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A very sweet friend made this for me 😍😍😍 Thank you @RavenMasters7

I'm so sick of these demons

Former Texas Governor blows Joe Rogan away when he reveals 98% of people overcome opioid addiction after just two doses of Ibogaine. “That is amazing! That is truly amazing.” “There’s nothing even remotely like it with standard practice addiction therapy.” Ibogaine is a naturally occurring substance sourced from the iboga shrub, a plant native to Central Africa. Praised for its PTSD and addiction-healing potential, Ibogaine is effectively banned in the United States and classified as a Schedule I substance. Rick Perry asks: “What the hell’s wrong with us?” for blocking Americans from accessing Ibogaine. “How bad do you have to hate people to not make that available?” “We got a compound here that has the ability to heal people of opioid addiction in 48 to 72 hours. And we’re not doing everything that we can in our power to make that available?”

The part that people miss when they only measure MAHA in headlines is that the first big win wasn’t policy, it was permission. Permission for ordinary people to say maybe our food is part of the problem. Maybe the chemical load on children is part of the problem. Maybe some “standard of care” decisions were never as settled as we were told. Maybe a country full of chronically sick children isn’t a sign that the experts have everything under control. That shift in permission matters because culture moves before institutions do. First people feel less afraid to speak. Then they compare notes. Then they stop handing blind trust to systems that have plainly failed them. And then we’re in the right place for real change.

MAHA’s first year should give you hope. Not because every problem is solved. It hasn’t been. Not because the machine suddenly became honest. It certainly isn’t. But because for the first time in a very long time, the direction of the conversation actually changed. Just a year ago, most people were still being told to ignore what they could see with their very own eyes. Rising chronic illness. Sicker kids. More behavioral issues. More metabolic dysfunction. More parents asking quiet questions they were afraid to say out loud. Then something shifted. The questions stopped being private. And once that happened, the old spell started to break. What we do next with this opportunity matters.

When RFK Jr. was first sworn in as HHS secretary, he delivered an eye-watering moment. He revealed: “For 20 years, I’ve gotten up every morning on my knees and prayed that God would put me in a position where I could end the childhood chronic disease epidemic in this country.” A little more than a year later, MAHA has had wins, but also a lot that fell short, leaving people disappointed. That frustration is understandable. But it doesn’t fully capture what’s actually shifting behind the scenes. So here’s a closer look at where MAHA stands today. 🧵

Very well indeed I saw it. They posted a fake X money while doing Crypto. These scams cost users millions yearly. People think its nothing but it all adds up and users pay the price. Most scams come from foreign places and retrieving your money is almost impossible once you fall for it.

@nypost See the communist council can tell the "mayor" to fuck off, we'll do what we want instead.

Council calls foul over Mamdani's budget - pushes own spending plan with no tax hikes trib.al/xsRUP4W

Rep. Susie Lee, D-Nev., joined the race to the bottom today with a profane attack on the President for merely watching the arguments on birthright citizenship: "So f--king f--ked up. I’ll pray they f--k him to his face." It is not merely profanity but a pathology on the left...

I don't disagree -- this might end up requiring a constitutional amendment. But the issue is now joined, and both sides have staked out not just their legal views, but their political views. I'm happy to have amending the 14th to exclude predatory immigration from the scope of citizenship. That puts the advocates of birthright citizenship in the Amendment process in the position of defending Chinese birther tourism, which will be the poster child for the Amendment effort. That is going to be an 80-20 issue, as the pure "Open Borders" crowd is not nearly so big as they think it is.

@k_ovfefe2 Yes

Can I pet your dog?

Why do only 5% of contributions to Thomas Massie come from the state of Kentucky? JUST ASKING QUESTIONS!!!!!!!

RETURNING TO THE MOON: NASA drops a high-energy preview of the Artemis II and its crew ahead of the historic launch.

@AAGDhillon @CivilRights @TheJusticeDept Yet most states sell this data.🙄

Today, the @CivilRights Division sued Idaho for refusing to grant @TheJusticeDept access to its voter rolls. Transparency and accountability are essential to public trust, and we look forward to seeing Idaho in court! justice.gov/opa/pr/justice…

Every person responsible for putting this idiot on the highest court in the land should be thrown into gitmo for life

Wow. Tucker Carlson just called-wants to come to Jerusalem to share Easter Sunday with me. Said he's been wrong about Israel, Jews, Iran, criticizing @realDonaldTrump & wants to publicly renounce stuff he's been saying and do it right in heart of Israel!

@GovMikeHuckabee @HartshornFrank @realDonaldTrump Happy April Fools day Sir!

No red-blooded, warfighting Apache pilot is ever going to honor Marxist Bruce Springsteen sua sponte. Your claim is moot, case dismissed.

JUST IN: Justice Thomas asks the key question: how much did immigration feature in the 14th Amendment debates? Sauer answered directly: The main goal was citizenship for freed slaves. The framers also took it as a given that children of tribal Indians were not covered by birthright citizenship. Multiple mentions of temporary sojourners in the debates cut against automatic citizenship for those without full jurisdiction. Even Wong Kim Ark involved lawfully domiciled Chinese immigrants with permanent residence, not illegal entrants. The opinion mentions domicile three times in stating the legal principle. The original meaning was never universal citizenship by geography alone.