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All partisan sniping aside, the President focuses on business solutions to make things work better. When a bureaucrat says “we are taking an all of government approach to finding a solution” to fix a government problem, run. It inevitably means more cost, more fraud and more inefficiencies. His approach has been cost savings and transparency, leveling the playing field by mandating MFN status when it comes to drug pricing, expanding health savings accounts, MAHA directive questioning medical and health sacred cows that may have less to do with safe health practices and more to do with profit motives, authorizing the use of psychedelics to treat different mental health disorders and brain injuries, and getting healthy young people off of government subsistence, including Medicaid. The ACA is a disaster that increases healthcare costs across the board thanks to the infusion of billions of taxpayer dollars and little in return. Whether the consumer pays for his own ACA premium or the government subsidizes it or pays for the whole premium, the cost of the premium is the same. Nothing became more affordable. The actual cost was masked with subsidies. That was, and still is considered a savings by supporters of the ACA. So yes, President Trump is doing a lot of good in healthcare and is continuing to do more.

@rachelbsol18 @archivekamala @dcpetterson @CoryBooker @grok No, in fact he’s provided additional options and lowered more drug costs.

.@CoryBooker: “You may disagree with her [Kamala Harris] on 10% of her views, but you let someone get in office who you disagree with on everything. You let somebody get in office who is locking up our children. You let somebody in office who is taking away our healthcare.”

@Geniustechw Not the president I see…

Ron Howard: Trump is a self-serving, dishonest, morally bankrupt ego maniac who doesn’t care about anything or anyone but his fame & bank account & is hustling the US. Thoughts?

Yes, let’s do take a look and compare: California ranks near the bottom in road quality — around 47th to 50th out of 50 states depending on the metric, but its bridges are closer to average. Here’s the breakdown from the most recent reports: - Roads : The Reason Foundation’s 2026 Annual Highway Report ranks California’s overall highway system 49th in cost-effectiveness and condition. It scores dead last (50th) in urban arterial pavement condition, 48th in urban interstate pavement, and 47th in rural interstate. Nearly one-third of its roads are in poor condition — worse than the national average of about 22%. - Bridges : Better news here. California ranks 25th in structurally deficient bridges, with about 6% in poor condition (right around the national average). ASCE gives them a C- grade. - Overall infrastructure : ASCE’s 2025 California Report Card gives the state a cumulative C- , below the national C grade. Roads specifically get a D . U.S. News ranks California 35th in infrastructure overall. The state spends a ton — one of the highest highway budgets in the country — but gets poor results, especially in its big urban areas where congestion is also the worst in the nation. It’s a classic case of money not translating to smooth pavement.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Becerra is just another empty suit grifting the public. The war will be over soon enough and gas prices will go down, but California fuel tax will still remain and Californians will still have the privilege of paying the highest prices for fuel while driving on the nations worst roads. There’s your comparison, Becerra.

Should California's .61 a gallon gas tax be temporarily suspended with gas prices so high? @XavierBecerra: "how about we suspend Donald Trump and we can bring the price down much more than the .61 we get from the gas tax? If we don't have a gas tax, how do you keep your roads repaired, how do you build the bridges you need, how do you fill the potholes?" I ask: "other states pay a lot lower gas taxes & they still have roads that work?" Becerra: "Let's go take a look and compare." Fellow Democratic candidate @MattMahanSJ says it should be temporarily suspended & replaced long term with something more progressive. He says the gas tax hurts people who can't afford electric vehicles; while electric vehicle owners benefit from others paying the tax. Becerra: "Whether its an electric vehicle or not, you're using the roads. The gas tax provides us with the resources to fix the roads."

Yet he ignores the corruption in his own house. The only difference is that the President does do it out in the open while Congress and the bureaucrats do it behind closed doors out of site and it is a lot worse. The unfortunate truth is the public doesn’t seem to mind as long it is their guy that’s corrupt and he’s otherwise serving the interests of his constituency. Corruption in politics is not new, it is accepted and in many cases celebrated and defended. Look at the attempts to cut the fraud rife in USAID. Democrats went hyperbolic defending trans aid in Pakistan, or the Muppets show in Iraq, monies really going to NGOs that funneled back to democrat coffers. Or the House bill to stop the insider trading going on in both Houses. HR 7008 is stalled in committee and will die a quiet death. They have no intention of curtailing their own corruption. If you have a problem with the Presidents corruption you have to have a problem with it all. That the public doesn’t feel that way is hilarious to me because they are part of the same hypocrisy and don’t even realize it. Trumps corruption bad, Pelosi’s good because she does stuff for me. It’s all bad, people, and should be discouraged. If not, then you can’t hold one accountable while letting everyone else get away with it. It’s that simple and just don’t be a hypocrite about it. Senator Ossof and Krassenstein are both hypocrites and endorse democrat corruption while criticizing Trump’s corruption. Enlightened citizens have a problem with that.

Senator Jon Ossoff just now: "Never before have we seen so little effort to hide so much corruption. The Mar-a-lago Mafia has taken American corruption to spectacular new heights." So TRUE!

