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Me, to 6 year-old: Why don’t you draw a picture of what you’d like to happen in 2024?
6 year-old: you mean like a revolution?
Me: … 😬
#HappyNewYear
Jamie S. retweeted
How can the SI Force turn the SI Accord into an SI Act that makes President Trump’s approach permanent, keeps his legacy intact after 2028, and builds trust with the American people?
@janetvkelly breaks down the four key steps to do just that ⬇️
dailywire.com/news/the-path-…
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I just went to a Mike Rogers campaign stop in Oak Park, Michigan. Over 300 Jewish voters, Democrat s and Republicans. The Jewish community stands with @MikeRogersForMI.
Character.ai is bankrupt. Only years too late to save the kids it took.
So last night one of the truly greatest offenders when it comes to abusing AI with kids had to file bankruptcy: xitter.cf/wongmjane/status/21098…
This is the company that promised to replace people's moms with AI (obviously targeting kids) and led numerous kids to suicide, self-harm, and
The proceeds of their licensing/sale to Google should also be confiscated and their investors profits taken as well (A16Z was the lead with $100M that made this monstrosity possible).
So some justice here but not fully and not soon enough to save the lives of the kids that they endangered and took through their negligence. This is the kind of company that is better to have never existed at all.
Jamie S. retweeted
"I mean, it's a one-of-a-kind singing and dancing bird automaton, Michael. What could it cost? $15,000?"
Jamie S. retweeted
Technology companies should not have access to our children without parents in charge, nor exploit our children's developing minds for profit, nor steal their innocence through access to pornography.
18 conservative organizations representing millions of parents, families, and people of faith agree: Waiting decades for protections for our children that meet our American values is long enough. It’s time to pass KOSA and the SCREEN Act.
Read our full joint letter here: betterfutureai.org/docs/kosa…
🚨 JUST IN: Sec. Marco Rubio announces Americans will be able to apply for passports ENTIRELY ONLINE instead of spending HOURS and frustration doing it in-person
"No printing forms, no drug store hostage photo, no appointment, no line, no middleman...and REAL-TIME STATUS, [tracking] estimated delivery date."
"By the end of 2027, our goal is for most Americans to be able to apply for a passport or passport card on America .gov."
He just PERSONALLY confirmed it: America .gov will let you do the entire process online
This is massively overdue! The page is Super Intelligence-powered. EVERY nation is going to copy it 🇺🇸
Jamie S. retweeted
Ladies, if he is:
✅ Built like a refrigerator
✅ Living in a waterfront home
✅ Always fishing with the boys
✅ Willing to ghost you for months
✅ Still somehow extremely desirable
He’s not your man, he’s a Fat Bear Week contender.
Jamie S. retweeted
Amen to that. We need AI that puts American families, American ideals and America first.
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Detroit News endorsement for U.S. Senator from Michigan detroitnews.com/story/opinio…
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Drones re-create Twin Towers over NYC skyline to honor 9/11 victims trib.al/TEvezkd
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After relying on his long-held antisemitic beliefs to win the primary, @AbdulElSayed is trying to con Michiganders into thinking his beliefs have changed.
Let me be clear: they have not.
Abdul has had six months to apologize for his incredibly horrific remarks regarding the Temple Israel attack.
Instead, he chose to surround himself with terrorist sympathizers and some of the most notable antisemites in the country.
It’s too little, too late, Abdul. Michiganders see you for exactly who you are: A Conman.
(NYT) “I Made a Mistake”: Abdul El-Sayed Apologizes for Comment About Synagogue Attack
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan, apologized to a group of Jewish Democrats on Saturday for a statement he made in March about an attack on a synagogue near Detroit, saying that “nobody deserves to have their pain trampled on.”
nytimes.com/2026/08/29/us/po…



























