Rob Shreeve

@RepDebDingell Is this another spoof representative? Congress hasn't done anything of consequence for 18 months.

The administration stopped monitoring foodborne illness, and now it’s turning into a shitty situation for Michiganders. I’m going to be leading an oversight effort demanding answers from the CDC on why they weren’t prepared and how they plan to respond.

@CalumLewis I am watching $NFLX. For me, their moat is too narrow and shallow. There are to many streaming services with consumers spread to thin among them. $NFLX has not done well in keeping the best talent and products for themselves. They have allowed $AMZN and the networks to compete.

I’m not one to blindly listen to analysts, but this one I can agree with. How is $NFLX not a great buy from here?

@RepVindman Is this another spoof congressman? Congress hasn't done anything effective for 18 months. Maybe congress can save daylight while people and democracy die. If you were real I would have expectations

A 26-year-old father is dead after being wrongfully targeted and shot by ICE agents in Maine during a traffic stop. His 3-year-old daughter — still in her Bluey pajamas — was on the scene. This comes just days after another person was killed by ICE agents in Texas. In both cases, there is no body camera footage. Both victims were unarmed. This needs to stop. We need a full, transparent investigation into both of these events immediately. Congress must hold ICE accountable and reign in this lawlessness.

@jemillerbalt Where would you put some? @MDSHA used to track and had hot spot maps. You should check with them to see if they still have them

This makes so much sense. Saves money, wildlife, property damage. I can think of a few places in Maryland that would benefit.

@307Fool ... and it's easy enough to just brag about the lowest cost tranche. Nobody else cam verify. I have cost basis higher and lower. Overall, I'm OK knowing that I'm buying for the future, not the past.

Some people on X like to protect a low cost basis for bragging rights and screen shots. My absolute best companies are the ones where I have massive differences between my lowest and highest tranches. $RKLB $NVDA $PLTR $LRCX

@ProShopGuyMF1 AI will both make it easier to find the truth about a product and to find creative ways to lie about a product. So... no change.

Advertising plays a central role for business models of several general-purpose technologies widely available to consumers at little or no direct cost. Since the economy is 70% based on consumer spending, OpenAI, Meta and Google need to drive AI diffusion through advertising.

@ProShopGuyMF1 I use maps even when I know where I'm going. The traffic data is very helpful. If they would add weather it would be near perfect

How many of you use maps to navigate to get somewhere? Once Apple gets its act together, millions of normies will begin to use the iPhone for day to day problem solving and decision making.

@CattardSlim When does the moat and boiling oil launcher go in?

Trump is walling himself in, strengthening the White House door, putting up cameras, and building a bunker. He's not planning on leaving

@RealKhaylee I like to pause before I answer. 5 beats. Let's me minimize my answer. Also let's me look at the attorney like they have a hole in their head. They usually start reframing the question. It's all will power.

Well, since the last deposition tip did so well... Let's talk about what I like to call: "The Pause" You may come to a point in a deposition where you are asked a question, you provide the answer, and the attorney taking your deposition does not immediately go on to the next question. He or she just stops talking for a moment. The attorney might just be looking at notes for the next question, or processing what you said. However, many attorneys (like me), pause on purpose now and then to intentionally create a gap of silence. As humans, we have a tendency to fill silence with talking. Especially when we're nervous. And I think we can all agree a deposition is nerve-wracking. During that pause, you might start to ask yourself if the answer you provided was satisfactory. If there is something else more you can say. And that's the trap. Because you start to doubt your previous answer and open your mouth to elaborate. Your attorney probably grits his teeth, cringes when he hears your voice again- unprompted by a question. I make a little smiley face on my notes, to remind me of where you blundered. It goes back to the point I raised earlier: Listen to the question. Answer ONLY the question. You are not there to educate the other side. You are there to say as little as possible and to get the hell out! No charge for this advice. But don't tell my firm.

@OurShallowState Yes. They foresaw all of that. That is why the Constitution is of the people and for the people. The rights are ours. We are the 4th branch of government.

To their credit, the Founding Fathers always suspected a king-like tyrant would one day try to rule as personal dictator and use the powers of the presidency to live above the law. But they never foresaw an entire branch of government abdicating oath in favor of partisan complicity, executive authority, cravenness, and grift, and they CERTAINLY never foresaw algorithmic media producing a citizenry so manipulated by obvious deceit.

@earthcurated Just give them your account number and password

"Drop your birth year in the replies and let’s see who has the oldest tree growing alongside them right now." 👇🏼

@lanechanged They are smarter. It's all relative to the starting point though. They've gone from being dumber than a bag of rocks to being as dumb as a bag of rocks. That's real progress.

What the hell is with all these idiots over 50 still supporting Trump? You're supposed to get smarter in your old age. Gain wisdom. Have knowledge. Make better choices. See the world as it really is. Supporting Trump goes against all of this. It's downright unnatural. 😂

@shillman1 I like to over use my blinker. I put it on a mile or so away from my turn. That way everybody can have a little mystery to solve. Where is he going to turn? Sometimes I just add a little panache to the game by slowing down like the turn might be here. It's not. 🚨

The pet peeve to end all pet peeves is people who don’t use their car’s turn signal. Virtually nothing takes less effort. Changing the toilet paper roll is brain surgery by comparison.

@engineers_feed Zero is a figment of your imagination. There is no zero. There is always something. That something may not be what you are looking for, so you imagine a zero to hold the place in your mind. Zero did not exist.

Zero is just a portal between positive and negative numbers.

@hwinkler4real 22. 2 sleeves, 1 neck, 1 waist, and 16 through-and-through

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@astro_jaz It is photoshopped. From that perspective the moon would appear much larger than the earth because of the relative distance to the focal point.

i always get jump scared by this picture because i forget it’s real and not the moon just poorly photoshopped in front of the earth

@MichaelAYoussef May these words become the truth. These words will need to penetrate layer upon layer of fear. Fear of other humans taking your comfort away. Fear that your knowns aren't actually known.

As summer fills our calendars with vacations, ball games, barbecues, theme parks, and well-earned rest, here's a question worth asking: Is your walk with Christ getting stronger...or simply more comfortable? One of the greatest threats to many believers isn't opposition from the world. It's complacency within the Church. While many of our brothers and sisters around the world risk everything to follow Jesus, many in the West face a different danger. A comfortable faith. Jesus warned the church in Laodicea: "Because you are lukewarm... I am about to spit you out of my mouth." Half-hearted devotion has never honored Christ. The tragedy of Laodicea wasn't their wealth. It was their blindness. They were materially rich but spiritually bankrupt. Well dressed but spiritually naked. Confident but spiritually blind. Comfort can quietly become the enemy of wholehearted devotion. Yet Jesus' answer is not condemnation—it is invitation. "Here I am! I stand at the door and knock." This summer, don't settle for a comfortable Christianity. Devotion is not seasonal. It doesn't ebb and flow with the calendar. Christ is worthy of wholehearted devotion in every season. "He who has an ear, let him hear."

@Scarletkoito333 Ringling brothers PAC

I am trying to solve the mystery of how the United States ended up with a Clown as its president.

@JamieBonkiewicz Seems that if you remove "electing" from your statement you will modify the population statistics significantly.

I have a great idea that will help solve a lot of the problems we’re dealing with in this country right now. Stop fucking electing Republicans.

@AnthonyLozupone There's a switch for that

I hate automobiles that turn off and on engines at redlights. It just annoys me.