Shad Sullivan

@ASL_Liberty Agree!

These landowners should not be treated as a necessary casualty for a multi-billion dollar project👇

Excellent question!

It’ll keep us from starvation.

America's dairy farmers are so important to rural communities. My thanks to @nmpf for their tireless advocacy for more dairy in our schools and on our dinner tables. And remember, WHOLE MILK IS BACK! 🥛

@HL_Impact It’s a freedom issue!

Heartland Impact will continue to expose how Pathways to Dairy Net Zero is impacting real farmers across the country. Here's how it works in practice 👇

Not one producer… do you know what they are talking about when they say, “North America’s grassland.”

🚨BREAKING: Jesus Christ was just thanked BY NAME during the Trump DOJ's press conference by an American cattle rancher. Isn't it nice having a President that isn't afraid to THANK JESUS? Follow: @BoLoudon

Gorgeous day in Wyoming

NEW: Former Border Patrol agent Ammon Blair reveals how officials were “mandated to look the other way” as the migrant crisis grew under the Biden administration. “We were mandated to look the other way under prosecutorial discretion, we released known terrorists where we didn't know it until after the fact.” “We had multiple people from all across the world coming into the United States with falsified documents, specifically from Iran, who'd come in with Venezuelan documents.”

@BoLoudon He is my Savior and He is our only hope! May God Bless America.

@HighWireTalk @JeffereyJaxen It is criminal!!!

Farm Bill Showdown: The pesticide liability shield is no longer in the farm bill. But what happened on the floor has to be seen to be believed. @JeffereyJaxen walks through a night of congressional maneuvering that ended with a 280 to 142 vote adopting Representative Anna Paulina Luna's amendment, stripping three of the most controversial sections from the Farm, Food and National Security Act of 2026. The sections removed would have granted legal immunity to chemical manufacturers including foreign companies from China and Germany for products like glyphosate and other herbicides, modeled on the same liability shield vaccine makers have enjoyed for decades. Additional language that would have stripped states of their right to regulate pesticide use independently, handing that authority entirely to the EPA, was also removed by the amendment. The vote was a decisive win. What happened before that vote is a different story. When the Luna amendment first came to the floor for a verbal roll call, the room filled with ayes. No audible nays registered. The chair looked at that result and announced that the nays had it. Luna immediately requested a recorded vote. The chair postponed it. We play the audio twice, asking viewers to find a single nay in the recording. There are none. The chair's ruling stood until the recorded vote was forced through, at which point 280 members voted yes and 142 voted no, a margin that made the original ruling look exactly like what it was. Also incorporated into the farm bill as it passed the House is Representative Thomas Massie's PRIME Act, a longtime standalone bill that would allow farmers and ranchers to sell locally processed meat directly to restaurants, households, and community members without federal USDA oversight, with inspection handled by local health departments in the same way restaurant kitchens are inspected. Right now, a farmer selling steaks at a farmers' market typically has to route the animal through a large federally inspected processing plant, often owned by multinational corporations, before it can be sold. The PRIME Act changes that. The farm bill now moves to the Senate, where additional provisions that extend the EPA's timeline for completing its glyphosate safety assessment remain in the text and are drawing scrutiny. Long story short? Keep your eyes here.

People who know me know I have a relationship with the creator. When the foreign solar conglomerates came to destroy creation here and the families that steward it, I asked God to send warriors. One of the first who heard my call for aid was Keely Covello at @americaunwon . Her assistance helped get the attention of formidable allies like @johnrich @EliCraneAZ @drewsexton23 Thanks Keely, and thanks to all of you here on X. You shared my story and tagged people who can make a difference.

Happy Mother’s Day to all you ladies! Here’s to ya, you deserve more than one day.

Here’s to the mamas.

Shad has gotten the opportunity to speak to Congress and at a Department of Justice press conference in the last couple weeks. Here’s why:

Beef Packer Investigation Announcement - Lonesome Report - 5/7/26 youtu.be/HFW5LpUPo2U?si… via @YouTube @jimmundorf @LonesLands ome

Strong leadership and REAL results from @TheJusticeDept and @DAGToddBlanche.   For too long, Agri Stats’ information-sharing practices equipped major meatpackers to play with prices on chicken, turkey, and pork — squeezing our producers, weakening their negotiating power, and sometimes leaving consumers holding the bill.   Today we’re leveling the playing field so every level of the food supply chain operates fairly and meat prices go DOWN.📉🐓🐖   This historic settlement with Agri Stats is exactly the kind of decisive action American families and farmers have been waiting for.   Grateful to partner with DOJ and the states to protect both our farmers and American consumers.

@RattlesnakeMeat I can’t disagree

@yearlins Yes, but the payments were one of the first steps on this path we have found ourselves on. And we are a long way down the path. Gonna be long and hard to get back on the right path.

If you’d like to understand what modern “voluntary” communism is… here you go.

Tyson made $260m in PROFIT last quarter, and JBS made $416m, Cargill was probably similar, and Marfrig did 91m Reais. Very close to a billion in PROFIT in 3 months, but I'm supposed to feel bad for them because it wasn't specifically their beef segments that made the profit.

@RattlesnakeMeat You are correct… but that type doesn’t dictate if you can get in the market or not. This one does.

@yearlins We already have voluntary communism. Its called direct payment subsidies. Farmers getting payments from the government, aka the taxpayer, to grow or not grow certain crops. Been going on for decades.