Richard Robison

@EdKrassen It was 2 dollars before Biden, dick brain

Gas is $4.39 today. It was $3.13 when Joe Biden left office. Is this what you voted for MAGA?

@NateForUtah That's what happens when you break the law. Hey Nate, go to Paris and try to stay and enroll in college there without proper status. This is such a fucking retarded mentally ill post

A kid who's been here since he was 1, headed to a new job, graduating from college. This is what an American looks like.

@krassenstein I strongly suggest checking yourself into a mental institution. Your public lunatic ranting is scary

Trump: “when this is over, you'll have a world without a nuclear weapon with Iran”. FACT: Iran has no nukes now nor did they ever and Obama’s nuclear deal would have ensured this. But you tore it up.

@_InfoGram_ You're retarded right?

BREAKING : A 49 year old Women is becoming the BIGGEST HEADACHE for 76 year old Netanyahu 🔥 🇮🇱 Netanyahu — Support us in the war. 🇮🇹 Meloni –– 🔥 Fúck off. We are against Illegal war. 🇮🇱 Netanyahu — Give your air bases. 🇮🇹 Meloni –– 🔥 Get Lost. I will suspend all the defence agreements with you. 🇮🇱 Netanyahu — I intercepted flotilla. 🇮🇹 Meloni –– 🔥 " STOP and release it immediately. EUROPE IS AGAINST THIS."🔥 What a COURAGE, What a LEADER 👏 Spine is so strong it refuses to bow down. NETANYAHU DESERVES THIS BELT TREATMENT BY IRON LADY⚡️

@RadioFreeTom Go check yourself into a psych ward

No strategy. No rational purpose. Pure idiocy.

@kangminlee Bye bye beautiful Japanese culture.

This is worse than being nuked

@crazyus You really should check yourself into a psych ward

“bigot extremist,” Trevor Lee, strikes again. Don’t forget that this guy has a pattern of fraud & abusing power. Please remind Trevor that soon he will no longer represent Utah.

@RussFulcher @Vote_Davidson @WarrenDavidson @RodFurniss1 @MikeCrapo @BasedMikeLee 50 oral histories. 150 stories. Three generations. I'm turning the raw 1977 survivor testimonies of the 1976 Teton Dam disaster into: → Powerful adult literary narratives → Young Readers editions (ages 8–15) with real engineering lessons → Gentle illustrated Children’s Storybooks (ages 4–8) All faithful to their voices. All part of preserving history, teaching resilience, and building better for Idaho’s future. 50th anniversary project from The Robison Institute. Read the series → tetonletters.substack.com #TetonDam #IdahoHistory #BuildItAgain

@EmaadTDBN @Eternal_Saints_ Unfortunately my dad and his siblings sold it when my grandpa passed. Waa pretty sad to me

