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Both sides are in a race to out-crazy the other, and currently, they’re both winning.
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If I could fix one thing in Washington, it would be passing my Prevent Government Shutdowns Act so we never find ourselves in this position again.
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Third pass through Melissa. GoPro in side window as different camera looking forward shooting in ultra high res 8k. Not sure when that might get processed as the file turned out ridiculous. Barely had HD space for it and MacBook Pro promptly chocked when I tried to edit it
LabbyDogFarm🐊 retweeted
During a shutdown, families lose essential services while the IRS still collects taxes. If the government can’t do its job, it shouldn’t take paychecks. The No Taxation Without Operation Act is about fairness and accountability.
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🚨 NEW SHORT FILM: Masking Humanity 🎞️
What was sold as public duty became quiet cruelty.
When masks were imposed in care homes & hospitals, countless vulnerable people lost human connection - and some never recovered.
💔 Watch now. Share widely. These stories must be heard.
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"We live in a time when people want the dividing line between good and evil to run between political parties."
Ben Sasse
Spoiler: It doesn't.
Mismanagement always a factor in CA wildfires but when we ignore history, it repeats. Chimney Rock, NC rebuilt after flooding from a hurricane wiped it out in the early 1900s. They rebuilt and wiped out again this year.
We've tried permanent Daylight Savings Time before. It went from about 80% support to just half that in months and was quickly repealed.
We didn't learn from past pandemics and made the same mistakes (e.g. masks, lockdowns, etc...). Let's learn from this past mistake.
The "Great Gale" that hit Tampa Bay in 1848. Likely a cat four hurricane. If we learn from the past, we'd certainly have fewer surprises.
Not the first time anti-semitism has been a problem on college campuses.
Seems the people in charge of these schools today are not of the same caliber.
