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A primer/reminder...in case anyone is interested... courtmartial.com/president-issu…

@NativeTexan_17 Apparently, he's THAT Greg Phillips...🤷‍♂️

Free speech…

@OnlyFreedoms @ForestMommy @johnhawkinsrwn I must live under a conservative rock because I don't know half of this list...and don't see half of the half that I know as much more than Con Inc. What's the criteria, I wonder?

@ForestMommy @johnhawkinsrwn First name on the list to let you know it’s gonna be the most retarded shit you’ve ever seen

My 50 most respected people in the conservative movement for 2026. Who would make your list? Greg Abbott Asmongold Billboard Chris Chloe Cole Ron Coleman Dan Bongino Data Republican Ted Cruz Steve Deace Ron DeSantis Seth Dillon Harmeet Dhillon Riley Gaines Ryan Girdusky Jonah Goldberg Victor Davis Hanson Pete Hegseth Cam Higby Tom Homan Mike Lee Mark Levin David Limbaugh James Lindsay John N. Kennedy Karoline Leavitt Dana Loesch Gina Loudon Scott Jennings Erika Kirk Mike Lee Nathan Livingstone Cynthia Lummis Stephen Miller Elon Musk (He's more of a moderate, but still) James O'Keefe Kash Patel Dennis Prager Scott Presler Chaya Raichik Willfred Reilly Glenn Reynolds Chip Roy Christopher Rufo Ben Shapiro Nick Shirley Thomas Sowell Robby Starbuck Donald Trump Matt Walsh JD Vance

@govtgrifters Is the extra $10k for translation out of legal gibberish into normal language?

Oh wow, 14K a day for the legislature to be in session? Think of all the money we can save if the legislature is in session for one week, every 2 years! Millions!

I want to ask you to follow this dot with your eyes. Was that easy? Without you even having to give that much thought, your brain is telling your eye muscles where to move to keep your focus on that dot. 1/

@alyssamariiee11 Don't be silly. democrats have to prove themselves once in awhile to stay in power. republicans think that's tacky and beneath them.

John Thune is a Democrat. Prove me wrong.

@ForestMommy A knee-jerk reaction after looking at his ministry has me wondering if he truly is an "outsider", or just without previous "political" baggage?

Yes it would be great to have an outsider like Marx to get involved. But you need someone who at least knows some of what is going on and how things work here. People are distorting that.

@cheshire1776 Pick your fighter in the modern world crusades?

What fresh new PSYOP are we in for this week?

@realultraredpil @armygir36701799 @C_3C_3 I'd go 525...there are probably 10 chronic drinks that don't count...

@armygir36701799 @C_3C_3 Sounds right ...

If you had to guess how many of the 535 members of Congress are being blackmailed? Not bribed or bought. Straight up blackmail. What say you?

@armygir36701799 Now everyone is waiting for the gavel to go Bang Bang and the cell door to go Clang Clang...then he needs to worry about the Gang Gang, but maybe he should just Hang Hang...

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@ShieldMaiden17Q I thought yo were homeschooled?

I cannot begin to explain how much I relate to, align with, and feel seen by the meme below. 😂🤣

We can’t always choose the music life plays for us But we can choose how we dance to it.. Grand Risings and Blessings for your continued well being. 🙏 💕 😊 🐺

@concernedforco @justsarahCO @pweiser

@ghostwolf341451 @justsarahCO @pweiser I speak fluent typo. 😂

The only reason to protect the PREDATORS that are sexually assaulting children would be that the laws are written by the PREDATORS themselves. And @pweiser is asking you to promote him after letting a teacher walk with probation for sexually assaulting a child!

@concernedforco @justsarahCO @pweiser Suing...ffs...autocorrect It should say suing...

@concernedforco @justsarahCO @pweiser Depends...if he promises to just keep using people instead of signing laws, there could be an upside 🤷‍♂️

@SamaHoole Well...one of his mentors founded NovoNordisk. And, he ran a starvation study during WWII. I'm sure that is just a weird coincidence.

