"Good Bread This" . Senior Centurian 13th Legion. Cleopatra Appreciator. Caesarion Dad

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Prayers up for @ScottAdamsSays . One of the first to have the courage and discernment to see and call out the generational talent @realDonaldTrump brought to the political arena. A brilliant and wise man who always shows up and does his best to explain and understand the world. Thank you for showing us the path to the golden age Scott.
We love you @ScottAdamsSays and are praying for you. Your character is an example for everyone to follow, especially young men. You’ve devoted your days to moving humanity in a positive direction, you’ve always shown up for those closed to you and even strangers. We are all grateful for you.
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This is a formal request for Susie Wiles and James Blair to stop harassing me with texts and calls. If there is a factual inaccuracy in what I said, send it to me in writing and I will vigorously correct and apologize for any misstatements. I will note that everything I said is substantiated by other senior officials. If you want to file a lawsuit and get into discovery of whether it’s provably true that Ballard and Continental had an undue influence on the White House policy process, do it. I believe we are in an existential moment for the country, and Americans were owed an honest accounting of the past two years so we identify the problems we need to move on from.
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Titus Pullo retweeted
There is still time to bring @realErikDPrince into the Trump administration and empower him to unleash holy war on the invaders There are still two years Don’t let the gaggle of foid saboteurs have the last word
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Titus Pullo retweeted
1900: Everybody cooks in tallow, lard and butter. The word diet means what a person eats. Obesity rate: 3%. 1911: "It's all vegetable!" Crisco, boiled out of cotton mill waste, goes on sale in a tin. Obesity rate: 3%. 1948: "The fat on your plate is killing you." A physiologist with a graph and a magazine cover. Obesity rate: 10%. 1961: "Swap the butter for polyunsaturated oil. Your heart will thank you." Obesity rate: 13%. 1977: "Eat less fat. Eat more grain. We have thought about this." Obesity rate: 15%. 1980: "Avoid too much fat, saturated fat and cholesterol." Printed, posted, taught. Obesity rate: 15%. 1984: "Hold the eggs and butter." A face made of bacon on the front of Time. Obesity rate: 15%. 1990: "Get the beef tallow out of the fryers." The chips have never tasted the same since. Obesity rate: 23%. 1994: "Fat free! Eat as much as you like." And they did. Obesity rate: 25%. 2000: Seed oil is now in the bread, the hummus, the baby formula and the drip. Nobody mentions it. Obesity rate: 30%. 2010: "Keep saturated fat under 10% of calories." The one food group still falling. Obesity rate: 36%. 2015: "Replace saturated fats with unsaturated fats." The same sentence, 54 years running, read out by new people. Obesity rate: 38%. 2020: Seed oil is a fifth of every calorie in America. Obesity rate: 42%. 2022: "Take the injection." Weekly. For life. Obesity rate: 42%. 2026: "It's the saturated fat." Obesity rate: 42%. Every instruction on that list is still in force today. Not one has ever been withdrawn. They have never once gone back down the list to see which rung the fire started on. They just screw the next one on and tell you to keep climbing.
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Titus Pullo retweeted
This week is why I'm tired of hearing about Tucker Carlson. Three people got spectacularly wealthy by their proximity to Trump - Susie Wiles, James Blair, and Chris LaCivita. It was their job to win the midterms. They failed catastrophically. Yet my timeline is full of Tucker this, Nick Fuentes that. Was it Tucker who sold MAHA out to Bayer and gas station heroin companies? Was it Fuentes who said that mass deportations were unpopular, and that Trump should stop them? Was it Candace telling Trump that 94% of MAGA supported the Iran war? Was it Comic Dave Smith saying that Trump should tell people who wanted the Epstein files to be unsealed to sit out the midterms? Did they take $10,000,000 a year for 5 years for a "job" - corruption of such unbelievability that it wouldn't clear the writers room of the Sopranos. We are such a childish culture that we don't know how to appoint accountability. Or are afraid to. People go after Nick and Tucker because it's safe. Nobody will lose their access to the White House. Nobody will have the goon squads coordinate in group chats about them. Some may even be rewarded by head pats or maybe receive a small allowance from a billionaire donor. Where as if you bring up corruption within the White House, there's a problem. Admin figures won't go on the YouTube slop shows. You won't get invited to events. I was specifically black listed from the Easter Egg roll. That's how petty these people are. My kid couldn't go the White House because I wouldn't shill for the Iran war. Anyone who spends their time on Tucker / Candace / Nick while never reporting on the real corruption and self-enrichment are telling on themselves. They sold their souls to stay in the good graces of very disgusting people. They sold you out. Now none of this means you shouldn't criticize anyone. I don't like that Tucker calls himself "just a podcaster." I don't call myself an "influencer." Like it or not, we have a higher calling from God. People are modeling themselves and forming their worldviews on what they read and watch and listen to. This doesn't make anyone responsible for what someone else does, but we should all feel a heavy weight each night. We should feel inadequate to the task. Like we failed somehow, but will nevertheless wake up the next day and do it all over again. Even so, what exactly can Tucker (or I) do? He can't control information flow to Trump. He doesn't come from a lobbying shop that made $100,000,000 last year and this year, and that has richly rewarded him. I sometimes watch his show and see his posts, most of the time I don't. That's not shade or negging. Nobody is reading all of my posts. Let's be real here. Everyone is busy. Every day, James / Chris / Susie have access to Trump. They are rich beyond your wildest dreams. What did they do with this power? Why doesn't anyone ever ask about *that*? We all know why. There are real consequences to taking on the big industries that we were sold out to. They'll plant stories, send out group chats to go after you, try getting you fired, and threaten to kill you. The good news of an ass kicking is that there's no way to rationalize it. A close election could have led to excuse making. We are now facing a disaster. TEXAS IS BLUE. Because Grassley and the Senate refused to modify outdated rules, Democrats are in control of Cabinet appointments for at least the next 4 years. There are people responsible for this. Very rich and powerful people. Let's see more discussion of them.
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This is insanity
Foreign-born employment surges by 809,000 in October, while native-born employment declines by 64,000. Foreign-born workers now account for 19.5% of US employment, up from 19.1% in September. Follow: @AFpost
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This is how it's done
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Titus Pullo retweeted
Calley Means just went on Joe Rogan and blew up at Susie Wiles for destroying MAHA. “She spent her career taking money from Benjamin Netanyahu.” “The pharmaceutical industry.” “The pesticide industry.” “Trump’s administration has been infiltrated by the very people that he energized voters to say he would get out of DC.” “Susie Wiles is the most powerful chief of staff in modern American history.” “She has a couple of deputies.” “James Blair … long-term political consultant.” “He’s taken a lot of money from … special interests.” “The sugar industry.” “Walker Barrett.” “Susie’s neighbor in Florida.” “Junior guy, but extremely powerful.” “Richard Walters.” “A kind of mid-level fundraiser.” “He came from a lobbying firm … that lobbied for pesticides.” “Lobbied for pharma.” “These are the most powerful people in the country.” “Tony Fabrizio.” “He takes money from Pepsi.” “He takes money from pharmaceutical companies.” “He takes money from almost every single industry we’re fighting against right now to this day.” “Susie’s daughter became a lobbyist.” “The group Susie’s daughter worked for had almost zero in revenue before the Trump administration.” “Shot up to $30-ish million a year in revenue.” “If you’re a special interest and you want to get something done, the secret’s out.” “You pay Susie’s daughter.” “And then Susie worked at a firm called Ballard Partners.” “Ballard Partners has become the highest revenue-generation lobbying firm in history.” “If you hire Ballard, you get a meeting with Susie.” “And you can get things done.” Joe Rogan: “Is this normal?” Means: “This is how it works for 30 years.” @calleymeans @joerogan
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Ron Baron asked Elon Musk how many CEOs live on site in an Airstream and work hands-on with everyone. MUSK: “Airstreams are actually pretty nice... It’s parked right next to the power plant.” “We built this power plant that’s producing over a gigawatt... in about a year, as opposed to normally about five years.” “There is no upstairs.” He walks the entire site up to five times a day. He’s pulled power cables “the size of an anaconda,” run fiber, wired switches, and worked on the power plant software. “I try to do at least a little bit of everything, so that I’m not numb to the pain of the people who are actually doing it.” “It’s not as though I’m sitting in an office and somebody has to come to me. I’m walking the floor, asking them questions actively.” There’s a reason SpaceX is winning the compute race.
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Titus Pullo retweeted
Ron Baron asked Elon Musk how many CEOs live on site in an Airstream and work hands-on with everyone. MUSK: “Airstreams are actually pretty nice... It’s parked right next to the power plant.” “We built this power plant that’s producing over a gigawatt... in about a year, as opposed to normally about five years.” “There is no upstairs.” He walks the entire site up to five times a day. He’s pulled power cables “the size of an anaconda,” run fiber, wired switches, and worked on the power plant software. “I try to do at least a little bit of everything, so that I’m not numb to the pain of the people who are actually doing it.” “It’s not as though I’m sitting in an office and somebody has to come to me. I’m walking the floor, asking them questions actively.” There’s a reason SpaceX is winning the compute race.
