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Final vote total for the NDAA today which tragically merges our military technology and supply chains with Israel’s. Let’s hope this version fails in the Senate because Section 219 is a betrayal of our sovereignty.
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Please join all of Nashville in saying hell no to this AI Data Center.
Maybe the easiest petition to sign I’ve ever come across.
Stand with us to protect the future of Nashville Zoo.
A proposed 69,000-square-foot data center is planned next to the Zoo, but no environmental impact studies have been conducted. Sign our petition to help protect the animals in our care ➡️ c.org/KxhXznzBcD
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One rule for today. Whether we watch College Basketball or not, we bet on every game. Out of respect for the kids. Can't have them out there playing for nothing. Be somebody.
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We’ve spent $8 trillion in the Middle East
That’s 100 X annual federal spending on roads and bridges
Picture how great our country could be if we’d spent that $ here
Imagine how affordable groceries & housing would be if we hadn’t printed all that $
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PSA: Bombing a country on the other side of the globe won’t make the Epstein files go away, any more than the Dow going above 50,000 will.
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I still find it crazy that a 22 year old investment banking analyst has tighter personal trading restrictions than Congressmen who are literally creating the law that pertain to these companies
Data clearly shows that both sides of the political aisle consistently outperform the S&P 500, with heavy trades right around the time of major political and economic announcements
Other than the Congress people themselves, I am not sure a single person would be opposed to banning stock trading for them
If you are, I would love to hear why
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lol just remembered how Stranger Things season 4 did a “dangers of satanic panic” storyline when the real monster was very much a supernatural demon
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Nineteen out of nineteen.
Every single private-sector company on that layoff list has filed for or hired H-1B workers. All of them.
Breakdown by Company
•US Government: very few H-1B sponsorships (government roles typically require U.S. citizenship or use alternative visa programs).
•UPS: Yes (199 total applications).
•Amazon: Yes (10,969 LCAs in FY 2024 alone).
•Intel: Yes (thousands of approvals as a top sponsor).
•Nestle: Yes (345 total applications).
•Verizon: Yes (regular sponsor for tech and telecom roles).
•Accenture: Yes (2,157 approvals in 2024).
•Ford: Yes (sponsors for engineering and manufacturing).
•Novo Nordisk: Yes (141 total applications).
•Microsoft: Yes (major sponsor with thousands annually).
•PwC: Yes (sponsors in consulting and advisory).
•Salesforce: Yes (1,525 filings in FY 2024).
•IBM: Yes (2,906 approvals in 2024).
•American Airlines: Yes (1 application).
•Paramount: Yes (616 total applications across affiliates).
•Target: Yes (1,723 total applications).
•General Motors: Yes (sponsors for automotive engineering).
•Applied Materials: Yes (2,461 total applications).
•Kroger: Yes (48 LCAs in FY 2025).
•Meta: Yes (major sponsor for tech roles).
So while tens of thousands of Americans are getting laid off…
the same companies are still tapping a foreign-worker pipeline backed by the U.S. government.
Why are these same companies laying off American workers while continuing to import foreign labor at scale?
If that doesn’t spark a serious conversation about H-1B and OPT reform, what will?
@JDVance @StephenM @chiproytx @RepGosar @GovRonDeSantis
Recent Layoff Announcements:
1. US Government: 307,000 employees
2. UPS: 48,000 employees
3. Amazon: Up to 30,000 employees
4. Intel: 24,000 employees
5. Nestle: 16,000 employees
6. Verizon: 15,000 employees
7. Accenture: 11,000 employees
8. Ford: 11,000 employees
9. Novo Nordisk: 9,000 employees
10. Microsoft: 7,000 employees
11. PwC: 5,600 employees
12. Salesforce: 4,000 employees
13. IBM: 2,700 employees
14. American Airlines: 2,700 employees
15. Paramount: 2,000 employees
16. Target: 1,800 employees
17. General Motors: 1,500 employees
18. Applied Materials: 1,444 employees
19. Kroger: 1,000 employees
20. Meta: 600 employees
Where will all these people go?
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A 50-year mortgage is a horrible idea.
I don’t see how that helps the problem.
Ban Blackrock from buying homes, maybe?
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Factory farms are profoundly anti-traditional, and conservatives should stand firmly against them.
They are a modern monstrosity, an industrial system that has torn the soul out of food production, leaving something wretched and unnatural in its place.
Until recently, animal farming was an honorable way of life, rooted in a long and meaningful tradition. Pasture farming connected people to the land and to their animals, fostering a bond grounded in respect and stewardship.
Today, opposition to factory farming among conservatives is far lower than it should be. This is partly because such opposition is often conflated with left-wing ideas about vegetarianism and veganism. But this is a mistake. The conservative alternative to industrialized agriculture is not vegetarianism. It is the restoration of traditional pasture farming.
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A reminder that the Mavericks traded Luka to LA and then magically won the first overall pick.
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The new corporate formula:
▪️Cut 1,200 US roles
▪️Announce “AI investment”
▪️File 2,000 H-1Bs
▪️Quietly hire contractors offshore
▪️Repeat
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The idea to ban TikTok or force its sale was originally justified in the name of stopping foreign influence over American youth.
Somehow the end result was to forcibly put it in the hands of a multi-billionaire private IDF donor whose primary life cause is supporting Israel.
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Americans are getting crushed by health insurance with monthly payments of $1500, $1700, and over $2000 per month.
Instead of a revolving door of foreign government leaders to the White House, I’d like to see Health Insurance CEOs in there getting chewed out on live television.
Health Insurance is out of control!!!
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The way Netanyahu inserted himself into this is genuinely so bizarre.
JUST IN: NETANYAHU BLAMES MUSLIMS FOR THE DEATH OF CHARLIE KIRK
“This is a worldwide problem. The people on the, you know, on the extremes, the Islamists, the radical Islamists, and their union with the ultra-progressives.
They often speak about human rights, they speak about free speech, but they use violence to try to take down their enemies, whether it's President Trump, who's been almost assassinated twice, or, you know, they try to kill me here, too.
But they got Charlie Kirk, and it's just heartbreaking.”