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The 2026 midterm elections are now 27 days away. Your voice and your vote matter. Your country, your neighbors, and your kids need you to speak up and cast your ballot. Make a plan to vote. Ask your family and friends to do the same.
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The Long March Through the Institutions is climaxing just as the institutions themselves are becoming irrelevant. Oops.
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The tech industry moves so fast that feeling behind is basically part of the job description
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the only moat left is caring about your project past two days
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- Schopenhauer
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X is a great place to learn skills and get real insights. But you have to remember: X is not the real world. The gap between them is huge. On X, everyone says Google is dead. In reality, they keep growing and still dominate the market. Normal people use Gemini every single day. Even my mom uses it. People also love to say Claude is doomed. Yet they are the one only making real profits and driving massive B2B revenue. The timeline is an echo chamber. If you build your business decisions only on what you read on X, you will miss the real opportunities right in front of you.
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Never allow your attitude to be a liability. Be positive and strong. Set your mind on winning-- and keep it there.
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The 2026 midterm elections are now 29 days away. Your voice and your vote matter. Your country, your neighbors, and your kids need you to speak up and cast your ballot. Make a plan to vote. Ask your family and friends to do the same.
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The only generation that knows how computers work is also the most relaxed about AI:
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No, that claim is not accurate. Ballotpedia data shows Trump-endorsed candidates (including primary winners) had general election success rates of 59% in 2018, 79% in 2020, 84% in 2022, and 89% in 2024. They win most races overall, though some lose in competitive seats.
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I think Grok 4.6 > 4.7 for coding/project work 😬
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For the last 10 years, I have ignored false and misleading stories about me and focused on the work. But the cycle has gotten out of control where old lies get repeated as fact, new ones get added, and the record becomes increasingly distorted. So from time to time, I’m going to respond, not to every allegation. But when the truth matters, I’ll put the facts and supporting information out publicly, and people can judge for themselves.
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One trend over the past couple months that has not been getting enough attention is that the fake right slopulist “purists” are getting routed. More and more people understanding every day how much the Trump administration has accomplished and that in areas where it has fallen short, we can just call them out without voting for the communists who want to destroy us, our families, and the American way of life. You win by winning, folks. Not by losing. It’s just that simple.
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Reading J5 Pipe Bomber Brian J. Cole Jr.'s Interview and Confession At 7:06 a.m. on December 4, 2025, Brian J. Cole Jr. was arrested while walking to a 7-Eleven near his home. The FBI took Cole to a staging area and then to the Washington Field Office, where they interviewed him. Agents first ask Cole about his personal history, his family, his work, and the rest of his background. When they get to the pipe bombs, Cole initially denies any connection. He offers a cover story. He denies, denies, and denies. He gets on what I call the anxiety hamster wheel. Then, after the agents show him some of the evidence and explain how overwhelming the totality of it is, Cole begins to confess to all of it. Thanks to a filing the defense made this week, a transcript of that interview is now public. In this video, we read it. All of it.
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“Because the request was to remove the fake gods. Jesus did not qualify.” Grok
Because the request was to remove the fake gods. Jesus did not qualify.
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Replying to @GenFlynn
Dear General, You’re a fraud. It’s way past time to tell people who you really are, and why you do what you do. They need to hear it from you. Have some dignity and tell the truth. Stop disgracing the uniform.
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They tried to infiltrate Trump’s campaign and Administration. Not once, not twice, but three times. They tried to co-opt his movement. Our movement. They tried to implicate Trump and MAGA in their criminal activity on J6. Thousands of innocent well meaning MAGA paid the price for it. Every election, they try to convince you your voice and your vote don’t matter. It won’t count. And when you call them out on any of it, they try to destroy you. Your voice and your vote DO matter. Your country, your neighbors, your kids need your voice to be heard and your vote to be cast. GO VOTE.
I need anyone who is on the side of truth, Trump administration, real America agenda at any capacity, to understand this very carefully. This isn't just happening here to @dbongino I know you honest brokers have felt it and seen it yourself. I'm already blacklisted because I pissed off grifters on our side long ago, I know who they are and it doesn't matter. Many of you have seen for yourselves these people have seemingly switched up all of a sudden. I know this, because I get asked it all the time, or I get asked my feedback on someone. Please watch this very carefully, and then before you ask what you can do. Do nothing, just go vote and bring as many people as you can to go vote. That's all that matters right now.
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The Green Shoots of Trump’s Hamiltonian Economy Scott Bessent warned from the beginning that Donald Trump’s economic program would take time to appear in the data. An economy conditioned to reward consumption over production, public borrowing over capital formation, and foreign supply chains over domestic capacity cannot be remade in a quarter. But policy works with a lag. That lag is beginning to close. We are starting to see green shoots. At an economic turn, economists follow the household survey. It often shows first whether Americans are finding work, re-entering the labor force or retreating from it. September’s report was solid: household employment rose by 406,000, the labor force expanded by 485,000, and participation climbed to 61.8 percent, its highest level since May. Hours worked also increased. These are not recessionary signs. They point to a broader expansion of productive capacity. Wage growth was 3% year over year, while productivity has improved. Business-sector productivity rose 2.2 percent over the year through the second quarter. Manufacturing productivity advanced at a 2.4 percent annualized rate, while unit labor costs fell 0.3 percent. That is the combination policymakers should want: more output per worker, lower unit costs and room for real wages to rise without an inflationary spiral. Attention Phillip Curve lovers. The Trump program is not simply tax-cut economics. It is a supply-side strategy with national purpose: lower regulatory barriers, expand domestic energy, reward capital formation, rebuild strategic supply chains and make building in America more attractive than offshoring. The objective is not merely a better quarterly GDP print. It is more energy, housing, equipment, factories, data centers, critical technology and domestic industrial. The growth in Manufacturing employment is real. The US economy is turning. That change should eventually show up in corporate profits. My estimate is that S&P 500 operating earnings can reach $450 per share in 2027, as AI investment, reshoring, energy abundance and productivity lift the corporate earnings base. The inflation evidence is equally important. The Dallas Fed’s trimmed-mean PCE rose at only a 1.92% annualized rate in August, consistent with underlying inflation near the Fed’s target. The danger is that Wall Street Keynesians, Bond Vigilantes and a Federal Reserve trained to see growth as excess demand misread a supply-side expansion as inflation and choke it off. The green shoots are appearing. Trump’s wager is that America can grow not by borrowing and consuming more, but by producing more.
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