@Scaramucci Scaramucci is a wannabe that became a punchline to a very bad joke and never recovered.

J.D. Vance is halfway through the woodchipper right now. And if you don’t understand that the attack on the Pope was aimed directly at Vance — you don’t understand Donald Trump. Vance converted to Catholicism. He’s writing a book about that conversion. So Trump attacks the Pope. It destroys Vance. He forces him onto Bret Baier’s show as a supplicant. Kneeling to Trump instead of his own God. That’s the message. I will emasculate you publicly and you will thank me for it. Trump wants to be the last Republican president. He wants to tell the party — you were nothing before me. You’re nothing after me. He doesn’t want Rubio or Vance to succeed him. He doesn’t want anyone taking credit for anything he built. It’s one man’s show. Always has been. If Vance had the nerve — the real move is to resign. He won’t. He’s too ambitious and too cunning.

@drtom878 @Scaramucci In other words he’s a politician. Don’t think for a minute there is a difference between democrat or republican. They are all cut from the same cloth.

@Scaramucci Trump is a narcissistic sociopath & everything Scaramucci says here is consistent with Trump’s psychopathology. Vance is a Machiavellian sociopath & will do or say anything to achieve his aims.

@amyjohsonwh Reform is not possible as it relies on the political and ruling class to do it and for self preservation they would do everything they can to thwart it. In the parlance of our forefathers, it may be time to give the Tree of Liberty a trim. God knows it needs it.

From Russiagate to two impeachments, COVID policies, the Hunter Biden laptop story, questions around Biden's fitness, and the wave of legal actions against Trump... The chain of events that defined an era. Do you believe accountability is still possible in Washington, or has the system become too broken to fix? Drop your thoughts a) Full transparency and reforms needed b) Move on, focus on the future c) Something else entirely?

@JDVanceNewsFans @RightScopee Ted Lieu also said Swalwell was good to go And a good guy. Lieu is a half wit hack. He never speaks truth.

🚨BREAKING: Rep. Ted Lieu says the full Epstein files contain information that Donald Trump RAPED minors. So he started a war to distract us from his crimes. What's your response to Ted Lieu......??👀 MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON 𝕏. LET’S GO 👏

@RepSaraJacobs Illegal immigration. Fixed for you.

This was never about going after violent criminals – it was ALWAYS about stopping all legal immigration. cato.org/blog/trump-has…

@LGinNowhereAZ @rachelbsol18 @archivekamala @dcpetterson @CoryBooker @grok No truer words spoken.

@Buddapilot @rachelbsol18 @archivekamala @dcpetterson @CoryBooker @grok These are cynical times, my friend.

@LGinNowhereAZ @rachelbsol18 @archivekamala @dcpetterson @CoryBooker @grok That’s rather cynical.

@Buddapilot @rachelbsol18 @archivekamala @dcpetterson @CoryBooker @grok True. He's added "death" and "dying."

@RepJeffries And Therein lies the problem. No it should not be. It should be spent on those things articulated in the constitution.

Taxpayer dollars should be used to make your life more affordable. Not waste billions per day on a reckless war of choice in the Middle East.

@Jamesjonesik8 Great.

This Liberal man is leaving the U.S. with his liberal family and is encouraging his followers to do the same thing. What advice would you give them ??

@RoKhanna Defense/ military spending is in the constitution. Providing healthcare and childcare not. Defense takes priority.

The White House refused to answer how much the war is costing us. Now Trump wants $1.5T for defense, which is almost 70 percent of the discretionary budget. Trump is funding war & tax breaks for billionaires at the expense of healthcare and childcare for Americans

@RoKhanna I move take defense off the discretionary roles and move it to mandatory funding category. Move welfare and everything associated with it to discretionary spending category. Defense is non negotiable. Welfare? Necessary to a degree but no guarantees.

@mark_slapinski How many times have we heard this?

OMFG: The Trump whistleblower just came out with her FIRST INTERVIEW. It's over! Tick tock!!!

@CAgovernor All good. Have you stopped issuing CDLs to illegal immigrants/immigrants that can’t speak or read English?

California is stepping up its fight against fraud — full stop. We’re strengthening DMV security to protect Californians' identities and personal data, while cutting wait times with new QR code check-ins rolling out statewide.

@RealSpitfire He should be arrested and tried for treason upon his return. This SOB is one of the worst.

What do you call a sitting Congressman who travels abroad and says this……… “Donald Trump is trying to end our democracy. He’s trying to seize control!”

It’s funny, that the only forever war going on is Ukraine which the democrats support almost exclusively and it has nothing to do with our interests or sovereignty. Yet the Iran war where Iran is an existential threat, has killed hundreds of Americans and has been at war for 47 years with us, they are against and want to capitulate. How do these people get elected and how can that even be considered reasonable?

Imagine if we invested in childcare and health care like we do in war and weapons.

@RepJayapal Cheap price to pay to war against our enemies and protect the nation. We probably get more per dollar on defense spending than we get from education spending.