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@EliLake I disagree. The press has beclowned themselves over the years and brought shame and wrath upon themselves. This person solidifies the feeling and casts a shadow on all the reporters at city hall. Let them fix their own house.

Whoever gave these ghouls press passes should be fired.

@WhyNeedOneNEWay @Jason @RepThomasMassie SCOTUS did not throw it out. They said it was a state matter and not for the federal judiciary.

@Jason @RepThomasMassie How about the $40 million Dramacrats spent to redistrict Republicans out of Virginia. Obama campaigned heavily for it. The entire measure was illegal as early voting had already started. The Supreme Courts of Virginia and the US threw the ballot measure out.

We need to get big money out of politics — $20m to oppose @RepThomasMassie?! Wild… how can that be?!? 1. We should limit donations in local races to [ checks notes ] people who live in that location 2. We should cap all corporations at $1m to any candidate 3. We should ban or cap all these superpacs Of course, I’m not sure how we get money out of politics if the politicians are getting all the money!

@petersavodnik The Republican horseshoe right is getting that way as well. But they are not our base.

I don’t see much evidence to dispute this.

@Act_Forward @SethDillon Ok but maybe letting the people who caused the problem profit from fixing it and getting their reputations back is not the best option. The hospital should have been forced to pay a different pediatric center to provide this care.

@SethDillon Amazing! There's very few people in the entire country who are trying to help de-transitioners, it's complex medically and still avoided. To have a place where all of these children and young adults can go is critically important. A huge win, and critical care.

This is incredible. The only thing missing is prison time for everyone who exploited and mutilated children.

@LZ181818 @petersavodnik Well, there is one party that is much more against the Jews and Israel and most Jews seem to favor that party, donate to it and support it as much as they can.

@petersavodnik Stop splitting Jews by party. When Jews are attacked, the attacker is not going to ask our political affiliation.

A reminder that progressive Jews now inhabit an uncomfortable in between: If they denounce the Jewish state, they can buy themselves some time. But their membership in the club has a shelf life -- a short one. jewishinsider.com/2026/05/califo…

@eitanaltman @petersavodnik It doesn’t look like we learned much.

@petersavodnik This is why we record our history, so we can learn from the past...

@petersavodnik The Times will not regret anything. All their stories are like this. It is planned and by design.

1. This piece relies entirely on stories provided by people who hate Israel. 2. It includes a comment from a former Israeli prime minister that appears to buttress those claims but is too general, too uninformed, to do so. (It’s hard not to imagine that that has to do with domestic politics.) 3. The piece is ostensibly balanced. (It notes, in the beginning and end, that Hamas committed sexual violence against Israelis on October 7.) But that’s a deceptive, or false, symmetry: The violence of October 7 doesn’t require any elaborate and unverifiable anecdotes. It’s mostly on video; Hamas has bragged about its crimes. This false symmetry appears to strengthen Kristof’s argument — it underscores his role as impartial observer — but it’s false. It masks an anti-Israel bias that has been on full display for years. 4. I don’t have trouble believing that some Israeli forces have curbed or even violated the rights of some Palestinians — that is one of the inevitable and lamentable side effects of any prolonged military operation — but this article doesn’t make that case. This article is a well laundered bit of Hamas propaganda that Kristof and the Times will ultimately regret.

@WanderingStar10 @theblaze You have people experienced in government running California for the past 20 years. You got what you wanted.

@theblaze We are currently living the consequences of electing a reality tv star. I’m good. I would like people who have some experience in government to run our cities & country. We should learn from Trump & never elect someone based on their fame or influence again.

Spencer Pratt: “I'm the citizen. I'm the angry taxpayer. You can be a Democrat and love me. You can be a Republican and love me. The only people who don't love me are communists and socialists and I don't want them to love me.”

@RyanRuck @KenGardner11 I’m really happy with Trump and I think it’s good that we are weeding out republican politicians who like being honorable losers. The electorate has been making mostly good decisions from what I can see.

From your lips to God's ears but, the Republican electorate hasn't exactly demonstrated good decision making abilities over the last decade. Also, it seems likely Rubio is going to run. As much as I really like DeSantis, if he gets in the race, as is being rumored, the vote of people looking for a "normal Republican" will be split & we'll almost surely end up with a Vance plurality win.

There is absolutely no fact of reality, none whatsoever, that necessitates JD Vance being the GOP nominee or even that he will be the favorite to win the GOP nomination by early 2028.

@FAAntisemitism Nice to hear but feminist groups are at the forefront of pushing antisemitism and anti Israel narratives so work on yourself first.

‘A young Jewish woman was pressured by her CEO to accept being assigned a non-Jewish name at work, in the directory, email & office interactions to avoid offending clients. In Australia, where a trans person’s chosen gender & chosen name must be accepted to avoid offence. If I live to be 100 I will not get over today’s testimony.’ These are the words of one of our Australian followers in response to yesterday’s hearing of the Australian Royal Commission on Antisemitism. She adds, ‘I tried imagining the fallout if anyone had told India Willoughby that he had to use his male name. Then I realised I didn't have the brain capacity to hold the hypocrisy & insanity of both these things.’ One minority is expected to erase itself to avoid offence, while another is protected from offence by institutional force. That is a profound double standard. We say: antisemitism is not a burden for Jews to manage, but an entrenched conspiracy theory that society must confront.

