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Joined February 2016
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Huawei is not a real company. It is an arm of the CCP and a central node in the Party’s strategy to dominate us technologically. We should use all the tools in our kit to constrain Huawei before their operating system is on every device globally.
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China’s fishing methods are ruining our oceans. They use giant nets that drag along the ocean floor, destroying coral and sea life. The animals caught in these nets are often tossed back dead or dying. @zhangtruth1 @lolota599g1 @HKokbore @yuceltanay53
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Never forget which Republicans stood at podiums or appeared on television or used social media to tell you how grateful we all should be for another status quo spending bill—the Big, Bloated Scam—that grows government and puts our country further in debt.
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The State Department was used as the conduit for the United Nations who ran our country through Blinken. Rubio knows this because it was the Senate who created the bills that funded it. He was a sitting Senator and so was JD Vance when they did it. Rubio is trying to tell you that our State Department was compromised just as I've been telling you but he isn't being completely truthful with you.
Mind Blowing information from Marco Rubio - Only 12 cents of every dollar spent from USAID went to recipients, the other 88 cents went to NGOs who pocketed the money - Even with the reforms we put in place and what we're suggesting in changes to our foreign aid, we still will provide more foreign aid, more humanitarian support than the next 10 countries combined - China doesn't do humanitarian aid. China does predatory lending, they provide debt traps - China has no zero record of doing humanitarian aid in the world - The US State Department was captured, “The State Department had to change. It was no longer at the center of American foreign policy. It had often been replaced by the National Security Council or some other agency of government when in fact, we have these highly talented people -- that were being edged out."
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Under this bill, total public debt will soar from today’s $37 trillion to more than $58 trillion by 2035. Now even if you believe that ultimately we get enough good provisions that it's (barely) worth voting for it relative to passing nothing, what is the plan going forward to deal with the crushing cost of living induced by the endless debt? What is the plan to codify the main priorities, such as deportations, into law?
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I love seeing posts by @johnkonrad . Not just because he’s right, but because he reminds us what used to be well and good in America. He speaks to the might of a nation. A nation that once built ships that defied the laws of nature... and kept them immaculate. A nation that aimed for the stars, paved vast road networks, and lit up the world with our ambition. I talk about warfighting readiness. He speaks to something deeper..... The soul of a country. The pride of looking around and seeing greatness in every direction. We used to build things. Big things. Impossible things. Things that made the world stop and stare. Bridges that defied gravity. Shipyards that roared with life. Rivers made navigable not by nature, but by will. Somewhere along the way, we stopped. We outsourced the muscle. We buried the vision. But that spirit.... the one that carved harbors from wilderness and turned open plains into engines of industry.... it’s still in us. Somewhere. It’s time to remember. It’s time to build again.
There was no Twitter 20 years ago, but if there was, I’d have been yelling: “Why aren’t we flooding Iraq with Seabee battalions?” Now we know why: Halliburton got the cash, and the Seabees got gutted. Time to fix that. Quadruple Seabee funding. Put them to work rebuilding every American shipyard. And while we’re at it? Transfer a quarter of all Army soldiers into the Corps Engineers then have then rebuild America’s industrial waterfront along our inland rivers. It’s time to rebuild the nation starting at the waterline. SeeBees should be leading the way.
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The reason everyone voted yes on no tax on tips is because it’s a single subject matter bill and democrats can’t possibly get away with voting no in front of their voting base. Now you see why Congress barely ever puts forth single subject matter bills?
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There are no words. There was a shocking announcement last night that the federal government reversed course on the Empire Wind Project. We were stunned to see this news. We believe that offshore wind anywhere is a terrible idea. And this project off New York and New Jersey lies in an especially important area—from a national security, environmental and economic perspective. We supported the President’s policy against offshore wind development. And we celebrated Secretary Bergum’s decision to stop the Empire Wind project a few weeks ago. At the time, he said Equinor ‘rushed through by the prior administration without sufficient analysis or consultation among the relevant agencies as relates to the potential effects from the project.’ What changed in the past six weeks? Offshore wind is an extremely expensive, inefficient and unreliable source of power. It harms wildlife, including some of the most endangered mammals on planet Earth. We will fight to protect our coastal and marine ecosystems from the devastation brought by offshore wind construction and operations. We won’t stop until every scrap of steel is removed from the ocean. And we will work to ensure that government officials fully understand the ramifications to public safety, commerce and national defense Empire Wind represents.
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Communist funded NGOs need to die
"Energy price is inversely correlated with human flourishing." - @JoshuaSteinman, co-founder of @GalvanickCo "The cheaper the energy is, the better people's quality of life is." "Taiwan is a poster child for utilizing nuclear energy well." "(On the other hand,) Russia and China have been pushing this denuclearize, deindustrialize line. It worked for Germany and basically gave the Russians a kill switch on the German economy."
