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70% of farmers say they can’t afford to buy all the fertilizer they need for this growing season due to the war in Iran.
2/3 of the U.S. is in a drought.
The costs of food is already high, and the rising cost of gas makes it even tougher on Americans and our farmers.
Food Security is National Security.
America First means focusing on our food security and basic cost of living for Americans.
War in Iran is pointless and honestly just stupid.
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@unusual_whales Because 70% have no exposure to the stock markets...
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@unusual_whales More market manipulation. How much have you made off of the war off the backs of The American People?
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James Carville: “I’m gonna talk to you fucking assholes in the White House. Do you know how bad you’re gonna get beat in November? Trump, who gives a shit what you do. You’re done. You have no idea how done you are. I want that motherfucker so alive and so cognizant on election night in November that you can’t believe it because the country is sick of your bullshit”
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@maddenifico @JaxHarley5 Every single day more and more #MAGA are arrested for being pedophiles and child porn collectors and distributors.
Every day Conservative Christian Trumpanzees prove to the world what they are!
Racist, degenerate shit-for-brains sociopathic subhuman sexual predators!


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BREAKING🚨 Senate Republicans just slipped $1 BILLION in taxpayer money into an immigration bill to fund Trump's personal White House ballroom — and they're trying to pass it before anyone notices.
Here's what they actually did.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley released draft language yesterday for the Republican reconciliation bill — a massive immigration and border security package that can't be blocked by a Democratic filibuster.
Buried inside that bill is $1 billion in taxpayer funding for the Secret Service to make "security adjustments and upgrades" to Trump's White House ballroom.
Not for border security. Not for ICE agents. For a ballroom.
The ballroom Trump has been building on the White House grounds since 2025 — a project that was supposed to be privately funded by Trump's donors — is now getting $1 billion from American taxpayers.
The funding would cover "above-ground and below-ground security features," according to the bill language. Translation: They're billing taxpayers $1 billion to build a private event space for Trump to host fundraisers and state dinners.
And they tucked it into an immigration bill so they could claim it's about "national security."
Here's the excuse Republicans are using.
After a third assassination attempt on Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner last month, the Secret Service recommended enhanced security measures for Trump's public appearances. Republicans are arguing the new ballroom reduces security risks because Trump can control and secure it instead of renting hotels.
But the ballroom was already being built before the assassination attempt. Trump announced the project in 2025. The attack didn't create the ballroom — it just gave Republicans an excuse to bill taxpayers for it.
And $1 billion is an obscene amount of money for a ballroom.
The entire Secret Service budget for 2025 was $3.6 billion. Trump is asking for nearly one-third of the Secret Service's annual budget to secure a single building that will be used for private events.
The White House Historical Association renovated the entire East Wing in 2021 for $25 million. The West Wing renovation under Obama cost $86 million. Trump's ballroom is getting $1 billion.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer slammed the proposal: "Republicans are using an immigration bill to funnel a billion taxpayer dollars into Trump's personal vanity project while families are struggling to afford groceries."
And here's the part that makes this even more corrupt.
The ballroom isn't just for state functions. Trump has already announced plans to rent it out for private events — weddings, corporate galas, fundraisers — at premium rates.
So taxpayers are funding the construction of a billion-dollar event space that Trump will then charge people to use. That's not security. That's a taxpayer-funded business investment for Trump's personal financial gain.
Republicans are trying to pass it through reconciliation — a budget process that only requires 50 votes in the Senate instead of 60 — so Democrats can't filibuster it. If this bill passes, Trump gets $1 billion for his ballroom without a single Democratic vote.
Bloomberg News broke the story yesterday. CNN confirmed it this morning. Democrats are now scrambling to strip the ballroom funding out before it hits the Senate floor.
But because it's part of a reconciliation package, Republicans control the amendment process. They can block Democratic amendments and force a vote on the bill as-is.
Share this everywhere so people know what's happening.
Senate Republicans just tried to quietly funnel $1 billion in taxpayer money to Trump's personal ballroom by hiding it in an immigration bill.
That's corruption dressed up as national security.

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@AnnieForTruth Trump can't die, he needs to be held accountable with regards to the Epstein piles
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@CBSEveningNews Companies of the data centers should eat ALL of the increased costs, not The People.
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@YourAnonNews Companies of the data centers should eat ALL of the increased costs, not The People.
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Why the fuck do people have to pay for this shit
CBS Evening News with Tony Dokoupil@CBSEveningNews
New data centers are popping up across the country, driving up utility bills in at least 13 states. According to a new analysis, Americans who live near the centers are paying as much as 267% more a month for energy than five years ago.
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