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@Bellorris Says the South Asia agitator bot that had none of those things.

We had 24 hr Walmart, $1 McChickens, $5 foot longs, $20 full tanks, 99¢ stores... we had it all. What happened?

@SpeculatorArt Or you could pay the federal budget for about 8 months

If we forcibly seized the net worth of every billionaire in USA and redistributed it amongst US Citizens, each would get about $17,000. One time payment. So please tell me again how that's going to solve all your problems.

@MatrixMysteries There are no Walmarts in Australia. Your a paid agitator not in Australia

“I got denied by Walmart to be a cashier—and I’ve got a MASTERS degree” “I applied to 300 jobs. Only 11 even responded.” Meanwhile, America sold a generation the college dream, flooded the market with degrees, and packed the labor pool so tight even basic jobs are out of reach

@ResisttheMS Says the woman with a net worth of 120 million. She should be able to drop 110 million into helping others and have plenty of money to live on.

Rosie O'Donnell says that "it should be embarrassing to be a billionaire." "It should be embarrassing to have the ability to help society and choose not to." "How much can you have?!"

@SethAbramson Is the US responsible for the lives of everyone on the planet?

Would anyone else here be fine with Elon Musk being charged with 518,428 counts of Negligent Homicide?

@Geniustechw Says the bot account from Morocco

I could totally see her beating Vance or Rubio in debate, don’t you? 😳

@angertab Or third option, he gets congressional approval to continue

Trump better get it together. 7 days. That is all Trump has left before his 60 days of military action under the War Powers Resolution expires. Anything beyond that and he needs congressional approval to continue the war with Iran. He can extend it for 30 days, but only for the safe withdrawal of US forces. Iran knows this. So, one of two things is about to happen. Trump is about to open a can of whoop-ass like no other in the next week that will be designed to cripple the Regime, or a big fat nothing burger and the Iranian Regime wins politically (which the world can not afford).

@RepLuna @DC_Draino I think the issue was less about gambling and more about tipping off info on military plans and maneuvering.

Maybe not a popular take but I am calling for this guy to be pardoned. Unless the DOJ plans on going after all the crooks in congress currently insider trading, this is simply skewed justice. There is no “justice” when guys like this get the book thrown at him yet members are illegally profiting every day. I don’t agree with what he did and he should be required to disgorge all the profits however, unless the DOJ plans on doing Congress next, this is not justice.

@miles_commodore Very painfully aware of that fact.

DID YOU KNOW??? In October of 1981 the conventional 30-year fixed mortgage interest rate was 18.6%. The highest in American history.

@standingh20 @VinnysCorner1 First thing I thought of!!! 😂😂😂

@VinnysCorner1 Robin Ventura is talked about a lot here in Texas

Name a legendary third basemen that doesn’t get talked about enough I’ll start: Robin Ventura

@hetmehtaa IOT

i am a cybersecurity guy, scare me with one word

@YourAnonNews 🙄

He's going to kill us all: Trump 'tried to access nuclear codes but was stopped by military chief' themirror.com/news/us-news/t…

@Sassafrass_84 Why am I reminded by the movie “Wild in the Streets” by this post.

That's a good question. Why are we taxing 15-17 yr olds?

@Mappy6984 New NBA rule: if play stops due to an “injury” the “injured” played must be taken out of the game for 5 minutes game time to allow them to “recover.”

@vasalex93 @ManhattanMingle That’s worked so well historically. You should learn sone history.

@ManhattanMingle Communism is when government makes sure landlords don’t screw over people

Zohran Mamdani is now randomly knocking on doors and demanding to inspect peoples homes. This is communism.

@GlowSurfing Possibly the largest crowd I was ever in. 7/4/76 - downtown STL

I was 9 and it was a HUGE deal!! ♥️🇺🇸♥️🎆🎇

@EpicWarz Still only 20-1. The way they depicted this was like 25m Romans. The tank 50 cal machine guns would have created a wall of dead that the Roman’s would have to climb over to even get within now range of the soldiers.

2,000,000 Roman Soldiers VS 100,000 WW2 U.S Soldiers Army !

@swd2 You take your money and hang bourbon the store and buy it for them if you feel that strongly. Im sure they would appreciate it.

As of today, Florida SNAP recipients can’t buy soda or candy because God forbid we allow a single mom and her kids a few moments of happiness at the end of the day. 😡

@athenaeumbc @the_culturist_ Because it would be an indictment of the Dept of Ed

About 54% of U.S. adults (ages 16-74) — roughly 130 million people — read below a 6th-grade level. Why does nobody talk about this?

@ImMeme0 It’s all about the parents

UNREAL: Teacher is explaining why illiteracy among children has gotten so severe. She says she has 24 students, and about 50% show up without backpacks, books, papers, or even a pencil. In her view, many of them aren’t coming to school to learn. They don’t pay attention, follow directions, or participate. She spends a large part of the day just trying to keep them awake and minimally engaged. According to her, the issue goes beyond the classroom. She argues that many parents are not setting expectations for learning at home, and that lack of structure carries into school. Instead of teaching, she often feels like she’s managing basic behavior and trying to create a learning environment from scratch. The academic data reflects the problem. Roughly 34% of U.S. fourth graders read below basic levels, and math performance shows similar strain—about a quarter to a third of students perform below basic proficiency in math, depending on the assessment. When large numbers of students fall behind in both reading and math early on, it becomes harder for them to catch up later, putting long-term academic outcomes at risk.