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@SenatorBrophy

Greg Brophy from Colorado, an avid cyclist, farmer and defender of freedom. Former State Senator and Congressional CoS & I ran for Gov of CO in 2014. #hasbeen

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Greg@SenatorBrophy·
@LukeGromen @JanitorTito @hangtenVI @vtchakarova @chigrl It's complicated. The rain will eventually become stream flow. When it's dry (normal) all the stream flow is owned by someone. Taking water from the stream without ownership (an adjudicated water right) is stealing.
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Congressman Gabe Evans
Congressman Gabe Evans@repgabeevans·
America cannot afford to rely on Communist China for critical manufacturing and supply chains. That’s why I’m fighting for permitting reform to cut red tape, strengthen American industry, and bring jobs and manufacturing back to the United States — while still protecting clean air, land, and water.
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Dave Collum@DavidBCollum·
.@TomANelson I was in a seminar on new technology for capturing CO2 to prevent climate change. I calculated how many tons of CO2 was occluded by planting a single white pine sapling and asked, "Will any technology beat that?" They retorted, "The tree will die eventually", at which point I said, "Plant another."
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@gummibear737 Incredibly selfish of all those on the Left making this call. They will gladly sacrifice the interests of young athletes for their own gain. Shame on them.
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Gummi
Gummi@gummibear737·
Anybody that follows college sports know this isn't happening... Black athletes are not going to boycott Southern state colleges (and their respective advantages) because some some formerly relevant civil rights organization, that now pushes the LGBTQ agenda, asks them to
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The New York Times@nytimes

From @TheAthletic: The NAACP has urged Black college athletes to boycott the Southern states where Black voting power is most at risk. "It’s a big ask," our columnist writes. "It is admirable. And to be sure, it’s impossible. But mostly, it’s unfair." nyti.ms/49fHYU3

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Jimmy Sengenberger@SengCenter·
"You haven't looked up one fcking time this whole night, you useless fck." Activists hurled F-bombs unabated at @AuroraGov City Council — while pushing a policy muzzling @AuroraPD. Welcome to the new Aurora. It's just beginning. Today @DenverGazette: 🔗 Link in comments 👇 "Now the police themselves are a target — silenced over spurious claims of 'editorializing.' Is this retribution? The timing certainly raises questions. Rob Andrews leads the council's public safety subcommittee, which oversees APD. Being drunk on camera isn't a good look for the man overseeing public safety."
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@johnondrasik Uhm, you Sawyer Brown A couple more. That's it
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John Ondrasik@johnondrasik·
Introduce yourself with 10 bands you've seen live: Billy Elton Queen Journey Page & Plant The Who Tori Amos Earth Wind & Fire Prince Paul The Cars
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@red_on_the_day @MarketsWithMB If only we could get some of that wisdom right now. Ought to build a LLM that would answer in his voice.
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Declaration of Memes
Declaration of Memes@LibertyCappy·
In case you needed to see it firsthand, Woke Rick Jackson (who is running for governor in Georgia) is very invested and believes in data centers Which consistently get thrust upon communities who DO NOT WANT THEM Will Republicans in Georgia see the wolf in sheep's clothes?
Declaration of Memes@LibertyCappy

In Georgia one gubernatorial candidate, Woke Rick Jackson, is investing in data centers. Georgians DO NOT WANT data centers destroying their towns. But does the government care? No. Am I the only one who doesn't trust this guy at all?

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@CollinRugg I'm an old farm boy too, and I know what he meant. He needs to go. Unacceptable
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Collin Rugg@CollinRugg·
NEW: High school student who was called "hot" by a school board member shreds the school board for failing to protect her. "You're all cowards," she said. High schooler Hannah Campbell ripped the Washington County, Tennessee, board after board member Keith Ervin told her, "God, you’re hot, you know that?" last month. Despite the incident, Ervin was not fired. He claimed that he called her "hot" because she was asking "smart questions." "You know, I’m old school. I’m an old farm boy. And I didn’t mean nothing by anything. I just was proud of her," he previously said.
Collin Rugg@CollinRugg

NEW: A Tennessee school board member is standing by his comments after telling a high schooler, "God, you’re hot," during a meeting. No one was seen challenging Washington County official Keith Ervin after he made the comment and put his arm around the girl. "God you’re hot, you know that? Where do you go to school at?" he said. Ervin is standing by his remarks after receiving backlash from the community, says he was impressed by her "smart questions." "I mean, I was impressed and the other board members was impressed because of the question she asked," he said to a local news outlet. "And, you know, I’m old school. I’m an old farm boy. And I didn’t mean nothing by anything. I just was proud of her." Ervin claims there is a lot of "context missing" from the viral videos. Thousands of people have since signed a petition demanding his removal.

