TheDeplorableTaxpayer 🇺🇸 retweeted
"There is no difference between communism and socialism, except in the means of achieving the same ultimate end: communism proposes to enslave men by force, socialism by vote.
It is merely the difference between murder and suicide." Ayn Rand.
Slap in the face to all of us injured by sh0ts.
TheDeplorableTaxpayer 🇺🇸 retweeted
Let’s do the Math-
1. The federal government arrested and prosecuted a business man for transporting lobsters in plastic bags instead of paper boxes - he served 6 years in prison.
2. The federal government arrested and prosecuted an Amish farmer for selling chickweed salve with an approved label - he went to prison.
3. The federal government regulates not only regulates what kind of guns law abiding citizens can posses but also what kind of gun parts they can buy.
4. The federal government regulates what kind of milk you can buy or sell, what kind of meat you can buy or sell, and an innumerable amount of other unnecessary intrusions, (add your most despised regulation in the comments) BUT…
They refuse to regulate what children can see on the Internet.
Nope- our government is not here to help, protect, or keep you safe. That’s just a lie to keep you complacent and compliant.
TheDeplorableTaxpayer 🇺🇸 retweeted
How does a foreigner lie to get into our country, runs for Congress, gets elected, is paid by the taxpayers and learns our country's secrets and is not arrested, charged and convicted?
On top of that, Ilhan Omar wrote the bills for the fraud for Daycare AND the extra food Program that other foreign Somalis stole the money from including her SISTER.
If Omar is ONLY Deported, Democrats are going to let her back in with a full Pardon.
TheDeplorableTaxpayer 🇺🇸 retweeted
You can sue McDonalds if their drinks are too hot but you can't sue pfizer if their vaccines injure you and your child.
TheDeplorableTaxpayer 🇺🇸 retweeted
As a resident of Western North Carolina…
I want ALL of the Ukraine aid we sent under Joe Biden audited.
Every. Single. Damn. Penny.
TheDeplorableTaxpayer 🇺🇸 retweeted
I want to propose a federal law:
Anything that currently says "paid for by the U.S. Government" and everything in the future paid for by the U.S. Government must say:
"Paid for by the tax dollars of the people."
What do you think?
I need one. What about you @MargFarquhar ? 👀
Everyone loves Freddy!
We have arrived in Baton Rouge. A little later than expected because we had a small car crash on the way. Nothing serious though, everyone is fine.
On a positive note, we saw this sign welcoming us back to Baton Rouge. I was on my phone when one of my friends suddenly screamed, “I swear to God, that sign just said ‘Welcome back Freddy’.”
TheDeplorableTaxpayer 🇺🇸 retweeted
Watching all these politicians freak out and flat out LIE about homestead property taxes is not surprising at all. It tells us all we need to about why our founders spoke so strongly against taxes in land…
feudal lords don’t like losing their power.
Only two things lost when we stop taxing people’s homes:
1. Government power
2. Government corporate favors.
Government taxes our homes so they can control our property and give corporations tax breaks.
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor warned that Amendment 3, a property tax reform measure, could have a "dramatic impact" on the city's public services if it passes, cutting key revenue sources. wfla.com/news/hillsborough-c…
Beware: The @USPS is rounding change now. They kept my penny I was owed in change!
Those with visual impairments are suffering exponentially without incandescents easily available.
I miss incandescent light bulbs, and know I’m not alone.
Millions of Americans mourn their disappearance, which began when the federal government effectively banned them just a few years ago.
LED light bulbs are amazingly efficient and have their place, but they’re expensive and not well suited for every customer in every situation.
My bill, the LIT Act (“LIT” is short for “Liberating Incandescent Technology”), would give American consumers the freedom to choose the right light bulb for the job—even if that means incandescent lighting—based on their own, unique needs and preferences.
We’re discussing the LIT Act today at a hearing before the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
Passing this legislation would be a huge win for consumer choice, competition, affordability, and aesthetics.






















