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Ned Ryun

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Love @BeccaRyun. Dad of 4. Jayhawk. Son of @jimryun. CEO @AM_National and Voter Gravity. Executive Producer of https://t.co/WgQilIYrKw.

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Ned Ryun
Ned Ryun@nedryun·
FULL LENGTH AMERICAN LEVIATHAN DOCUMENTARY. Why is it imperative that we dismantle the Administrative State now? Why must DOGE be successful? We are at a singular moment in American history where President @realdonaldtrump, who has the moral and political courage necessary, can unmake the unConstitutional State and restore representative government to this country and end the rule of the bureaucrat. This documentary is to help you understand that the rule of the bureaucrat was always intended by the Progressive Statists for the last century. It is also to help you understand that the Administrative State is the enemy of the Republic and representative government. And while many Americans don't think they can play a role in ending this unConstitutional form of government, you absolutely can: once you are aware and awake, and demand your elected officials govern once again, and represent you, it is the beginning of the end of administrative power.
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Cynical Publius
Cynical Publius@CynicalPublius·
So I watched Project Hail Mary last night and REALLY enjoyed it--I highly recommend. (No, I have not read the book yet, but now I will.) This is movie is apparently a box office smash. What mystifies me is how Hollywood completely misses how most Americans yearn for this kind of story in their movies. It's such an easy formula to follow: 1. Hero's journey. 2. Charismatic leading man (or woman). 3. Thoughtful plot and writing that make the viewer think. 4. No DEI, no political messaging of any kind. 5. Interpersonal story of love and sacrifice between the main characters. 6. High adventure. 7. Happy ending. It's such an easy formula to follow, and it was once the norm in Hollywood. How did they manage to lose sight of this and destroy their own industry?
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Ned Ryun
Ned Ryun@nedryun·
Never knew this about John Smith.
Will Tanner@Will_Tanner_1

The other awesome thing about John Smith is that his coat of arms, which he earned fighting the Ottoman Turks in defense of Hungary, is just three Turks' heads Such came as he fought alongside the forces of Count Meldritch at the Siege of Regall, during which the Christian army alongside which he fought as a mercenary found itself locked in a tedious and demoralizing stalemate During this siege, a Turkish commander named Turbashaw sent out a formal challenge to single combat, inviting any Christian captain to meet him on the open field to fight for the honor of their respective faiths Smith accepted the challenge and rode out before the silent, massed ranks of both armies. As the challenge began, Smith charged forward with his lance, shattering the Turk’s armor and unhorsing him on the first pass. Smith then dismounted, drew his falchion, and cleanly decapitated the Turkish champion, hoisting the severed head as a trophy to the roars of the Christian soldiers. This was just the first such duel of the day. Infuriated by this humiliation, a second Turkish warrior named Grualgo challenged Smith to another duel in full view of both armies, one which ended in much the same fashion! Smith evaded an ambush, shot Grualgo through the visor of his helmet, and took his head as a trophy as well. That was head #2. Still the challengers came A third Turkish champion came onto the field and attacked, and so Smith battled with Bonny Mulgro, defeating him with a heavy battleaxe. Mulgro's head was the third Beheading three Turkish champions in quick succession was an unbelievable feat that earned Smith a promotion to Major, a massive financial reward, and a formal patent of nobility from Prince Sigismund Báthory of Transylvania. It was out of this that he got th coat of arms adorned with three Turks’ heads Such was the man who became the first great hero of America

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Sean Davis
Sean Davis@seanmdav·
These tech oligarchs imported Chinese nationals, exported manufacturing to China, censored on behalf of China, rigged U.S. elections, funded BLM riots, and censored and deplatformed American citizens who have different political opinions, and now we’re supposed to believe they only want all these data centers to beat China? It’s laughable.
Cernovich@Cernovich

Data center proponents have given billions to far left wing groups. Zuckberg's "charity" is controlled by Clinton staffers. Sergey Brin foundation is similar. What conservative causes have they supported? Zero. Don't carry water for these people.

