Steve Schultz 🇺🇸

Don’t treat us differently because of our race….but you better treat us differently because of our race. Or else you’re racist. 🤦🏽‍♀️ She. Is. Clueless.

It was working great too. Material for roughly ten bombs and a missile capacity of 2,000 miles. Mission accomplished?

This post is repeating IRGC talking points. Here they are and here’s what’s actually true. Talking point: “Iran has endured sanctions since 1979.” Reality: Iran is losing about $435 million a day. Food inflation is in triple digits. Purchasing power has collapsed roughly 90%. Oil storage runs out in two to three weeks, which forces production shutdowns. Gasoline shortages hit on the same timeline because Iran imports refined fuel. This post literally tells you what Iranian state media tells his people to justify their continued suffering. Talking point: “Pressure can’t move enrichment, missiles, or proxies.” Reality: The blockade is costing Iran around $13 billion a month, matching the economic damage of the 43-day war without a bomb dropped. A former Treasury sanctions official says Iran’s only two options now are come back to the table or watch the economy collapse. By the way, this is exactly what Iran’s opening position was. Talking point: “The IRGC will strike US forces if we stay.” Reality: In the first 48 hours of the blockade, zero ships broke through and ten were turned around. By April 23, 31 vessels had been intercepted, most complying without a fight. The IRGC is threatening, not striking. Talking point: “Withdraw, declare victory, then use sanctions relief as leverage.” Reality: Iran’s actual offer is to reopen Hormuz only if the US lifts the blockade and ends the war. That is the regime’s demand, repeated back to us as if it were our idea. Once you lift the blockade, the leverage is gone. After 2015, no bank would touch Iranian money even when the US authorized it. They had to fly cash in on pallets. Rebuilding sanctions takes months or years. Tehran knows this. That’s why he’s proposing this. Talking point: “Global fertilizer shortage will cause famines.” Reality: Iran is a minor fertilizer exporter. The 2022 Russia-Ukraine disruption removed roughly 20% of global nitrogen fertilizer trade and caused no famine. Iran is a fraction of that. The famine claim has no numbers behind it. The post is the IRGC’s demand list from a supposed American.

@brianstelter @PressSec CNN RAN SOME OF THE CENSORSHIP EFFORTS AND HARASSES SOCIAL MEDIA COMPANIES TO CENSOR PEOPLE AND VIEWS IT DISAGREES WITH! YOU CAN NOT BE SERIOUS RIGHT NOW!

Kimmel’s hateful and violent rhetoric is intended to divide our country. His monologue about my family isn’t comedy- his words are corrosive and deepens the political sickness within America. People like Kimmel shouldn’t have the opportunity to enter our homes each evening to spread hate. A coward, Kimmel hides behind ABC because he knows the network will keep running cover to protect him. Enough is enough.  It is time for ABC to take a stand.  How many times will ABC’s leadership enable Kimmel’s atrocious behavior at the expense of our community.

On Wednesday, you called for “maximum warfare” on President Trump and his administration. Your disgusting rhetoric is inciting violence.

TIM WALZ: "No one has ever been more dangerous to this country than Donald Trump, and he is a fascist to his core."  Your disgusting rhetoric is inciting these violent attacks on President Trump and his administration.

You literally just reposted Hakeem Jeffries quote calling for “total warfare everywhere” only a days ago. Start being responsible with your platform instead of calling for violence.

Yessssssssss.

When you're explaining, you're losing....

If your pastor doesn’t sound like this, you need to find a new pastor. I say this on here every other day. There is ONE TRUTH. Only one.

The Strait of Hormuz is OPEN, and the markets are responding immediately. Oil just dropped over 10%. The DOW is surging, the S&P and NASDAQ are climbing. Relief is already hitting the economy. Gas prices are next. Iran tried to hold the global economy hostage, but they underestimated American resolve. When the United States shows strength, markets stabilize, supply flows, and the world recalibrates. This is what happens when leadership is decisive. This is what happens when America doesn’t blink. TRUST in Trump.

I am simultaneously pleasantly surprised to be on this list of the country’s top news influencers, and unreasonably disappointed that I am not ranked higher.

I don't think Democrats EVER expected Trump to win in Iran. Almost like they forgot that Trump is a LEADER unlike the other presidents who opted to BANKRUPT our tax base while enriching their own wealth to amounts NEVER SEEN BEFORE. Van Hollen is a INCOMPETENT DIPSHIT.

@TheEconomist Obama SecDefs ousted 197 in 8 years.

