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If you make me laugh, if you make me cry, if you make me kiss my ass goodbye (climate change), if you make me think, if you make me try, if you make me wonder why, I will follow you.

AI and robotics are going to bring cataclysmic changes to our society. Sadly, Congress has done virtually nothing. AI must work for working families, not the billionaires. Today, I’m introducing a moratorium on new data centers until we protect working people.

We all saw President Trump's piles of classified documents in Mar-a-Lago ballrooms and bathrooms. But why did he take them? New documents obtained by @HouseJudiciary reveal the president may have taken the documents and sold out our national security to enrich himself—and the DOJ is working hard to block the evidence.

@NightSkyNow I'm only using 6 watts, I am conserving energy by closing one eye.

🚨 Your brain is running on just 12 watts right now while processing this sentence. An AI system would need 2.7 billion watts to do the same thing. That's not a typo. The human brain operates on roughly the same amount of power as a dim light bulb, yet it can recognize faces, solve complex problems, create art, and experience emotions simultaneously. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence systems require massive data centers consuming enough electricity to power entire cities just to simulate a fraction of what your brain does effortlessly. Think about what your brain accomplished just reading this far. It decoded symbols into meaning, connected new information to existing memories, probably triggered some emotional responses, and maybe even started forming opinions about AI energy consumption. All while maintaining your heartbeat, breathing, and thousands of other bodily functions. Total power consumption: 12 watts. The most advanced AI systems need server farms filled with thousands of high-powered processors, industrial cooling systems, and backup power supplies. They consume roughly 225 million times more energy than your brain to perform similar cognitive tasks. It's like comparing a bicycle to a freight train in terms of efficiency. This incredible disparity reveals just how remarkably evolution has optimized biological intelligence. Millions of years of natural selection created a thinking machine so efficient it makes our most advanced technology look primitive and wasteful by comparison. Your smartphone uses more power than your brain while being infinitely less capable. Every thought you're having right now represents the pinnacle of energy-efficient computing, wrapped in three pounds of biological tissue that somehow generates consciousness, creativity, and dreams. Nature got there first, and we're still trying to catch up.

🚨HUGE STORY FOX REFUSES TO COVER 🚨 Trump and Scott Bessent just handed Iran $14 BILLION by easing oil sanctions. Fox spent YEARS screaming about Obama's fake “pallet of cash.” Now? Total. Silence.

It would have cost $30 Billion to extend the ACA healthcare tax credits for 1 year, making health insurance more affordable for millions of Americans. Instead, Republicans burned through that money in just 3 weeks on a war of choice half way around the world.

BREAKING: Republicans are investigating Jack Smith, but ignoring what he found. New bombshell reporting from MSNow: • Smith uncovered evidence Trump took top-secret docs tied to his business interests • Investigators saw this as a possible motive for keeping them • Trump allegedly showed a classified map on a private plane • Took documents so sensitive only 6 people in the U.S. could access them • Hundreds of classified records found at Mar-a-Lago after subpoenas • Grand jury indicted Trump on 37 counts Instead of digging into THIS… • Republicans are targeting the investigator, not the evidence • DOJ blocked release of key findings • Trump allies pushing probes into Smith himself Republicans are chasing the messenger, not the message or the crime.

Congress had allocated billions of dollars for the expansion of low-cost wind and solar energy to help Americans afford their energy bills, but President Trump stopped it. Why? Because his billionaire oil donors asked him to.

This is a funny coincidence Michael Obadal was Anduril's Senior Director before President Trump nominated him for Under Secretary of the Army In a recent filing report, Michael disclosed up to $500K in Anduril stock he kept. Ethics experts call this "unheard of" Surprise, 6 months later, the Army awarded Anduril a $20B contract What's even more suspicious, Trump Jr's fund 1789 Capital is an Anduril investor at a 30B valuation The timing is either the greatest coincidence in defense contracting history, or it isn't

🚨MAJOR BREAKING: Damning new documents from Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation, obtained by @RepRaskin and Judiciary Democrats, reveal: - Trump stole classified documents to advance his "business interests" - Trump showed a classified map to unnamed passengers on a private plane - Trump stole documents so sensitive only six people in the entire U.S. government had access to them - Prosecutors warned that some of the materials posed an "aggravated potential harm to national security"

@mcuban The easy answer is to lower the age to receive Medicare by one year every year.

