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Kentucky is lucky to have @MassieforKY. He votes his conscience, defends the Constitution, and never backs down. Great to join him in Shelbyville and hear directly from the people who matter most: voters. @WLKY
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@PattyMurray Thank you. I agree with you and appreciate your vote.
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I just voted to STOP Trump's war of choice with Iran.
We're 25 days in, and this war has cost us American lives, billions in taxpayer dollars, and is threatening a global recession.
For what? NO war with Iran.
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@nypost There is no evidence that Iran has any interest in negotiating. Why would they negotiate?
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Iran signals a preference for JD Vance in negotiations - as Trump picks his team trib.al/v2ROtnd
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@RepNancyMace Why did you vote against congressional oversight of the war?
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If a single boot of a single American soldier sets foot on Iranian soil, I will vote against this.
I will not vote to fund sending South Carolina’s sons and daughters to die in a ground war in Iran.
The Associated Press@AP
BREAKING: The Pentagon seeks $200 billion in additional funds for the Iran war, AP source says. apnews.com/article/iran-w…
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@MAHA_Action @OriginalJustSue There can be some benefits from abolishing Daylight Saving Time in this context. Moreover, standard time keeps noon closer to solar noon for most locations and simplifies timekeeping. Why bother with DST? It seems like a complete waste of effort of time.
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@MAHA_Action Eliminating Daylight Saving Time could help. Any state can do so without federal approval. Hawaii never adopted DST and Arizona opted out in 1968. Follow their lead!
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Millions of teenagers are waking up before sunrise for school while most are not getting enough sleep.
Nearly 80% get less than 8 hours, and one in three students falls asleep in class.
This is tied to lower grades, anxiety, depression, and physical health risks.
More than 40% of teens report persistent sadness or hopelessness.
We are asking developing brains to perform while sleep deprived.
The science is clear early school start times are working against them.
So why are we still doing it?
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I EXPECT IRAN TO STOP/REDUCE THEIR ATTACKS ON THE GULF STARTING TONIGHT
As long as negotiations are moving forward, Iran will likely (hopefully) reduce or stop their attacks on the Gulf, and instead focus on Israel
Why?
To mend relations with their neighbors, facilitate the ongoing negotiations, and force Netanyahu to the negotiation table as well
This is based on the assumption that negotiations are actually ongoing, moving in the right direction, AND the IRGC in onboard (this part is the most important)
This would be great news for the UAE, Saudi, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman
I hope soon I can say the same for Iran, Israel and Lebanon
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Iran's demands for a peace deal with the U.S have changed Previously, they wanted U.S bases out of the region, along with compensation for the damages from the war Now their main demands are compensations, sanctions lifting, and guarantees of no future war This is very important as the removal of U.S. bases from the region is a delusional request, so I am glad this is off the table Iran also needs to forget about compensation, Trump will never accept But the other two conditions, I think they are workable I think Trump will lift the sanctions if Iran becomes more friendly to the U.S., giving Trump more leverage over the Strait of Hormuz And regarding guarantees to prevent another war, well that's easy, as Iran proved they can close the Strait of Hormuz and sustain heavy bombing while still attacking Israel and the Gulf. And they can mine the Strait. These are the ultimate deterants for any future war So in brief: - Security guaratees are already established by Iran's ability to close the Strait - Trump I think will be open to lift the sanctions - Reparations, I'm sure a solution can be found in a different format I'm optimistic we are going to get a peace deal soon!
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@DenisDaly @CommunistView @Timesofiraan I understand. I just wanted to point out that the US was formed long before the PRC or even communism, but we have our challenges. I strongly oppose war.
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@johnstep @CommunistView @Timesofiraan China is growing at 5%, and the US is in stagflation, even before Trump has destroyed the petro$.
I am on the side of sanity, and not the evil empire (the US) that has murdered 38 million people between 1971 and 2021 (Lancet Nov 2025), via sanctions.
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BREAKING 🚨:
This is ABSOLUTE CINEMA 🔥
🇺🇸 Journalist: "China will lose the US market"
🇨🇳China: "We don't care. China has been here for 5000 years and most of the time, there was no United States"🔥
"We will SURVIVE for another 5000 years without US"
Just see the reaction of Journalist 😭
ABSOLUTE BRUTAL ⚡🔥
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One of the few differences between the Iraq War and the Iran War is that Bush/Cheney and the neocon crew felt compelled to spend a year deceiving Americans to support it.
Trump just started it without even bothering with the pretense of Congressional or popular support:
Sam Haselby@samhaselby
The war on Iran is a massive, systemic failure of the US political system. No one but the military contracts and Israel fanatics wants it. It's terrible for Americans, for the whole world. Where is the opposition party? Where are the checks and balances? Where is democracy?
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If you've been waiting for "the next Ron Paul", do NOT sleep on @RepThomasMassie. They're attacking him for ALL the same reasons.
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@NDriever29653 @Cernovich I certainly may be, but that kind of escalation could be a massive humanitarian crisis.
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Liberating the Iranian people by bombing their oil refineries, poisoning their air, destroying their fresh water supplies, exploding their elementary schools, and now "obliterating" their power plants. Who wouldn't be grateful for this?
Rapid Response 47@RapidResponse47
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@CommunistView @Timesofiraan Both countries have significant issues. Which economic models guide your outlook?
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@johnstep @Timesofiraan The US is in terminal decline. It is nearly over. China will have the largest economy in the world soon, and leave the US in the dust. China has lifted 800 million people out of absolute poverty .
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I worked in Microsoft’s Systems Division in the mid to late 1990s, when Windows NT was winning market share from the clown car of UNIX variants offered by various workstation and server vendors. Linux was in ascendancy, but not soon enough to forestall the migration of 1/x
Joe@josephradhik
Ridiculous. To witness a perfectly usable operating system nosedive in quality over the past 5 years, has been painful. W11 is pathetic in so many ways, the fact that you have to debloat, "winhance", and more, just to make the damn thing work. W11 is a mirror of everything that has gone wrong in the software side recently. And yes, I'm a daily power user.
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Follow @marcusash, he leads design on the Windows team.
Marcus Ash@marcusash
There’s a lot of work underway that Pavan shared earlier today. Something that I know has been at the top of a lot of people’s minds is the feeling that feedback goes into a void, without real people to review and see it on the other side. To help with that, I’ll be taking on an expanded role as the exec sponsor of the Windows Insider Program to listen, engage, and help shape what’s ahead with the Windows community. Over the coming weeks, we’ll also introduce you to members of the product teams that will help you get answers on the topics you care about most. I’d love to hear from you. What would you like to see more of from us as we get started?
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