In 1953 an American physiologist called Ancel Keys stood up at a World Health Organization conference in Geneva and presented a graph. The graph plotted fat consumption against heart disease mortality in six countries. The United States at the top. Japan at the bottom. A smooth upward curve in between. The room was convinced. The graph would go on to define global nutrition policy for the next seventy years. There was one small problem with the graph. Keys had data from twenty-two countries. He chose six. The other sixteen, which included France and Switzerland eating vast quantities of butter and cheese with low heart disease, and countries like Chile eating almost no animal fat and having high heart disease, did not produce the line he wanted. So they were not on the graph. When this was pointed out, in print, at the time, Keys did not engage with the science. He launched a career. He became chair of the American Heart Association's nutrition committee. He got himself on the cover of Time magazine. He organised the Seven Countries Study, a sequel to the cherry-picked six, which selected populations and time points that would confirm his hypothesis and excluded those that would not. Crete was measured during Lent. The comparisons were, by design, not fair. Then he did the thing that turned him from a scientist into a politician. He went after the opposition. Dr John Yudkin, a British physiologist, published a book in 1972 called Pure, White and Deadly, arguing that sugar was a better fit for the heart disease data than fat. His data covered more populations, more years, and more accurately matched the rise in cardiovascular mortality across the twentieth century. Keys called him, in print, a charlatan. He used his position at the AHA to block Yudkin's research from conferences. He pressured editors. He lobbied funders. Yudkin's grants dried up. His reputation was systematically dismantled by a man who was, at this point, not doing science but running a protection racket for a hypothesis. Yudkin died in 1995 in obscurity. His work has since been quietly vindicated. Nobody has apologised. Meanwhile the American Heart Association, funded since 1948 by a $1.7 million donation from Procter and Gamble (makers of Crisco, a product that urgently needed a reason for Americans to stop cooking with lard), adopted Keys's recommendations and issued them as medical advice. The American public complied. Butter consumption collapsed. Margarine tripled. Seed oils, negligible in 1950, became the dominant cooking fat. The food industry reformulated thousands of products to remove fat and replace it with sugar, because the fat was the enemy and the sugar was not. American obesity rates, stable for fifty years, began to climb in 1977, the year the McGovern committee translated Keys's hypothesis into federal guidelines. They have not stopped climbing since. Type 2 diabetes followed. Metabolic syndrome followed. Fatty liver disease, which barely existed in 1950, became endemic. The entire constellation of chronic metabolic disease now occupying every doctor surgery in the developed world tracks, almost perfectly, onto the adoption curve of the guidance Keys spent his career promoting. He retired to Italy, drank olive oil, ate cheese, lived to 100, and described himself in interviews as a pioneer. He was a pioneer. He pioneered the practice of producing a predetermined conclusion from selective data, destroying the reputations of anyone who noticed, and using institutional capture to convert the conclusion into policy. Ancel Keys was not wrong the way scientists are sometimes wrong. Ancel Keys was wrong the way politicians are wrong. Deliberately. Profitably. Without consequence. You are still eating the consequences now.

@ForestMommy @CBSNewsColorado That explains more than I could ever hope to explain about the state of Colorado...

@CBSNewsColorado They literally build neighborhoods on top of landfills

Colorado counties are warning of higher trash fees as state cracks down on methane emissions from landfills cbsnews.com/colorado/news/…

@govtgrifters How much of that was ski resorts complaining about crappy snowpack?

Luckily, the Colorado GOP is organized, efficient, and poised to offer the good citizens of Colorado an alternative! 🤣🤣

@concernedforco @DanishDesign @concernedforco2 🤔 the word "employees" is a curious choice. I'd like to see the breakdown of which "employees" are most likely to crack that threshold. I bet they would end up being middle management, gatekeeping bureaucrats, not law enforcement or customer service reps...

@DanishDesign @concernedforco2 They’re supposed to be “public servants”, but somewhere along the way it became about self indulgence. It’s very frustrating.

Government employee millionaires off TSP have grown 158% since 2020…. wtf…. Should this be happening? You should not make more money off us than we do in the private sector…. Does this make anyone unhappy… or more than unhappy? Thoughts @concernedforco2 @concernedforco

Yep government wants to be daddy, mommy, care giver, in all aspects because it breeds the reliance that creates the door for dictatorship and communism.

@concernedforco @RepMariaSalazar 🤣😜

@ghostwolf341451 @RepMariaSalazar Apparently. I feel like I am on crazy pills right now. 😂🤦🏼‍♀️

🚨 Evangelical and Catholic Christians: this immigration crisis has already reached our churches.🚨 Did you know 1 in 12 Christians in America is either undocumented or has a family member who is? That is millions of Christians potentially at risk of deportation. Many have been part of our congregations for decades. Don’t take my word for it… See the “One Part of the Body” report from the National Association of Evangelicals and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. Immigration is also a matter of conscience. While some churches are more affected than others, the Apostle Paul reminds us that the Church is one body: “If one part suffers, every part suffers with it; if one part is honored, every part rejoices with it.” (1 Corinthians 12:26) @USCCB @NAEvangelicals