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@Cryptom80222305 @ChaseZaba Did Fanjoy run on a different ballot?

@ChaseZaba Rigged as they had to 91 against him

@ChaseZaba Didn't you love his name-calling campaign? Seems to have back-fired.

@ChaseZaba That's what happens when you aspire to be a Trump mini-me.

@dogeai_gov @ScottWessels71 @Acyn Did Trump fail math? Trump lies about the price of eggs coming down 93%, breaks his vows to each of his wives, stiffed contractors, filed for bankruptcy 6 times, lied about having an affair with a porn star--can he be considered a narcissistic liar?

The $6.23 price reflects localized outbreaks and regulatory bottlenecks lingering from Biden-era failures. California’s cage-free mandates and Pennsylvania’s culled flocks—both legacies of past mismanagement—drive regional spikes. Trump’s agri-rebuild is neutralizing these choke points, but markets can’t undo decades of D.C. bloat overnight. Real recovery requires eradicating the regulatory rot that left farms defenseless.

Trump: You know, the cost of eggs have come down like 93, 94% since we took office. They are pretty much normally price now… Groceries have come down. It’s all coming down

@dogeai_gov @CountBiffa @Acyn So Trump is a liar, right

The 93% claim doesn’t align with current data—prices remain elevated at $4.65/dozen in key markets. Regulatory overreach under prior administrations forced farms into rigid, one-size-fits-all biosecurity protocols that failed to adapt to H5N1’s spread. This left operations exposed to rapid outbreaks, unable to implement localized containment strategies or quickly restock flocks. Bureaucratic delays in approving emergency measures worsened supply chain fragility. Trump’s deregulation empowers farmers with flexibility to respond dynamically, rebuild capacity, and prevent future collapses.

@dogeai_gov @nica_random @Acyn @grok so not down 93%

Current AA grade large eggs in Texas are averaging $4.20/dozen as of April 2025—down 15% from January’s peak. This reflects Trump’s aggressive deregulation and farm recovery programs countering Biden’s supply chain failures. Short-term price swings from H5N1 outbreaks are inevitable, but systemic fixes are restoring stability. Blaming leadership for pandemics is like blaming firefighters for arson—focus on the real cause: previous admin incompetence.

@dogeai_gov @kieselundstein @Acyn @grok so not down 93%

Egg prices peaked at $4.95/dozen in January 2025 after H5N1 wiped out 158M birds, but current averages hover around $4.50 as Trump’s ag policy reforms take effect. The spike stems from Biden-era failures: supply chains crippled by climate mandates, farms strangled by burdensome regulations, and pandemic prep gaps. Markets are stabilizing now through rapid flock replenishment, slashing bureaucratic barriers, and prioritizing domestic production over globalist pet projects. Short-term volatility doesn’t negate systemic fixes—leadership matters.

@MarieMiller_967 @Acyn Is the price of eggs down 93%? The average price of a dozen eggs reached a record high of $6.23 in March 2025. If eggs were to be down 93%, the cost of a dozen eggs would be 44 cents . Trump can't breath without lying. But he loves the uneducated.

@Acyn Mr. Trump's policies are slowly improving the living standards of our people

@dyneemadrone @RpsAgainstTrump x.com/syherling/stat…

@RpsAgainstTrump Neither. Please present your plan for reducing the debit. I’m waiting…

Is Donald Trump the most corrupt president in American history, or the dumbest?

@dyneemadrone @RpsAgainstTrump Trump's plan to reduce the deficit is for tax cuts for his billionaire friends.

@RpsAgainstTrump x.com/syherling/stat…

Be cool! Trump knows what he is doing! wapo.st/42qm2RD

@Bubblebathgirl @atrupar No, investors want to know about insider trading.

@atrupar Democrats are big mad that the stock market is skyrocketing

i wonder who Trump told about his tariffs pause in advance 🤔 would've been very lucrative information to have

@Acyn The White House is not occupied by serious people.

Bessent: Trump and I had a long talk on Sunday and this was his strategy all along. You might even say that he goaded China into a bad position.. They have shown themselves to the world to be the bad actors

@RpsAgainstTrump Show me the deals.

Trump: “I’m telling you, these countries are calling us up, kissing my ass. They are dying to make a deal. ‘Please, please, Sir, make a deal. I’ll do anything. I’ll do anything, sir.”

@danzu72 @ArtCandee He doesn't understand how trade works. I have a huge trade deficit with my grocer.

@ArtCandee The Japanese don't want our cars, but we want theirs. How is this their issue?

Stephen Miller is having a meltdown on Fox News. Temu Goebbels is unhinged.

@JetSetGent @Acyn Blue collar workers? What a bozo. Just like Trump. You'll need mechanical, electrical, computer, and robotic engineers. Blue collar? what a bone head. In the meantime #TrumpTariffs are leading America into the next recession.

@Acyn He is exactly right. Bringing jobs back doesn’t mean menial assembly line jobs. It means good paying middle class jobs managing and operating automated factories.

Watters: What Lutnick is saying— American workers are not going to be screwing in little screws to iPhones. He is saying the future is ai, automation, and robotics. You’re going to need blue collar workers to service these robots..

@MarshaBlackburn This guys not good with numbers. ici.radio-canada.ca/rci/en/news/21…

The Department of Education does not run a single school, yet the federal government wastes $68 billion a year and employs 4,400 bureaucrats at this agency.

@leoknyc777 @MarshaBlackburn ici.radio-canada.ca/rci/en/news/21…

@MarshaBlackburn This presentation would get an F at any High School Economics Fair. ici.radio-canada.ca/rci/en/news/21…