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The October jobs report blew past expectations! It turns out tax cuts and deregulation actually work, despite what the mainstream media talking heads say. Let’s hope the incoming Congress doesn't choke out this momentum with a wave of new taxes.

Democrats just took Congress, and the talk is already about stopping enforcement against illegal immigration. Hearings, restrictions on ICE, progressives still pushing to abolish ICE. We finally secured the border after the Biden chaos. Restrict ICE, and you'll get the same results we already lived through: more illegal crossings, more strain on hospitals and schools, lower wages for working Americans, and less safety in communities. The laws are clear, and we have to enforce them.

Some Dems are concerned about the DSA, but it’s not a full revolt yet. They’re staying quiet and hoping it blows over. The new DSA members have already made it clear they won’t just fall in line with leadership. That’s a problem waiting to happen once the new Congress starts, especially if they try to drag the party further left on foreign policy, immigration, and the economy. Open fight or quiet management? We’ll see. 👀

I’ve been thinking about it - Republicans need to learn what Democrats have known for years. Dems will elect a block of wood if it has a D next to it. They hold their nose, grit their teeth, and show up. Republicans act like we have the moral high ground to sit home, write in another name, “none of the above,” or vote third party if the nominee isn’t pure enough. That doesn’t change the party; it hands the other side the win. In that way, we get what we deserve. Vote the R. Every time. It matters, and we should know better. 🇺🇸 #VoteRed

Not shocked by the House results. Statistically, it was predictable. I don't know about you, but I'm tired of the predictable response that follows every time they get power.

Data centers aren’t automatically a blessing or a curse. We lived in Nevada and watched Switch grow. A big data center, but it genuinely benefited the community- an example of how it can be done right. Unconstrained buildout on fossil-heavy grids or in water-scarce areas with weak cost allocation creates real problems: higher bills, more emissions, and local friction. That’s what Mississippi is dealing with around xAI. Well-sited, efficient facilities from operators who pay their way, prioritize clean power, and actually engage the community can deliver tax revenue, infrastructure investment, construction jobs, and the computing capacity our economy wants and needs, while helping drive the clean energy they themselves require. Targeted rules and selectivity toward higher-standard operators make sense. Blanket approval doesn't

Happy #NationalSandwichDay! 🥪🔥 I know we have mid-terms but this is an important topic! Let’s settle a legendary social media debate once and for all: Is a hot dog technically a sandwich? 🌭 Yes or No? Give me your defense in the replies! 👇

It’s Ask a Stupid Question Day. Drop the one you’ve been too embarrassed to Google

How did F-35 parts end up in Hong Kong where Beijing can get them? That is not a paperwork mixup. That is a security failure. Who dropped the ball?