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preach brother Baris
The Right STILL hasn't processed the depth of this loss. It will likely be TEN years before they can win back the U.S. Senate, no less than six years. Even IF they win the presidency in 2028, their ability to govern is minimal. The census is fooked. Democrats will lock you out of the House now, something the Right could have done to them and governed for 30 years. THAT is how you actually "save a country" instead of fighting wars of choice because your donors are loyal to a foreign nation. How much will the debt clock add in that time? How much more damage will be done to the demographic clock? You lost Texas, your electoral King of the Board. Checked and cucked! And you cucked yourselves. In fact, I just want to take a second to highlight the super cucked evangelical "leader" community. A group of heretic pastors who literally sacrificed the Christian identity of our nation for a foreign nation who has corruptly showered them with small fortunes since the late 1970s to pervert faith with suicidal foreign policy. Hagee, Falwell, Robertson, and all their heretical thought lineages, congratulations! You got your doomsday. It's just not the version you thought, where in your hubris you convinced yourselves for a modest fee that you'd force God's hand and plan. You just sold out your own faith and nation. You're all going to be remembered as traitors and historians will mock and scorn you as the cuck sellouts you are.
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Governor DeSantis GOES OFF on Vivek Ramaswamy. “How bad did they beat Vivek like a drum? Now, part of that was Vivek, quite frankly. I don't know why they would have pushed him to be the candidate there. My mom's from Youngstown. Ohio is a working-class state, very blue-collar. You know, Vivek, he's like a tech guy, did this Alzheimer's drug, and he wants to bring in people, foreign worker on visas. That is not the type of person that's going to sell. And I know he shot himself in the foot. I know he did a lot of other stuff to make it a real landslide against him. But even with that, it's like, you got to meet the voters where they are on some of this stuff. I think we would have done better in Ohio had we had a candidate that was more representative or more in tune with the interests of kind of these blue-collar people that make the backbone of Ohio. But they got blown out there.”
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Titus Pullo retweeted
It was the Iran war. It was the meme coin rug pulls, which demoralized young men who know how those scams work. It was Susie banning MAHA from the White House. All of these issues were discussed on X. The admin and Republicans did not care. That's on them.
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lol
"The biggest single loser last night was JD Vance." Jonah Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Dispatch, told CNN that the vice president's attempts to blame the Republican midterm loss solely on the Iran war and U.S.-Israel relationship — and not rising prices — are bound to fail.
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Titus Pullo retweeted
I talked about this a lot the last 6 months but my Boy has been stuck at his first job after filling out dozens of applications and can't even get an interview for high school level jobs even though they're hiring. He has a great work ethic, never calls in and balances work and school. My nieces and Daughter can switch jobs at will, I have one niece that has been at 4 different jobs this year because she keeps quitting or getting fired. Young White men are being discriminated against. Anyone with a son knows it. This wasn't even brought up by the GOP in the last 2 years. A big part of the problem.
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This is a great post. Thank you for your honesty @JDVance
One of the things the data analysts on our side obsessed over was "composition"—whether the electorate looked close enough to 2024 for Republicans to win. And despite polls that showed a Democrat blowout, the data kept on telling us the same story: in some states turnout was merely OK, in other states it was downright amazing, and in no state was it catastrophic. There was a genuine sense of optimism on our team: our people were showing up. So, I asked the smartest data guy I know, does that mean we're going to shock the world? "No," he told me. "We might do better than the polls suggest. But the data is telling us that a lot of Trump/Vance 2024 voters are pissed and planning to vote for the other guys. Our voters are turning out, but they may not vote for us." Well, that looks prophetic now. Our voters did show up. In Florida, for example, the electorate was 9 points more Republican than Democrat, just a couple points worse than 2024. Undoubtedly there were places we could have done better on turnout. But the main problem is not turnout. The main problem is that many people who voted for Trump/Vance in 2024 voted for Democrats in 2026. There will be a lot of infighting and arguing over what happened and why that is. One of the pollsters I really respect told me that our economic messaging wasn’t sharp enough down the stretch. I’m sure that’s true. But the real reason we lost is obvious to almost everyone. Another pollster—one of the smartest people I know in politics, told me yesterday we’d lose the generic ballot by 13 points. I felt negative going into Tuesday, but even I was shocked by this. In his polling, he saw that a lot of Trump 2024 voters were angry and planning to vote for Democrats. He asked those voters who had abandoned us what would cause them to come back on our team. The top four