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@IDFsoldiergirl @Evan1111S35293 You're a psychopath

@Evan1111S35293 We saved that so we could hang our victory flag. 😊

The Gazans are angry: A huge Israeli flag hung on what used to be the Hamas regime headquarters building in the city of Rafah. Am Israel Chai! #Israel

@SamSeder @EmmaVigeland @JillianMichaels Literally Sam right now

@JillianMichaels Great. Would love to revisit our exchange about Doge and USAID on piers morgan show around this time last year. Bryan from our show emailed that address a couple of times. He’ll re-send by monday. Thanks.

Hey @SamSeder someone in my comments on YouTube said you'd called to debate me. Not sure if that's true or not but I'd happy have you on my podcast to discuss or debate anything you like. Not sure how to reach you, but if you're so inclined have someone from your office email our podcast line - jillianmichaelskirpod@gmail.com

@MarinasHammer Damn did you piss your diaper after you got scared little bitch?

I stopped at a Maverik in Saratoga Springs, Utah and was shocked. I was the only White person in there. Everyone looked Central / South American. Only Spanish being spoken. They’re packing so many foreigners in Utah there’s no separation between the houses now. Just miles and miles of high density housing. Insane. The Utah we once knew is gone.

@phil_lyman Goddamn look at that gerrymandered district and a chatgpt ass tweet

CD3 is unlike any other district in America and that’s what makes it extraordinary. From the sweeping red rock canyons and towering plateaus of southern Utah, where multi-generation families have stewarded the land with care and grit, to the vast eastern expanses that feed our nation and power our future, this district is a powerhouse of natural beauty, untapped potential, and rock-solid American values. Here’s what makes CD3 truly incredible: World-class energy and mineral resources 77 billion barrels of proven recoverable oil in the Uinta Basin and Green River Formation. Massive coal deposits in the Book Cliffs and Wasatch Plateau. Critical minerals like potash, molybdenum, and beryllium that could supply 20-25% of America’s total demand. These aren’t just numbers, they’re the keys to energy independence, high-paying jobs, and national security. Breathtaking public lands and heritage Some of the most stunning landscapes on earth National parks, monuments, and working ranches that families have protected for generations. Rural backbone and strong communities 17 counties across more than 50,000 square miles. Hardworking towns and families who value faith, freedom, and self-reliance. Agriculture that feeds America. Water stewardship that’s vital to our future. National defense contributions Training ranges and infrastructure that keep our military strong and ready. This district isn’t just big, it’s vital to Utah and to the entire country. But for too long, federal overreach, red tape, and Washington insiders have held back what CD3 can deliver. I’m Phil Lyman, a fifth-generation Utahn from Blanding who’s spent years fighting in the legislature for rural voices, public lands access, energy development, and government transparency. I know every corner of this district because it’s home. CD3 deserves a fighter who puts Utah first, not the establishment. Let’s unlock the incredible assets right here in our backyard and secure a brighter future for our kids and grandkids.

@SenRandPaul What about the debt / deficit?

I'm dropping a bill tomorrow. Let's build the Ballroom.

@AndrewYang Protecting donors is your only concern

I don’t think wealth taxes are a good idea in practice, and they’re definitely dumb at the state level.

@ldsfilmguy @foxonabox_ Lived in Spokane for 32 years, yet Utah is 'your' state? Either you're twice as old as your middle-aged ass pfp, or you're a tourist and should shut the fuck up while actual Utahns are speaking.

@foxonabox_ I lived in Spokane for 32 years. I know how disgusting Seattle is. Disneyland is a tiny section of all of California, not controlled by the local government. I have no ambition to visit Denver, I've seen what bug cities in blue states are like.

No, I don't want my state smelling like garbage all the time. Also if you want proof this is always a bad idea, just take a peek at Washington, California and Colorado.

@willmenaker 'too many mouths to feed ' meant absolutely nothing back then!

What's stopping you from living like someone in a swamp during the Great Depression?

@SenRandPaul Explain China???

Explaining to a socialist that big government will never make anything better or cheaper:

@BagleyKSLsports Busting

Vibe check Mammoth fans. Your boys just won their first playoff game in franchise history. How we feeling???

@NormieUtah We live in a capitalist dystopia. This is what every city in america produces under conditions of capitalism.

