JD Vance is unbelievable. Not sure he would have been in place but for Peter and Elon. Stay tuned to watch JD make a move to the Oval.
Interesting to watch VP Vance now try to reposition himself. Interesting he thinks the reason they lost is just the war. Fascinating that he doesn’t understand it’s all of it: the war, the healthcare cuts, the tariffs, the ballroom, DOGE, USAID, our standing in the world, the Kennedy Center, the corruption, January 6th, the constant chaos—all of it.
Good advice, Elon should have followed it
Replying to @visegrad24
They’ve gone full retard.
Never go full retard.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=X6WHBO…
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Bad policy, bad character make bad politics: erratic tariffs, impulsive Iran war, blanket pardons, apparent corruption, weaponized justice, ICE brutality, mountainous deficits, hiding Epstein, abandoning allies and coddling enemies. Hoping for a course correction, for the country and for my party.
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For those who say it’s time for universal care. I am all for it. It would be nice if we could find a way to reduce the cost of care and make it available to everyone, for anything.
But it will take work to get there. Other countries with Universal Care make “Most Things available to All People”. It’s not perfect.
In our country, we make “Everything available to Most People”.
The question for this country, unlike others, is how we can make the best possible care and therapies, regardless of cost, to everyone ?
Read @AbdulElSayed ‘s book on Medicare for All. He wisely had more questions than answers. Medicare for All ? Global Budgets ? Or something else ?
It’s a difficult path from where we are to “E4E” Healthcare. ?Everything for Everyone)
My hope is that we can put together a Simpson Bowles type, Blue Ribbon Commission. One that includes representatives of all stakeholders. From all different type of patients. Including rare disease parents. Rural and Urban Hospitals. The most expensive hospitals that offer unique care. Pharma companies that offer everything from genetics to Cell and Gene Therapies. You get the point
Some people think we can just tell all those working in the healthcare system what to do.
That’s the fastest way for this to fail. We need to be as close as we can to being on the same page. And we need to figure out a non partisan manner of running our American version of Universal Care.
No reason we can’t start now
themiddlerage retweeted
People are angry because they pay $28,000 a year for something they can't price, can't compare and can't understand. Then the pharmacy charges them less if they pay cash than it does if they use the insurance they paid $28,000 for. Broken is an understatement.
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Vivek Ramaswamy's mother had no clinical trial experience. Weeks after joining his company, she reanalyzed a failed Alzheimer's drug study using methods researchers call biased — and helped trigger a $315 million IPO. The drug failed. The stock crashed 70% in a day. Ramaswamy walked away with $260 million; a teachers' pension fund watched its stake collapse from $1.2 million to $68,000.
Read more: s.tiffinohio.net/wKS7ZTc
themiddlerage retweeted
Elon Musk has spent more money on American elections in the last two years than George Soros has in his entire life.
I continue to be on the look out for evidence of Michigan “being back”
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Crazy to see Bret Hume on the return flight to reality. He has escaped the siren song of Mar-a-Lago faced women.
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Replying to @elonmusk
The only advantage of Tesla having dealerships would be seeing this balloon during the Tesla “Sign and Don’t drive event”
When I see this picture, I hear Sarah McLachlan in my head.
Happy Opener, South Dakota! Foster and I wish you good luck in the field!
Pheasant hunting is part of who we are, and it’s a tradition worth passing on to our kids and grandkids.
As Governor, I partnered with landowners to start the Second Century Initiative, helping turn marginal land into wildlife habitat so the next generation can enjoy the same hunting traditions we grew up with.



















