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Was blocked by @AnaKasparian for this tweet. If you are a progressive still giving money to #TYT still, strongly consider cutting that off. So glad I did.

@briebriejoy @ContraPoints should be an ally of the left but she can't seem to grasp that not only do the Democrats not care to help the middle class, they won't even pretend to support the things people so desperately needs to survive: living wage & universal healthcare/education

"My frustration with the left is that when it comes time to actually elect [Democrats], the energy is so oppositional...You don't even support Kamala Harris during the election. It's not like you say: 'ok, well, we'll get her elected and then we'll criticize. You don't even want to get her elected. That's where I see the criticism as this 'critiquing power' thing." - @ContraPoints "Do I have more leverage against Kamala Harris before she's elected or when she's president for four years?" -BJG

@NASAAdmin @NASAWatch @NASAKennedy @NASA @NASAAdmin When will the engineering directorate at JSC be able to hire and promote?

@NASAWatch @NASAKennedy @NASA This is not true. The education requirement was dated and I addressed. If you are good enough to be an engineer as a NASA contractor you are good enough to be an engineer as a NASA civil servant.

Contractor Conversion Flaws Arise -- Keith’s note: I have been hearing of some concern at @NASAKennedy (and elsewhere around @NASA too) about a perceived rush to convert core functions from contractors to civil servants. At a top level there is a certain logic to this. But when reality pops up it gets messy. One issue has to do with waiving education requirements to retain civil servant expertise. Again, this makes some sense – people who have been doing the job and doing it well should be allowed to continue regardless of where they got their experience. But when this is put in practice it is totally different. Some of the engineering folks at KSC have 20, 20, 30+ years of experience but are lacking college degrees. They are being told that this prevents or limits their ability to be converted from contractor to civil servant. At the Launch Equipment Test Facility (LETF) the younger contractor engineers with degrees were converted – but the ‘legacy’ (older) engineers were laid off – and with them a lot of space muscle memory went out the door.

@BlakeSNeff @RealCandaceO Blake thinks that Candace's audience will believe whatever she says regardless of the truth, because that's exactly what he expects from his TPUSA audience. Ironic.

Candace is now complaining that the boss who fired her is a "literal deranged stalker." Here is set of her recent livestreams, btw.

@MattWalshBlog "Criminalize being too poor" Matt's actually opinion

Well said. The obvious solution to homelessness is to criminalize it. Lock every homeless person in a prison or mental institution. Problem solved. It’s literally that simple.

@JeremyDBoreing Rhetorical tricks are so devastating and nasty that I'll use a bunch of them myself, that'll show em!

The video is Prime Candace. Every manipulative rhetorical technique in the books. She makes roughly 236 claims in roughly 30 minutes in what is probably one of the most concise examples of a Gish gallop I have ever seen. A Gish gallop is firing off so many claims in rapid succession your opponent can’t possibly address them all. Even if every claim is wrong, the preponderance of false claims produces the impression of a devastating case. Coupled with Brandolini’s Law, which posits that the amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is an order of magnitude bigger than that needed to produce it. The whole process is meant to make the accused look crazy for even trying. Candace uses rhetorical sleight of hand to accuse me of accusing her husband of lying on his immigration documents. I might respond that I’ve never made any such claim. But Candace has already suggested I’m working with Laura Loomer to launder the accusation against her. I might respond that I haven’t spoken privately to Laura Loomer in years. But Candace has already moved on to say that I’m coordinating with Ben Shapiro to launder ideas to Laura Loomer. So I might respond that I haven’t spoken to Ben Shapiro in over a year, other than a single text exchange when Charlie died. But Candace has already moved on to calling me a creep. Each of my responses, by the way, will be immediately attacked in its own right. Candace’s audience will insist her accusation is true, even though she has offered no proof, and will likewise demand I provide proof of my counter claim. Asymmetric skepticism and burden shifting. I will not be able to prove that I didn’t make a claim, because one cannot prove a negative. Sure, they won’t be able to show any proof that I did make such a claim, but no burden of proof applies to them. Show us your texts! You must have deleted the texts! You had a stupid haircut as a child! The over 200 accusations scale with your answers. Answering one doesn't drop the total to 235 – it scales it up exponentially, because your answer becomes the source of a new onslaught of charges from Candace and her legion. Pretty soon, not only is the sheer number of accusations condemning, but the sheer number of accusers becomes proof that Candace is winning! Vox populi, vox Dei! Trying to defend yourself against such madness is madness. It’s like trying to nail Jello to a wall. You might think there is one claim I simply have to address: That a Daily Wire employee was arrested for sex crimes involving a minor. But while that accusation is terrible, it has nothing to do with me. As the document Candace posted makes clear, this person was arrested in May of 2025. I left the company in March of 2025. Whatever actions the company did or didn’t take when it learned of the situation, I was not a part of it. To be honest, I’m not actually sure what Candace is accusing me of, other than her deeply twisted statement that “people who support Israel will also protect the Epstein class of pedophiles.” Protect how? What exactly am I being accused of? I would ask Candace to state her allegations clearly and specifically. Otherwise, I choose door number three. By the way, if you employ enough people, you will inevitably employ some terrible ones. Hell, I once employed Candace Owens! Employees are people. If you have enough of them, you have all of the different kinds of people there are. Some will even be criminals, and you will have to fire them, which is what I’m guessing the Daily Wire did in this case. Other than that, I have nothing to say to Candace. She invited me to come on her show to talk about George, but I have nothing to say about George at all. She invited me to talk about this person she says committed this terrible crime, but an hour of “Have you stopped beating your wife,” guilt-by-association slander isn’t my idea of a good time. And I may not be the smartest person in media, but I’m just sophisticated enough to know you can’t have a good-faith conversation with someone who uses rhetoric in such dishonest ways. Candace doesn’t want to talk; she wants to overwhelm me with so many allegations and insinuations, so much projection and presupposition and false consensus signaling that her audience builds a negative narrative about me – whatever negative narrative sticks! I see no reason to engage in that kind of spectacle. Also, my audience is rightly concerned for my safety if I go to Candace’s studio.

