Everything's Political

Question…..

Real situation. Bad service, wrong order, attitude — and a choice to either stay quiet or lose control. We’re teaching these boys something different. Handle it the right way. Respectful. Clear. Composed.

Dan Bongino is projecting. Thanks, and have a great day.

@MaryBowdenMD @GOP @GOPDoctors 1. They are cowards. 2. They are compromised. 3. Both.

Texas Children's Hospital proudly promotes COVID shots for all children 6 months and older on their website. 7 million children - whose parents were not given informed consent - have received a COVID shot this year. Why are our representatives staying silent? @GOP @GOPDoctors

Flock -likely aided & abetted by govt, w/whom they partner- has successfully bribed/cajoled HOAs to install surveillance cans, under the guise of safety & despite concerns from residents.

🚨 NEW WEBSITE HELPS YOU AVOID FLOCK CAMERAS DontGetFlocked.com lets you plug in your start and end points, then maps how many ALPR/Flock cameras you’d hit and shows alternate routes that keep you off their surveillance grid. Because privacy shouldn’t require permission.

@HighWireTalk Robert lost me long ago…those who allow his limited hangouts, are likely right behind.

Dr. Robert Malone resigned as vice chair of ACIP, stepping down from a committee he had helped reshape, citing a desire to avoid drama. Before he left, he was finally asking the kind of questions about vaccine safety, efficacy, and testing that the committee had gone years without asking. His read on the judge's ruling that threw out RFK Jr.'s realignment of the vaccine schedule is direct. The ruling asserts that any vaccine decisions made at the executive branch must consult ACIP, and Malone calls that contrived. By congressional statute, ACIP is meant to serve as a fully independent outside voice, free from industry capture, professional organizations, and bureaucratic influence, providing advice to the CDC director, who is the only person who actually makes decisions. ACIP does not create vaccine policy. Its output is recommendations, nothing more. The argument that the schedule realignment was invalid because ACIP didn't weigh in on it, Malone says, is spurious logic that is not consistent with the facts. His conclusion is that a group of lawyers constructed another form of lawfare specifically to undermine Kennedy, using ACIP as the vehicle and a contrived legal argument as the weapon.

In this video, Milton Friedman compares inflation to alcoholism, and explains why the cure is always politically painful.

“Life, liberty, and property do not exist because men have made laws. On the contrary, it was the fact that life, liberty, and property existed beforehand that caused men to make laws in the first place.” Frédéric Bastiat

@dbongino Why do you need Thomas Massie's permission to go after pedophiles ? He is only a politician You were at the head of the FBI. You were actually in a position to do something about these people raping our children and you did nothing and everyone sees that

@dbongino Wow. Do you realize that all of your nenarded accusations against Massie are actually what we’ve come to know about you, Dan?

Lol, stunad…

Dan, in your first call, which I think is the first and last occasion you and I ever spoke: (1) you seemed upset that I had received and had released FBI whistleblower information about the pipe bomb investigation. (2) I informed you that your staff had threatened to criminally investigate my staff as retribution against me (for pipe bomb or Epstein activity?) (3) you threatened to personally finance a defamation suit against reporters on behalf of a suspect. Perhaps it was also a veiled threat to sue me. You said “those depositions aren’t going to fun for the people involved” or something like that. In any case, Deputy FBI Director shouldn’t be financing civil lawsuits against reporters covering cases the FBI is working on. (4) you said you were going to call every agent in and get to the bottom of the whistleblower issue. (5) you offered me a briefing but I was going to be tied up until at least 6pm on the Epstein files transparency act, so I asked how late i could get the briefing and you said you were going to leave the office at 5pm. (6) I asked you a few questions on the call and your answers indicated to me that you were perhaps less informed than me on some of the issues, or you were going to be less than forthcoming. A few hours after the call, I received and released new FBI whistleblower information regarding the all-hands meeting (which matched what you told me in #4 above), related to concern that the meeting was called to “out” the whistelblowers. Your second (attempted) call was the evening I achieved 218 signatures on the Epstein discharge petition and I had been busy thwarting Mike Johnson’s last ditch effort to derail the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Not sure why your call log shows 1:36am. You called me in the evening, maybe 8ish? note - my staff also had the unfortunate pleasure of receiving numerous late night calls on Signal from FBI staff telling them there was absolutely nothing in the Epstein case and that I should back off.

In Augusta County, the average cow days per acre is 80. That means one acre of grass will support 80 cows for a day. @JoelSalatin gets 400 cow days per acre and hasn't planted a seed or used an herbicide in 60 years. He does it by mimicking the way ruminants are supposed to behave: Mobbing, moving and mowing. This keeps the grass in a rapid growth cycle. This is what the grass wants. This is what the cows want. This is what nature wants. This is what God intended.

“They can’t simultaneously say I’m irrelevant and then spend $10 million in a Republican primary.” Congressman Thomas Massie says the Republican establishment is afraid of him. “They can’t have decided that I am worthy of all this money and still say I’m irrelevant.” “The reality is I am relevant and I’m trying to make Congress relevant.” “If we’re gonna have a war… at least acknowledge constitutionally that Congress has to vote on it.” @RepThomasMassie @ComicDaveSmith

RFK Jr. says the evidence showing danger from cell phone radiation is overwhelming. “There’s all kinds of problems with cell phones, including radiation problems.” “Don’t ever let your child go to sleep with a cell phone next to their head.” “I’ve done a lot of litigation on this, and the science is overwhelming.” “There’s 10,000 studies that we brought to the Court of Appeals in Washington.” “The radiation is very bad.” “It’s really troubling that we have less regulation about it in this country than any other country in the world.” @SecKennedy

You don't hate capitalism, you hate corporatism. You look at bailouts, subsidies, and firms that get rich through political access instead of honest competition, and you are right to feel disgusted. Capitalism lives or dies by voluntary exchange, by serving people well enough that they choose you over someone else. Corporatism works by fusing business with the state so failure gets cushioned, rivals get fenced out, and consumers get trapped. In one arrangement, profit follows value. In the other, profit follows influence.