Jeri Mehelic

There are only a few major subjects to make right in the country besides military readiness… 1-National debt and over spending 2-Affordable housing and healthcare 3-Lawful voting 4-accountable crime and drug enforcement 5-enforcement of immig laws Now take out the partisan noise and grifts and let’s get our house in order. This isn’t rocket science. It’s just doing the right common sense things.

@ingelramdecoucy I dunno, “advanced journeyman” may have perks.

This kind of thing never makes sense to me because we have pretty in depth knowledge of pre-historic humanity and basically the first thing our distant ancestors invented was simple loin cloths to cover up their nethers and their bung hole

@JonathanTurley @1_Working_Stiff You know liberal is code for kindergarten. If they don’t get their way they they jump up and down and rage like 6 yr olds.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger is furious that not a single justice would support her effort to effectively eradicate the representation of every GOP and conservative voter in Virginia by violating her own Constitution. thehill.com/homenews/state… Cue Marisa Tomei... youtube.com/watch?v=2RR26J…

@jarvis_best You know Jarvis it’s called a Barnum and Bailey world, but what the heck let’s throw in the universe.

Sometimes I feel like the sole purpose of the universe is to entertain me

@CynicalPublius Sooner or later “circling in stupid talk” runs into itself. Amazing!

Wait, so "Reverend" Warnock admits that racist gerrymandered districts are not needed to achieve electoral power and instead good ideas and fair voting are what are needed? I'm pretty sure that was not the point Low IQ "Reverend" Warnock was trying to make, but make it he did. Excellent.

@CynicalPublius @kagsundaram Great rant CP! He’s a major narcissist playing both ends against the middle.

RE: My Rant on Thomas Massie Supporters [THIS POST IS DIRECTED AT MASSIE SUPPORTERS AND NO ONE ELSE.] I am sick and tired of Massie supporters stating how “disappointed” they are at me for calling out his constant perfidy. I oppose Massie precisely because I so strongly support conservatism. Massie always TALKS a good conservative game, but when push comes to shove and actual ACTION is needed, he is the Democrat’s best friend. Don’t cite some rating agency’s “conservative score” for Massie in a feeble attempt to contradict me. When his vote is not needed, he votes conservative. But when his vote IS needed, he grandstands as the toxic narcissist he is, mumbles about his precious “principles,” and then ensures that things go the Democrat’s way. Politics requires some level of compromise. Always has. Always will. Anyone who refuses to ever compromise does the bidding of the people he/she disagrees with. Massie talks about supporting Republicans while his actions and inactions (the ones that actually matter) support Democrats. And Epstein? Show me what Massie has done that actually holds criminals accountable on the Epstein matter. And guess what? Criticizing Massie on his disgusting exploitation of Epstein victims for his own personal gain does not make me a “pedophile protector,” you ignorant, libelous tools. There is a reason that the New York Times, rabid Marxist Ro Khanna and Crazy Candace Owens all support Thomas Massie. If you are a Massie supporter, I adjudge you as being indistinguishable from the NYT, Khanna and Crazy Candace. That’s the company you keep, you conservatism-hating Massie supporters. Don’t like it? Don’t follow me. Go follow the Krassensteins, as that’s where your beliefs align as a practical matter. Now beat it. (And no, Israel did not pay me $7,000 to post this, you paranoid antisemitic monsters.) ****RANT OVER****

@ingelramdecoucy My worry jar is full at this time. I’ll let the frog handle it.🐸

Thankfully they’ve only encountered the Argonians and the Nords, we haven’t had to deal with any cat gypsy Khajiit yet. They’ll suck us dry of all of our coin selling us their cheap knockoff wares

Wish I had the answer. Leave that to DataRepublican but I think it boils down to although legal they are unethical in that while everyone was being distracted by shiney objects the NGOs were being constructed to heavily favor Democrats. Like schools Republican tax money goes to working against their causes. We have been fools.

@DataRepublican @JMehelic47475 How do we stop ngos. We know they are fraud why can't anyone in office stop them?