@mistergeezy The DNC, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama. All are on record for having put fingers on the scale instead of allowing a free and fair primary in 2016/2020 And you won't even acknowledge it. This is why your party fails.

Question. Who are “the powers that be” who stole the nomination from Bernie Sanders twice?

@NASAAdmin Meanwhile engineering at JSC still can't hire or promote within and nearly half the civil servants are doing jobs they aren't being appropriately paid for. Help, Jared!

Today, we welcomed 20 engineers and technicians as NASA civil servants, the first cohort onboarded under our workforce directive. This is how we strengthen NASA, bringing critical expertise in-house, restoring technical depth, and ensuring we’re operating with the speed, accountability, and excellence the mission demands.

@Wilson__Valdez Yeah. They were. Did you not look into it?

The Democratic nominee for Senate (in their #1 pickup opportunity state) is out here publicly telling people that the 2016 & 2020 elections were RIGGED against Bernie Sanders! WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK, MAN......

@AnnCoulter "Ruthless capitalism for you, bailouts for enormous corporations for me." - Both political parties in the US

Airlines have a tiny profit margin in a wildly volatile industry -- most make the majority of their money on credit cards. Much like railroads, we need airlines in a transcontinental nation. This isn't an ordinary product going bankrupt because of bad management. Also it was the government that blocked Spirit's merger with Jetblue, then hiked fuel prices with a pointless war. We could rescue Spirit, and subsidize all airlines, if taxpayers weren't being bilked for $15 BILLION a year for the feds to run airport security, which they FAIL at.

@NASAAdmin @Pinboard You know inefficiency is holding NASA back? Engineering at JSC still can't hire civil servants nor can anyone be promoted into their positions they've been acting in since the DRP (with no pay raise) for months and for some years. Open it up Jared this one is a no brainer!

No commercial alternative just yet, but the day will surely come, and that is when infrequent crewed missions to the Moon become routine. And just because the agency tolerated externally imposed and self-inflicted inefficiencies in the past does not mean we are willing to tolerate them going forward. The President’s Executive Order made that clear. At NASA, we are on mission, and the clock is running.

Interesting statement from an agency whose flagship rocket costs *40 times* more to launch than the commercial alternative

@patrickbetdavid In less than 10 years the capitalists will switch from "please have more kids" to "don't have any kids" when they realize there's no jobs for that entire generation and that adults are more productive workers when they don't have kids.

Seth Rogan on why he doesn’t want kids. To each his own but the greatest gift God ever gave us is the gift of having kids. All the money, fame and accolades in the world can replace having kids. If you’re able to, have kids. A ton of them.

@neeratanden @RachelSweetKC Easy - vote 3rd party that isn't mixed on the choice.

@RachelSweetKC Genuinely asking you: if the choice is between a Dem candidate even mixed on choice versus a Republican who is anti-choice, who would you choose?

When I was managing the KS abortion amendment in 2022, we had over 60 faith leaders sign on to support the "vote no" effort and oppose banning abortion. Hamilton was not among them. Please don't believe this man if he tells you he is pro-choice. He just wants to win an election.

@dennis_lan21661 @mistergeezy You prefer a party that stabs their own base in the back? Ok I can't really help you then.

@StirMeBiscuits @mistergeezy I prefer that to what's going on now. Yes, we deserve leaders Who will ensure our rights and freedom, But we don't always get what we deserve.

Yeah, this is all your fault. Period.

@MotorCityLib @briebriejoy is an absolute treasure and I wish she'd run for office

The dumbest Non-MAGA personality on this app is in full damage control. Friendly reminder her judgment is so bad she co-hosts a podcast with a pedo.

@mistergeezy You know damn well the democratic party blocks any attempt for green or other parties to compete. The Democrats shit on you if you run outside the party and if you run inside the party. Burn the party down and start over.

How about you people run your own infrastructure instead of using the Democratic Party?

@neeratanden @JonOssoff Isn't this the law that lowered a tiny subset of prescriptions several years after passing and left the vast majority of them completely overpriced?

This is so good. And as someone serving in the Biden Administration, I can tell you that it's 1000% right that @JonOssoff was fighting hard (sometimes against Sinema) to get Medicare drug negotation finally passed into law. And that law is delivering lowe prices on prescpriptions.

@magi_jay I don't care about this thing I say over and over, but I don't care about it. Did I mention I don't care?

I mean I don't really care that much, but Graham Platner is totally intoxicated in this video and that's either alcohol or mouthwash in that coffee mug. Again, I honestly don't care. I'm just tired of everyone else fluffing this dude for literally no reason beyond his aesthetic.

@MotorCityLib Nah she wifey material 😙😙😙

By far the dumbest Non-MAGA account on this app belongs to this ghoul.

@MrsErikaKirk Loving the baseball burqa!

“While we may have big problems with illegal immigration in this country. I have to tell you, we have an even bigger problem when it comes to the systemic indoctrination and radicalization of our own citizens.”