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@christnat1776 @EricLDaugh He’s not signing any bills. He’ll sign unconstitutional executive orders all day long.

@EricLDaugh I thought he wasn’t signing anything until the save America act was passed?

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump signs executive order designed to SAVE COLLEGE SPORTS from a financial arms race - Athletes can only transfer schools one time before they graduate without having to sit out a season - Athletes can only play up to 5 seasons in a 5 year window - Aug. 1 effective date - Federal funding can be STRIPPED from schools who do not comply Trump just followed through, this is what he promised!

@legacydidit @anishmoonka I read a comment from a flat rather that said the moon was just a light in the sky, not a place people could go to.

@anishmoonka The fact that the moon itself is round should give flat earthers an Idea that they're dead wrong

Over 2,200 years ago, a Greek librarian named Eratosthenes measured the entire planet with a stick and got it right to within 100 miles. He didn’t have satellites or GPS or even a telescope. Just shadows and a guy he hired to walk between two Egyptian cities. His answer was about 25,000 miles around. The real number is roughly 24,900. Less than 1% off. In 240 BC. That photo up there is from the International Space Station, about 250 miles above us. The ISS whips around the planet once every 90 minutes. Sixteen sunrises, sixteen sunsets, every single day. Astronauts have taken over 3.5 million photographs of Earth from up there. Nearly 300 people from 26 countries have floated up and seen the curve with their own eyes. And yet. According to a 2018 YouGov poll of over 8,000 adults, only 84% of Americans firmly said the Earth is round. Among 18 to 24 year olds, that dropped to 66%. A separate 2021 survey put the share who think Earth is flat or aren’t sure at about 1 in 10. In December 2024, a guy from Colorado named Will Duffy spent three years planning and about $35,000 per person to fly some of the biggest flat-earth YouTubers to Antarctica. Near the South Pole during summer, the sun never sets. It stays up for 24 straight hours, circling across the sky, because the Earth is tilted on its axis and the bottom of the planet faces the sun. On a flat earth, that is physically impossible. They live-streamed the whole thing via Starlink. The sun didn’t set. Jeran Campanella, one of the most-watched flat-earth creators on YouTube, went on camera and said he’d been wrong about the 24-hour sun. The rest of the flat-earth community called it a green-screen fabrication. I went pretty deep on this one. What gets me is the timeline. Eratosthenes nailed it with a stick in 240 BC. We’ve got 3.5 million photos from orbit. A group of flat-earthers watched the sun circle Antarctica for three days, and parts of the community still called it staged. The evidence has been stacking up for 23 centuries and the gap between what we can prove and what people will accept keeps widening.

@E__Strobel Blame it on Pink Floyd.

I weep for the state of education that people *still* call it the 'dark side of the moon' rather than the far side of the moon.

@Chucked14 @RedpillDrifter Wait, you’re telling me QAnon is still a thing? I thought all you people died of stupidity.

@RedpillDrifter Many will not enjoy the awakening.

You cannot Leave low Earth Orbit. The only ones who have claimed to were Freemasons. Enjoy the awakening.

@Chubba287782 @ThatOneCatMeow @LucasGageX You. He’s talking about you, dumbass.

@ThatOneCatMeow @LucasGageX Who are you talking about? Who the fuk isa bible thumper? And how the hell did you come up with that?

Flerfs cry “fisheye lens!” at every curved Artemis II photo but ignore the ones shot with normal lenses. Fisheye bends lines—it can’t turn a flat Earth into a spinning globe. Here’s ISS footage (Nikon DSLR, no fisheye) showing Earth rotating underneath. Stop being ignorant.

@LetYourSolGlo @adamkjohnston What do you mean “if SCOTUS formally codifies” it? It’s already codified - it’s in the Constitution!

@adamkjohnston If SCOTUS formally codifies birthright citizenship, we will no longer be a sovereign nation. We will effectively be a nation without borders. It’s that dire. Plan accordingly.

The existence of Delia Ramirez in Congress is why Birthright Citizenship must be ended. Delia Ramirez was born on American soil after her mother illegally crossed the U.S. border. She’s also married to a DACA recipient. Now she wants to end ICE and immigration enforcement.

@alancikirk @GuntherEagleman You’re not crazy, but that’s not what the 14th Amendment says.

Even if lawfully here and intending to remain, I think one should be required to do the work to become a citizen for their children to be considered citizens. Am I crazy? Because plenty of people who are here lawfully and “intend to remain”—eventually end up breaking the law by overstaying their visas if they don’t get extensions. This will encourage those here legally now to have a child immediately, say they “intend to remain”…you know the rest.

Sauer drew a clear line with Justice Barrett. Today's illegal entrants cross by choice in open defiance of U.S. law. Their presence is not rendered lawful by mere arrival. Under the original public meaning, citizenship flows only to children of parents who are lawfully present with intent to remain. The 14th Amendment was never meant to reward lawbreaking or erase Congress's power over immigration. It affirmed sovereignty, not surrender.

@rhysajlucero @ChiefJosheola The word “allegiance” isn’t in the Amendment.

@ChiefJosheola You cant stop reading in the middle of a sentence. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, AND subject to the jurisdiction thereof [allegiance to the US], are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they RESIDE [lawfully domiciled].

Republicans: “The Constitution says ‘Shall not be infringed’ so all gun laws are illegal! The Founders didn’t make mistakes!” Also Republicans: “Well, actually, when the Founders wrote ‘All persons born or naturalized in the United States are citizens’ they didn’t mean it.”

@quabbin8 @njoyzgrl81 @SpeakerJohnson @timburchett @BasedMikeLee What’s more originalist than reading the 14th Amendment the way it was written?

