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nicki’s so funny 😭 the way she handles all the hate with that witty humor. ppl love attacking her nonstop, but when she claps back, giving them the exact same energy of suddenly SHE’S the one looking for problems? she’s just defending herself like any queen would. y’all mad she’s not laying down and taking it? y’all can stay MAD.
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Obama is campaigning against both.
Two Black men are on course to become the very first Black governors of their states: Byron Donalds in Florida and John James in Michigan.
This is a big moment for American political history, but the mainstream legacy apparatus has gone completely quiet because their very existence breaks the ideological matrix.
We are talking about self-made, highly articulate men who built their careers on structural execution, fiscal discipline, and free-market meritocracy.
They don't treat minority communities as a captive voting bloc requiring emotional management; they talk about raw economic mobility, capital accumulation, and functional governance.
The media cannot afford to platform a Black conservative running for executive state leadership because it proves that competence isn't tied to a singular political plantation.
The moment the populace realizes you can achieve top-tier institutional success while rejecting the emotional scripts of the left, the entire industry of political patronage collapses.
The corporate press doesn't care about breaking glass ceilings; they only care about ceilings that align with their preferred blueprint.
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Why not make the minimum wage £30, £50 or even £100 an hour?
The reality is that you cannot simply keep increasing wages and expect everyone to become wealthier. Businesses face higher costs, which are passed on to consumers through higher prices to stay viable.
When prices rise faster than wages, people become poorer in real terms, regardless of how much more they earn on paper.
This is why the principles of sound money matter. Inflation erodes purchasing power, while consumers are left paying more for goods that are increasingly smaller, lower in quality or reduced in quantity. Shrinkflation is a perfect example.
The real measure of prosperity isn’t how many pounds you earn. It’s what those pounds can actually buy. We should be striving for a system where people’s money retains its value, rather than one where wages and prices continually chase each other upwards.
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Why have you allowed your situation to make you doubt what God can do? Do you think the One who created the heavens and the earth has run out of possibilities? God is not restricted by what you see, what you have, or how long you have waited. His silence doesn't mean He has abandoned you, and His timing doesn't mean He has forgotten you. Keep your faith alive. The God who holds your future is never short of ways to bring His plans to pass.
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This is why it PAYS to mind your business 😭 Had Rihanna kept her mouth shut, I would’ve never found out Trump previously helped A$AP Rocky 😩 I’m FAR from Trump’s biggest fan, but I’m starting to notice a pattern of people publicly dragging him for brownie points while having no problem rubbing elbows with him when it’s convenient 🤭
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Average profit for limited companies in the UK is £70,000.
If it’s going to cost half of that to employ someone full time what do you think will happen?
A) the owner will forgo half of their profit to employ someone.
B) they’ll struggle on, not employ anyone and therefore not grow.
Most people are employed by SMEs, if you make employing people more expensive there’s less employment.
Yet another reminder: if you can't afford to pay your staff enough to live on you don't have a viable business. #budget26
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Increasing the minimum wage whilst retaining the higher rate tax band at £50,270 is diabolical. The middle is being relentlessly squeezed. Pay for everything, entitled to nothing. The country is fucked.
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Why does Labour constantly punish the people who get up every morning, go to work, work hard and strive to better themselves?
Meanwhile the people already dependent on the state get more and more hand outs.
What is the incentive to work?
Fighting for all of us? At this point let Russia have it because we’re all tired!
Ukraine is fighting for all of us. It would be unforgivable to let them down at such a vital juncture.
The Chancellor @JohnHealey_MP has just announced £10bn of extra economic and military support for Ukraine, including £500m to plug urgent gaps in air defences this winter. This is excellent news, but we must be relentless in our support.
Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦🇬🇧 @UkrEmbLondon
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£10bn for Ukraine - while British patients wait a year+ for NHS treatment, roads resemble the surface of the Moon and pensioners choose between heating and eating.
Standing with Ukraine is one thing. Standing on the British public while you do it is another. Priorities, Ed.
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A cost of living crisis, a housing crisis, falling education standards and rising utility bills, yet £10bn for Ukraine, and they expect people to defend the pointless wars they start? Left or right, no one is happy. Given the state of affairs, UK politicians should pray their citizens don’t hand them over at the first opportunity.
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Brother we cant afford this
🚨 NEW: John Healey has announced Ukraine will receive £10bn in additional economic and military support
"We called him this morning... he told us we made his day"
#Budget
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This will SHUT 100s of companies, charities, and unemployment will sky rocket while increasing inflation yet again...
- Prices will go up
- Redundancies will increase
- Businesses will close
The gap between minimum wage, and paying a higher tax rate is less than £25k mental! 🤯