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Modern society is so disconnected from the sea that 99% of Americans won’t recognize this nation is heading straight towards a maritime disaster until after we hit the bridge. (Heck, over a year since the Baltimore collapse, most still can’t see it)
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NEW: Marco Rubio on USAID cuts thanks to Elon Musk’s DOGE “I'm actually very proud of the work we’ve done with USAID. I don't regret cutting $10 million dollars for male circumcisions in Mozambique — We spent $227,000 for Big Cat's YouTube channel from USAID. We spent $14 million for social cohesion in Mali, whatever the hell that means. So I can go on and on. I got the list here, and there's more. I didn't even bring the whole list.” “I don't know how that makes us stronger and more prosperous as a nation”
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Mind Blowing information from Marco Rubio - Only 12 cents of every dollar spent from USAID went to recipients, the other 88 cents went to NGOs who pocketed the money - Even with the reforms we put in place and what we're suggesting in changes to our foreign aid, we still will provide more foreign aid, more humanitarian support than the next 10 countries combined - China doesn't do humanitarian aid. China does predatory lending, they provide debt traps - China has no zero record of doing humanitarian aid in the world - The US State Department was captured, “The State Department had to change. It was no longer at the center of American foreign policy. It had often been replaced by the National Security Council or some other agency of government when in fact, we have these highly talented people -- that were being edged out."
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What is "Health Equity"? 🧙‍♀️✊️🦄🌊 This term now covers damn near every medical institution (and academic feeding system) we have. Can anyone, is there a single person, who can explain what this even means, why we would ever support it, and how Lysenkoism is lawful in the US?
Replying to @Theo_TJ_Jordan
Of course. Queer all our kids. 🧙‍♀️✊️🦄 Fuck off!
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Trump’s shipbuilding agenda is sinking. I returned this week from shipyard tours in California to a flood of calls and DMs from DC and none of the news is good. Friday marks 45 days since the president signed the Executive Order mandating a full shipbuilding review in 45 days. So far, only one Cabinet Secretary has shown any urgency, and only in the past few days. I pray I’m missing something, but sources inside every relevant department say otherwise. There’s no indication @SecDuffy, @KristiNoem, or @SecDef are prioritizing this effort. Reports from inside DOT are disturbing: they’re 20 years behind on their mandated shipyard survey to Congress. DOT should be the lead agency on this—but they’re failing. Trump’s pick to lead @DOTMARAD—known for shaking things up had his nomination pulled by Duffy days before confirmation. No explanation, but rumors swirl about ties to Project 2025 and the anti-Jones Act Heritage Foundation. The replacement is a strong candidate on paper, but shipbuilding is his weak spot and he has deep ties to @Maersk, which prioritizes Chinese shipyards. No Deputy Administrator at MARAD has been named. DOT also hasn’t filled the critical Assistant Secretary role for policy and planning. The acting head of MARAD is a West Point classmate of Mark Esper—yes, the same Esper who helped auction off the Army’s watercraft fleet. Sources claim he’s undermining both Trump’s and Esper’s maritime goals. Lobbyists hold major sway at MARAD, making the General Counsel role crucial. A well-known, pro-Trump maritime executive with a stellar résumé applied, he was sidelined by Duffy. Instead, a woman with zero shipbuilding experience was installed this week. Initial reports about her are terrible. Several of the most capable Trump loyalists at MARAD who held the line during the Buttigieg years have resigned in frustration. On the Navy side, there’s no serious effort underway to reorganize the 83,000-person shipbuilding & repair enterprise. The critical SUPSHIP AGM role is still up in the air. No admirals have been fired. No CNO appointed. The acting CNO is offering nothing but bureaucratic word salad. The Secretary of the Navy remains verbally committed but no action plan has been released. Sources say he’s overwhelmed with internal crises & not getting enough support from the admirals and SES Not one admiral has publicly endorsed shipbuilding as a national priority. At USCG, a culling of admirals is underway & DHS is quietly investigating but the rot runs deeper than expected. Until that’s fixed, real shipbuilding effort is impossible. Meanwhile, the individual making the most shipbuilding waves in DC? A former Obama donor who runs a CIA-linked registry exposed by @DataRepublican. Trump promised a dedicated shipbuilding office during his state of the union speech. This idea was nixed along with shipbuilding desks at OMB, NEC, and a new White House office. Instead, Waltz expanded his NSC maritime team but progress stalled as Waltz fell out of favor. A leaked memo lists staffers to be purged this week & two of them work on maritime. Interim Director Rubio has barely been seen or heard from at NSC. Nothing’s moving. At State, the maritime team is small, and slow. No one with real, hands-on experience building commercial ships at world-class yards has been hired. Finally, after a promising bipartisan start, several top maritime leaders are breaking ranks publicly voicing concern about last-minute changes made to the bill and there are rumors that Mark Kelly’s strong anti-Trump rhetoric could sink the effort. The clock is ticking. We started drifting without power when the dedicated WH shipbuilding office idea was nixed then lights went out Duffy pulled the nomination for MARAD. Now the ship is taking on water. Silver lining? Trump & JD are, by all accounts, more interested in shipbuilding lately, not less. They just seem to be too trusting that Hegseth, Duffy and Noem are following commander’s intent.
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