Eric retweeted
Scott Galloway is the guy who cried and “felt targeted” when the socialist mayor of NYC published a list of rich people with Galloway’s name and home address on it. Now he’s here calling for the public execution of Elon Musk.
Scott Galloway calls Elon Musk a “traitor to the West” and invokes the Rosenbergs, who were EXECUTED after WWII.
GALLOWAY: “We took the Rosenbergs and put them up against a wall and executed them for being traitors.”
“And I realize this is an incendiary statement, but I’ll make it and I believe it. I think Elon Musk is a traitor to the West.”
“If this had happened in any other age where we were not obsessed with innovators and money, a much different reaction would be playing out to Elon Musk.”
These people are absolutely unhinged.
CONTEXT: Scott Galloway is not some random but a bestselling author with a top podcast who regularly appears on cable news. His net worth is over $100 million, and he’s openly suggesting Musk deserves death.
This is what the Democratic Party has become, and people voted for it.
Eric retweeted
New York state's Medicaid budget is $125 bil which is more than Florida's entire budget overpaying by 40-60% per patient with 3 million more people than legally qualify for the program. NYC itself at 1/3 of FL population spends more than FL. You aren't fooling anyone buddy
Eric retweeted
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With all due respect, the number of times I spoke with Paul Ryan from my election as governor through the 2024 campaign: zero.
And Mitt Romney was attacking me back then because we beat Disney on gender ideology and he is a corporatist.
Try demonstrating a little more discernment next time someone is peddling bullsh— to you.
Eric retweeted
With all due respect, the number of times I spoke with Paul Ryan from my election as governor through the 2024 campaign: zero.
And Mitt Romney was attacking me back then because we beat Disney on gender ideology and he is a corporatist.
Try demonstrating a little more discernment next time someone is peddling bullsh— to you.
Now THIS is the Ron DeSantis that I wanted to see on the National Stage the last time he ran for President, but didn’t deliver on!
Unfortunately, he allowed Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan advise him back then, when Americans knew how RINO’ish those two were back then. So there advise made him look like a fool.
But now, his confidence is back … “I saw NO INDICATION that Republican senators were interested in doing conservative change! WHY haven't we done immigration, SHUT OFF H1B visas?! WHY haven't we CODIFIED Trump's immigration executive orders?! Why haven't we STRIPPED jurisdiction from the federal courts over deportation cases?! There's SO MANY THINGS we COULD HAVE DONE."
"THEY DIDN'T EVEN ATTEMPT IT."
"They say, 'oh, if only we needed 50 votes we would've done it!' YOU DON'T HAVE 50 VOTES. You NEVER SHOWED you'd do conservative things, even with 50 votes! [RE: filibuster]...I NEVER saw an indication that they'd do it."
"This midterm was a rebuke of the president and Congress...BUT, a LOT of our voters stayed home because they were FRUSTRATED with the LACK of productivity from Republicans in the House and Senate."
We definitely deserved better from our Senate, something John Thune did not want to deliver. Now, we need to repair and win in 2028, or Democrats are destroying America!
Eric retweeted
The average American lost $8,200 from their retirement accounts today (401k + Roth IRA).
If gas prices were cut in HALF today and inflation was 0% it would take SIX years to recover what they lost.
SIX years; and that is obviously best-case scenario.
But the legacy media won’t tell you Wall Street is reacting to the Blue Wave—even though Democrats elected Tuesday are anti-capitalism, pro-regulation, pro-tax.
And they are anti-wealth (for all but themselves).
Eric retweeted
Imagine waiting decades for the person who raped and murdered your child to be executed and then the governor says “naaaah.”
Breaking News: California Governor Gavin Newsom spared the lives of everyone on death row in the state, commuting the sentences of 548 prisoners. nyti.ms/4zu9I2f
Just make DeSantis the guy now and let him campaign the next two years saying what he’d be doing now and how to fix things. Keep pointing to how good Florida is and how it’s cause if when he showed up
The scale of the Republican defeat is so great that it makes the race for the GOP presidential nomination wide open.
If the administration had won a big victory, Vice President J D Vance would have had an enormous argument to be the inevitable nominee.
Now, with this go-slow strategy blowing up in Iran and his defense of Vivek Ramaswamy's horrible, inhumane ad featuring his opponent's mother attacking her own daughter, a good bit of the luster has come off the bloom.
The number of people who want to draft Secretary of State Marco Rubio is staggering.
In addition, Ted Cruz, Tom Cotton, Ron DeSantis, Pete Hegseth, Glenn Youngkin, and a surprising number of people may decide this is their chance to take advantage of the chaos of the shocking defeat and seek to be the champion who can rescue the party and the country.
Thinking Tobias Harris a guy who was the second best player on a top 3 east team last year wouldn’t bring anything off the bench is wild
I fear sooner than later there needs to be a conversation about the Spurs bench.
Dylan Harper earned a starting spot, no questions asked. But that unit without him has played very poorly. 10 points tonight, zero in the second half. You’ve got to have a deep rotation to win championships.
Nobody can off the bench and create for themselves. There’s not one true “spark plug.” The only player I would trust for long stretches is Julian Champagnie.
Tobias Harris is good, but he isn’t magically going to solve all those issues. And all of us know he’s better fit for the Spurs starting lineup at the four spot, but that sounds like it’s not going to happen.
Just food for thought. Feel free to chime in.