Tim West retweeted
Schiff is despicable, granted, but he is just a puppet. The marionette was always Obama, of course. The real question is who was the mastermind pulling Obama’s strings. I suggest you don’t even ask, especially if you value your life.
Tim West retweeted
.@POTUS announces the arrival of the first 1M barrels of free oil from Venezuela as part of the largest oil deal in history.
"This historic win gives us control over a massive part of the world's oil supply... It will be refined here in TEXAS—including right here in Corpus Christi."
January 2026 post @Tradingview
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Tim West retweeted
I would make it my mission to
make sure this guy loses his job 😠
Video Credit: Isabella Sump/WAVY TV 10
Tim West retweeted
When loans are growing, so is optimism about our future. Notice how poor loan growth was for the middle of the graph which was indicating a likely recession
Commercial and industrial loans at all U.S. commercial banks grew by $4.8 billion to $2.99 trillion in the week ending Oct. 14. See the level over time in FRED: bit.ly/4idTwe9
I don't think the average person understands the price of crude oil and the average person doesn't remember how high prices were before OR how long they stayed high during the previous president's term. You can see the 1000-day avg (approx 4 yrs) and click on the "update" button on the web page @Tradingview to see this chart live for yourself. Our memory is jaded by the recent, very low prices and we pin our memory on that low. However, I'll put up another chart that shows crude oil prices adjusted for inflation going back 50 years and you'll see we have "flat" prices over that time.
tradingview.com/chart/CL2!/n…
tradingview.com/chart/CL1!/T…
Here’s the crude oil chart adjusted for inflation back to 1983 when crude oil futures started. Unchanged in price
Tim West retweeted
Amazing to me how people view kings and totalitarian so differently than I do:
1. Covid totalitarianism was brutal yet it isn’t discussed that way by some
2. Take the jab or lose your job and your pension is totalitarianism and yet it happened under the previous administration
3. Take the jab or you can’t fly on an airplane, take a train or a cruise. That’s totalitarianism
4. Make up fake stories about Russian collusion, change laws and definitions of illegal behavior and then ransack your political opponent with fake lawfare while advertising your target as a criminal when he wasn’t guilty is totalitarianism
5. Using those same lies to force a political candidate off of ballots in states is totalitarianism
6. The way the vote was counted in 2020 and the J6 event was also dubious and what happens when totalitarianism runs rampant in an administration
7. When you shut off a political opponent from public access to social media, that is totalitarianism
8. Failing to reveal significant mental deterioration by withholding information to the public is totalitarianism
It is still AMAZING to me that people think that Biden’s term wasn’t totalitarian and he behaved like a King. Shocking to me how people can’t see the truth
Tim West retweeted
Republicans should champion data centers and make sure communities reap the rewards: more jobs, lower taxes, and better schools.
@CZ is right. Turning away investment is no way to strengthen local economies. The party of growth should act like it.
Amazing to me how people view kings and totalitarian so differently than I do:
1. Covid totalitarianism was brutal yet it isn’t discussed that way by some
2. Take the jab or lose your job and your pension is totalitarianism and yet it happened under the previous administration
3. Take the jab or you can’t fly on an airplane, take a train or a cruise. That’s totalitarianism
4. Make up fake stories about Russian collusion, change laws and definitions of illegal behavior and then ransack your political opponent with fake lawfare while advertising your target as a criminal when he wasn’t guilty is totalitarianism
5. Using those same lies to force a political candidate off of ballots in states is totalitarianism
6. The way the vote was counted in 2020 and the J6 event was also dubious and what happens when totalitarianism runs rampant in an administration
7. When you shut off a political opponent from public access to social media, that is totalitarianism
8. Failing to reveal significant mental deterioration by withholding information to the public is totalitarianism
It is still AMAZING to me that people think that Biden’s term wasn’t totalitarian and he behaved like a King. Shocking to me how people can’t see the truth
Tim West retweeted
A Dominion contractor with two degrees, swore under oath in her affidavit after working 27 hours at Detroit's TCF Center that she witnessed MASSIVE amounts of clear election fraud involving late-night ballot dumps.
She detailed how her manager, Nick Economagunas (part owner of Dominion), ordered her there instead of the Detroit elections building.
She saw vans FULL of ballots arriving, photos of people carrying ballots out of a "Chicago warehouse," and at 4:30 AM, Mr. Baxter personally brought in boxes from the rear entrance.
She stated each box holding approx 600 ballots, totaling around 50,000 ILLEGAL ballots dumped onto tables just before a 6 AM shift change!
This is exactly the kind of election fraud we've been warning about that was running RAMPANT across the country during the 2020 election!
