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In 2005, Oneida shut the flatware factory in Sherrill, New York. A town that had made silverware for MORE THAN 100 YEARS was supposed to be finished. Two men refused to let that happen. Their names are Matt Roberts and Greg Owens. Roberts had managed that factory. Owens was another former Oneida manufacturing manager. When the company ended U.S. production, they bought the plant and the equipment and reopened it the NEXT DAY as Sherrill Manufacturing. They did not have a giant rescue fund. They did not have a Hollywood ending waiting. They had a building, some machines, and a workforce that knew how to make forks, knives, and spoons. At first they kept making product for Oneida. Then Oneida pulled the remaining American work and sent it overseas. That should have been the end. It wasn’t. They took government flatware contracts to keep the lights on. In 2010 they filed Chapter 11. They sold unused equipment. They sold space they could no longer fill. They leased back only the part of the factory they could still run. They came out of bankruptcy in 2013. Then they did the thing that saved the company. They built their own brand: Liberty Tabletop. They sold 18/10 stainless flatware straight to customers who wanted tableware MADE IN THE UNITED STATES. Not through a department store that could drop them overnight. Direct. Today Liberty Tabletop is the only company still manufacturing stainless steel flatware in America. Same town. Same trade. U.S. steel. About 70 jobs. They did not bring back 2,000 workers. Nobody did. What they saved was the last line. If you want American-made forks and spoons, this is the factory that still makes them. Support Liberty Tabletop. THIS is what keeping manufacturing in America actually looks like. 🇺🇸
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Hey @MSNOWNews Yes, we do pay for the Air Force One seats. Just admit you’re big mad that we can do what you do, but better.
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COVID VACCINE MANDATE FIGHT REACHES THE SUPREME COURT Attorney Steve Joncus says a case involving an Oregon doctor who lost hospital privileges after refusing a COVID vaccine is now before SCOTUS — with a major fight over informed consent at its center. 🔥 “She had to leave the state because she could not practice medicine.” Now the Supreme Court will decide whether to take the case. @CondemnedUSA
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Never forget that Fox News sided with the people who hate you and your President.
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WARREN IMPLODES: MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR FACES INTRA-PARTY RESIGNATION DEMANDS AFTER WEST WING DOOR LOGS TIE HER TO 116 AUTO-PEN SIGNINGS Washington, D.C. - September 21, 2026 Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is under intense pressure from fellow Democrats to step down after West Wing door logs confirmed she entered a restricted signing room on 116 separate occasions that line up with the timestamps on 112 documents, pardons, and executive orders. The records, now circulating among Capitol Hill offices, show Warren’s access overlapping the exact windows when those instruments were executed by autopen rather than a live presidential signature. Party insiders who once defended the practice as routine are now describing the pattern as indefensible and politically radioactive. Lawmakers from Warren’s own state and across the Senate are privately and, in some cases, publicly expressing alarm as the evidence pile grows. Massachusetts Democrats who must defend seats in a midterm environment already tilting against them worry that Warren’s repeated presence at the machine turns a technical controversy into a personal one they cannot spin away. Hill veterans note that once a sitting senator is shown to have been physically present for the bulk of the questioned signings, the “everyone does it” talking point collapses and the scandal stops being abstract. If Warren is forced out, the entire autopen episode stops being containable and becomes a midterm-defining story that Republicans will hammer in every competitive race. Democrats who have spent months trying to keep the issue off the front page now face the prospect that their own colleague’s paper trail detonates it. Share this everywhere so the autopen scandal blows up the midterms. She is done.