answers, accounting for nearly all of the responses were: 1) End the war 2) Focus on cost of living/inflation 3) Put America First 4) Change our relationship to Israel Our voters showed up. And the above four reasons are why many of them voted for Democrats. This is according to a pollster who nailed the results. While many spent Monday attacking Rachel Campos Duffy for calling for a diplomatic resolution to the conflict, it turns out her political advice was sound. (She’s also a great person.) In the next few months, there's going to be a lot of gaslighting. Expect to hear any number of establishment politicians say the solution to our woes is amnesty. I'm open to the idea that we should change enforcement—by focusing more on businesses that hire illegal labor, for instance. But anyone pushing amnesty is lying to you. The reason we lost is the war. The president himself said so last night. If you'd like to argue it was worth it, that losing the Senate for the next 6 years was worth it, then do so. Argue it was a worthwhile cost to pay. Agree or disagree, that's at least honest. But everyone knows why we lost. And any honest conversation about where we go from here must start there. I remain hopeful about our country. To the people who are pissed off and want to say, “I told you so”: you’re right, you did tell us so. Take that energy into electing Republicans who share your worldview. To the people who are just pissed at the results, you should be. Let’s take that anger and get back to the work of saving our country.
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Titus Pullo retweeted
Exit polls are showing the GOPs perceived strict immigration enforcement was one of their few winning issues. The Iran war was a massive losing issue.
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Titus Pullo retweeted
I remember making 40k with a wife and two babies and having nothing left at the end of the month after rent and groceries, and I think about it still every day. If you’re struggling to make ends meet and keep your family fed with a roof over their heads, that struggle is simply the most pressing and urgent matter in your life and nothing else really comes close. This is something that many Republican politicians and conservative “thought leaders” still do not understand and maybe never will.
The thing about Matt Walsh is he's young enough to remember what being a regular person was like. I'm sure he makes high six-, seven-figure money now, but 10 years ago he was making vlogs in a car. He's able to step back and say "it must suck to be a regular person right now."
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Titus Pullo retweeted
I had some good years in my 30's, reinvested money, built out businesses, and then cancel culture hit. (People have no idea what it was like on the back end, you couldn't even get payment processing.) I was living off of credit cards and trying to find a way to pull a rabbit from a hat. All I could do was run the math of when I'd have to tell my wife and kids we officially had nothing. Meanwhile you don't say these things because you want your kids to have a normal childhood, you don't want to stress out your wife, and you can hide a lot of financial troubles from them, but I look back and my face is beet red and swollen. I still exercised hard but you can't escape the cortisol bomb of obsessing over whether this is the month you're wiped out. That's what people are going through now. We are all the Red Baron pizza man and nobody next to Trump gives a shit. Trump 47 is all a get rich quick scheme for them as they take foreign trips, sell pardons, and do God knows what else. I have no remaining patience for the neocons, chickenhawks, World Liberty Financial, buying private islands, and taking money from Gulf country for your "investment fund." All of these people are repulsive, which in politics doesn't matter if they can deliver wins for the great good of the country. Now we see - they can't even do that.
I remember making 40k with a wife and two babies and having nothing left at the end of the month after rent and groceries, and I think about it still every day. If you’re struggling to make ends meet and keep your family fed with a roof over their heads, that struggle is simply the most pressing and urgent matter in your life and nothing else really comes close. This is something that many Republican politicians and conservative “thought leaders” still do not understand and maybe never will.
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Titus Pullo retweeted
🚨 WOW. Gov. Ron DeSantis is GOING OFF right now post-blue tsunami: "I see the ad, 'so and so voted against releasing the Epstein Files.' I'm like, that's a bad vote. We ran as Republicans saying we need to do that. And you have people in Congress voting against release when the Attorney General said she had all the all this horrific stuff on her desk and that people are gonna be held accountable?!" "It's untenable when you have people going in trading stocks! I've never traded stocks since I've been in elected office. How do you have no investment acumen, and then all of a sudden get elected to Congress, and then you're outperforming Warren Buffett?" "I saw how they were running and it was a rejection of what was going on in DC."
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Titus Pullo retweeted
According to exit polls, 74 percent of voters said the Iran war was a crucial or major factor in their vote. 62 percent of those voters sided with Democrats in today’s election. We had a generational opportunity and a massive coalition in 2024, and neocons pissed it all away for yet another pointless Middle East war.
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