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"At the end of the day, governing is not about entertaining. Governing is not about building a brand or talking on social media and virtue signaling. It's ultimately about winning and about producing results." - Ron DeSantis

I DON’T WANT TO BE ENTERTAINED I WANT RESULTS!!!!

She’s lamented that “the left was not there for her” and “they are never pleased. Welcome to the movement you built.

Imagine how much your life must suck to spend your time making something like this….

Typhoon #Sinlaku has rapidly intensified into a menacing Category 5 typhoon. The extremely stable eye is surrounded by -80 C convection which is normally seen in high echelon typhoons with winds of 165+ kts. Currently, the official intensity from the JTWC is 150 kt and a pressure of 902 mb but the storm is likely stronger then this. At this point, some more strengthening is possible over the next day but that is highly dependent on whether an eyewall replacement cycle (EWRC) occurs or not. At this point, there are no indictions of an EWRC but they can be quite hard to predict. Sinlaku is expected to strike the Northern Mariana Islands in under 48 hours as an extremely strong typhoon so all residents on the islands need to prepare for impact. A landfall is possible for the Northern Mariana Islands bit is possible the storm makes a close pass with no landfall. Regardless, impacts will be extreme either way.

I vote with GOP 91% of the time, but that’s about to go to 90%. I won’t vote to let feds spy on you without a warrant. FISA 702 allows the government to search for your information in vast databases compiled while targeting foreigners. The White House sent me this email today:

This map is supposed to scare you… but it actually reveals something much more interesting. March 2026: the U.S. is blazing hot… while Canada right next door is unusually cold. Same atmosphere. Same CO₂ levels. Same “greenhouse effect.” So what changed? Not CO₂… circulation. If greenhouse gases were the primary driver of these “heat waves,” you wouldn’t see this kind of sharp, regional contrast. CO₂ doesn’t turn on over Texas and switch off at the Canadian border. What you’re looking at is classic atmospheric dynamics… ridging, jet stream shifts, and heat redistribution. The same processes that have always driven regional extremes. Heat waves aren’t new... And they aren’t controlled by a trace gas.

It's crazy to me how Robin Hood is now popularized as "stealing from the rich to give to the poor" (Socialist messaging) In reality, Robin Hood stole back the taxes that a cruel leader unjustly levied against the population (Anti-socialist messaging)

Honestly, it’s crazy how much goodwill and political momentum was squandered by the right after Charlie’s murder. It was pretty much the ultimate confirmation that for larger segments of the right, winning isn’t the actual goal at all. The left would never had made that mistake.

Florida is a thunderstorm factory, and the reason is one of the most elegant atmospheric mechanisms on Earth. Every summer afternoon, the sun heats Florida's land faster than the surrounding ocean. That temperature difference creates two separate sea breezes, one pushing inland from the Atlantic, one from the Gulf. By mid-afternoon, those two walls of cool, moisture-laden air collide right over the center of the peninsula. When they meet, the air has nowhere to go but up. That convergence zone forces warm, humid air parcels thousands of feet into the atmosphere in minutes. The moisture condenses, latent heat releases, the updraft accelerates, and a cumulonimbus cloud builds to 40,000+ feet. The whole cycle from collision to lightning takes roughly 90 minutes. Lake Okeechobee adds a third breeze front pushing outward from the lake surface, creating even more convergence boundaries. Central Florida has so many colliding air boundaries on a typical summer day that thunderstorms become almost inevitable. The interior averages 100+ thunderstorm days per year, matching the Lake Victoria region in equatorial Africa and the central Amazon basin. The Pacific Northwest gets fewer than 10. The Pacific Ocean sits at roughly 50°F year-round, suppressing temperature gradients and starving the atmosphere of moisture. Thunderstorms need warm, humid air and a large temperature drop with altitude. The Pacific coast has neither. Seattle meteorologists get excited if a storm top reaches 20,000 feet. In Florida, they routinely hit 50,000. The entire map is basically a humidity gradient. The Gulf of Mexico acts as a warm moisture pipeline feeding the Southeast, while cold Pacific currents shut the West Coast down. That band of orange across the Great Plains? Warm Gulf air colliding with cold Canadian fronts along the jet stream, the same collision physics at continental scale. Florida gets a thunderstorm roughly every 3.5 days. Los Angeles gets one every 36.

Trump is single handedly destroying the coalition he built

Again, war with China is likely in the next decade

A part of why I am so against Byron Donalds is because you can see the presidential ambitions from a light year away, and he’d be a terrible president, let alone a terrible governor.

Most Americans still don’t fully understand what happened under Biden… 8% of Nicaragua entered the US in 4 years. 8% of the entire country. 7% of Cuba. 6% of Haiti. 5% of Honduras.

@IAPolls2022 @BIGDATAPOLL Looks like the younger generations are not falling for Trump's bullshit anymore. We want real America first candidates in our government.

Alex Jones was one of Trump's first supporters in 2015 and Infowars is credited with helping him beat Hillary that year. Jones and Tucker didn't change. Trump did, and he's lashing out that nobody is going along with it.

This is literally a lie lmao. They're consolidating reserach facilities to Fort Collins CO, moving the HQ to Utah, and they're reorganizing the department so states have more say. But please, keep chimping out and trusting the words of *checks notes* KAMALA HARRIS' CAMPAIGN NEWS ACCOUNT

@ShamsCharania Bro can’t catch a break

76ers star Joel Embiid has been diagnosed with appendicitis and will undergo surgery this afternoon in Houston.

Winning!!!

NEW: Quantus Insights Kentucky CD-4 Republican Primary Poll | April 9, 2026 📊 Republican Primary Ballot 🔴 Thomas Massie: 46.8% 🔴 Ed Gallrein: 37.7% ⚪️ Undecided: 14% –––––––––––––––––– 📊 Candidate Image: Thomas Massie 🟢 Favorable: 51.4% 🔴 Unfavorable: 46.4% ⚪️ Not enough to say: 2.3% ––Strongly favorable: 28.8% ––Strongly unfavorable: 29.2% –––––––––––––––––– 📊 Candidate Image: Ed Gallrein 🟢 Favorable: 39.8% 🔴 Unfavorable: 38.3% ⚪️ Not enough to say: 21.9% ––Strongly favorable: 20.8% ––Strongly unfavorable: 24.7% –––––––––––––––––– 📊 Trump Endorsement Impact for Gallrein 🟢 More likely to support: 36.5% 🔴 Less likely to support: 26.2% ⚪️ No difference: 36% ⚪️ Not sure: 1.3% ––The endorsement helps Gallrein, but it is far from decisive. –––––––––––––––––– 📊 What Kind of Republican Voters Prefer 🟢 Independent, stands by his principles: 49.9% 🔴 Strongly supports Trump, works closely with him: 37.4% ⚪️ Neither: 8.6% ⚪️ Not sure: 4.2% ––The electorate appears to lean toward independence over strict alignment. –––––––––––––––––– Our polling shows Thomas Massie with a clear advantage in KY-4. He has the stronger ballot position, the deeper reservoir of prior support, and a district electorate that appears more open to independence than simple allegiance politics. Gallrein still has a path, but for now Massie remains the candidate to beat. Report and crosstabs at Quantus Insights [dot] org.