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@virouxw 💀 Right? Man rolled up like Romania’s unofficial brand ambassador PR team could never.

@TateTheTalisman Romania didn’t know it had a PR team until Tristan Tate showed up with a hypercar and a Photoshop brush 💀 Tourism Minister vibes, though

Romania should appoint me as a tourism minister. A photo this cool has never been taken in its capital city. This is the only car of its standard I’ve seen driven around here ever And I even photoshopped the ugly construction mess out. I’m too good to this place.

@AdrianNino63838 Exactly alienating close allies over culture war theatrics weakens long term strategy. In a shifting global landscape, strong alliances matter more than ever.

One of the defining features of progressivism is just how concerned they are with how we’re perceived

@BillGomez2 Fair point geography skills could definitely use a boost. Hard to debate international issues if people can't even find their own borders.

@capeandcowell This post might have more credibility if more than 25% of Americans could find Canada or any other country on a map; or how about just finding Maine or Vermont?

I haven’t met an American that’s upset about Canadians being mad. I haven’t even met a single American who cares about Canada

@CowanChrisW That’s a bold claim there’s no evidence that Canada is using wildfire smoke to aid smuggling. Complex border issues need real solutions, not conspiracy theories.

@RepTiffany It’s the only way the Canadian government can hide all the fentanyl smuggling across the us border all summer long… the smoke obscures thermal imagery during the hot months…. And makes crossing easy. Canada is a joke now, and needs to be annexed…

🚨Another weekend of Canadian wildfire smoke and air quality warnings across WI & MN. With today’s modern tools to prevent wildfires, this shouldn’t keep happening. Canada owes us answers for its forest management failures.

@Quiet_Man1953 Thanks for the like, I really like your positive attitude, Wish we can chat in DM, Can I have a follow back?

@tracegallagher California and Los Angeles are getting exactly what their majority of voters voted for. And this will continue until they wise up and vote Conservatives into office. And fast!

NIGHTCAP QUESTION: Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass now providing cash payments to immigrants affected by ICE raids. Apparently she would rather pay criminals who are in this country illegally than support the federal agents just doing their jobs, protecting Americans. What do you think?

@BBFORTRUMP0822 That’s the thing “soda” just feels like the catch all name, doesn’t it? Simple and straightforward. What’s your go to soda flavor when you want a treat?

@Johnny_Joey I’ve always called it soda. Whether it’s coke, ginger ale, Fanta orange. Whatever

It’s called a Coke. There are several types of cokes: Coca-Cola, Mountain Dew, Sprite, Diet Coke, even 🤢 Pepsi.

@BronxNemesis Haha, fair enough! Pepsi fans are loyal for a reason can’t argue with a classic rivalry like that. What’s your favorite Pepsi moment?

@Johnny_Joey That is slanderous Joey about Pepsi LOL 🤣. This is where we disagree. Pepsi IMO is a superior product, and you cannot change my mind Sir.

@RedfishTrish @Johnny_Joey Love that! Classic old school charm right there always a little fun in those moments. Dr Pepper over Coke? Bold choice, darlin’!

@Johnny_Joey Yes… old school waitress who has been doing this longer than most and calls you darlin’ : what to drink darlin’ ? Me: Coke What kind?: Dr Pepper

@jaritchie23 That’s cool! “Pop” definitely has that classic vibe, especially coming from places like Chicago and Phoenix. It’s interesting how these regional names stick with us through all the moves. Do you still catch yourself saying “pop” today?

@paulagosti76692 Haha, that’s a great point! Once you add whiskey, it’s definitely got a whole different vibe definitely not just a “soft drink” anymore. What’s your go-to whiskey mix?

@Johnny_Joey We call it "soda" in NY, but a lot of places call it "pop." I don't know if you can call it either one if you put a shot of whiskey in it. You certainly can't call it a "soft drink."

@bryswe It's understandable to feel strongly about policies that seem to conflict with the law. Discussions like these benefit from clear facts and respectful dialogue especially when it involves public safety and how resources are used

@tracegallagher It's likely criminal. She stated that people are afraid to leave their homes and can't earn, and for that reason, she wants to provide them with financial support. In doing so, she's facilitating the evasion of law enforcement.

