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@KobeissiLetter Quick with that mouse is all this shows.

BREAKING: Nvidia stock, $NVDA, falls over -3% after posting record quarterly revenue of $81.6 billion and higher than expected EPS.

@NickRogersBTL @realkarenjean @COrepKdeGraaf It's a big club and we ain't in it.

ARE YOU FUCKING SERIOUS #COLORADO!!! @COrepKdeGraaf The CEO of Colorado Springs Utilities is asking for a $150,000 raise to take his salary to $700,000!!! This is right after forcing us into "Prime Time" energy rates and announcing a 17% INCREASE to natural gas rates!!! Time for TAR & FEATHERS!!!

@porterstansb @AIPAC This shit's gotta change.

@AIPAC Fuck you

Congratulations to US Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein for defeating anti-Israel incumbent Thomas Massie! Pro-Israel Americans are proud to back candidates who support a strong 🇺🇸🇮🇱 alliance and help defeat those who work to undermine it. Being pro-Israel is good policy and good politics!

@catturd2 Your butthurt whining will be unbearable. Don't make me block you.

Almost every Republican in Congress will be celebrating tonight if Massie loses. Almost every Democrat in Congress will be celebrating tonight if Massie wins. That's all you need to know.

@satymahajan Awesome!! Happy for you!

I don’t share stuff like this very often. But this is badass.

@KeithMcCullough I did it again!!!

Not a day to do nothing

@native_history_ Beautiful!

I am not pretty but I always proud to be a girl of Native American blood

Today all our TSX and TSXV stocks are flat, while the general markets sell off. That must be a good sign! (/SARC).

@native_history_ Yes!!!!

Should Native American sacred sites receive permanent protection? It’s a question that continues to spark important conversations about history, respect, land use, and cultural rights in the modern world. For many Indigenous nations, places such as areas near the Grand Canyon hold deep spiritual and cultural meaning. Communities including the Hopi Tribe have long described certain lands as sacred spaces connected to ceremony, prayer, ancestry, and identity. These are not simply landmarks—they are living parts of tradition that continue to matter today. Supporters of permanent protection argue that sacred sites deserve the same respect given to other places of religious or historical importance. They believe protecting these lands helps preserve ceremonies, safeguard cultural knowledge, and honor generations who have maintained these connections over time. Many also point out that once sacred places are damaged by development or exploitation, they cannot truly be replaced. Others raise questions about balancing preservation with tourism, business interests, mining, or public access. This creates a larger discussion about how societies decide what should be protected, who gets a voice in those decisions, and how to respect both heritage and future needs. At the center of the issue is a broader question: how should modern communities treat places that hold spiritual meaning for the first peoples of the land? Should sacred Indigenous sites receive lasting legal protections, or should they be managed like any other public land? As awareness grows, more people are asking whether cultural respect should play a stronger role in land policy. Listening to tribal voices is often seen as a necessary first step toward fair and thoughtful decisions. What do you think—should Native sacred sites be protected forever? Why or why not? Share your perspective below.

@boomstickbabe This needs to be challenged ASAP.

The department of revenue has released the first draft of the specified semi automatic firearms guidance. These are the firearms that will be banned under SB25-003 and will require the permit to purchase per the implementation of the Department of Wildlife. Currently the list 152 pages. sbg.colorado.gov/sites/sbg/file…

@MikeRob75953577 @boomstickbabe There's always a work around. You just gotta find it lol. Great point!!

@boomstickbabe Dragonmans has his own branded AR’s which aren’t on the list… lol

@SenatorHick See, nobody cares about your opinion.

Tina Peters is guilty as sin and a disgrace to Colorado. She tried to undermine Colorado’s free and fair election system. When she was caught red-handed, she was prosecuted by a Republican district attorney and rightfully convicted by a jury of her peers. Reducing her sentence sends the wrong message to those seeking to undermine trust in our elections and it will do nothing to deter Donald Trump’s illegal attacks on Colorado. I strongly disagree with this decision.

@DerrickEvans4WV @OwenShroyer1776 It's all by design. Boxes of ticks are being found in farmers fields supposedly dropped from the air. x.com/i/status/20553…

@OwenShroyer1776 I can’t speak for the others, but I just put one out about Alpha Gal and this is for real a major issue. At least in our region. I just found out a 7 year old kid I coach has it. My cousin was covered in hives at the ball field last night. x.com/derrickevans4w…

Alright what's going on with these tick stories?

DON’T CARE WHO WE OFFEND BY SAYING THIS BUT HOSTILE FOREIGN NATIONS SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO PURCHASE OUR PRECIOUS AMERICAN FARMLAND THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER

@KeithMcCullough I did it!!!

Today is not a day to do nothing

@native_history_ Hi. Beautiful!

I hope I gate a hi It's my Birthday 🎂🎂🥰🎉

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@KingKong9888 Don't bet on it.

Did China say that it will help Trump to bring the Iran War to an end? Because I see the MAGA crowd saying this today.

@MilitaryCooI All it takes is not being a dumbass.

What would be the first thing you would tell him?