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@LauraLoomer I guess big pharma has a new guard dog. Sickem Lauara ......go getem girl. Big pharma wants to close down the compounding companies while importing the same precursors to use themselves. Eli Lilly just bought a Chinese company for 7 billion to provide the same agents.

BREAKING: A Chinese pharmaceutical company know as Jiangsu Sinopep-Allsino Biopharmaceutical (Sinopep), which operates with an internal Chinese Communist Party (CCP) committee reporting directly to Beijing, has executives tied to state-run programs flagged by the FBI for espionage concerns, and was recently hit with a $6.6 million fine for financial fraud, has FDA-cleared access to supply America's weight-loss drug ingredients. @US_FDA @DrMakaryFDA This is very alarming given the growing trend of Americans using GLP-1s for weight loss. While GLP-1s have helped millions of people lose weight, it’s concerning that a CCP affiliated company has been granted FDA access under the current Trump administration. Sinopep appears on the FDA's "Green List" under Import Alert 66-80. This designation means the FDA has evaluated the company and cleared it to export GLP-1 active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), like semaglutide, into the United States. American compounding pharmacies then use these ingredients to produce compounded weight-loss drugs prescribed to U.S. patients. In 2024 alone, Sinopep and other similar Chinese firms shipped enough semaglutide API to the U.S. to manufacture over 1 BILLION starter doses of GLP-1 drugs for the American market. Why is the FDA allowing CCP affiliated companies to supply pharmaceuticals to the American people? How does this Make America Healthy Again? @RobertKennedyJr

@JasonBedrick @12News When 12 news lays off @Magnum_CK will help them understand how it happened.

SCANDAL: Arizona ESA families go on educational field trips just like public school kids! 😱 Tune in for more hard-hitting analysis from @12News’s crack team of anti-school choice activists masquerading as journalists!

@JackPosobiec @AgitpropMaster @approject @ClaremontInst NGO eventually turns into the Ford foundation.....then drag time story hour again

@AgitpropMaster The program would be administered by an NGO. Through @approject or @ClaremontInst

The government should create a public works program to keep 80s malls open. Make them into public library space and hold community and educational programs. But they have to maintain their character as 80s malls

@shawnpisteySC @JackPosobiec They will when they are done with the extremist women promoting marriage and family. They have scarce resources and prioritys are prioritys.

Finally @JackPosobiec

@doctor_rahmeh They need more room for the Muslim Imagrants.

The UK House of Lords has just legalised abortion up to birth. Women can now end the life of their unborn baby at any stage, for any reason, without legal consequences. A truly dark day for Britain.

@joelpollak Ok Joe, I am not anti Isreal at all. What exactly in this clip do you find bad? Isreal is an ally but it is not America. When we started rethinking our relationship with the UK after Russia Gate did you complain the same way?

Tucker has poisoned his own ecosystem about Israel, as surely as MSM poisoned theirs about Russia collusion.

@ThomasSowell Can we send all the Democrats there?

Elon Musk says the future hinges on how quickly we can create a self-sustaining city on Mars.

@LauraLoomer What in the heck did you just put in writing? Someone's dad disagrees with you, that kid needs fired. Are you some kind of Facist? Comie? Or just an unhinged Grifter? Thats how they talk. Take a deep breath and think 🤔 before you X.

It’s a humiliation ritual for the White House that Tucker’s son is still allowed to work there while his dad bad mouths the President everyday and uses his podcast to undermine the Trump admin. How about Tucker gives his son a job so US taxpayers don’t have to pick up the bill? Daddy has enough money to pay Buckley and his wife Kelsey Kilgore, right? Is she still working at the White House too? How many Americans are happy paying the salaries of Tucker’s family members?

@GovernorShapiro you are making Pa less competitive. Step up to the plate.

🤣 love it!!

Yes, and it also reveals how terribly Carter Page was treated. @carterwpage

@CraigHarrisNews @azcentral This is a bunch of over exaggerated examples. Try unblocking your critics if your facts are solid.

From @azcentral: A risk-based audit from the department found that 20% of school voucher purchases taken from a random sample were “unallowed." azcentral.com/story/news/pol…

@JackPosobiec The Quite Man.

What are your favorite Irish movies? For me it's Michael Collins and The Wind That Shakes the Barley

@Acyn Luttig is an arrogant elitist 🫏. American people will soon be asking for the impeachment of all inferior court judges. Tyrants be dam.