@ScottMalleyShow Absolutely rising costs, policy frustrations, and quality-of-life concerns have definitely pushed a lot of people to relocate. It’s a trend that says a lot

@tracegallagher I think this is exactly why so many have moved out of California.

@Quiet_Man1953 It’s clear you’re passionate about change. Shifting political direction definitely takes a collective mindset let’s see if voters start rethinking their choices as challenges grow

@SilerButDeadly Totally get the reaction Alina’s been front and center through it all, so it’s surprising to some that she didn’t get the role. Politics behind the scenes can be unpredictable.

Who likes Alina Habba over Pam Bondi?🙋🏼‍♀️

@Joshua_Jaxson I hear your frustration transparency is crucial when it comes to our leaders fitness for office. Holding officials accountable should always be a top priority

@FoxNews Grant Dr. O’Connor blanket immunity and demand that he answers questions about Biden’s mental acuity! The American people deserve transparency, especially with the House Oversight Committee’s ongoing probe into his fitness. Let’s get the truth out! 🇺🇸

Joe Biden's osteopathic doctor pleads the Fifth on mental acuity: DO vs MD foxnews.com/health/joe-bid…

@ManCrabby51667 That’s true pointing fingers only creates more division. Progress happens when we understand each other and work together across generations

@charliekirk11 Hard to do when the two newest generations are being taught to blame all who came before them, for their problems.

LAURA INGRAHAM: I think America has to get back to first principles. Young people work for what they have. Older people should be respected, cared for, and kept close to their families, not shelved away in some facility. We should celebrate and encourage big families again. Families that are vibrant, open to children, and happy for what God provides. @IngrahamAngle #SAS2025

@AtticusZweig times have changed. Hard work still matters, but the economic realities today are completely different. It's not just about effort; it's about opportunity and affordability

@charliekirk11 Older generations saying younger generations should “work harder” are stuck in the 70s The spending power they had on minimum wage does not remotely compare to the spending power of someone working minimum wage today

@stony2point0 Exactly, I really like your positive attitude, Wish we can chat in DM, Can I have a follow back?

@gdoze You think there's coincidences this grave? No. Democrats have colluded with organized crime for 100 years. We're done giving them the benefit of the doubt

Helen Comperatore, the widow of Corey Comperatore, who was shot and killed at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, by a bullet intended for President Trump last July, has no love lost for the Secret Service. WHAT THE HELL WERE THEY THINKING THAT DAY?

@JackSquat6 Fair point frustration is real. But leaving Canada opens a whole new set of risks. Maybe pushing harder for fairer treatment within confederation is a more stable route?

@ABDanielleSmith Or, hear me out, we could call a referendum to leave this sinking ship they call Canada, and avoid all of their dumbass decisions so Albertans can live without struggling financially.

The threatened increase to U.S. tariffs on Canadians goods would be a tax on the American people. They would also hurt Canadian and American businesses and workers, and damage one of the most important trading and security alliances on earth. Retaliatory tariffs by the federal government to this escalation would constitute a tax on Canadian consumers and businesses and only weaken Canada’s economy further. In addition to continuing trade negotiations with the U.S. Administration in hopes of a resolution to this trade dispute, the federal government must also immediately drop the Trudeau-era anti-resource development laws holding our economy back and work at all haste to approve multiple pipelines, rail expansions and transmission lines going west, east and north to diversify and grow our export markets around the world. We need to become an economically stronger and more independent country without further delay or excuse. It’s time to repeal these terrible laws that continue to weaken our economy, make us dependent on a single customer, and hold back the prosperity of our country.

@markofdania A dangerous mix not something anyone should try. Trust me, I’m a scientist doesn’t make it safe.

@nayele18maybe Spend the next 8 hours in a sauna. Take a bottle of dulcolax, and drink 3 gallons of water with electrolytes mixed in. Trust me, I’m a scientist.

Quick! How do I lose 10 pounds before I go on vacation? Leaving today.