🚨 THREAD: 🚨 There is a terrible act of injustice happening in our country right now impacting US veterans and their family members, and it’s something I’ve been reporting on for a while. For several decades, victims of the Camp LeJeune water contamination crisis have been denied the compensation they deserve, despite suffering from cancers, neurological disorders, and other devastating illnesses caused by toxic exposure. From 1953 to 1987, over a million veterans, their families, and civilians were exposed to highly toxic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) like TCE, PCE, vinyl chloride, and benzene in the base’s groundwater, with contamination levels far exceeding safe limits. Despite clear evidence of harm, federal officials concealed the issue, delaying action until 1987 and leaving victims without recourse for years. The Camp LeJeune compensation crisis stands as one of the most egregious examples of government failure to address toxic exposure and deliver justice to military families.  I have obtained documentation of 5 offers of judgment from the Department of Justice to people who served or worked at Camp LeJeune Marine Corps Base who later developed terrible diseases like cancer or Parkinson’s. And they’re far from the only ones. Thousands of people who lived or served on that base later got seriously sick, and most of those diseases have been tied back to the poisoned water at Camp LeJeune, which the US government knew about but covered up for YEARS. The five people listed in this thread are just a handful of victims who have gone public with the shameless “offers of judgment” the US government has recently offered them. Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward @ASGWoodward at the DOJ signed off on these disgraceful offers after being put in charge of the Camp LeJeune settlements earlier this year. The Trump administration has a critical opportunity to deliver justice to the veterans and families harmed by the Camp LeJeune crisis. Many of these victims have already spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on treatment and care as a result of their illnesses from their time at Camp LeJeune. The offers they’ve received do not make them financially whole, and they also don't account for the years stolen from the victims, or from their families, who have had to watch them suffer. Here are their stories ⬇️

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman showed a mysterious aircraft during the portion of his All-In Summit presentation on rebuilding NASA’s X-plane portfolio ✈️ • Isaacman showed a dark silhouette resembling a next-generation SR-71 Blackbird while discussing 'radical airframe and engine designs' • When asked if the image was the Blackbird, he responded: “You sure that’s the Blackbird?” • NASA will soon be 'flying once again as high and as fast as we have from decades past, and then even more' • He criticized NASA being forced to spend its aeronautics budget subsidizing 40-year-old contractor engines instead of pushing technological boundaries

“Congratulations to NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, and the Great Patriots at NASA, on a successful launch. This is THE GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICA!” - President Donald J. Trump

🚨 THIS IS DISGUSTING: Casey Askar KNOWS that he has no chance, so THIS is what he resorts to? South Florida: regardless of your stance, this is UNACCEPTABLE. Show up to vote on August 18th with THIS in mind.

NEW: 🚨 Puerto Rico Bankruptcy and Blackout Update 🚨 More than 370,000 households across Puerto Rico lost power Tuesday night after two major plants failed almost simultaneously. Aguirre’s Unit 2 went down in Salinas and EcoEléctrica lost all three of its units in Peñuelas. 370,000 households equates to roughly 900,000 people. It was the fourth major blackout in Puerto Rico this month!!! And here’s what should genuinely infuriate everyone: At that same hour, the island had a grand total of 41 megawatts of generation left in reserve… and now officials are admitting that with margins that razor-thin, blackouts like these won’t clear up in minutes the way they’re supposed to on a functioning power grid. They will keep dragging on for hours. This is what a broken system looks like. And none of it is accidental. Puerto Rico is now in its TENTH YEAR of a bankruptcy that the unelected Financial Oversight and Management Board refuses to resolve. More than $12 billion in federal funding is just sitting there, untouched. This is money that could be rebuilding the grid, adding generation capacity, making sure consecutive blackouts don’t keep repeating. But, as long as the FOMB keeps PREPA locked in bankruptcy, that money stays frozen. Meanwhile, the board has spent over $2 BILLION on high-priced attorneys and consultants, as I have previously reported. This is more than five times what Congress originally estimated. There was no hurricane on Tuesday night. No storm. No natural disaster of any kind. Just aging power plants that keep failing on schedule, a grid with zero backup, and a system that nobody in charge seems remotely interested in fixing. So, what do you think is going to happen when hurricane season hits over the next 3 months? It’s going to get much worse. The question worth asking is a simple one: who actually benefits from keeping this going? It’s not the families living in Puerto Rico. The people cashing in are the lawyers and consultants billing by the hour what the average Puerto Rican makes in one month, in order to keep alive a bankruptcy that should have ended years ago. That’s who the board is really working for. It is DISGUSTING. Hopefully, @POTUS puts a stop to this and saves Puerto Ricans from the vultures who have been looting the island for a decade.

🚨 JUST IN: Trump NASA Chief Jared Isaacman just DOGE’d the agency by eliminating $1 BILLION per year in WASTE and abuse GREAT! 👏🏻 We’ve been paying “staffing agencies” for workers, but Isaacman is CONVERTING full-time “contractors” to civil servants This saves over $1B in taxpayer funds, which can go toward future SPACE missions instead! Keep crushing it, @NASAAdmin 🔥