Amy Lotman retweeted
The Cybertruck has already proven itself as one of the most capable, versatile vehicles Tesla has ever built—especially for people who actually use their trucks hard.
I’ve put well over 130,000 miles on mine (Ultra Doom), the vast majority of it on Full Self-Driving, across remote terrain, long-haul trips, and everything in between.
It has been my rolling basecamp for boondocking, off-road exploring, and cross-country adventures. When people still claim EVs can’t go far or handle real conditions, I don’t argue with spreadsheets anymore. I just tell them I drove a Cybertruck from Florida all the way to the Arctic Ocean and back.
That usually ends the conversation.
In 2024 I was part of the Arctic CyberTrek team with @teslatina @blueskykites and @BeardedTesla that took two Cybertrucks from Florida to Tuktoyaktuk at the end of the Dempster Highway—roughly 5,500 miles one way, 11,000 miles round-trip—with zero generators. We relied on the Supercharger network where it existed, worked with local businesses to install Tesla Level 2 wall connectors along the remote stretches so future EV travelers could make the same trip, and the trucks performed reliably the entire way.
Reaching the Arctic Ocean in a stainless-steel electric pickup that many people said couldn’t do it was more than a personal milestone. It showed what the vehicle is actually capable of when pushed beyond ordinary use, and it left infrastructure behind for others.
Production numbers relative to the original 250k-unit goal don’t erase the fact that the @Cybertruck sits in the top 20% of vehicles by volume in the broader market, nor do they change what it means to the owners who rely on it. Not everyone wants to hand their independence of movement over to robotaxis.
There will always be people who need a vehicle that can carry gear, handle rough roads, serve as a mobile base, and go places that matter to them. The Cybertruck does that exceptionally well.
Winding it down to free factory space for Cybercabs may make sense for volume plans, but it removes a unique, proven tool that has already inspired exploration, expanded EV travel into remote areas, and delivered real utility for thousands of owners.
@elonmusk can figure out a way to keep it going. If someone can, I know he can, while still being able to do the other things.
It shouldn’t disappear while it still has that much left to give.
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New passengers are often confused about the proper way to enter the Cybertruck.
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Amy Lotman retweeted
Vice President JD Vance said it plainly:
“We’re going to defeat socialism by giving you a stake in the American dream. And that’s how we’re going to win the future.”
I believe that is exactly the fight we are in.
And Colorado needs to understand something:
The Marines have landed.
My choice for Lieutenant Governor, retired U.S. Marine Corps Colonel George Washington Markert, understands what it means to recognize a threat, establish a mission and execute with urgency.
George spent more than 30 years leading Marines, accomplishing missions and solving problems that demanded discipline, courage, logistics and results.
That is exactly the kind of leadership Colorado needs right now.
We are not going to stop the spread of socialism by simply calling it socialism.
We defeat it by making the American Dream work again.
More jobs.
More opportunity.
More affordable energy.
More housing.
Safer communities.
Stronger families.
Better schools.
Less government bureaucracy.
And the freedom to build, own and prosper.
The radical left is organized. They have a plan.
So do we.
And we are going to meet their urgency with our own.
As Marines, George and I understand something:
When the mission is clear, you move. You don’t wait for perfect conditions. You don’t surrender the objective. You execute.
Colorado has been drifting in the wrong direction for too long.
That ends now.
The Marines have landed.
George Markert and I are ready to fight for Colorado, restore the American Dream and save the state we love.
Mission first. Colorado first. Let’s get to work. Victor2026.com
Amy Lotman retweeted
What a night in Grand Junction!
The excitement is real, and the momentum continues to grow. Everywhere we go, I'm hearing the same message from the people of Colorado:
They want change. They want safer communities, stronger families, a thriving economy, and a government that works for them.
Colorado is ready. And together, we're going to take our state back and make Colorado work better for Coloradans.
The momentum is growing. Let's keep it going!
#VictorMarx #Colorado #ColoradoWorksBetter #GrandJunction #Momentum Victor2026.com
Amy Lotman retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: Victor Davis Hanson Drops a FIERY TRUTH BOMBSHELL! 🔥
“We didn’t storm the beaches of Normandy… didn’t bleed and die in the trenches of World War I… didn’t sacrifice everything in World War II… JUST TO BE LECTURED BY NEWCOMERS on why America is ‘racist’ and ‘flawed’!”
Do you think Hamilton and Jefferson fought and died for YOU?
250 years of American blood—from Gettysburg to Belleau Wood to Iwo Jima—only for first- and second-generation arrivals to march in and declare:
“Your Constitution is garbage. The Founders were racists. When we take power, we’re tearing it all down.”
ENOUGH.
This is OUR country. We built it. We defended it with our lives.
If you come here, assimilate—or go home.
What do YOU think, America? Drop your thoughts below! 👇
@VDHanson #AmericaFirst #NoMoreLectures #DefendTheFounders
Amy Lotman retweeted
🚨 **Dear Sophie Cunningham... this is from a trans man.** 🏀❤️
@SophieCunningham, don’t back down.