Salt Lake City, as run by Erin Mendenhall, is literally a Third World shithole. These are people's front yards. And it's allowed as NBD.

Salt Lake City is a green screen now. The mountains are still in the background, but they feel fake. They feel like a default wallpaper for a corporate retreat. Ryan Smith bought the state. He made his billions in survey software. The absolute lowest, most sterile form of tech. The digitization of the how was your meal? card. Society gave him an incomprehensible amount of money for this, and he used it to buy the Utah Jazz. The first thing he did was commit an aesthetic crime. This is important. It sounds trivial, but it isn’t. He took the purple mountain jerseys (a genuinely great, localized, historic aesthetic) and he incinerated them. He replaced them with Highlighter Yellow and flat black block text. The colors of a construction zone. He stripped away the identity of a team and made them look like a generic, unbranded asset from a free-to-play mobile game. He did this because tech billionaires have VC Brain. They despise organic beauty. They want everything to look like a sterile app icon. They want to smooth out the edges of the physical world until it resembles a software dashboard. He bought a defunct hockey team from the desert, dragged them to the mountains, and demanded a billion dollars in public tax money to build an "Entertainment District" downtown. You know exactly what an Entertainment District is. It is a fake city built inside a real city. It’s an outdoor luxury shopping mall where bugmen pay eighteen dollars for a hazy IPA while a screen the size of a Soviet apartment block blasts a DraftKings advertisement into their retinas. But it’s worse than just bad architecture. These teams aren't sports franchises anymore; they are vessels. They are sterile, neon Trojan horses rolled into the valley to import the social decay of Babylon. He uses them to pipe the exact same spiritual poison you find in every other collapsing coastal metropolis directly into the mountains. It’s state-sanctioned sports gambling shoved into every commercial break, turning the local populace into twitching dopamine addicts chasing algorithmic parlays. It’s the endless, mandatory corporate Pride month pageantry plastered across the jumbotrons. He is systematically strip-mining the state's remaining traditional morality and replacing it with the HR-approved global monoculture. He wants unlimited building heights. He wants a 99-year lease on the downtown core. He wants to bulldoze the weird, quiet, esoteric history of Salt Lake City and replace it with a Mixed-Use Development Zone. Utah used to be a fortress. A jagged, hostile rock at the end of the world founded by religious pioneers. Now it is a Beta Test. Ryan Smith is terraforming the state into a Qualtrics survey. He is building luxury holding pens for out-of-state tech transplants to wear $200 polyester jerseys and pretend they are part of a community.

@BasedMikeLee @grok You're just illustrating how insane the concentration of wealth is for the 1%. Also you deliberately didn't ask about the effective tax rate. The ultra rich pay a percentage lower than most average Americans

Hey @Grok, what’s the percentage of all federal income tax that’s already paid by America’s top 1%? How about the top 10%?

@BasedMikeLee We all know you voted for BBB, which is a government handout to rich people. You think the people you represent can't read?

The affordability crisis was caused by one thing: Excessive federal spending

@BasedMikeLee You're fucking retarded if you believe this.

Socialized medicine always leads to rationing and low-quality healthcare

@Amank1412 King behavior

Just noticed my roommate coding -NO Cursor -NO Claude -NO CodeRabbit -NO DeepSeek He's just typing code manually and reading documentation. What a psychopath.

@ImKingGinger You like ai because you have no talent. The truth hurts

True artists are going to use whatever tools they have to tell their stories. True artists don't ask for permission. It doesn't matter if it's AI or Traditional. Hollywood hates this because it limits their power and control. True artists love this.

@mehdirhasan That's because the right wing is not a threat to guys like this. They are just as subservient to capital as the right, which makes his political disagreements with Fuentes largely a question decorem and nothing more

This guy has never - I checked - ever tweeted about Nick Fuentes before. Never.

@NormieUtah The vast majority of all college professors in the US are Democrats.

BYU employs a sociology professor, Jacob Rugh, whose principle job is to generate leftwing partisan campaign content and advocacy materials for Democrats. A full time Democrat operative working on the BYU payroll.🤔 It’s stunning to me. I can’t think of any Republican equivalent at any University in the entire country. Seriously. Not one. Maybe some guy at Liberty? So BYU is doing this on the left for Democrats and Liberty on the right. Do I have that correct?

@ProjectLiberal This probably goes so hard if you're an idiot