Just a guy searching his way around this wild world with his beautiful wife. Ex-SpaceX'r, BJJ Black Belt, Fishin & Grillin', Dogs are the best. USA!

Joined March 2010
I’ve always said Bernie is a pure capitalist. His product? Socialist rhetoric.
Replying to @BernieSanders
Bernie. "Thank you, President Trump for bringing together the Oligarchs who run our country." No, Bernie. Thank YOU. Because I've been sitting here all week trying to figure out how to explain hypocrisy to my students, and you just keep handing me the lesson plan. So I made you a picture too. It's attached. Same room. Same gold curtains. Same fancy chairs. Same little red boxes with the numbers in them. Just one small change. Everybody at the table is you. Bernie the Author, who made millions writing anti-capitalism books. Capitalism paid you to say capitalism doesn't work. That's like a guy getting rich selling "Walking Is Bad For You" pamphlets door to door. Bernie the Commune Visitor, 1971. Reportedly asked to leave after a few days of talking politics nonstop while everybody else did the actual work. I think that commune had better standards than the Senate does. Bernie the U.S. Senator since 1991, averaging about one real law a decade. Bernie on the Fighting Oligarchy Tour, with $221,000 of private jets in one quarter of 2025. Bernie with Three Houses. Net worth somewhere around three million dollars. And in the back row, Two Post Offices, Renamed. Standing proud. That's the trophy case, folks. That's thirty-five years. My favorite part is the speech bubble that says "Obscene... wait, that's me." Because that's exactly what happens every single time you point at somebody else, Bernie. The finger swings around, and there you are. Now let's talk about your picture. This is the FOURTH time in about a week you've posted the same group of guys. Last Thursday it was the Xi dinner list. Friday it was the state dinner photo with the red boxes. Saturday it was "THEY WANT IT ALL." And today it's the red boxes again. Senator, at this point it's not a policy position. It's a crush. You think about Elon Musk more than his own mother does. And here's something funny. Your numbers keep changing. Last Friday your picture said Elon was worth $928 billion. Today it says $920 billion. Bernie, the man lost EIGHT BILLION DOLLARS in five days, and you didn't even send flowers. Friday you had Jensen Huang at $186 billion. Today he's at $200 billion. He gained FOURTEEN BILLION DOLLARS in five days. Now think about that for a second, because it's actually the whole lesson. Did Jensen Huang get a fourteen billion dollar paycheck this week? Did somebody back a truck up to his house? No. His company's stock went up. Did Elon lose eight billion dollars in cash out of his wallet? No. His stock went down. That's what those red boxes are, Bernie. They're the price tags on stock that the market reprices every single day. They're not bank accounts. They're not stolen from anybody. They go up and down like a weather report. And every time those numbers go up, you know who else goes up? The retired schoolteacher in Vermont with a pension fund. The nurse with a 401(k). The union electrician with an index fund. They own those exact same stocks. So when you scream "obscene" at a red box going up, you're screaming at every working family's retirement account going up. You're like a smoke detector with no battery, Bernie. You make a lot of noise at the wrong time, and when there's actually a fire, you're no help at all. "The Oligarchs who run our country." Bernie, do any of them have a vote in the Senate? No. Can Jensen Huang write a law? No. Can Mark Zuckerberg raise your taxes? No. Can Sundar Pichai draft your kid? No. Can Lisa Su put you in jail? No. You know who CAN do every single one of those things? The government. Congress. You. You've been in the Senate since 1991. If somebody's been "running our country" for thirty-five years, Senator, I've got news for you. Check the name plate on your desk. These people you circled don't run the country. They run COMPANIES. Companies that employ hundreds of thousands of Americans. Companies that make the phone in your pocket, the computer on your desk, the search engine you used to look up their net worth, the chips inside every AI tool you keep yelling about, and the rockets NASA hires to go to space because the government can't do it as cheap. Every single one of those red boxes is sitting on top of a whole lot of American paychecks. Meanwhile you've been running your mouth for thirty-five years, and all we've got is two post offices with new signs on them. Bernie, you're a jukebox with one song, and nobody's put a quarter in since 1988. "While working families struggle to survive due to your disastrous policies." Bernie, I'm a working family. Four kids. A teacher's