This is the longform version of the master plan to remake America’s government, a plan I’ve outlined in pieces across various threads. The protests and foreign-policy interventions are all moving toward the same end: a transformed American system of governance designed to prevent another Trump from ever taking power again. In effect, the United States has become its own democratic-transition project. We are living through a color revolution. Read more below.

@FischerKing64 Every sentence is totally correct. Now we have to admit that the midterms are going to send the sad message we know is coming, “It was the economy stupid”, and not whether Iran has that elusive nuclear weapon. Conservatives are going to pay a terrible price for this decision.

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!

@ingelramdecoucy A late Saturday morning here on west coast and checking your acct I see it’s a sexy Bond problem, strange cheese sauce looking thing, awful hot dogs in can and packing Supreme Court. Then I swear I saw “frog whistle” post. Going for second coffee. Need to wake up and absorb.

National-origin blind casting is the next logical step from the racially-blind casting that’s so in vogue in England these days, so on that note I think it’s time for an American to play James Bond

@HigherEdSpeak Maybe we could get your old acct back if all these heavier problems get resolved and AI is looking for things to do.

Someone please explain to me what “winning” the “AI race” with China would look like and why it means we have to let college students use ChatGPT to write their papers.

@DataRepublican We need to be more proactive in politics even though it’s not in our nature. There is so much at stake.

@JMehelic47475 They are doing this through NGOs. Ultimately, the only reason they are winning is because we are ignorant of local politics and we don't show up for primaries.

@CynicalPublius You always hit the nail on the head CP. Every article full of not only information but inspiration.

@FischerKing64 When you put it that way👍

Reading is better than listening is better than watching. But the entire trajectory is away from text and radio towards video - with even the video getting dumber by the day. It’s like society wants us all to be a bunch of gorillas finger painting.

@JonathanTurley Civil societies can only remain so when people of power behind the rules and laws on good intentions respect that is what makes them civil. Unfortunately at this time in history we are dealing with disrespect for our rules and laws from Democrats mostly.

...The same faculty and administrators are unlikely to yield unless compelled to do so. In the meantime, they will spend copious amounts of money and time fighting for differential treatment based on race. The hope is that a new Democratic administration will not enforce these rules and allow such circumvention to continue in admissions.

Yale School of Medicine has been accused of “intentionally select[ing] applicants based on their race” in knowing circumvention of Supreme Court precedent. These schools remain hardened silos of race-based practices... jonathanturley.org/2026/05/15/yal…

@ingelramdecoucy @BillySullivan7 @NBCNews What day did Democrats figure out they could take any evil action by someone and immediately twist it to “the devil made me do it” or “Republicans are going to punish a whole race over it”? The evil doer gets set aside and virtuous victims are left to talk about. Sick!

I’m quite sure it is, but the big takeaway from a Democratic elected political figure of Asian descent pleading guilty to acting as a spy for a foreign power shouldn’t be “gee, I hope this doesn’t make people be mean to Asians”. Anti-Asian stuff is an important conversation but not an important conversation in the context of thus story, in this story it’s blatantly obfuscatory

The resignation of a Southern California mayor who pleaded guilty to acting as a foreign agent for China has sparked backlash and reignited fears of anti-Asian discrimination. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/b…

@HairyJohns6652 @bonchieredstate I guess we’ll find out sooner or later. Have no idea who that source is. Just pulled it up. Thanks for input!

@JMehelic47475 @bonchieredstate Dnyuz is an unreliable source.

Over half that was covered by a state bailout. The rest was from cutting pension investments, which will just balloon pension costs down the road. So great job?

@ingelramdecoucy @Mt2Aguy It’s a tough gig keeping your followers happy. That’s why I’m a reply person plus not having any followers much like the big boys and girls. Love your acct🐸

@Mt2Aguy @JMehelic47475 Things get lost in the shuffle of my notifications more and more I’m afraid, I do my best

I dunno about that. I actually know this one guy that won't stop bragging about Gary, Indiana of all things.

@Mt2Aguy @ingelramdecoucy Funny thing about snarky humor you think you have a great fun reply and if you don’t get a like you freak out you snarked too far😂

@JMehelic47475 Hahaha I actually forgot I posted this. Either @ingelramdecoucy didn't see this or I upset him, I'm guessing he just didn't see it.😂