Hey y’all…as promised, here is the SupportUS app which allows you to see which businesses are American ran, owned and managed/franchised and which are American owned but foreigner managed etc. Just type in your zip code and you will have a list. Let me know if you run into any problems (this is a soft launch)😎 As always, thank you so much for joining me on this journey and let’s keep the money flowing in America as much as possible🇺🇸 Love y’all bunches❤️ supportus.theappyouwant.com/… In the interim as Apple and Google do its final onboarding of the Support US app, feel free to access it and save it to your home page. I have added some screenshots to help guide you in doing so. It has the same functionality minus receiving update notifications. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for all the supporters . God Bless America 🇺🇸

🚨 NEARLY 2 MILLION AMERICANS HAVE NOW BEEN UNEMPLOYED FOR 6 MONTHS OR LONGER. 27% of unemployed Americans are now considered long-term unemployed. Bloomberg calls the increase “unprecedented outside of recessions.” Meanwhile, the United States continues to authorize foreign workers through programs including H-1B and OPT. And 64% of approved H-1B beneficiaries in the latest USCIS occupational data were in computer-related occupations. So here’s the question policymakers should have to answer: At what point does the condition of the American labor market factor into how many additional foreign workers we authorize to work here? @RepRileyMoore @JDVance @SenEricSchmitt @SusieWiles47 @StephenM

🚨👉Owned by India FUNDED BY RUSSIA! Underlying Debt Controversy: While the equity and project development are driven by India's Essar Group, underlying financing records indicate that Essar has heavily borrowed from VTB Bank, a state-controlled Russian lender. This effectively routes some of the underlying project debt through a Kremlin-linked financial institution.

The new steel mill is Indian

I’ve been asked what I know about the Abbott Impact App. I know I won’t download it onto my phone, here’s why: Abbott Impact appears to be a white-labeled Right Impact app. Google Play shows the Abbott app’s internal Android identifier as com.RightImpact. This is basically the software’s original name tag under the Abbott branding. Right Impact then officially rebranded as Right Insight in January 2026. The current Right Insight App Store listing says “Formerly known as Right Impact,” and its Jan. 12 update says: “Right Impact is now called Right Insight.” To no one’s surprise, an India-based freelancing developer named Apurva Mistry, based in Vadodara, Gujarat, publicly says he worked on Right Insight/Right Impact’s voter-outreach mobile platform, including development, build and deployment. And this isn’t some harmless campaign-news app. Abbott Impact asks Texans to upload their contacts so they can be matched against the voter file. Abbott tells users their data is “100% secure,” and its privacy policy says all data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Yet the campaign’s own Google Play Data Safety disclosure currently says: “Data isn’t encrypted.” I don’t know which disclosure is wrong. But until Abbott explains who had access to this data, from where and why its own security claims don’t match, I know enough about Abbott Impact to know it isn’t going on my phone.