GOP Senator Jim Justice throws a massive birthday party for his dog on Capitol Hill:

I don't trust Waymo enough to ride one yet. But I do trust something else: competition. Waymo has to earn your fare. RTD doesn't, yet it's always asking for more. Let private operators compete for the work. Shift the risk to them, not taxpayers. My latest @DenverGazette: 🔗 👇 "Competition from outside the system creates pressure to finally fix what's inside."

🚨 Jensen Huang Says Something Seems REALLY Off About the AI Labs’ Doomer Narrative JENSEN: “I really don't believe that they're building something they have no idea how to control. Their whole company is out of control…” ANDERSON: “So why are they saying this?” JENSEN: “You're going to have to ask them.” ANDERSON: “I've talked to Dario Amodei and he says this is what I think.” JENSEN: “It doesn't make any sense to me that he would be racing ahead, building more compute then.”

Here we have @JeffcoSchoolsCo shutting down national See You At the Pole Day. 2 young girls escorted away by law enforcement. Jeffco goes to great lengths in order to funnel resources/help kids practice their 1A rights and protest ICE (etc) during the school day. This is unequivocally unconstitutional and against @usedgov policy. There should be an apology and an opportunity to do this again. This is not the only Jeffco school to stifle this activity. Compare Jeffco to a Midwest district. ⬇️ @HarmeetKDhillon @AAGDhillon @CivilRights ed.gov/laws-and-policy/educa…

Does political texting work? In 2026, that's a $750,000,000 question. @xscreenmedia recently tested persuasion texting and came to many of the same conclusions we've found to be true over the past 8 years: They texted 50,000 voters (low-turnout Republicans and high-turnout Persuadable voters), and measured against the control audience: --"Ad recall in the test market increased by 22 points, a 16-point difference over the control market" --Young voters (who are the hardest to reach with traditional channels) "were the most likely to recall the messaging" --frequency matters! "people who had seen our ad six or more times viewed the issue positively, while the rest of the electorate viewed it very negatively" --Voters who received texts dramatically changed their voting preference (see attached graphic) === So there you have it (again). Texting works (when done right).