I’ll add that market dominance by either party can tweak the economics to one side or the other but the reality is that the downward spiral of HC costs starts with the the insurance companies. When self insured employers sign dumb ass agreements with those insurance companies and their PBMs, the costs and friction accumulate to the detriment of patients

The are a function of health insurance plans. The insurance companies create plans with deductibles that most people can’t afford. So to get to the insurance money from their plan, they will loan the patient money to cover their deductible. That turns the hospital into a sub prime lender. Then the insurer will under pay, late pay and claw back in the contract. Costing the hospital more cash. And costing them in administrative costs even more Then the insurer will delay approvals and deny care, earning interest on the premiums. So then the hospitals. Non profit or not, have to compensate for the issue with insurance companies. So they create ridiculous shit like facilities fees, abuse 340b programs , abuse site neutrality and more. And of course non profits don’t pay taxes And then the biggest provider systems will say they can’t make money on Medicare. Which is a function of them spending like drunken sailors on everything they can. From buildings to consultants. There are more administrators than doctors and in aggregate they make more. It makes no sense that hospitals spend so much money on consultants. It’s a waste. It’s like them want them to give the CEO cover , so they can try to buy more hospitals which leads to more pay for the ceo Break em all up

McGovern: He’s doing nothing to make healthcare more accessible. They say we don’t have the money—but we have a billion dollars a day to blow on this crazy war. I don’t think he gives a shit about the American people. Gas prices are skyrocketing, and he’s golfing.

It has gone largely unnoticed that the chief enforcement official, for the SEC, Margaret Ryan, left suddenly last week. She had been restricted from investigating sketchy trades and investments involving the Trump family and close associates.

Sen. Bernie Sanders: "I think all over the country, people are saying, 'Wait a minute, we can't afford housing. We can't afford health care. We can't afford childcare. We can't afford food at the grocery store.' And this war now, which will cost hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars, why? Why the bomb buildings in Tehran? Why force a million people in Lebanon from their homes? So it's not just progressives and Democrats...I think the polling suggests that whether you're Republicans or Democrats, this is not a war that the American people want."

I don’t think people realize how much healthcare costs are driving big companies to fire and not hire. It costs them $30k per family, per year for premiums and care. Most of that goes to the massive, vertically integrated insurance companies that send weekly bills that no one reviews in details. And it doesn’t include the company overhead to deal with it all. It’s usually the 2nd largest expense after payroll. Which is insane It’s far easier to blame AI than it is to blame Healthcare costs. Want to increase jobs, wages and improve affordability for every American ? Break up the biggest insurance companies. Make divest non insurance companies. They don’t need thousands of subsidiaries. That’s how they game and abuse the system and increase costs for all of us. Call your senator and tell them to support the BreakUp Big Medicine Bill by @HawleyMO and @SenWarren.

Must-read new piece: “The Treasury just declared the U.S. insolvent. The media missed it.” The Treasury Department just released financial statements showing the federal government has $6 trillion in assets against $47 trillion in liabilities, with another $88 trillion in unfunded Social Security and Medicare obligations over the next 75 years. The media mostly ignored it, but you should not. Facts matter. Donald Trump campaigned in 2016 promising to completely eliminate the national debt within eight years. Instead, the debt grew by nearly $8 trillion during his first term alone. The second term is going even worse. Remember DOGE? It promised to cut $2 trillion in waste. Elon Musk himself kept slashing that number, first to $1 trillion, then to $150 billion. Meanwhile total federal spending actually rose 6 percent in fiscal year 2025. DOGE fired tens of thousands of workers, dismantled agencies Americans depend on, triggered dozens of lawsuits, and has now been quietly dissolved. It was a train wreck. Then came the One Big Ugly Bill, which the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects adds another $3.4 trillion to the deficit over ten years, overwhelmingly to finance tax cuts for the wealthy. No president has run up the debt faster while promising the opposite. We cannot cut our way out of a hole this deep. We have to grow revenue, too. The wealthiest Americans and most profitable corporations should pay their fair share. Social Security is now projected to hit insolvency by 2032. Without action, that triggers an automatic 23 percent benefit cut for every retiree in America. The One Big Ugly Bill actually accelerated that date. We need to pass the Social Security 2100 Act, which fixes this by lifting the payroll tax cap on the highest earners. Only millionaires and billionaires would contribute more. If you are tired of being told deficits don’t matter when your party is in power, just want someone to be straight with you, or believe government should actually work, this moment demands the same thing from all of us: honest leadership. We currently have the opposite in the White House. fortune.com/2026/03/23/us-…

@SenTedCruz Stud move right there...wait how did you vote on the most recent bill to pay DHS?

Due to the Democrat’s Shutdown, I’ve asked the Financial Clerk of the Senate to hold my salary. It’s not right for Members of Congress to be paid if the working men and women of DHS aren’t.

While China dominates the green energy space, America is paying companies it’s already paid to stop building. What are we doing here? Seriously, is there not a single adult in charge?

Nobody except every single Iran expert these idiots fired.

@EricLDaugh The entire world is watching as this freak runs our country into the ground, while making billions, this is his country not ours.

🚨 HOLY SMOKES. President Trump just said Iran's leaders sent him a "present" as part of proving who is really in control The present, related to oil and gas, arrived today, worth a "tremendous amount of money" "They gave us a present, and the present arrived today. It was a very big present, worth a tremendous amount of money." "And I'm not going to tell you what that present is, but it was a very significant prize." "They gave it to us, and they said they were going to give it, so that meant one thing to me — we deal with the right people." "No, it wasn't nuclear-related. It was oil and gas-related, and it was a very nice thing they did." "But what it showed me is that we're dealing with the right people."