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Joined August 2019
1/ Come sit with me for a while. I pulled out a box of pastels, probably 50 years old, and talked while I cleaned them. This is what that 50-year-old box of pastels taught me about grief. 🧵
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President Trump made another post last night about how he wants permanent Daylight Savings Time. People got mad at him because, well, they just do. But here’s what I think. I think President Trump secretly wants to lock the clock on permanent standard time. And now is the perfect opportunity. Because the Democrats and RINOS in Congress will do exactly the opposite of what he wants. Like always. Send up the bill, fellas. He won’t veto that one.
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LOL no.
Replying to @marygrace
No, unfortunately you're missing the obvious.... many previous Republicans (even MAGA) voted blue as protest against Trump's war, living costs, and relationship with Israel. Many said as much in interviews leading up to the vote. Sometimes the simplest answer is the right one. See Occam's Razor.
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Replying to @MCk9ine
Who was in office after 2020? How likely was it that anyone in that administration would do anything to advance election integrity? ZERO likelihood. I believe your assessment will be proven wrong. I hope for all our sakes I’m right.
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1/ Come sit with me for a while. I pulled out a box of pastels, probably 50 years old, and talked while I cleaned them. This is what that 50-year-old box of pastels taught me about grief. 🧵
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ALL 21 STATES. ALL 1,799 COUNTIES. EVERY SINGLE ONE SHIFTED BLUE. You can blame the Iran war. You can blame the economy. But you expect me to believe Republicans were THAT angry that every single state and county shifted blue? And before anyone says it, this isn’t about being unable to accept a loss. I can accept losing. What I can’t do is ignore something that just doesn’t pass the smell test. Sorry, but I have questions. 2020 makes me look at things way differently.
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One of my favorites…
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I don't claim to be an expert in human behavior, but I've watched Trump for 11 years now, and I'm pretty good at pattern recognition. I noticed something in his demeanor today that should give his enemies pause: He's way too quiet about what happened last night. Quiet Trump is scary Trump. Think about it. Leading up to the 2020 election, this man told us over and over that the Democrats were going to steal it. And when they did steal it, he never stopped talking about it. The same goes for the Russia hoax, the impeachments, the Biden border fiasco, and the relentless lawfare against him. You name it. He has spoken out loudly about the wrongs done to him and to our country. Last night Republicans lost their majority in the House and Senate, as well as the governor's seats in Texas, Ohio, and other red states. It was an epic beatdown, if we're being honest. And the Democrats' margins of victory are FAR greater than the wins they put on the board in 2020. Anybody with basic math skills can see they cheated. Nobody gets close to 1 million more votes in a midterm election in a RED state than Kamala got in 2024. And then the pattern repeats across multiple states? I mean, come on. And what did Trump do? He congratulated them on prime-time TV. And in every media appearance all day. And he never said a peep about cheating. Not even a hint. That's odd. If the Democrats have any sense (and I'm not sure they do), they would take this as a very bad sign. I can count on one hand the times I've seen him this way. And the outcome never ended well for his enemies. The thing about an apex predator is you never know when they'll strike. But if you know what to look for, there will be signs. Democrats, here's your sign.
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Serious question: What did the Republican majority in Congress actually DO these past two years? Honestly, I don’t think there will be a noticeable difference with the Democrats having the majority. And I think that’s by design. That’s why we call it the uniparty.
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Serious question: What did the Republican majority in Congress actually DO these past two years? Honestly, I don’t think there will be a noticeable difference with the Democrats having the majority. And I think that’s by design. That’s why we call it the uniparty.
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No room for election fraud. Those participating in illegal voting, fraudulent voter registration, and election related crimes will be prosecuted.
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JUST IN: Republican Byron Donalds has won Florida's gubernatorial race, according to DDHQ.
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TO THE GREAT PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA, GET OUT AND VOTE for these Great Patriots! They have my Complete and Total Endorsement and will never let you down! President DONALD J. TRUMP swampthevoteusa.com/virginia…
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True story: Back in 2018, I tried to help a Republican candidate for governor. The race was close, and this guy sat well within the margin of error. I met personally with the campaign manager and laid out exactly how I could help move the needle. The money was there, but the campaign manager didn’t want to spend it. What he said after that shook me to the core. Winning wasn't the goal. He'd have a job after the campaign no matter what. Because there would ALWAYS be another campaign. Year after year. Local, state, and federal. That was one of the biggest black-pill moments of my life. Have you ever seen this up close?