I’m a trans man, and I hear from transgender people every week who agree with you—but they’re too afraid to say it publicly because they fear the backlash.
So let me say what many won’t.
Standing up for **women’s sports and women’s spaces isn’t hate.** Protecting biological reality doesn’t diminish anyone’s dignity.
I’ve lived medical transition. Hormones and surgeries changed my appearance—but they never changed my biological sex.
You are **not** standing alone.
Stand with the women refusing to be intimidated. Stand with voices like @jk_rowling, @martinanavratilova, @kelliejaykeen, @BuckAngel, @msblairewhite, @debbiehayton1 —and the growing number of transgender people willing to speak the truth publicly.
If the pressure ever feels overwhelming, remember this:
**You’re not just fighting for today’s women. You’re fighting for your future daughter, and every daughter yet to come.**
Stay courageous. Stay firm. History often remembers those willing to tell difficult truths before they’re popular. 💙
#WomensSports #ProtectWomen #BiologyMatters #SpeakTheTruth #Courage WomenMatter TransVoices
Amy Lotman retweeted
Big congratulations to Victor Marx on officially securing the Republican ticket! 🏔️🔴
Colorado is at a turning point, and the choice ahead couldn’t be clearer. For too long, our state’s top legal office has been treated like a political stepping stone, bogged down in bureaucracy and partisan talking points.
We don't need more of the same. Colorado needs a leader, not a lawyer.
It's time for real accountability, strong principles, and a focus on protecting everyday Coloradans. Looking forward to the matchup ahead—let's get to work! 🇺🇸
victor2026.com/
Amy Lotman retweeted
🚨 GIVEAWAY 🚨
Haaland has Norway dreaming of a first-ever FIFA World Cup 2026™ semi-final.
Ahead of Norway vs. England, we're giving away an official Erling Haaland Norway Home Jersey. 🇳🇴
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Let's help find his suitcase and especially that kilt! We can do it, Americans! I hope these reposts are reaching people closer to where it was last 🤞🍀
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Amy Lotman retweeted
Exactly why I’m running for Governor of Colorado
And winning in every metric and poll ! Change is coming.
Amy Lotman retweeted
Turns out that @LeaderJohnThune was totally projecting when he said the SAVE Act was an influencer campaign.
Senator John Thune is compromised by a company that literally exists to sell access to himself.
Pass it on.
Hello, Mr. Desiderio,
Punchbowl News sells access to Capitol Hill for corporate clients. Their senior Senate reporter is you, Andrew Desiderio.
Here's how the access works: Punchbowl has a weekly show called "Fly Out Day," taped at the Punchbowl News Townhouse and described on their own site as an "exclusive first look" for Premium subscribers. Those Premium subscribers are the K Street corporate government affairs staff and trade association officials whose legislative interests depend on what Senate leadership decides to schedule… or kill.
The second-ever guest was Senate Majority Leader John Thune, on September 11, 2025. This is documented in your own webste.
Now let’s go over your post carefully.
You say Mike Lee "primed the GOP base to believe" something. That’s manipulative framing, the language of a man working a crowd. But Thune "pointed out" something. That’s the language of a man correcting the record, establishing fact.
This is not a one-off phrasing choice on your part.
Your Punchbowl coverage consistently frames Thune's positions as institutional reality and conservative alternatives as base management. Thune "declared" that the talking filibuster is dead. Lee and his allies "captivated Trump's base." Thune "had enough." The SAVE Act push is "a self-inflicted wound." These are not neutral verbs. They are a point of view… and it's Thune's point of view, delivered with a byline.
There's a structural reason this happens.
Jake Sherman described Punchbowl's business model in his own words on The Rebooting podcast (January 2022): nearly 90% of the outlet's revenue comes from corporate sponsorships… "trade groups and companies looking to get their public affairs messaging in front of those making public policy." The sponsors documented at Punchbowl include PhRMA, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Facebook, JPMorgan, Blackstone, the American Investment Council (private equity lobby), and others.
These sponsors need the goodwill of the Senate Majority Leader, who controls which of their legislative priorities come to the floor. Thune controls the floor. Thune sits in Punchbowl's townhouse. You reports Thune's framing as conventional wisdom.
When Desiderio writes that the talking filibuster "will ultimately fail" ... not might fail, not Thune argues it will fail, but when it ultimately fails ... is that journalism? Or is it the view from Thune's Fly Out Day chair?
You are busted, Mr. Desiderio.
Amy Lotman retweeted
🚨 California is the breeding ground for voter fraud in America, as millions of people vote with no ID, month-long election processes, inaccurate voter rolls, dead people caught voting, even a dog successfully registered to vote, and voter verification is all based on your signature — not who you actually are.
In this video, I go to locations from California’s public voter rolls from the Secretary of State, and not a single location could verify the voter rolls.
- Irregularities in voter numbers per location
- 30+ people registered to one mail store
- Voters inaccurately aged at 125 years old
Without any voter ID and negligence from the state government to update their voter rolls, California’s one-party state has created a complex system where fraud is inevitable in their voting process. If you appreciate this video give it a like and share it around!