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Clay Travis
Clay Travis@ClayTravis·
Love this move by Ole Miss, they have hired @GadSaad to become a professor of American ideals at the university. Fantastic move. Hotty toddy!
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Steven Crowder
Steven Crowder@scrowder·
For reference, the US owns ZERO acres of Chinese land and there are less than 1,000 American students in China. This is a one-way penetration of US soil.
Disclose.tv@disclosetv

NOW - Trump says it's good to have 500,000 foreign Chinese students in the U.S. and for China to purchase U.S. farmland; otherwise, colleges and farm prices would collapse: "I frankly think that it's good that people come from other countries and they learn our culture."

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Ned Ryun
Ned Ryun@nedryun·
The GOP has a chance at generational dominance. . . if it can manage to not screw up 2026. . . Without the working class, Democrats will tank the midterms — and 2028. thehill.com/opinion/campai…
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Mike Lee
Mike Lee@BasedMikeLee·
President Trump regarding Chip Roy: “He’s not easy, but he’s good.” Well said. Unlike his opponent, Chip knows his way around the courtroom, around Austin, and around Washington. I wholeheartedly endorse @chiproytx’s candidacy for Texas Attorney General.
Chip Roy@chiproytx

Don’t believe the bull. With illegal aliens, criminals, and Sharia law on the march, Texas needs a proven legal fighter as Attorney General. I’m battle-tested, courtroom-ready, and prepared to defend Texas on Day One. Live Free.

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Ned Ryun@nedryun·
This is really cool.
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AAGHarmeetDhillon@AAGDhillon·
As Police Week comes to a close, check out the hard work @CivilRights has done to review all federal control of local policing, and make needed adjustments to free many departments from unwarranted overreach. @TheJusticeDept will continue to encourage constitutional policing! 👮🏽‍♂️
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Jessica Adams
Jessica Adams@RxRegA·
.@SenRonJohnson has been pressing FDA over vaccine safety questions while simultaneously criticizing the agency on rare disease flexibility and evidentiary standards. Yet the 3 top officials now gone were also the leadership most publicly associated with revisiting Covid vaccine policy questions and showing greater willingness than prior FDA leadership to examine potential issues. That creates a real tension I don’t think is being fully appreciated. The same FDA leadership being criticized by some on rare disease policy (itself a debatable topic) was also viewed by others as unusually willing to revisit difficult vaccine safety and risk-benefit questions. Given that, I do wonder whether the removal of two of these officials days after after Johnson’s May 11 release of materials — following Prasad’s departure just the month prior — raises oversight questions of its own.
Jessica Adams@RxRegA

It seems to me that the removal of the 3 highest-level FDA regulators in just 3 weeks is being framed more as a fitting conclusion than as a major institutional story requiring explanation. There’s plenty of speculation about policy clashes, but less demand for clear answers about what actually happened. I suspect the same sequence involving more conventional institutional leadership would be treated differently. These officials deserved better treatment, and they — as well as the public — deserve answers.

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Trump War Room
Trump War Room@TrumpWarRoom·
Meridian Hill Park before vs. after. For years, homeless camps and drug addicts took over the park. Now it's cleaned up and full of families again, thanks to @POTUS's executive order to make the capital safe and beautiful again. 🇺🇸
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US Department of the Interior@Interior

Water is flowing again at Washington, D.C.’s historic fountains, bringing these public spaces back to life ahead of America’s 250th.   This work supports @POTUS’s efforts to keep the Nation’s Capital safe, beautiful and ready to welcome millions during the historic celebration.

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Ned Ryun@nedryun·
"Contrary to the claims of critics, the court did not take away anyone’s right to vote. Nor did it repeal the Voting Rights Act. What it did was recognize that the Constitution places limits on how far government may go in using race as a political tool – even for ostensibly benevolent purposes." realclearpolitics.com/articles/2026/…
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Ned Ryun@nedryun·
Congress: you dirty little peasants making $70,000 a year can never understand how hard it is to live off $174,000 base plus other financial perks. . .
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Mark Harris
Mark Harris@itismarkharris·
Interesting stuff from Aaron Rai talking about how he played golf as a kid, and a pretty stark juxtaposition of how 99% of kids are taught today. He didn't play from a real set of tees until he was 12, learning how to take it under par at a very early age.
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