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One follower of mine who likes & retweets this tweet by 12/25 will win a Dugout Mug signed by me.
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The NIT should've rescinded the invitation to UC Riverside, who double-booked themselves into 2 post-season tournaments.
UC Riverside - CBI
South Alabama - NIT
Everyone Happy
Instead, the Sun Belt showed no spine to save one of their own. Keith Gill should be ashamed.
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So the SEC goes after our industry, makes us all criminals, brutally sues everyone from the largest firms to the smallest projects, costs the industry hundreds of millions of dollars in legal fees, erases hundreds of billions in market caps, then cries fowl when the industry strikes back?
This is the evil of unelected, career federal employees. They take no accountability for the profound harm they inflict upon others and then play the victim when they get stung from the fallout. When someone asks you to do something wrong, you resign. You don't blindly follow orders. You're not getting jobs now because you lack moral character.
We will never forget or forgive as an industry because we know what would have happened if the other side won. They would have danced on the bankrupt graves of all of our projects and used it to gain promotions and higher office.
politico.com/news/2025/03/17…
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The last two months have been theater.
Proof DOGE is a distraction. @RandPaul introduced an amendment to cut funding for USAID and only 27 republicans voted in favor.
There is no point of DOGE unless Congress actually makes cuts.
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The IRS put out a press release going after $600 Venmo payments.
Chase and BoA debanked conservatives.
And yet ActBlue was able to process/launder billions in "donations" from gift cards, no verified billing address, repeat small dollar charges, etc.
For years...
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We didn’t have a federal income tax before 1913 & it’s only after the U.S. adopted it that we saw the explosion of the federal bureaucracy & entitlement state. That’s not a coincidence, it’s a cause-and-effect relationship. We’ll do our part in Ohio by eliminating the state income tax over time here at home.
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One critique of people like Massie and Rand & Ron Paul is they were in Congress for many years and “never accomplished anything. What did they pass?”
That’s the line of the day.
Here’s the accomplishment.
They said “no” to serving you 💩 sandwiches when hundreds of their co-workers thought it was the best meal in town.
Seems pretty noteworthy.
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The Trump can do no wrong crowd is every bit as insufferable as the Trump is literally Hitler crowd.
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Follow the Constitution.
Read the bills.
Stop governing by emergency.
End the forever war.
Cut taxes & spending.
Stop borrowing trillions.
No CBDC.
Protect free speech.
Repeal the Patriot Act & FISA 702.
No qualified immunity for government officials.
End civil asset forfeiture.
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Make sure to save all your outrage posts on the CR so we can all just save time and repost them in six months, and then six months after that, six months after that, six months after that, six months after that, and then just vote in all the same incumbents again. Good times.
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You don't get it guys, we can't cut spending now. We just don't have the votes to do it.
We have to keep spending as much as Biden did for 6 months.
We'll cut spending in September, with the same Congress in place, right before the midterms.
We'll definitely have the votes to do it then.
I am absolutely not lying to you.
Nor did I lie when I said this every few months for the past several years, even though I broke my promise to cut spending every single time.
Who are you going to trust? Me, or the guy who has consistently voted against spending increases?
Be realistic.
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Thomas Massie: “By the way, this is NOT Trump’s agenda, this is BIDEN’S spending agenda.”
Every. Single. Word.
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Massie was the ONLY vote against the Cares Act in 2020.
Trump personally called Massie and threatened him.
The Cares Act has proven to be the most disastrous piece of legislation in our lifetime.
I stand with @RepThomasMassie
