Came to talk SoA ended up running for office. Mostly politics with some love for Motorcycles, Hockey, Snowboards, and Bourbon
Montana, USA
Joined September 2013
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Devin Jackson retweeted
The news is bad today, in America and for America. There is nothing good or hopeful about it—except for Nazis, warmongers, and rich greedheads.
Devin Jackson retweeted
I will say again, ALL billionaires are psychopaths. The only thing they understand and crave is power. Bill Gates was “impressed” with Trump, who murdered 400,000 people with COVID mismanagement and disinformation, because Trump is his daddy now. Gross.
Devin Jackson retweeted
If you believe this will be reality then there's no hope for you. Elon can just make up literally anything and you'll clap like a seal
SpaceX Earth to Earth Transport will enable:
LOS ANGELES TO NEW YORK
5 hours, 25 min —> 25 min
BANGKOK TO DUBAI
6 hours, 25 min —> 27 min
TOKYO TO SINGAPORE
7 hours, 10 min —> 28 min
LONDON TO NEW YORK
7 hours, 55 min —> 29 min
NEW YORK TO PARIS
7 hours, 20 min —> 30 min
SYDNEY TO SINGAPORE
8 hours, 20 min —> 31 min
LOS ANGELES TO LONDON
10 hours, 30 min —> 32 min
LONDON TO HONG KONG
11 hours, 50 min —> 34 min
Devin Jackson retweeted
Yesterday @GovGianforte posted his agenda over 20 tweets. Below I’ve included a few. All 20, boiled down say “I came to Montana & thrived under the Montana Constitution, but I never embraced its Montana Values! Now I’m going to change it & this is my plan.”
His Sell Out MT Plan!
Devin Jackson retweeted
Traditionally Montanans don’t often get to see genuine ass-kissing coming from people of our State so here’s an excellent example. Spread it around.
Not normal Montana values.
See how it played out?
Jan 3👇 Jan 17👇
Devin Jackson retweeted
We will never regret suing to remove Donald Trump from the ballot under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. We believed then, just as we do today, that he is ineligible to hold office for his role in the January 6th insurrection. independent.co.uk/news/world…
Devin Jackson retweeted
In the 2 years since those recommendations passed, Montana became the LEAST AFFORDABLE STATE TO LIVE IN.
#montanamiracle
Devin Jackson retweeted
Short story.
Days after the 2023 Lahaina fires I flew to Hawaii to provide pro bono legal aid to fire victims navigating everything from home insurance & biz contracts, recovering legal docs, immigration status, & more. I supported ~50 families, and there was 1 constant theme with each client.
Private equity vultures were contacting and offering them pennies on the dollar for their destroyed properties. Just absolute vultures exploiting people's desperation and depression. I suspect the same will happen in SoCal, & sadly many will capitulate. It's criminal—or at least it should be.
My takeaway: We need better protections for people suffering these disasters. People have lost everything & are not in a state of balance & security. Vultures exploit that fear to make a quick buck. Too few protections exist right now, if any at all. That must change—b/c this isn't sustainable.
Devin Jackson retweeted
We’d gone in search of the American dream, it had been a lame fuck around. A waste of time. There was no point in looking back.
Devin Jackson retweeted
This video should infuriate anyone ignorant and dumb enough to have voted for Trump. 🎯🎯🎯👇
Devin Jackson retweeted
As someone who use to fight wildfires, the amount of sheer fucking idiocy and ridiculous takes over the last two days makes me want to start throwing cinder blocks at people
I've read some of the most ridiculous shit from people who obviously don't know a fucking thing about fire
Devin Jackson retweeted
FINDING OUT IF I NEED TO EVACUATE MY HOME:
TWITTER: Here are 12 Charlie Kirk videos.
INSTAGRAM: Here are some pictures from the Golden Globes four days ago.
TIKTOK: Here are comments confirming the “fire” is just a cover-up to burn Diddy evidence.
FACEBOOK: Gay people are mentally ill.
Devin Jackson retweeted
I’ll be honest—more than term limits for Congress, I’d love to see the House of Representatives return to its original design, where the number of representatives grows with the U.S. population.
This system changed in 1929 when Congress passed the Permanent Apportionment Act, capping the House at 435 members.
Back then, the population was about 122 million. Today, with over 330 million people, each representative serves way more constituents than originally intended, making it harder for them to truly represent their communities.
At first, a bigger House might sound overwhelming or crazy, but hear me out. With more representatives, each one would serve fewer people, meaning your voice would matter more.
Elections would become more relevant, and it would be harder to manipulate districts through gerrymandering.
It’s time to rethink how we’re being represented.
Devin Jackson retweeted
Last night:
ALT Meme of woman looking at man who is ignoring her in bed. She thinks he is thinking about women. He is thinking about uncapping the House.
Devin Jackson retweeted
Elon has lost it.
There are 3.4 million girls 14 and under in England.
Elon just wrote—like a sociopath—that 1 OUT OF EVERY 13 SUCH GIRLS IN ENGLAND is right now being “systematically raped by migrant gangs.”
This is—unambiguously—neo-Nazi rhetoric intended to incite violence.
Devin Jackson retweeted
THIS IS THE ECONOMY @realDonaldTrump will soon destroy.
Unemployment: 4%
Jobs Created: 16 million total
Inflation Rate: 2%
GDP: 3%
Average Pay: 19%
Manufacturing: Booming
Stock Market: All-Time High's
Oil Production: 14.2%
EIA report: a record 13.2 million (b/d)
From the Wall treet Journal:
Wages: up 4.6%
Economy: grew 2.8%
Jobs: 216,000 in December
Devin Jackson retweeted
Amazon workers absolutely deserve to be earning UPS wages
ALT Teamsters handout explaining the difference in pay and benefits between UPS workers and Amazon workers
