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It’s raining.
That’s right.
Everybody is Utah, you can stop tearing up your lawns now.
I’m begging you.
Those rocks don’t look good. They’re so ugly. Please stop.
!?A very long way! UT - MS was nonstop driving, tag team! We were hauling a part for a nuclear power plant that was shut down.
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It will be funny when normies realize that Utah has been run by two-bit bandits for the last 30 years.
Cox’s office keeps telling Utahns to tighten their belts.
His chief of staff didn’t.
Jon Pierpont took home about $461,600 in 2024 salary and benefits; 337,986 in pay plus roughly $123,600 in benefits.
That’s almost double what Gov. Spencer Cox himself made that year ($182,200 + $62,800). It’s also more than many governors’ chiefs of staff in California, Texas, New York, and Florida.
In 2021, Pierpont’s salary was $120,574. By 2022 it had jumped to $242,572. Then came another ~$50,000, then another ~$40,000. Call it “market.” Taxpayers call it a raise they never voted for.
Cox just tied his own pay to the chief justice and collected a 29% bump to $249,250. Pierpont was already clearing more than that in salary alone and that’s before benefits. The House and Senate chiefs of staff cleared $300k+ too.
Utah families are staring at housing, groceries, and property taxes. The Cox administration is staring at another compensation line item.
Notes for the win!
House Republicans passed over 70 bills this week alone — that adds to our total of over 900 bills passed through the House so far this Congress.
We’ve DELIVERED for Americans by:
🇺🇸 Enacting the largest middle and working class tax cut in US history
🇺🇸 Creating new incentives to build and hire American
🇺🇸 Adding the biggest boost to job creation in decades
🇺🇸 Establishing Trump accounts for every American child
🇺🇸 Restoring safety and order to our cities
🇺🇸 Stopping American deaths from the scourge of fentanyl
🇺🇸Closing the border
By contrast, the Democrat agenda is very simple: grievance politics, bigger government, higher taxes, open borders, and zero security.
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The 119th congress was the least productive in history, no congress has enacted less legislation or laws. Johnson has cancelled a total 63 scheduled voting days in the house, granting members an extra 2 months PTO, with no house votes scheduled until after the election.
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University of Utah students claim to “condemn” harassment but made an entire petition specifically targeting me. After this clearly went against this companies policy, they attempted to backtrack their harassment towards me and has made it about the College Republicans. You can still see the hate comments that students/people have left on the original post.
This is a great idea!!! I'd even do pay per view to watch them turn on each other and eat their own! 🤣🤣🤣
@Shawn_Farash reposted me.... I've officially achieved Rock Star status!!! DE@D 🤣🤣❤️❤️
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“Islam has problems with dogs. With women. With music. With gays. With Jews. With Christians. With blood. With pork. With alcohol. With gambling. With interest.
“But if you have a problem with Islam, you're a racist, bigoted
Islamophobe.”
—@t_woelfer (translated from German)
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Meet Harry Rosenthal. He is a senior at College of Charleston and an intern at the historic Charleston foundation.
He made a TikTok celebrating “Kirk Hashana.”
You can contact the historic Charleston foundation here: (843) 723-1623
.@CofC do you condone political violence on your campus?
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I suggest you get a defense lawyer, John. You're gonna need it.
Here are my receipts on you.
All these people are your donors and they are from bodyshops signing away for Green Cards from the biggest visa fraud diploma mill in the United States.
Who is the Chad that's laughing during her reporting!?!? 🤣🤣🤣
HILARIOUS: CEO of the Council of Fashion Designers of America TOOK DOWN a PETA protester at the New York Fashion Week show, wrapping a leg around her in a scissors hold, and covered her mouth with his hand while the models kept walking.
Fox & Friends: “After they stormed the runway, chatting for wool to be banned from the fashion industry. The protesters immediately left the event and filed a police report afterward, claiming [Kolb] tackled her roughly.”
Steven Kolb later apologized and said he “reacted inappropriately.”
I think he reacted far too mildly.
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The complete absence of anyone pointing out that this isn’t Rachel Maddow, but - in fact - Jacob Soboroff, is the funniest thing ever.
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There are state lawas againt committing election and signature fraud but that didn't stop Deidre and Spencer. Laws don't mean a lot when the people charged with enforcing them are the ones breaking them.
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GONNA VENT HERE!!!!
I have lived through Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson,Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, G. H. W. Bush, Clinton, G. W. Bush, Obama, and Biden. In my lifetime have I never seen or heard of a President being scrutinized over every word he speaks, humiliated by the public to the point of wanting to hurt someone, slandered, ridiculed, insulted, and lied to. I have never heard their wives or children threatened, insulted, and humiliated. I am truly ashamed of the behavior of people in this country. I am ashamed of the ruthless, hating, cruel Trump haters who have no morals, and news reporters who feel they have the right to purposely lie and chastise the President. Every past President was left to run the country after they were elected and had taken the oath of office. They weren’t on the news 24/7 being drawn and quartered, every word and sentence dissected, constantly pressured to do this or that without an ounce of moral support.
JUST IMAGINE HOW MUCH MORE HE COULD ACCOMPLISH IF HE DIDN’T HAVE TO DEFEND HIMSELF CONSTANTLY.
ENOUGH is ENOUGH!
LEAVE THE MAN ALONE!
LET HIM DO HIS JOB!
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Y’all do realize 64 DSA candidates won their primaries, right?
Their GOALS are to abolish the police, ICE, the Senate, replace the President and Supreme Court. Seize the means of production. Amnesty for illegals. Defund the Pentagon. End the family unit.
And there’s conservatives out there that won’t vote? Wake up y’all as this cancer needs to be eradicated!
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Salt Lake City - Utah's No. 1 land, water hoarder, and airport hoarder is at it again.
The Federal gov't buys land for Utah's airport controlled by Salt Lake City. SLC sells it off the land to Utah absorbing SLC's $70,000/yr maintenance cost.
Utah taxpayers lose twice.
This 1,000 acres was funded mostly by the federals gov't for the airport. Again SLC is cashing in on getting free gov't stuff, then reselling it.
49 state have State Airport Authorities. Utah does not. Why? So all the FAA millions go to benefit SLC not UT.
Salt Lake City is off loading 1,000 acres of worthless wetlands to the State for $5 million+? to get out of paying $70,000 a year to maintain it.
Salt Lake City pulls this same stunt on water it gets for free from Utah. SLC claims the need water. Utah forks it over for free. SLC declares it surplus, bypassed the Utash Constitutional prohibition of selling water by transferring the water right to its alter ego Metro SLC and sells it out the back door for millions.
Salt Lake City preaches poor socialism, but practices rich capitalism with its municipal monopoly getting free stuff and re-selling for millions.
500,000 acre-feet of water, 32,000 acres outside SLC limites, 3 airports - SLC hoarding portfolio.
Why do tax payers have to give Salt Lake City $5 million for wetlands tax payers already paid, and for land that is already protected?
Good deal for Salt Lake City. Bad deal for Utah families.
Why isn't Salt Lake City paying Utah milliosn to absorb this $70,000 a year maintenance obligation?
Utah will spend $70,000 a year to maintain this land to the benefit of SLC's airport monopoly.
How is this a good deal?
What's really going on here?
Better Policies for Better Living
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