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Why is it necessary to subsidize premiums for plans purchased through the "AFFORDABLE" Care Act? Is the title an oxymoron?

Elon Musk offered to pay TSA salaries so travelers wouldn’t have to wait for hours at airports. Instead of praising him, the media twisted it into “he should pay his taxes instead”. The truth is he is already the highest individual taxpayer in history and will pay over $500 billion in taxes over his lifetime. They don’t show the good he does, only the story they want you to believe. It’s crazy how they brainwash people.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker & Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson haven't posted anything about the murder of Sheridan Gorman, allegedly at the hands of a Venezuelan illegal alien. Last year, Pritzker made a video from the lakefront she was killed at, mocking claims that it wasn't safe.

When Christians stay home and don’t vote is when Muslims are elected into public office. Let that sink in.

The Supreme Court appears ready to overturn a Mississippi law that allows mail-in ballots to be counted as long as they are postmarked by, and then received within five business days of, Election Day. scotusblog.com/2026/03/court-…

Good. Congress sets the “Time, Places and Manner” of elections under Article 1, Section 4 of the Constitution. States cannot turn Election Day into Election Week, and the American people deserve better than last-minute mail-in ballot “discoveries” that undermine public trust.

🚨 BREAKING: SCOTUS poised to prohibit California & 13 other states from counting ballots received after election day. This would be MAJOR for election integrity in California, where currently mail ballots received up to 7 days after Election Day can be counted.

Injustice

I would boycott this restaurant and report it to the city. Why is this allowed to happen in Dallas, Texas?

would be funny if ICE used this opportunity to repair its brand. a friendly tone, smiley face pins, helping people with their luggage. seems stupid but we live in the clown world now so I really do think this could go in almost any direction.

North Carolina Democrat Roy Cooper tries to act tough on crime, but his soft-on-crime policies released 3,500 violent criminals back onto the streets and let convicted murderers off death row. Cooper won't keep North Carolinians safe — he already has blood on his hands.

Justice Gorsuch grills MS SG Stewart on apparent “contradiction” in Mississippi’s defense of accepting mail-in ballots after Election Day.

I think the problem is more that the democrats are holding our airports hostage in an attempt to neuter our border security, as evidenced by the fact that they were also, incoherently, furious when elon offered to simply pay the TSA agents himself

Anyone considering a move to Florida: 1. Fla is overcrowded, every street, highway, store, restaurant, school, parking lot etc is at MAX CAPACITY 2. Fla has bugs you've never seen incl Palmetto Roaches which WILL FLY AT YOU and land on you. They're 1-2 inches long. Mosquitos, wasps, spiders venemous snakes, alligators in every body of water also await 3. Native Floridians will NOT be nice to you because they are sick & tired of you all moving into their State making it so overcrowded and miserable and lowering their quality of life [they hate you] Please move to California instead and turn it red Other options are Georgia, the Carolinas, Missisippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arizone, Nevada etc. Fla is NOT the only State with Sunshine. Moral of the story:Please find another State to move to.

INVESTIGATION: we found hundreds of NY nonprofits that are banned from engaging in elections have made donations to candidates in the last decade. timesunion.com/capitol/articl…

It’s never not a good time to remind people that Dick Blumenthal was busted lying about serving in Vietnam.

Justice Alito immediately demolishes the argument for accepting mail-in ballots days AFTER an election "Labor Day, Memorial Day... Independence Day, birthday, and Election Day. They are all particular days." Will be interesting to see what nonsense Ketanji cooks up in response

Chicago Alderwoman Maria Hadden: Sheridan (18) was in "wrong place at the wrong time — she might've startled the migrant who kiIIed her"

The Democrat position is clear: they will let you pass through airports if you let more Sheridan Gormans and Laken Rileys die at the hands of illegal aliens.

washingtonreporter.news/exclusive-cabi… Last year, when Wells Fargo offered to support mikeroweWORKS in a meaningful way, I realized that something fundamental had changed. This was the first time a big company that didn’t directly employ skilled workers had offered to help us train the next generation of skilled workers. When I publicly thanked Wells Fargo for their generous support, I also expressed my hope that other banks and financial institutions might follow their example. Well, last week in DC, at the largest Infrastructure Summit ever convened, BlackRock pledged to invest $100 million to help close America’s widening skills gap – and mikeroweWORKS received a modest chunk of that investment. It was a pretty big deal. I was invited along with dozens of CEOs, lots of press, several union leaders, God knows how many elected officials, three current cabinet members, and hundreds of other interested parties – all focused on the growing consensus that something must be done to reinvigorate the skilled trades on a national level. I was flattered to share my thoughts on stage with the CEO of Blackrock and gratified to see so much attention being focused on the same issue that led me to launch mikeroweWORKS eighteen years ago. This, from BlackRock’s press release. “In the first phase, BlackRock will deploy $100 million in grant capital to nonprofit and workforce development partners across multiple states over the next five years, reaching 50,000 workers. BlackRock will work alongside federal, state, and local governments, labor organizations, companies, and nonprofits to strengthen effective skilled trades programs and deliver these opportunities at scale. The initiative will take a comprehensive approach — supporting pre-apprenticeship access, training completion and licensure — while embedding financial education and digital savings tools to help workers build durable economic security from their first paycheck through retirement. BlackRock will announce additional phases of Future Builders over the next 12 months.” bit.ly/4d4Cr5l This is the way forward. More companies offering more support to more people and programs that are already working to close America’s skills gap. @BlackRock predicts America’s new infrastructure – one based on AI, energy, connectivity, and yes, the construction of many data centers, will cost no less than $10 trillion to build – assuming we have the skilled labor to build it. At the moment, we do not. Not even close. The current shortage of electricians, plumbers, welders, and linemen, is already acute, and it’s about to become critical. Soon, it will become a matter of national security. I understand there’s a lot of debate about whether or not we should even be going down this road, and a lot of fear and skepticism in the general public about pushing forward. Believe me, I get it. But if this summit was any indication, the AI genie is NOT going back into its bottle. No way. We’re in a race with China, like it or not, and the outcome of that race will impact every company, every corporation, and every citizen who relies on the American grid. That’s why I’m glad to see companies like Wells Fargo and BlackRock crack open their checkbooks. Any big corporation that’s truly concerned about the widening skills gap should be supporting the people and programs that are already training and recruiting the next generation of skilled workers. Hundreds of excellent initiatives are underway all over the country, and many of them will become much more effective as a result of this investment. Good for BlackRock. Hopefully, other big companies will follow suit. As for mikeroweWORKS, we’ll do what we always do with the money we receive from our supporters – we’ll expand our scholarship fund, but we’ll also allocate a portion to the severely undervalued pursuit of more and better storytelling in all media. At this point, it’s a very simple formula - the more money I spend telling the true stories of our scholarship recipients – real people who have prospered as the result of learning a skill that’s in demand - the more people enter the skilled trades. So far, we’ve assisted 3,500 people, and this year, we’re going to help a whole lot more. PS. We’ve expanded our enrollment period for the next round of scholarships. Currently, we have $10 million set aside to help train the next generation of skilled workers. If you or someone you know is ready to enter the trades, the money is waiting. Go get some! Apply at mikeroweworks.org/scholarship/