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Greg@SenatorBrophy·
@adamtaggart Because Trump. That’s it, that’s the answer to why so many people find it acceptable.
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Adam Taggart
Adam Taggart@adamtaggart·
I'm sure I'm going to regret wading back into the fray, but here goes... I'm hearing a lot of people say, "The US attacked Iran unprovoked, so of course Iran has the right to seize the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is just defending itself." First off, "the shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz...are governed by international maritime law and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)" britannica.com/question/Who-o… Second and more important, since when has it ever been acceptable to attack or hold hostage neutral parties, in war or otherwise? Spoiler alert: NEVER Your enemies are fair game in war. But NOT neutral parties. Again, NEVER. If I'm wrong here, please some one show me historical precedent. But Iran's attempted taking hostage of the Strait and the ships of neutral nations held captive there, threatening them with deadly violence should they attempt to transit, flies in the face of this. Honest question: why do so many people see this as acceptable?
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@ForestMommy It seems more likely to me that his campaign is being funded by the Dem machine, since they perfected this method and have regularly spent money to advance the weakest republican.
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Forest Mommy🌲🗡💪🏹🌲🌲
If he is willing to smurf his campaign donations he's cheating in every area of his life. Especially his "non profit".
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I regularly have deer in my yard. Lately these turkeys have been hanging out here. Really unusual. Had them all the time at my house in Wray, but they are rare this far from the river. I hope they stay.
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Greg@SenatorBrophy·
@adamtaggart It’s pretty good. I’m already a subscriber, so the question is: will this drive new subs? Probably.
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Adam Taggart
Adam Taggart@adamtaggart·
I haven't had much bandwidth to create "shorts" of my 1+ hour-long videos A guy reached out to me who's offering his services on a trial basis Please take a look at the 2-min clip below and let me know if you think you'd like to see more of these here on X Thanks! 🙏
Thoughtful Money®@thoughtfulmoney

The Fed Is Splitting Right Before Warsh Takes Over 📺In this Short video, @AxelMerk and @AdamTaggart discuss the recent FOMC meeting, where the Fed kept rates unchanged (as expected) but revealed a deeper internal divide, with a record number of dissents. That’s your first signal that the Fed is no longer speaking with one voice. One expected dissent (wanting a cut) came from Stephen Moran. But three additional dissents, though they agreed on the current rate level, opposed the policy language. They rejected the easing bias (the idea that cuts are coming). The Fed statement still includes language implying future “additional adjustments” (i.e., cuts). That’s where tension builds: dissenters argue that this is bad forward guidance, though incoming Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is known to oppose forward guidance entirely. So, locking in expectations now = cornering the Fed later. Jerome Powell was asked why this language remains. His response was "no urgency to change it." In other words, leadership transition is already creating policy friction. @AxelMerk thinks there are two interpretations of what the dissents really mean: 1. Resistance narrative: Fed members are asserting independence and sending a message to Warsh: "you won’t control us". 2. Alignment narrative: They oppose forward guidance (like Warsh) and signaling: "we’re already aligned with your philosophy". The reality is likely a mix of both. Watch the full conversation with @AxelMerk by clicking on the link below⬇️

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@BowTiedMara The good part of this is that now the really smart people will figure out how to hack the system and sell me the hack. I absolutely HATE the in-dash monitoring system in my F150. Drives me crazy. Four seconds, two sneezes and a nose blow and the thing starts warning me.
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BowTiedMara@BowTiedMara·
🇪🇺 From July 2026, a new EU regulation will require all new cars to include driver-surveillance systems (ADDW), using interior cameras to track eye movement, head position and attention levels to detect “distraction or drowsiness.” The systems are designed for in-car safety alerts, with data processed in real time within the vehicle. Absolutely dystopian control freaks. When I rented a car in NL last summer, the peeping whenever going over the speed limit absolutely drove me nuts and actually distracted me more than making it “safer”. Plus that its speed limit was wrong on many roads (it indicated a slower speed than was allowed), and triggered BEFORE actually reaching that real speed (the speedometer was set to show a higher speed than your real speed). Summing up: long pre-2015 cars, F post-2020 EU cars
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@TFL1728 It frustrates, no disgusts me, that he engagement farms off things like Charlie Kirk's ass@ssination and the attempt on Trump at Butler. Anything to drive subscriptions.
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Tom Luongo@TFL1728·
You see Chris doesn’t even listen to a thing I actually say. To call what I do 1-dimensional means all he does is read my feed rather than actually listen to my positions. Now that he’s blocked me I can unload on his middle class Dunning-Krueger persona for realz. This Peak Snake Oil Salesman’s job is to keep you within very tight narrative guard rails while he LARPs as an expert at anything We could have had a conversation at any point in the past but he always evaded because he only “deals in facts,not conjecture.” But then he would have found out that he was up against a real intellect instead of the false one he projects while he wears his “respectable Edgar suit.” (Men in Black reference for the Millennials & Zoomerwaffen) So when I saw Chris venturing into his feelings and conjecture here on Twitter, I called him out on it. Because, this “unprofessional “ behavior from Scott Bessent is not worthy of his attention? I thought we were here for the facts Doc-Tor Martenson? Appealing to feelings is feminine energy. It’s why I felt his schtick was “unbecoming a man.” Trash talking the enemy in wartime is how it is done. Why should an American like Martenson care if some non-agreement capable Persian death cultist got insulted by Big Gay Patton? When someone reaches for the “muh feelings” argument in matters geopolitical it reeks of limes. Their influence is everywhere. But I suspect in this case it’s just that classic Middle Middle Class fear of going back to being poor again and having no status anymore. Chris is a midwit who has no platform of note. He made his bones pimping a contra-factual Peak Oil grifter 20years ago that cost a lot of people a lot of money and time. So here’s the Crash Course for the cheap seats. Most influencers peddling an expensive subscription service are just grifters protecting their cash flow. None of us are heroes, but a lot of us are villains. Sadly, the discourse and those in the middle as the victims I didn’t want to believe he was a nefarious character, but like so many in the past 8 weeks, he put on The Sorting Hat and was revealed before the world. Gods save us from respectable “men”
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