Luttig: Every single lower federal court judge has honored his or her oath to the Constitution of the United States to the letter. In almost every instance, those judges collectively have struck down as unconstitutional essentially every initiative of this president, as the Constitution required them to do. So today, the only people who can save America are the lower federal court judges of the United States, and they are determined to do so simply by honoring their oath in every one of these cases. There are hundreds of them. Every single time Donald Trump opens his mouth or takes an action, the American people are forced to go into court and litigate. That’s the tragic place America finds itself in today. But to complete the thought, at this point it is only the Supreme Court of the United States that is standing in the way of the American people saving their country.

@BuzzPatterson They misspelled Chinada.

Cool. Don’t help. We won’t miss you.

@CynicalPublius Take care and will do. Sorry for your loss. 🙏

Dear Friends: Thank you so much for your support the past couple of days. The incredible outpouring of sympathy, prayers and offers to help have been completely overwhelming and amazingly gratifying. I feel blessed to know all of you. The demons on the other side of this affair knew exactly what they were doing. They sought to wreak havoc on my life, my family's lives and to destroy me. They failed. I will remain indomitable. However. I am burying my brother this week. As deeply appreciative as I am for your support, may I politely ask that you try to dial back this controversy for a few days, to the extent possible? (I know this may be impossible, that some lies must go answered, and please always defend yourselves against lies directed at you.) I know the demons will not listen, but I know my friends will. Thank you again. I will provide my usual fire again soon, but right now my family and I are in deep mourning and would be most appreciative if this social media world we created would allow me to focus on what's most important for just a few days--family. You will hear all of my unvarnished thoughts on this matter once I put my brother to rest. Love, CP

@infantrydort You give Ryan to much credit...hes just a dck.

Ryan, I know you’re under duress throwing digital haymakers at everyone. So I’ll explain this as professionally as I can so as not to disturb your sensibilities. I’m often told that because I wear the uniform I should stay silent about the culture war surrounding the military. That speaking bluntly about things like readiness, fairness, and ideological pressure makes me “partisan.” But there is an important distinction that gets lost in that criticism. Partisanship is loyalty to a political party. Professional candor is loyalty to the Constitution and the mission. The profession of arms has always depended on officers who are willing to speak uncomfortable truths. A military that can’t ever debate its own culture, standards, and readiness will eventually lose the ability to defend the nation it serves. For many years, certain ideas about identity, culture, and policy moved rapidly through the institution. Whether one supported those changes or not, the reality is that dissent about them often carried professional risk. Many people stayed quiet. Some still do. My DMs are loaded with them. That’s the dynamic of a classic prisoner’s dilemma: when everyone believes they are the only one willing to speak, silence becomes the safest option. Yes, even if many privately disagree. But institutions don’t correct themselves through silence. They correct themselves through honest debate. You should know this. The fact that so many people (inside and outside the military) respond to these discussions shows that the issue isn’t manufactured outrage. It reflects real concerns about standards, unity, and the future of the force. You act like I came out of nowhere. None of this means abandoning discipline or the law. Service members must follow the Hatch Act, the UCMJ, and the rules governing political activity, whatever. Those constraints matter. But acknowledging those rules does not require intellectual silence about issues that affect readiness and cohesion. The American military has always drawn strength from a shared identity that transcends race, class, and background. When we lose sight of that unifying principle, we weaken the very thing that makes the force effective. Calling attention to that risk is not rage bait. It is part of the responsibility that comes with wearing the uniform. Debate will continue, critics will still disagree. That’s healthy in a republic. But one thing should remain clear: the goal isn’t division. The goal is a military (and a country) united by the principles that have sustained it for generations. Sometimes that requires confrontation. Something the world is going to have to get used to again, especially you.

@ggreenwald I think everyone and that includes every....one.

Totally agree with this, as long as "everyone" means "everyone."

@GovernorShapiro Good then let's leave the Amish alone and reinstate direct farm to table commerce. The State has no business being in-between.

Agriculture is big business here in Pennsylvania — supporting nearly 600,000 jobs and contributing $132 billion to our economy every year. That’s why we’ve put ag front and center in our Commonwealth’s economic development strategy and created the first Ag Innovation fund in the nation to ensure our farmers have the resources they need to keep serving our communities. As we celebrate National Agriculture Week, I want every farmer across Pennsylvania to know: I’ve got your back.