paycheck. Ohio. I remember when working families were REALLY struggling. It was June of 2022, and inflation hit 9.1 percent, a forty-year high. That was the year after you chaired the Budget Committee and helped push through 1.9 trillion dollars of spending. I remember standing in the grocery store doing the math on the cart. I remember putting things back. You know what my family got in the Big Beautiful Bill? No tax on tips for the waitress down the street. No tax on overtime for the guy who works a double. A bigger child tax credit. Lower rates that would have gone UP otherwise. You voted no on every one of those, Bernie. Every one. So forgive me if I don't take lectures on "disastrous policies" from the guy who was steering the car in 2022 and voted against the tow truck in 2025. That's Quinn's Law Number Seven: it's different when you're a Democrat. When Obama put Mark Zuckerberg at a state dinner in 2015, it was diplomacy. When Biden invited Tim Cook, Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella, and Sam Altman to a state dinner in 2023, it was a proud moment for American innovation. When Trump sits at a table with the same kinds of people, suddenly it's "the Oligarchs who run our country." Same room. Same guests. Different jersey. Your memory is like a Blockbuster card, Bernie. Nobody's used it in years, and it still thinks it's 1995. And "obscene." Senator, let me tell you what I think is obscene. Obscene is a man with three houses telling working people other folks have too much. Obscene is flying around on $15,000-an-hour private jets to tell a crowd that other people use too much energy. Obscene is making millions off books about how making millions is wrong. Obscene is thirty-five years of a taxpayer salary, a taxpayer pension, and two renamed post offices to show for it. And obscene is standing in front of working families and blaming the guys who sign paychecks for their struggles, while you're the one who's been sitting in the room that writes the tax code since before some of those workers were born. So here's my standing offer, Bernie. Same one as always, because you never take it. I keep hearing Democrats scream "obscene" about rich people while they're rich people. They know every loophole in the tax code because they helped write it, and then they use it on their own returns. So before you post one more red box, file your taxes with the standard deduction only. No itemizing. Pay DOUBLE what the IRS says you owe. Sell two of those three houses and give the money to a working family in Burlington. Fly commercial to the next rally. Then post a picture of THAT. I'll even draw the red box for you. Quinn's Law Number Twenty-Five: liberals are great at giving away other people's money. Never their own. You know what you are, Senator? You're a rubber crutch. You look like you're there to help, and the second anybody actually leans on you, they hit the floor. You're a sundial at night. There's a lot of you standing there, but nobody's getting any use out of it. You're a piñata with no candy inside. Everybody keeps whacking away, hoping something good will come out, and it's just cardboard and old slogans all the way down. So thanks again for the picture, Bernie. I liked it so much I made my own. The difference is, everything on mine is true about the guy it's pointing at. But what do I know? I'm only a physics teacher who knows the difference between net worth and a paycheck, and a guy who can count to two post offices. @TPUSA @JoJoFromJerz @atrupar #MAGA #Trump #Veterans
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With the successful Starship flight, deployment and connection to the V3 satellites I’m surprised $SPCX stock hasn’t bumped up.
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Are there evil rich people? Yes. Absolutely. But there are far more evil poor people. Both as an absolute number and per capita. This is obvious if you have eyes and don't lie to yourself.
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If you ran Washington like a business and had to cut 6% to stay afloat, you'd start with the fraud and duplication, then make even, across-the-board cuts. That’s not radical. That’s how every business survives.
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Such great articles by this gentleman. I wish he was on Facebook too. None of my friends that need to read this go onto X. It’s only FB and Instagram for them.
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It's really easy to make it through life without murdering anybody. At least 99% of the entire population manages this. But some people defend murderers like they're an oppressed minority.
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This is the reason you do not hand people trophies, degrees, and jobs for no good reason.
