Doubting Thomas

Here’s Ed Conway completely destroying Ed Miliband’s net zero zealotry in banning new oil and gas licenses in the North Sea.

The greatest economic experiment in America plays out daily between California and Texas, and the results scream one truth: markets work, bureaucrats don't. California collected $220 billion in state taxes in 2023 while Texas managed with $78 billion. You'd expect California's superior public services to justify spending nearly three times more per capita. Instead, California leads the nation in homelessness (181,000 people), hosts crumbling infrastructure despite the nation's highest gas taxes, and watches middle-class families flee to states that don't treat productivity as a crime. Sacramento's bureaucrats burn through $600 billion annually (state and local combined) yet somehow can't keep the lights on during summer or prevent human waste from covering sidewalks in San Francisco. Texas collected far less but delivered what people actually want: functioning infrastructure, reliable energy, and the revolutionary concept that you keep most of what you earn. Since 2010, Texas gained 4 million residents while California hemorrhaged over 500,000. This isn't random migration; it represents human capital fleeing confiscatory taxation in search of economic freedom. Tesla, Oracle, and Hewlett-Packard didn't relocate to Texas for the weather. Voluntary exchange creates wealth while coercive redistribution destroys it. Every dollar California's legislature redistributes first gets extracted from someone who earned it, then filtered through bureaucratic machinery that consumes massive resources while producing zero value. Meanwhile, every dollar Texans keep in their pockets gets invested, saved, or spent according to individual preference—generating real economic activity. California's political class promises paradise through taxation while delivering dysfunction through redistribution. Texas proves you can fund essential government services without turning citizens into tax cattle for an ever-expanding administrative state.

The Greatest Betrayal In English History - My Easter Message To Our MUSLIM King

Lydia Moynihan CLOWNS MeidasTouch kid when he wonders if there's every been proof that Democrats had "an enemies list", only to be saved by Abby Phillip claiming there's "no proof" the left orchestrated the four Trump indictments... "Letitia James and Alvin Bragg, people literally ran on putting Donald Trump in jail. I think we can all agree that there was politicization."

This never gets old...

State Rep. Danielle Gregoire thinks you're too stupid to know what you're voting for. At a recent meeting, a simple question about public records turned into an attack on the audit and the voters who supported it. 72% backed the audit. They understood.

🚨NEW: Big Balls tells @nickshirleyy "THE BEAUTIFUL THING ABOUT TRUMP"🇺🇸 "He's a dealmaker. He's willing to go to war for America, fight the prescription drug companies, levy tariffs on other countries, go after the fraudsters." @DailyCaller

This is a must listen and a must share. Seriously. The BBC at its very worst. And this isn’t even @DouglasKMurray at his very best, yet he’s utterly brilliant.

HOLY SHT 🚨 Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt just ended this Liberal’s career in front of thousands: Question: “Voter fraud is rare...is it worth passing to risk millions of Americans from voting” LEAVITT: "Why are you OK with ANY voter fraud” THE CROWD GOES WILD 🔥

"It will be remembered as the greatest mass delusion in the history of the world—that CO₂, the life of plants, was considered for a time to be a deadly poison." Astrophysicist Dr. Willie Soon quotes atmospheric physicist Dr. Richard Lindzen. "What historians will definitely wonder about in future centuries is how deeply flawed logic, obscured by shrewd and unrelenting propaganda, actually enabled a coalition of powerful special interests to convince nearly everyone in the world that CO₂ from human industry was a dangerous, planet-destroying toxin."

🚨 NYC SHOCKER: 50% of ALL hate crimes target Jews... who are just 10% of the city. Watch NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch drop the numbers — and Mayor Zohran Mamdani standing right next to her, stone-faced and emotionless. This is the same mayor who still refuses to repudiate “globalize the intifada.” Jewish New Yorkers are being hunted in their own city while leadership looks the other way. Enough is enough. Share this clip. Tag your reps. Demand real protection NOW. Jewish lives matter. Antisemitism has no place in NYC.

Een jihadist in maatpak die mensen onthoofde wordt ontvangen in Downing Street en bij de Koning. Waanzin.

I didn’t know that aborted human body parts are sold by abortion clinics for profit. No wonder the journalist who exposed it was hounded by the state.

Jason Rantz: “The same way you guys didn’t frame it when Steve Bannon was targeted—” Adam Mockler: “No Democrat sent out a tweet asking to prosecute three specific people—” Jason Rantz: “You had people who said that you wanted to throw Donald Trump in jail and you wanted to take him off of a ballot so he couldn’t run for president.” Adam Mockler: “Who are these people?” Jason Rantz: “The entire state of Colorado and the Democratic Party.” NUKED!

Esse foi o chute mais bonito que eu já vi na minha vida, esse cara merece todo o respeito do mundo.

On April 3, 1965, Ennio Morricone recorded this masterpiece in Rome. Sixty years ago. The soundtrack of a lifetime. For A Few Dollars More | Ennio Morricone | 1965.

Soros is sure getting what he paid for. Bragg in NYC, Krasner in Philly, Descano in Fairfax.... All three jurisdictions steadily losing population. Due to people leaving and, oh yeah, dying too.

@klara_sjo Great Idea!!👏👏👏

Hear me out. Dukes of Hazzard, but Japanese.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Trump: "He surprised me. First of all, he’s an incredibly good listener... You could tell his love for America, what he wants to do for America, and everything that he thinks through is very practical and very common sense..."

I was stunned at the state of downtown St. Louis when I was there a couple of weeks ago. Ballpark Village is great. But city leaders need to have some major questions about how that downtown is in its current state.