Had the honor to witness @JMilei speaking at the @USChamber today, and then at an event against antisemitism at the Argentinean Embassy hosted by @alejandrito and @pabloquirno.
The man is a force of nature, and Argentineans and Jews are very lucky to have him fighting for us.
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I tried to warn you. LA is getting absolutely decimated by the insane communist wackos running California. Bob Bonta’s jihad against Paramount is a death blow. What a corrupt piece of shit.
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Paramount to leave California, according to the L.A. Mayor's office and the California Attorney General's office.
What we know: tmz.com/2026/09/16/sources-s…
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Argentina isn’t hated because we think it’s perfect.
Argentina is hated because it refuses to apologize for greatness.
Confidence looks like arrogance to people who were taught to settle.
Andy Kleinman retweeted
Amazing clip of Elon Musk shutting down a journalist who uses the term 'Far-Right'
"If you go back 10 or 15 years these were completely normal policies"
Secure borders
Safe cities
Sensible spending
"These are not far right, these are normal people"
Andy Kleinman retweeted
Goals scored in this World Cup so far
Spain 🇪🇸 - 11 goals
England 🏴 - 13 goals
France 🇫🇷 - 16 goals
Argentina 🇦🇷 - 17 goals
But guess who they say is struggling, Argentina.
You can own the PR, but Argentina with Messi will silence you on the pitch.
Andy Kleinman retweeted
Gol de Enzo Fernández con Going The Distance de Rocky
Gócenlo
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Google Search broke all prior usage records and saw its highest usage in history right after Argentina scored their winning goal in yesterday’s match! 🤯 Great to see the global excitement for the World Cup... can't wait for the semis and final!
Andy Kleinman retweeted
If your brain is broken by politics so much that you aren’t happy Balogun is playing, and you’re an American citizen, you should be deported
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—¿Esa rubia cuántos años tiene?
—25.
—Uh, justito. ¿Cómo se llama?
—Erling Haaland.
























