The Resolute Mind

Even those who work hard NOT to ask ultimate questions or entertain thoughts, human beings consciously and unconsciously form their individualized Worldview.

@AndrewKolvet Congress’s GAO was responsible. Accountability

Holy smokes. Stephen Miller says he believes that the fraud and waste being uncovered by the Anti-Fraud Taskforce is so widespread, that dealing with it could balance the budget: "This is the fastest in history that a government task force has traveled from creation to action." "Fraud is every bit as bad as President Trump said it was, and even worse ... I believe from what I've seen, from what I've heard, that we could balance the federal budget if the only dollars that went out of the Treasury went to individuals who were properly, lawfully, correctly eligible." If that's even 50% true, we owe it to the American people to not stop until every red cent of fraud is rooted out.

@JDVance Wasn’t the GAO responsible?

When politicians allow fraud to run rampant, normal Americans suffer.

INFILTRATION: N.J. Democrat running for Congress is an Islamist who once served as a translator for al-Qaeda terrorist the "Blind Sheikh" during his trial for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing archive.is/UBw3A

@SecRubio Beware of Indians who have adopted business values of the Chinese—smoke and mirrors.

Dedicated a new consular wing at our Embassy in New Delhi that will provide the necessary infrastructure for more rigorous vetting, processing, and screening to protect U.S. borders. Every visa decision is a national security decision, and I’m proud to empower the Americans who work here as they serve on the frontlines of advancing our interests and President Trump’s America First foreign policy.

@triggerpod @Kelsisheren Speak to someone over the age of 75 who lives with intractable pain 24X7.

"Assisted Dying is Monetising Death" — @Kelsisheren Watch the full episode right here on X.

@JDVance America wants to know, who was ASLEEP? Who was responsible for preventing the fraud from beginning? Why is the "back door" left open to financial fraud in all Federal agencies handling taxpayer funds?

Today, the task force and the DOJ announced a massive take down of two of the largest Medicaid fraud cases in Minnesota state history, as well as the largest autism fraud scheme ever charged by the federal government. Our message is simple: if you’re committing fraud, we will find you, and we won’t rest until justice is served.

@paulsperry_ I'll believe it when I see it.

NEW: Inconvenient data forces United Nations to reverse course on doomsday climate forecast of dramatic rise in sea levels, global crop failures, rapid melting of glaciers, and more nypost.com/2026/05/17/us-…

@Jkylebass @Keir_Starmer @TheEconomist @JavierBlas @SecScottBessent Like Indian generic drugs, wait until using Indian jet fuel ruins several UK plane engines.

Voting against British 🇬🇧 drilling while buying Russian 🇷🇺 fuel isn’t climate policy …it’s economic surrender. @Keir_Starmer continues to score his own goals. Absolute stupidity. @TheEconomist @JavierBlas @SecScottBessent

@MikeMikey999 @Jkylebass 🤣

Solving the China 🇨🇳 problem at the G7. 🇺🇸 🇫🇷

@HVincent84 @Jkylebass His hair is fine. It’s a sign of wisdom and experience.

@Jkylebass Dude u need to solve ur hair out first…😭

@Jkylebass Kick them out. China is a parasitic tapeworm on the rest of the capitalist West. It has always sucked more wealth than it generates.

@JDVance @MainePaulLePage Understand how the FRAUD originated in the first place!

The good people of Maine are fired up and ready to stop the fraudsters. Great event with my friend @MainePaulLePage.

@phlndrws Maxinomics (Phil Andrews) ranks among the top 10 educational YouTube channels for 2025-26, a site with flair. Phil keeps his subjects relevant, concise, and certainly does his 'homework'.

First time making the trending section on X, kind of wild x.com/i/trending/205…

@COUnfiltered @dianesmedra For 6+ decades, Colorado Dems have shifted funds to all things monopolistic Public Education to buy votes. Incestuous.

So let me get this straight… Citizens get pissed that Colorado roads are held together with crack sealant, expired hopes, and orange cones from 2007, so they launch a ballot initiative to constitutionally force transportation money toward… you know… transportation. And the State Senate’s response is HB26-1430. A bill specifically designed to basically go: “Ok sure, you can vote for road funding… but we’re gonna offset it, redirect it, cut fees somewhere else, reshuffle transfers, and accountant-ninja kick the actual impact into another dimension.” That is objectively insane behavior. Imagine your wife gives you grocery money and instead of buying groceries you buy Pokémon cards, vape juice, and a fog machine. Then when she locks the grocery money in a safe you respond by taking money out of the electric bill to buy the same dumb shit anyway. That’s basically what this is. The entire point of the citizen initiative was: • Stop diverting transportation money • Prioritize roads • Force long-term infrastructure funding • Prevent the yearly budget shell game And the legislature looked at that and said: “Counterpoint: what if we keep the shell game?” Colorado government has become addicted to moving money around like a drunk guy shifting debt between credit cards while insisting he’s financially responsible because he used a different Visa this month. And before somebody screams “BUT THE BUDGET,” congratulations, you just identified the actual issue: The state doesn’t have a revenue problem. It has a spending priority problem. You cannot tell people there’s “no money for roads” while simultaneously funding 9 million studies, 47 advisory committees, pilot programs that never end, and bureaucratic ecosystems that reproduce like rabbits the second federal grant money appears. HB26-1430 is basically lawmakers looking voters dead in the eyes and saying: “Aw that’s cute. You thought ballot initiatives still controlled government.” #copolitics

@enigma023 @USAmbIndia @marcorubio 🎯

@Resolute_Mind @USAmbIndia @marcorubio I don’t trust anything from China and India.. because they don’t have quality control and workplace laws which makes their products CHEAP.. and often UNRELIABLE AND CRAP! We export quality products while getting crap back..

Under President Trump’s leadership investment is flowing back into the United States at record levels! Indian companies plan to invest over $20.5 billion in various sectors including tech, manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals. This includes the 12 Indian companies who announced $1.1 billion in investments just today! These partnerships are creating REAL American jobs and building STRONGER supply chains. Proof that when the world's largest democracies do business together, everyone wins. #SelectUSA 🇺🇸🇮🇳

🚨SECRETARY RUBIO: The Cuban people should know there’s $100 million of food and medicine available for them right now and the only reason it’s not reaching them is because of the Cuban regime.

@StateDept @SecRubio The wonderful worlds of the Left, Socialism, and Communism.

SECRETARY RUBIO: The wealth in Cuba is controlled by a company owned by military generals who take all the money. This is a country where people are literally eating garbage from the streets, but this company is sitting on $16 billion. It’s a broken nonfunctional economy.