@Philip_A747 @pmarca Limitation is energy and for the world outside of China, this is going to be acute for the next 10 years.

@pmarca Paul Tudor Jones has revised his 'top of AI market' by 2 years. Personally I don't think its even begun. This technology revolution is bigger that the Industrial Revolution which was limited by both physical and mental labour. This revolution has neither limitation.

I don’t say this to look down on anyone! But I’ve never seen this magnitude dispersion of knowledge and awareness of new technology in my life. People need to know.

@JoelWBerry @Chad_WestReal Then Democrats will do the reverse. Allow leftists in large cities to vote for mayors and other politicians in small towns.

@Chad_WestReal It really is a great idea and I need a Conservative lawmaker to see it!

There’s no reason a deep red state like Ohio should have lawless Leftist enclaves like Cincinnati, Columbus, and Cleveland. Ohio should pass a constitutional amendment (can pass with 51% of the popular vote) that ALL citizens of the state can vote for the leadership of the 3 biggest cities, including mayor and city council. All citizens use these cities, they travel through these cities, they conduct commerce with these cities, and they help fund these cities. They’re often victims of the lawlessness in these cities. They should have a right to vote for the leadership of these cities. Open up the vote to all citizens, and our big cities will get cleaned up almost overnight.

@RichardGrenell @spencerpratt Just contributed. You’re the first account of hundreds that I saw about Pratt that put in a link to donate.

Wherever you are, send @spencerpratt $5 - he can beat Karen Bass. And his commercials alone are worth the entertainment value you are getting from outside California. mayorpratt.com

@Anarchist_1418 @noam_dworman @megynkelly The ADL has to go and we have to be the ones to do it. And then replaced with something not tainted by the types of people who ran the ADL.

@noam_dworman @megynkelly harm (0:09:00 - 0:12:00). Controversial Cases: The discussion highlights specific instances where they believe defensive actions by organizations like the ADL and Chabad—such as pushing to pardon a $33 million healthcare fraudster—have backfired by protecting bad..

It's fine when they do it to me. But when they do it to non-Jews already taking heat for resisting the pressure of their natural clique, they risk provoking a spiteful reaction. I fear, though I can't excuse it, that this is part of the @megynkelly story. Trump has remained steadfast despite the abuse from liberal Jews.

@SenTedCruz @neuralink Senator, I support you and like you. But you need to dress better. You need to hire someone for that. And if you have someone already, you need to fire that person.

Great to tour and visit with the minds and leaders behind @neuralink in Austin. Neuralink’s next generation technology is transforming lives, and we’re proud to have them in Texas.

@ledwith_michael @mirandadevine Been waiting for that promised rain for a while now.

@mirandadevine Take note American media. Despite 24/7 propaganda since Trump came down the escalator, despite negative coverage of everything Trump, a hard rain is going to fall.

Take note Democrats

@NotYourFool10 @JerseyGio @angiewong Don’t agree. The left throws better parties and controls better media, better entertainers, better fashion and rich crave this. More than money. And they will sell you out again to be invited back in.

A lot of what you say is true, but there is a stinker of a caveat: millionaires bankrolled the Democrats in earlier years because, although Democrats may not have been fiscally conservative, they were socially more liberal which made for great virtue signaling (before that was even a phrase). Millionaires and now billionaires have never approved of socialism which the majority liken to the antithesis of fiscal intelligence. They still went along with the social side, unfortunately, because the wealthier they became, the more envious the 'little people' felt, and the more angry. It was then, when the social side hit the bar of anti-capitalism that both the millionaires and billionaires realised the comfortable horse they'd backed for centuries was lame, and worse, demented. So they've done what others have done: found another mount, embraced the conservative side again and will do such as long as they're tolerated in their new race...and profitable.

I just want to personally thank Mayor Zohran Mamdani for scaring away the billionaire class from NYC and helping bring billions in tax revenue to my district of Brickell Miami, where Ken Griffin’s Citadel is building its massive Class A office tower next to my office and bringing thousands of high earning professionals to the area. The economic shift into Downtown Miami is truly transformative. Billions in new investments, new jobs, new infrastructure, and a growing tax base can help fund schools, transportation, and the modernization of Miami as it evolves into the new Wall Street of America. Keep the expats coming! @ZohranKMamdani #kengriffen #citadel #miami

@hodllng @elonmusk It’s just money. Nothing personal.

The GB300 is the best AI computer

@scottmcnealy They have to vote to take away their own pensions. Will never happen.

Do it now.

@KeyboardChuck @christopherrufo Most voters in CA are not on X most on Insta don’t see these ads. But I agree with Rufo that this is the only path for him. That and to get everyone in the Palisades to vote.

You're right, but I'm going long on Polymarket as I think people underestimate what's happening here. CA voters are scrolling through social media right now, seeing him pop up along with all sorts of positive commentary. Way better than any TV ad, radio spot, etc. And Californians love to be entertained. Think Reagan and Schwarzenegger, both Republicans, both media trained.

The Pratt campaign is interesting because he intuitively understands that the only path to victory is through a media spectacle. California is a one-party state, and the entire institutional apparatus is designed to create a closed system ruled by the Left. Mobilizing the public via media narratives is the only avenue for shifting public opinion, and, perhaps, votes. The Pratt campaign is still a long shot, but he is playing the game with style and skill. If I were in Los Angeles, I would cast my vote for him.