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I'm cautiously optimistic about the ongoing Noah's Ark excavation. If it is confirmed, it goes without saying that the ground-shaking news would reverberate around the world. What that would look like, and how everyone would react, is hard to anticipate b/c it would represent an extremely unique historical revelation anchored to the very marrow of civilization, given the religious implications. Furthermore, given current events (worldwide and here at home), I can't fathom the confirmation not impacting them significantly as well. However, that part and how it plays out remains TBD. But it's the absolute timing of this that I find worth thinking about. We're potentially on the verge of something that could only be described as 'biblical' in nature, unfolding alongside other things many of us were already convinced were biblical in the bigger picture, happening in real time. So, if true, the revelation then exponentially compounds the moment, jettisoning all of us into an entirely new and historically profound timeline. Still trying to process this. What a time to be alive. ✝️
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INSANE 🚨 California Assemblyman David Tangipa exposes that California Democrats NEVER BOUGHT A SINGLE TRAIN for the California High Speed Rail He said they never bought a train because they knew it was never going to happen It was a money laundering operation Nick Shirley “What are some of the biggest examples of waste, fraud, and just complete incompetence by the government when you see this high-speed rail?” David Tangipa “California was supposed to buy the actual trains and the trains that would be considered high-speed rail. The state didn't buy the trains, my opinion, because they know that there will never be a train on these tracks” Nick Shirley “So California has not even bought the trains yet?” David Tangipa “No.” You literally can’t convince me this project was anything other than a giant money laundering operation I actually fact checked this and I’ll provide it at the end of the video so you can see this is real for yourself. California has not purchased a single high-speed rail train There were even deadlines for making the purchase for the federal grants and California Democrats just kept missing them, pushing them back and never bought the trains They literally knew it was never going to be happen
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Another ‘Conspiracy theory’ proven true A federal judge allows case against BlackRock for “buying up coal companies just to shut them down and force green energy initiatives, all while jacking up prices and pushing ESG policies” And it goes so much deeper “Based off this court ruling in Texas today of the State of Texas vs BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street, I am onto something. Let me break it down for you. BlackRock, Vanguard and State street just lost a major court ruling today in federal court and a federal judge in Texas agreed that they can be sued. The lawsuit says that they formed an investment cartel to control U. S Energy markets. They allegedly bought up coal companies just to shut them down and force green energy initiatives, all while jacking up prices and pushing ESG policies that nobody voted for. If you don't know what an ESG policy is, it's environmental, social and governance. Now pause, because this is exactly what I've been exposing here in Delaware. Those three major key players, BlackRock, Vanguard, State street, they own Tyler Technologies, who is behind the corrupt reassessments. There are major shareholders in Amazon and Costco, both of who received insane tax decreases while the rest of us got jacked. They indirectly own Delmarva Power through ownership in Exelon, the parent company to Del Marva Power. And our power bills and our energy bills have been skyrocketing due to ESG policies here in Delaware, due to green energy initiatives that our lawmakers passed knowing there was no possible way for us to meet them here in Delaware. We simply do not have the land to do so. They own Ryan Homes indirectly through their major ownership in NVR Homes, which is the parent company to Ryan Homes. So they've been going around, they've been buying all the residential land and the farmland and turning into properties and developments that nobody can afford. They have a major ownership in Chesapeake Utilities, you guys, over development of the land, utility monopolies and artesian water. Yep, you probably guessed it. And then you have some big name politicians who I cannot name yet until I have my receipts to back what I'm saying. But it all is full circle, guys. It's all a triangle profit scheme. We are free range humans on a tax farm. BlackRock and Vanguard are major owners in every single one of the things I just mentioned. They called it a conspiracy, but now it's a federal ruling.”
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The new machines they have to pick cotton are unbelievable. They cost $1 million each, but when they’re finished that cotton is rolled and packed. I just thought it was interesting because cotton has played such a part in our history. It hasn’t been that long ago that people picked cotton by hand because my mother picked cotton. And just look at the way they do it now.
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You can fly your godamn selfs where ever our @POTUS is flying on your own dime. No more free rides. Start being journalist & report the news. All of it. Not just the parts you like to twist around. Fuck off locusts.