@rhrobison @Eternal_Saints_ If only he didn’t sell it

Where Has All the Farmland Gone | A Look at the Decline of Agriculture Along the Wasatch Front “This was nothing but farmland as far as the eye could see! Old Man Peabody owned all of this.” That line from Back to the Future comes to mind every time I drive the Wasatch Front. From Ogden to Provo, what used to be green fields and irrigation ditches has turned into a corridor of warehouses, apartment blocks, and cul-de-sacs named after the things they replaced. The Wasatch Front was built by farmers. Pioneers carved canals from the mountains and made the desert bloom. By the middle of the 20th century, this strip of valley was growing nearly all of Utah’s fruits and vegetables. Agriculture wasn’t just work, it was the culture itself. Even in Salt Lake City, you could walk to a hay market. But since 2000, the state has lost millions of acres of farmland, and nowhere faster than along the Front. The region’s six major counties have seen developed land expand by nearly 100,000 acres while farmland shrank by almost half that amount. Utah County alone lost more than 47,000 acres in two decades. What was once orchard and pasture now sells for hundreds of thousands of dollars per acre, and with the average Utah farmer pushing seventy, the temptation to cash out is overwhelming. The organization Envision Utah, founded in the late 1990s to manage growth, is often praised for its consensus-building. But its “visioning” process has effectively legitimized steady suburban expansion into the state’s most fertile valleys. Under the banner of “smart growth,” local governments have rezoned farms, paved over prime soil, and rebranded it as sustainable development. Utahns overwhelmingly value agriculture: 98 percent in surveys say they want to protect farmland and increase local food production. However, Utah now produces only a sliver of its own food: about three percent of fruits, two percent of vegetables, and a quarter of its dairy. Everything else rolls in on trucks from California, Mexico, or wherever the global supply chain still holds. When the COVID-19 pandemic snarled distribution, those trucks stopped coming as reliably, and the illusion of plenty cracked. “If the supply chain is jeopardized, we need something in the state of Utah to help sustain us,” warned Jim Hoken of the state agriculture department. That warning went largely unheeded as the bulldozers kept moving south. Every rezoning meeting along the Front now feels like a ritual: a handful of old-timers standing up for open land while planners and developers nod about “balanced growth.” In Orem, the last organic farm on State Street barely survived a development push. In West Weber, 26 acres of cropland just became another subdivision. Salt Lake City annexed Northpoint, home to the last few working acres in the valley, in hopes of “managing” industrial growth; a euphemism that usually means replacing barns with warehouses. Even the county council that voted to protect a 48-acre farm near the Great Salt Lake did so as a gesture, not a policy. The long-term cost of all this is staggering. Utah’s food independence, the pioneer dream of self-reliance, is slipping away acre by acre. Once a state that could feed itself, Utah now relies on a global system it cannot control. If drought, disaster, or politics ever disrupt that system, there is no local fallback. The land that could have fed the next generation will already be under concrete. And something else is being lost too. Utah’s character, its rhythms of work, its sense of stewardship, its connection to the land, is eroding alongside the farms. The farmstead, the canal, the peach stand on the corner; these weren’t just remnants of the past, they were the scaffolding of a culture that believed the desert could bloom and the people could live off its promise. That vision is fading fast. What we’re paving over isn’t just soil. It’s who we are.

@theblaze Inbred idiot

Mamdani says if he were to have a talk with King Charles during his visit to NYC he would ask him to give India back the Kohinoor Diamond:

@theblaze When an inbred tries to run a city

Zohran Mamdani declares a “budget crisis” in NYC: “We cannot close this deficit with savings alone. We need new revenue. And we need a structural reset in our relationship with the state.“

Two massive Rexburg Standard Journal features on The Teton Letters this week! Verl Bird & Leon Baron had “front-row seats on the slippery slide” as the flood roared through Sugar City. Now Jay Calderwood — the dam’s General Excavation Foreman — was “thirty feet from the end of the world” when the earth opened beneath him. Real 1976 voices, preserved for Flood 50. Read both RSJ stories 👇 rexburgstandardjournal.com/news/local/fif… rexburgstandardjournal.com/news/local/tet… Then subscribe for the full oral histories + Young Readers’ Editions → tetonletters.substack.com Share your flood memory below — let’s keep these stories alive! #TetonDam #Flood50 @rhrobison @RexburgSJ @CityofRexburg @byuidaho @rexcc

@elonmusk Hes a psychopath and should be in prison

Scam Altman didn’t tell the OpenAI board that he OWNED the OpenAI Startup Fund. Altman lied in congressional testimony that he didn’t have financial gain from OpenAI.

@conservmillen You're as annoying a personality as the dolt, Jacob. And that's saying something. So painful to watch two annoying dolts trying to have a So called intelligent conversation. Lmao

Who goes to heaven, according to Mormonism? Jacob Hansen, LDS apologist, argues that, according to Mormon teaching, one must be a part of the LDS church to spend eternity with Christ. Here’s my response:

@Lew541207 Not a fan of either. Jacob is a dick and she's just insufferably annoying. Couldn't listen all the way just because of both their personalities

That's a complete misrepresentation of Latter-day Saint beliefs. Highly disingenuous but not surprising.

@BasedMikeLee @AnnCoulter Inbred

“World War Eleven” Yes, that was deadly

@nicksortor @myopinion6810 Inbred

ILHAN OMAR: “The last time the Alien Enemies Act was invoked was during World War ELEVEN.” Yep, that’s what she said. WORLD WAR ELEVEN. Why are we giving US citizenship to third worlders with subzero IQs??! THIS HAS TO END!

@BasedMikeLee Do you think she is, Mike? You have thr power to do something besides post. So throw her ass out of my country

Do you think she might be part of the problem?

@mrddmia Until we start punishing traitors for treason, and the list of a mile long, it's just going to keep getting worse

Fuck it. Gloves are off. From here on out. They don't fear us. They want to kill us. We must destroy them. Legally, financially, and politically.

She's too busy fucking her brother.

@kangminlee Because they're all literally deranged schitzophrenic psychopaths

Why does the left have a murder problem?