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True story: Back in 2018, I tried to help a Republican candidate for governor. The race was close, and this guy sat well within the margin of error. I met personally with the campaign manager and laid out exactly how I could help move the needle. The money was there, but the campaign manager didn’t want to spend it. What he said after that shook me to the core. Winning wasn't the goal. He'd have a job after the campaign no matter what. Because there would ALWAYS be another campaign. Year after year. Local, state, and federal. That was one of the biggest black-pill moments of my life. Have you ever seen this up close?
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Tips for providing backup power in an emergency.
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Replying to @ericmetaxas
Oh not you too? I honestly thought you were smarter than this. It’s not “premature darkness.” The only reason it feels like a shock to the system is because we did daylight savings in the first place. If we never did it, people would gradually get used to the shorter days from summer until now. That’s the way it always was before the government started fiddling with the clocks and trying to gaslight people into thinking that we could actually add an hour extra hour of sunlight to the day. Fall Back. Stay Back. Lock the clock on standard time.
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I Support Making Standard Time Permanent! Here are 10 reasons why. Every year, millions of Americans are forced to “spring forward” and “fall back,” but few stop to ask why. Daylight Saving Time (DST) disrupts our sleep, safety, and health twice a year without providing any proven benefits. It’s time to make Permanent Standard Time the law of the land. 1️⃣ Safety First: Who wants it to be dark when their children walk to school in the morning? That’s unsafe. And who wants sunlight pouring through their windows at 9 PM, making it harder for older Americans to fall asleep? Standard Time addresses both problems by aligning daylight with our daily lives. 2️⃣ We’ve Tried Permanent DST: It Failed: In 1974, the U.S. adopted year-round Daylight Saving Time. The result? Disaster. Children went to school in pitch darkness, safety concerns mounted, and public backlash became so strong that Congress reversed the decision within a year. 3️⃣ Standard Time Matches Human Biology: Standard Time follows the sun’s natural cycle. It aligns with our circadian rhythms, supporting better sleep and reducing the risks of obesity, depression, and cardiovascular disease. Our bodies were designed around the sun, not the clock. 4️⃣ Health and Safety Benefits: Studies show that switching to and from DST increases the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and car accidents. Keeping Standard Time year-round eliminates these dangerous transitions and helps keep Americans healthier and safer. 5️⃣ Proven Success Across the Map: Arizona, Hawaii, and all five U.S. territories already observe Permanent Standard Time. Most of Mexico also restored Permanent Standard Time in 2022. The rest of America should follow their lead. 6️⃣ Expert Consensus: More than 80 organizations, including the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Society for Research in Biological Rhythms, support Permanent Standard Time. When doctors, scientists, educators, and faith leaders agree, it’s time to listen. 7️⃣ Practical and Reliable: No more biannual clock changes. No missed meetings. No software errors. Permanent Standard Time makes scheduling, coordination, and business operations smoother and more predictable. 8️⃣ Better for Students and Families: Students benefit when their school schedules align with natural daylight. Standard Time supports morning alertness and better learning outcomes instead of groggy mornings in the darkness. 9️⃣ Safer Roads and Stronger Communities: Research has shown that car accidents increase immediately after DST transitions. Standard Time keeps sunrise closer to our daily activities, helping reduce drowsy driving and potentially lowering crime rates during dark morning hours. 🔟 Stability for Health and Happiness: Time changes disrupt sleep and increase stress and anxiety. Permanent Standard Time provides consistency and a foundation for healthier, happier lives. It’s simple: Standard Time is natural time. It’s time to stop changing the clocks and start restoring common sense.
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Replying to @WallStreetApes
Teachers unions and progressive administrators spent decades replacing the rigorous Western canon with grievance studies and participation trophies. An illiterate population unable to comprehend Fitzgerald will inevitably swallow state propaganda without question. The educational bureaucracy dumbs down generations to manufacture compliant dependents who mistake ignorance for enlightenment. Defund the cartel and restore classical standards immediately.
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Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.
Lots of hand-wringing lately about what the Democrats might do after the election. Little talk about what a heavily persecuted president might do when he has nothing left to lose.
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