Jordan

I will be rich and successful without sacrificing my authenticity or I will die trying

@powderski Not when I was there 🤷‍♂️

@hoffstra323 vail is literally the poster child for long lift lines and overcrowding lol

Skiing in the U.S. is often associated with long lift lines and crowded slopes...

@AlecLace Find me a better, more honorable person than Joe Kent… I’ll wait

I hate to admit it but all of the talking points from Tucker, Megyn and Candace have caused me to change my opinion of Trump. I support him now more than I ever thought possible.

@TylerDurden Best single season ever

Just started this: I have been told S1 only.

@TylerDurden Correct

@elliotrades 😆

If you're still here Hold on just a bit longer

@GiaMMacool @modernhistory She did not pass

@modernhistory 52 years married.
She passed a few months before him.🙏🏻 Stories like this don’t make headlines because they honor marriage and family. Meanwhile, a generation with no families or lasting marriages sits online criticizing both. That’s why they won’t be remembered.

Chuck Norris and Gena

@ZachCostello_ @jimmy_dore Whomever bought into Bongino in the first place… is an idiot

Dan Bongino claims that Joe Kent is lying about Charlie Kirk being in the White House to advise President Trump against a war in Iran. Bret Weinstein's text messages with Charlie actually prove the opposite, and that Dan Bongino is a liar.

@SoveyX Oof

This man is fighting for his life.

@SebastianWols17 Does it look as good as RDR2

Playing Crimson Desert first 20min on base PS5 with performance 60fps mode. No fps drops, yeah ofc it looks way better on quality mode, but I am a 60fps player so will keep it this way, maybe will switch in towns for quality

@realchasegeiser @ek81307096 That face will haunt u forever

I muted Laura Loomer and my cancer went into remission.

@JRNYcrypto Wild

How are you going to rename your company Meta and then give up on the Metaverse

@Nero @marklevinshow They find idiots like him and prop them up, how the game is played

Foul decrepit thing @marklevinshow God’s justice will be eternal

@trader1sz 😆🫡

“If you can’t defeat your enemy, suck his dick” ~ Don Tzu

@btc_charlie Nobody

I wonder how many people regret voting for Trump now...

@hedgedhog7 Stick to being a hedgehog

not even sure mcdonalds is going to be hiring at this rate might have to apply to the zoo to be a monkey

Joe Kent: “Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation and it’s clear we started this war due to pressure from Israel.” The Deputy Speaker of the Iranian Parliament: “We tried to develop nuclear weapons, but couldn't keep it secret.”

@gatorgar No war in the Middle East… 🫡

I don’t blame people for being apprehensive about another war in the middle east. The American people have been badly burned decade after decade every time this happens. Here’s why I’m NOT worried about it. At least not yet: Never have we seen any results like this in this time frame. We literally took out the entire leadership of the Islamic regime twice in the first few days, including the Supreme Leader, and his replacement is in a coma. There’s another element to this I think a lot of people are overlooking, which is China. Cutting off Chinese influence in the region does nothing but benefit us, if we succeed. I believe we’re beginning to see that happen with the Strait of Hormuz. The scale of this “war” is still microscopic compared to any other comparable military operation in history. I see no reason to throw the baby out with the bath water at least until the scale eclipses the Gulf War. And lastly, the elephant in the room. One of the biggest issues for the American people has become support for Israel, due to the amount of foreign aid we provide them with. $3 billion might be a drop in the bucket compared to the national debt, but people are tired of footing the bill for other countries while costs rise at home. Sure, we send another $3 billion between Egypt and Jordan, which no one ever mentions or seems to care about, but regardless, sending money to Israel has become a major issue on its own. The people most concerned with that (and conveniently not concerned with us sending the same amount of money to two other non-Jewish countries right next door to them) don’t ever seem to address why we do it. And the reason is because Iran, the biggest sponsor of terror on Earth, and all of its proxies have declared the US their enemy, with every intent to attack us and our bases. If we wanted to discourage that without Israel’s assistance, it would cost us $15 million per day, $5 billion per year ($2 billion more than we send to Israel) to tie up our entire fleet in the region. So what’s the point if we’re already spending $15 million per day to keep our fleet there right now? Because if we cut the head off the octopus, and disable Iran’s ability to support the terror proxies who’s primary goal is the destruction of America and the west, then that military pressure will no longer be needed. In other words, this is the only path I see towards EVER reducing the amount of aid we send Israel (and other countries in the region) each year… which is what everyone wants, myself included. Unless this conflict spirals out of control and we end up stuck there for years, or the radical Islamists somehow retain control of their government without a military, the benefits of this operation massively outweigh the downsides. The people most critical of it could conceivably end up actually getting what they want most out of it. Now if things start to go south, and it looks like another Iraq war by this time next month, I’ll become much more critical. It’s a risk I’m willing to support at this juncture though, and I’m disappointed but not surprised by how many people had such a negative knee jerk reaction to it. The American people are done with the middle east. So here’s hoping we can make it so the middle east is done with us.

@Acyn Aren’t u asking for 200 billion for war ffs

Hegseth: Iran is an energy rich country. instead, like so many other places, driven by a radical ideology, instead of investing in their people… they invested in missiles, and they invested in launchers and UAVS.