@njoyzgrl81 @SpeakerJohnson @timburchett @BasedMikeLee You can’t change a constitutional amendment with legislation passed by Congress. It must be changed by another constitutional amendment. The other way is to impeach the Supreme Court justices and replace them with people who think like justice Thomas a true originalist.

Dear @SpeakerJohnson Do not wait for SCOTUS. Ask @timburchett to write a bill ending birthright citizenship. Get it passed through the house. After Thune is removed from his leadership chair in 2 weeks, get @BasedMikeLee to get it passed through the senate. We’re tired of sacrificing our American dream for every other nation’s carpetbaggers.

@EMGulden @RealSpitfire Especially the current occupant of the White House.

@RealSpitfire Oh fuck that, have you seen how emotional men get when they do t get their way?

It was a bad idea to allow women on the Supreme Court. Way too emotional.

@ClayTravis Because that’s what the 14th Amendment says.

An American citizen’s baby can’t become a Chinese citizen by being born on the soil of China. Can anyone explain why a Chinese citizen’s baby should be able to become an American citizen by being born on the soil here? It’s absolute insanity.

@DaphneKMorrow @Trigshz @mrddmia The word allegiance does not appear the Amendment.

The 14th Amendment guarantees citizenship to anyone born or naturalized in the U.S. and subject to its jurisdiction/allegiance excluding children of foreign diplomats or hostile forces or illegal invaders breaking laws and customs. This prevents Congress or courts from restricting citizenship or reimagining it ensuring birthright citizenship as a protected constitutional right to those lawfully born on US soil by right of blood.

Dear Supreme Court Justices: Your job is to follow the law. Even when it’s politically difficult. The law is clear: We The People, as the sovereign citizens, never gave birthright citizenship to illegals. Not in the 14th amendment. Not any statute after. If we change our minds, we will have our elected representatives in Congress change the law for us. Like we did for American Indians. You wear robes, not capes.

@Mr_Westinghaus @TheJesusYouDont @AFpost Lincoln was born in Kentucky but moved to Indiana when he was 7 and later to Illinois. Hardly from the south.

I think you’re a bit too emotional. Lincoln only had 39% of the popular vote in the midterm election— he then caused GOP to lose the ‘62 midterms. Lincoln was from the South and campaigned to “amend it but not end it” The South was at the far right tail of the Capitalist distribution curve. Read “Half Has Never Been Told” by Prof Baptise of Cornell. You’ll be wiser.

Trump’s net approval rating has fallen to -17, making him the most unpopular president in US history. Follow: @AFpost

@EricLDaugh I’ll be shocked if he stays awake.

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump is about to become the FIRST-EVER sitting American president to attend Supreme Court oral arguments, ahead of the birthright citizenship case The US is the ONLY developed country to allow insane birthright tourism where Chinese billionaires have 100+ American children. STRIKE IT DOWN, SCOTUS!

@atrupar Motherfucker is more worried about his goddamn ballroom than he is about the war he started.

Trump: "So we feel-- we don't feel, we know that congressional approval is not necessary to put up a ballroom"

@Tinkerbell52028 @LangmanVince How is a ginormous ballroom good for America?

@LangmanVince Everything good Trump is doing for America and its citizens these psychos will do anything to stop it. They are evil to the core. We can't hate what they are doing enough. Total misuse of power and position.

This is the Trump Deranged judge who blocked the construction of the White House ballroom today! Of course he looks exactly like you'd expect!

@marilynmacey @nicksortor @DailyCaller By “activist judges” you mean those that follow the constitution.

@nicksortor @DailyCaller President will sign the EO, the Dems will sue him, activist judges will give judgement against President Trump at lower court, then he will sue again at higher courts, this will go on for awhile until the case reaches the Supreme Court. It's a vicious cycle as usual.

🚨 BREAKING: President Trump will be signing an executive order at 5pm ET CRACKING DOWN on mail-in voting, per @DailyCaller GREAT! 🙌🏼 The order will require DHS and SSA to verify voter lists, and limit absentee ballots to approved voters

@DogecoinFool @NoHolyScripture My parents told me my ancestors came from Germany. If that’s true then why are there still Germans?

@NoHolyScripture Evolution is made up like climate change. If apes turned into humans then why are there still apes?

Humans didn’t evolve from modern apes, we ARE apes, sharing a common ancestor with chimps, bonobos, and gorillas ~6-7 million years ago. Just like you and your cousin share grandparents, humans and chimps share deep ancestral roots. Evolution isn’t linear; it’s a family tree.

@EMastrro @EricLDaugh @JudyHS13 Is there anything - anything at all - that you won’t blame on Democrats?

These countries are not standing with Trump. This is the result of Democrats creating an internal war by portraying Trump as a Nazi. Nobody wants to help a Nazi, and that is the real issue. Democrats did this; those countries are simply the result of what Democrats did to America.

🚨 HOLY CRAP! SecWar Pete Hegseth just dropped a truth nuke on NATO “You don't have much of an ALLIANCE if you have countries that are not willing to STAND with you when you need them!” NATO is officially on notice. President Trump never forgets.

@CCbangbang @JeffCampsInMN @AzPetrich Where did he mention Trump?

@JeffCampsInMN @AzPetrich npr.org/sections/healt… I’d ask you to read this, but seems as if you don’t have the intellectual capacity to do that.

In Iran, if a 12 year-old girl is forcefully impregnated by her father, she must carry the baby to term or spend life in prison. Oops! My bad. I meant Mississippi, Texas, and Alabama.