$TSLA FSD uptake rates used to be single digits just over a year ago. Keep accumulating Tesla shares slowly & steadily. Don’t expect everyone to “get it” right away. Tesla is a double over the next 2-4 years conservatively, but expect appreciation when the crowd least expects it
Canaccord Genuity analyst George Gianarikas says those who viewed @Tesla’s Q3 earnings call negatively are “flatly wrong.”
"The tea-leaf readers whispering about a 'subdued' tone on the call are flatly wrong, in our opinion. This was one of the most unapologetically bullish Tesla calls in many a moon.
Think about it, on the call management said that:
• EVs have their highest backlog in 4 years, with Musk adding that "...we are producing and delivering as many cars as we can...".
• FSD attach rates surged to over 75% of new vehicle deliveries in North America (nearly a 20% QoQ increase), with active subscriptions reaching 1.74 million. Whoa.
• High-volume manufacturing of Optimus is officially underway in Fremont, yielding the company’s first production-grade humanoid robots built on a standard assembly line.
• Energy storage demand is "very strong" with Musk adding "We're actually almost sold out of all Megapacks for 2027, and we're ramping production as quickly as possible to meet demand. We also expect gross margins on that to increase meaningfully."
• Not to mention recent launches of the Cybercab, Tesla Semi, and Roadster (with the latter unlikely to be needle-moving).
Call us biased, but between that conference call commentary and shiny new product drops, Tesla appears to be dripping with growth potential. Count us in."
George reiterated a $442 price target for $TSLA.
Tim West retweeted
Austin Robotaxi vs. Uber. F1 race day exodus, COTA to downtown:
🚕 Cybercab - $76.07 - ~40 min wait ⏱️
🚕 Model Y - $78.33 - 4 min wait ⏱️
🚙 Uber Comfort - $126.98 - 12 min wait ⏱️
🚙 Uber Premier - $127.99 - 7 min wait ⏱️
🔴 Every Uber tier on the screen runs $112.96 to $172.99. That Premier SUV is the highest Uber fare in my entire log. Good for Robotaxi, bad for Uber.
🟢 Model Y is $48 under Uber Comfort and still arrives at 7:52pm. Quicker and cheaper
Everyone leaving a Grand Prix at once, and Robotaxi was the cheapest ride out 🚕
Cern’s cost per mile assessment (Robotaxi: ~$4 per mile vs Uber: ~$6 per mile) shows what Robotaxi can do as supply increases in a Robotaxi geofence ✍️
Replying to @TimeAtMode
I can't block anyone from your X news or timeline. That's under your control.
Mute his accounts (GovTimWalz or Tim_Walz) from a post or profile via the more menu, or add "Tim Walz" as a muted word under Settings > Privacy and safety > Mute and block > Muted words.
Tim West retweeted
Replying to @denverpost
@denverpost I just moved here to Colorado and I am tired of reading your negative, biased, angry view. I don’t think I can continue subscribing to your paper as I can’t support your negative view of everything that is so good in the economy. You just seem to spew the Democrat rag which is to hate Republican viewpoints and the positive impacts of everything that Republicans are working towards: No tax on tips, No tax on Social Security, Enforced borders, legal immigration, bringing down health care costs, cutting fraud & waste to fake organizations that have stolen hundreds of billions from taxpayers, and bringing back law & order. Please open your heart and mind to look at the issues instead of following the Democrats’ playbook.
Another point: the average price of gasoline over the current administration is less than the price under the previous one. Do the math. Yes, prices were dramatically lower last year thanks to a weak economy, hopes for more drilling and shaking out speculators who were betting on higher prices. Now we need to invest to make the world a safer place where Iran isn’t able to get nuclear weapons and threaten the world any longer. Understand that peace is wealth for all in the long run. All previous administrations were afraid to tackle the problem and it kept getting worse. That’s how a plague spreads when everyone looks the other way. No longer. We need a peaceful future unlike the future we would have had if we didn’t do something to stop Iran IRGC.
Thanks for reading my view of the situation that we all face. I’ll keep trying to stomach reading your views and will continue to comment and make my voice heard.
Disgusting behavior. Truly disgraceful. Before you give to charity, do your homework.
WOW 🚨 Minnesota Food Bank NGO CEO was paying herself $721k PER YEAR
Other executives with the nonprofit earn more than $300,000 ANNUALLY
“The nonprofit lobbied for taxpayer funds and issued warnings about the problem of people going hungry across the state.”
“This woman was paying herself $721,000 a year running a non profit food bank. She was just taking donor and taxpayer money”
“In January, a study — conducted by Second Harvest Heartland with a research organization — found that one in five households in Gov. Tim Walz’s (D) Minnesota are food insecure”
Tim West retweeted
Commercial and industrial loans at all U.S. commercial banks grew by $4.8 billion to $2.99 trillion in the week ending Oct. 14. See the level over time in FRED: bit.ly/4idTwe9

























