle: QCI Total Return +217%, GSCI Total Return +205%, Gold +140%. NASDAQ trails at +130%. S&P 500 at +85%. The top three are all commodities. Yet oil cannot get out of its own way while copper and the broader atom complex prints fresh highs . That is the dislocation. That is the trade. Get long. Buckle in. Hang on for the ride. Forgive the longer posts in this thread — attempting to mimic my old 10-bullet commodity takes. On to it.

@mattforney If the Senior numbers are accurate he is cooked. Only 15% of Republican primary voters are under 45.

Notorious fraudster Rich Baris put out another fake poll and even he can't give Massie better than a 1 percent chance of winning. Also lol I thought Massie was the based anti-Zionist candidate? Did the Jews not get the memo?