La gente se enfada mucho con la suelta de tortugas tan lejos de la orilla, Pero para el que no lo sabe, Esto tiene un proceso, Aunque parezca cruel hacerlas caminar por la arena arrastrando su peso, esa caminata es vital para su supervivencia por tres razones científicas La Impronta magnética: Al tocar la arena, graban el campo magnético de esa playa exacta en su memoria. Esto activa su "GPS natural", permitiéndoles regresar al mismo lugar 20 años después para poner sus propios huevos. Activación muscular: El esfuerzo físico de avanzar por la playa estimula su sistema circulatorio, expande sus pulmones y calienta sus aletas. Es el entrenamiento de cardio que necesitan para resistir el frenesí de natación en el océano. Orientación espacial: Aprenden a guiarse por el reflejo de la luz del horizonte y la gravedad, corrigiendo su rumbo instintivamente para no perderse al entrar al agua.¡La naturaleza es perfecta!😍😍Ayudarlas de más y meterlas directo al agua les quita las herramientas que necesitan para sobrevivir. Así que no os enfadéis 😍
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Some people clearly have done zero research into the subject. One can simply choose Sloth mode.
It’s Tesla’s and Elon’s failure to not include a FSD setting that says never exceed post speed limit.
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Today I stopped about 35 people from potentially overdosing on fentanyl in a block known for that. I’m sure they weren’t happy about it. But love is not letting you destroy yourself. 👮🏿‍♀️❤️✊🏿
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$14 BILLION in NEW taxes. That’s what Democrats want to extract from Californians in this year’s budget - a budget that has doubled in size in just 10 years. To pay for all the new spending, they want to tax your healthcare. Your phone. Your computer. Your software. And while they’re at it, they’re cutting middle class scholarships and business tax credits. Californians are being priced out of their own state and now they want more. I voted NO.
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The thing the Moon is genuinely rich in is oxygen. Lunar dirt - regolith - is something like 40 to 45 percent oxygen by mass. Almost half the ground is oxygen, locked up in rock. And oxygen is the heavy majority of any rocket's propellant load - when you fuel a rocket, most of the weight you're loading is the oxidizer, the oxygen, not the actual fuel. So if you can pull oxygen out of lunar dirt and fling it into orbit with a catapult, you've built a gas station in space. Every spacecraft passing through stops getting refueled by stuff hauled up from Earth and starts getting topped off with lunar oxygen launched for the price of electricity using a mass driver. $SPCX
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Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands are U.S. territories. Their remote location should be considered in applying U.S. law, especially for restrictions that uniquely burden them due to their distance from our continent. These Pacific islands are thousands of miles closer to Manila, Tokyo, and Fiji than to Honolulu—which itself lies thousands of miles from the U.S. mainland. U.S. “Jones Act of the Skies” cabotage rules nevertheless block foreign commercial air carriers from serving these territories, as they do for the states. The result: sky-high fares, crushed tourism, and isolated communities already struggling with often-crippling poverty. A carve-out for those territories seems worth considering. The downside for major U.S. air carriers would almost certainly be minimal. The upside for the residents of these territories would be massive. Targeted exemptions—similar to existing maritime carve-outs for some of these islands—might make a lot of sense. Congress should seriously consider legislation to cut the red tape, boost competition, and deliver fairness to the residents of Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands. Having heard from their territorial governors this morning, I’m considering introducing a bill in the Senate to ease these burdens and look forward to additional input from residents of these territories, U.S. air carriers, and other interested parties.
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Legends! I didn't know Steve Harvey was a Bass angler.
I could NOT stop laughing! We've done a lot of interviews over the years but this was the hardest one EVER #steveharvey
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I think SpaceX might be able to reach approximately $1T revenue in 2030
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One of the best moments at SpaceX was being able to take my parents for a tour. They were so happy and proud.
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"The fascination that I have for test flying comes from being able to go into an environment where we have an idea what's going to happen, but then you have to [make it] happen." Meet the Artemis III crew in this episode of Houston We Have a Podcast: nasa.gov/podcasts/houston-we…
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I'm not buying a house, a car, or any other crazy purchase after the IPO. However, I am going to treat myself and charter a fishing trip on a cool boat. Bluefin tuna on the radar. iconsportfishing.com
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