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Dear Algorithm, Please put Goode Foods in front of the Americans who are honestly just tired of what grocery shopping has become. People are tired of walking into the store with $100 and wondering how the cart is already half empty. They’re tired of meat and protein taking such a big bite out of the grocery budget. Beef and veal prices were still 9.4% higher in July than a year earlier, and even overall grocery prices were up again year over year. And I think people are tired of feeling like every year they’re paying more, sometimes getting less, then watching massive corporations report billions of dollars in revenue while regular families are standing in the aisle deciding what has to go back. Then there are the recalls. It feels like every time you open your phone there’s another food being pulled because of Salmonella, Listeria, E. coli, undeclared allergens or something else. That isn’t just social media making it feel that way either. FDA’s current recall list this month alone includes foods recalled over possible Salmonella, Listeria, E. coli, undeclared allergens and elevated contaminants. That’s the environment we’re trying to build Goode Foods in. My father started this company in 2003. He wasn’t backed by some giant investment firm. There wasn’t a venture capital check waiting on him. It was a Black family trying to build a real American business from scratch and hopefully leave something behind for the next generation. Now I’m the second generation trying to keep that American dream alive. And we’ve made some choices that honestly would probably be easier not to make. We grow our vegetables and beans in the USA. We use non-GMO seeds. Our cans are BPA-free. Our growers do not spray glyphosate on our crops. And after more than two decades in business, Goode Foods has never had a recall. I’m proud of that last one because food isn’t just another product. Somebody is feeding this to their kid. Somebody is putting it on the table for Thanksgiving. Somebody on a fixed income is buying a few cans because they need something affordable in the pantry until payday. That matters to us. And here’s the crazy part. We’re still a small family company competing for the exact same few inches of shelf space as companies with billions of dollars, enormous advertising budgets and entire departments dedicated to getting your attention. We don’t have that. What we have is a family name on the can and the belief that if enough people actually learn our story and try the food, we can keep growing without becoming everything people are frustrated with about big food. Today you can find Goode Foods in more than 5,000 stores including Target, Walmart, Food Lion, Hy-Vee, Jewel-Osco, Shaw’s and Meijer. But millions of Americans still walk right past us because they’ve simply never heard of us. That’s why I’m writing this. Not asking you to fill your entire pantry with Goode Foods. Not asking you to blindly support us because we’re family owned. Just give us one can. Look at where it came from. Look at what we stand for. Feed it to your family and decide for yourself. Because I still believe the American dream should include companies that start small, stay family owned, manufacture food here, treat the people buying it like actual people and somehow survive long enough to hand something better to the next generation. Dear Algorithm, find the grocery shoppers who still care about that. We’re Goode Foods. You may not know us yet. But hopefully you will. 🏁
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The bridges were gone. The roads were erased. A thousand Japanese villagers were trapped in a mountain school gymnasium in freezing Miyagi. No heat. No medicine. The elderly were dying of hypothermia. The snow blizzard was so violent that commercial helicopters were grounded. Japanese dispatchers were told: "Hold on until roads can be cut through the mud. It might take a week." People inside that gym were writing their final wills on cardboard boxes. Then, through the blinding whiteout, a deafening rumble shook the snow-covered pine trees. FOUR TURBOPROP ENGINES. A massive US Air Force C-130 from the 36th Airlift Squadron was flying so low beneath the mountain blizzard ceiling you could see the rivets on the wings. Pilots were banking hard through treacherous mountain passes, fighting deadly wind shear. The rear cargo ramp opened into the freezing slipstream. American airmen, tethered by safety lines, kicked heavy wooden pallets out into the sky. Green parachutes bloomed like angels against the gray clouds. Boxes of warm blankets, baby formula, heater fuel, and dry food drifted softly into the schoolyard. Children ran out into the snow, looking up into the sky with tears freezing on their cheeks. They didn't know the names of the pilots from Yokota. They didn't know what state they were from. All they knew was: WHEN EVERY EARTHLY ROAD WAS CLOSED, AMERICA CARVED A HIGHWAY THROUGH A BLIZZARD TO SAVE THEM. You are the only country on earth with the heart and the horsepower to do this. Thank you, America. 🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵
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They have cameras that can read a license plate from space. iPhones can take beautiful and close up pictures of the Moons craters. How come we have never seen pictures of the lunar landing site other than what NASA has shown? ...just saying
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1.) The most powerful men in tech showed up to honor one president this week. And the media gave you pandas. Here's what actually happened Thursday, and why they don't want you talking about it. 🧵
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One day. A parade of CEOs, a foreign superpower at the table, and no new wars. That's a President working. The media gave you pandas because the truth doesn't fit their script. 💎
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The world thinks the US Marine Corps is built only to break things. March 2011. An entire island off Northeast Japan—Oshima—was completely cut off from the planet. Tsunami fires burned the harbors to ash. Electricity dead. Fresh water gone. Hundreds of freezing Japanese villagers, elderly and children, were trapped in the dark. The coast was a slaughterhouse of submerged shipwrecks and razor-sharp pine trees. Japanese authorities said: "No ship can dock. It's impossible." Then the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit aboard the USS Essex heard the distress call. Their commander asked for volunteers to assault the beach with landing craft (LCUs) packed with freshwater and food. Do you know how long it took to fill the volunteer roster? TEN. MINUTES. Every single Marine on board stepped forward. They didn't have a dock. They dropped the ramp into 30-degree, freezing Atlantic-cold Pacific water. Nineteen-year-old Marines plunged WAIST-DEEP into the ice-black ocean, slipping on diesel oil and jagged debris, physically muscling tons of clean water and generators onto the sand. When an old Japanese grandmother saw them soaking wet and shivering, she fell to her knees weeping. A Marine wiped the mud off his face, grinned, and said: “DON'T WORRY, MA’AM. THE MARINES ARE HERE.” You hear politicians argue about military budgets. You hear critics talk about American arrogance. Let me tell you something: When hell swallowed Japan, America didn't send a sternly worded statement. AMERICA SENT HER BEST SONS INTO THE FREEZING SEA TO DRAG OUR PEOPLE BACK TO LIFE. Happy 250th, America. Oshima will remember your Marines for a thousand years. 🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵
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300,000 cubic meters of toxic tsunami sludge. 5,000 crushed automobiles piled three stories high. Planes smashed like toys. The entire runway of Sendai Airport was erased from the earth. Every aviation expert on television said the same thing: “Six months to clear. Maybe a year.” America heard that and said: “HOLD MY BEER.” March 16. A single MC-130 Combat Talon dove through the gray clouds and slammed its tires directly onto a narrow, sludge-covered strip of cracked tarmac. Out jumped the 353rd Special Tactics Group. Combat Controllers. They didn't carry rifles. They carried heavy steel tow cables and shovels. They hooked roaring Humvees to crushed cars and dragged them violently off the runway! Where machines couldn't reach, burly airmen threw their shoulders against overturned delivery vans, screaming in unison, flipping them into the grass by sheer human will! They picked up razor-sharp metal debris with their bare hands in the freezing rain. Six months? THEY REOPENED THE AIRPORT IN NINE DAYS. NINE. DAYS. And the very first giant C-130 that roared down that runway didn’t carry weapons. It carried warm food, milk, and medicine for OUR freezing children. A few days later, a US Air Force colonel flying overhead looked down at the beach beside the runway and choked up. Japanese survivors—people who had lost their homes, their cars, and their loved ones—had spent their last strength dragging massive logs across the sand. They spelled out one word, readable only from the sky: A R I G A T O . The colonel wept and said: “We are the ones who should be thanking you.” In 1945, our nations were at war. In 2011, America bled in the mud to save us. NEVER FORGET WHO SHOWED UP. 🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵
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John Thune hates Trump more than he loves his country. Mitch McConnell hates Trump more than he loves his country. Lisa Murkowski hates Trump more than she loves her county. John Cornyn hates Trump more than he loves his country. Susan Collins hates Trump more than she loves her country. Thom Tillis hates Trump more than he loves his country. And on and on and on…
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NO MORE H-1Bs. Texas Rep. Brandon Gill just said out loud what American workers have been screaming for years. Stop making our people compete with the whole planet for jobs that should belong to Americans. Trump started cracking down. Vance called out the abuse. Gill wants the whole scam gone. That is America First in plain English! If Congress would rather protect cheap foreign labor than American paychecks, they can explain that to the voters.
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