Your turn, shit face…

Good evening from the Coconut Tree @KamalaHarris Ma’am, (can we call you Ma'am?) we’ll keep this factual and review your actual record, not your reboot. As a U.S. Senator (2017-2021), you were an original cosponsor of the Green New Deal resolution (S.Res. 59). It directed the US to “divest from fossil fuels,” phase out oil, gas, and coal production and remake the entire economy around subsidized green mandates. Your 2020 campaign was shorter than a Garden Gnome but managed to work in these gems: You told the CNN town hall: “There’s no question I’m in favor of banning fracking.” On Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show: “We will end fracking once and for all” while committing to the Green New Deal. Your $10 trillion climate plan called for no new fossil fuel leases on federal lands, phasing out all oil & gas (even if renewables weren’t ready), a carbon fee, and doubling U.S. payments to the UN Green Climate Fund. Before that, as California Attorney General (2011-2017), you built a reputation suing our industry. The lawfare you pursued laid the foundation for the collapse of the California refining industry we are witnessing right now You even sued the Obama-Biden administration to block new offshore permits off California’s coast. Remember 2022? As VP, national gas prices hit $5+/gallon (over $6 in parts of CA). You told Americans those record prices were “a price to pay for democracy” for Ukraine. But apparently the freedom of millions of Irainian citizens are not worth $3.97 a gallon now? That seems - I don't know - selective? Bottom line. California still pays the nation’s highest gas prices — thanks to the taxes, mandates, and anti-production policies you championed for years. Flying cross country (made possible by jet fuel) to North Carolina to make a video isn't going to change that. And those are the facts - unburdened by what has been.

@ericswalwell @BillMelugin_ Bro, you should definitely fight those “false allegations”, especially all the videos of you doing weird shit with hookers

Good evening @RepRoKhanna. We hope you had a nice Saturday. Several people have requested we comment on your post. We will quickly before we take Mrs. USOGA out for date night. First - like you, we hope this war will end soon and things will return to normal. Until then - things will be what they will be. But high gas prices in your district aren’t “Trump’s war”—they’re Sacramento’s doing. California drivers pay nearly double the national average in state taxes, plus cap-and-trade, Low Carbon Fuel Standard, unique reformulated gasoline, refinery limits, and geographic isolation that blocks cheap imports. That adds $1.00–$1.78+ over the U.S. average. Here is our suggestion. Your proposed windfall profits tax will do nothing to bring relief to your overtaxed and underappreciated constituents. Instead -suspend those state-level taxes first and bring California prices in line with the national average. Put your state bureaucracy on a diet. They could stand to shed a few pounds. Encourage California domestic oil and gas production and expand your refinery capacity instead of shutting it down. Stand up to your Governor. You know he is wrong and you can be on the right side of things And let's talk windfall profits tax. They don't work. While you don't call it a windfall profits tax, California recently passed one and called it a "wealth tax" now you see high net worth individuals fleeing your state. History proves it backfires. The 1980 Crude Oil Windfall Profit Tax cut domestic production 1–8% (hundreds of millions of barrels lost), boosted imports 3–13%, raised far less revenue than projected after deductions, created massive bureaucracy, and was repealed in 1988 because it discouraged supply exactly when America needed more. That in turn led us to depend even more on Middle East imports for another 20 years right up until the shale revolution occurred. Kind of like how California is dependent on imports now. Your repeated sponsorship of a new Big Oil Windfall Profits Tax Act would repeat the exact same mistake—shrinking U.S. output and raising costs. Crude exports? They expand global supply, narrow price spreads (WTI-Brent) which is exerts downward pressure on world prices. It is directly helping allies in Europe and Asia counter China's skirting sanctions and colluding with Iran to purchase crude at huge discounts. Restricting exports would tighten markets, spike costs everywhere—including here—and hurt the consumers you claim to protect. Finally we must also point out that your voting record shows consistent opposition to our industry you want to tax. For example, you: Voted against leasing more public lands and waters for oil drilling (2023, Roll Call 23). Voted against reversing land-management protections to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) to oil and gas drilling—multiple times, including 2025 Roll Call 295 and earlier efforts to halt ANWR development. Opposed critical oil and gas leasing reforms and fast-tracking fossil-fuel infrastructure (2024 Roll Call 95; 2025 votes undermining LNG authority and blocking fracking bans). Voted NO on NDAA provisions that would expedite oil/gas permitting (2022–2023). You have a 99% lifetime League of Conservation Voters score—near-perfect opposition to domestic energy exploration, production and leasing. You’ve led hearings attacking us and sponsored bills to repeal industry tax provisions. Fine—own that record. But please stop shifting blame to “Trump’s war” or federal policy while California’s own choices keep your constituents paying the highest pump prices in America. Real relief comes from more American supply + streamlined permitting, not recycled 1980s taxes or more restrictions. Energy abundance, not rhetoric, lowers prices and bolsters U.S. and allied security. Mrs. USOGA has instructed us to put the phone away so we will do that. Have a good weekend.