Replying to @EricLDaugh
Funny how the "cheating" narrative disappears the second you like the numbers. You can’t say Democrats are cheating and at the same time praise your trophy. 🏆🤔 ​Is the "SAVE Act" about security, or is it just your latest phoney way to suppress the vote now that you're losing? The math isn't mathing. #Gaslighting101 #Vote
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Replying to @GuntherEagleman
Elon mocking tech leaders for a "monopoly play" while he actively pushes his own AI startup (xAI) and sues competitors is peak irony. Let's not forget he literally signed a public letter demanding a 6-month pause on AI development right before launching his own model. ​Basic AI guardrails aren't a partisan conspiracy. Both sides of the aisle are calling for standards because deploying massive, unregulated black-box models affects everyone. Safety regulations in aviation didn't kill the industry; they made planes safe to fly. ​Stop framing common-sense tech safety as a culture war. We can have innovation without unregulated chaos.
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Matthew Guy retweeted
I was encouraged this week to see the leaders of the frontier labs agree on the need for them to slow down the pace of AI development. Given the stakes, it’s a good and necessary first step.   But I’m even more encouraged by the growing recognition that how this powerful new technology develops should be at the center of our public debate.   I’ve been watching the progress on AI for over a decade now, and one thing that’s clear to me is that the potential impact of this technology is not overhyped. It’s also moving at lightning speed – and even faster than those who are engineering it can keep up with.   I’m not an AI accelerationist who believes it will lead to some techno-utopia, and I’m not a doomer who thinks it will inevitably lead to humanity’s destruction. But whether this technology results in amazing breakthroughs in medicine, energy and education or unleashes huge economic disruptions, greater inequality, and potential catastrophe will depend on the choices that we make right now – choices that should be made not just by the companies involved, but by all of us.
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Russian refineries aren’t just producing “commercial fuel” ,diesel directly powers Russian tanks, armored vehicles, and frontline logistics. Striking refining capacity chokes Kremlin war funding and forces Russia to redirect military resources to secure its rear. ​Suggesting an under-manned nation fighting for its life should abandon its most effective strategic leverage to safeguard global fuel margins is asking Ukraine to fight with both hands tied behind its back.
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Replying to @Poeslawisalive
Pointing to the sky isn’t prayer ,it’s PR. Hands unclasped, head slouched, jaw slack, and nodding off while names are read isn't "spiritual reflection." This isn't the first time either ,the moment a speaker hits a low, fading tone, he goes down like a toddler hearing a bedtime story. Stop reframing basic fatigue as devotion.
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You keep shifting goalposts every time your timeline gets exposed. Africa did have indigenous writing systems,Ge'ez in Aksum, Nsibidi in West Africa, Tifinagh, and Meroitic, long before European contact. Calling Aksum an "Arabian import" shows total historical illiteracy. ​Koumbi Saleh had stone architecture, Nok’s metallurgy in 1000 BC required complex social organization, and indigenous scripts existed across the continent. Reducing African history to "mud huts" just proves you're clinging to colonial myths because real history shatters your bias.
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Matthew Guy retweeted
Yes, there is strong justification. Pan-African activists fighting for economic and political independence have long shown Africa is self-sufficient. The visual distortion fuels the false perception that Africa is small and dependent, masking the foreign political and economic interference used to extract its gold, diamonds, and rare earth minerals. ​Look at deals signed for critical tech minerals at near-zero cost just to keep corrupt dynastic rulers in power. A self-sustained Africa means local economic opportunity and zero economic migration toward Europe or America, a true win-win. Foreign powers don't fight map accuracy over pennies; they fight to maintain a narrative that justifies resource extraction.
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What is debatable ???? ​At 41 years old, Vivek has zero public governance or budget experience. Ohio is a major state with complex operations ,now is not the time to elect an amateur who has to learn how state government works on the job.
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Matthew Guy retweeted
That talking point is wildly misleading. The 2019 Palm Beach police investigation documents show that Trump never called the police or FBI on Epstein. Police Chief Michael Reiter explicitly clarified on record that Trump did not assist or report Epstein to authorities. ​And let’s not ignore the hypocrisy: you stay quiet when Eagleman posts about putting Michelle Obama’s name on a lake, or when JD Vance lectures people in Michigan about keeping his wife’s name out of their mouth. You demand respect for political spouses only when it fits your agenda. ​Defending a guy who bragged on the record in 2002 that Epstein 'likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side' isn't the flex you think it is. Give me a break.
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Replying to @EricLDaugh
It's not funny.. this is real..
Made with AI
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Canada supplies ~60% of U.S. crude oil imports (~3.9 million bpd), nearly 100% of natural gas imports (~8.6 Bcf/d), and ~80% of electricity imports. These support winter heating and grid peaks in the Midwest and Northeast. Energy is exempt from the new 50% tariffs (a separate 10% rate applies). A 50% energy tariff would raise importer costs and likely push up gasoline, heating, and power prices for U.S. consumers as they get passed through.
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Matthew Guy retweeted
Replying to @FoxNews
That 25% "savings" gets swallowed before it ever reaches the consumer. Importers pocket 24% because they know this is a limited profit opportunity. retailers keep 0.75%, and shoppers might see a fraction of a percent back through coupons or rebates on stuff they didn't even need to buy. 😀 ​At the end of the day, beef stays expensive, corporate middlemen take the margin, and domestic ranchers get squeezed. That's the real world.
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Replying to @SpeakerJohnson
Calling everything "communism" is cheap fearmongering. If Communism is an existential evil, why did Donald Trump repeatedly boast about getting along with communist dictator Kim Jong Un while undermining our democratic allies in South Korea? ​ Social democracy and free enterprise work side-by-side in Scandinavian countries like Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. They aren't communist states; they are highly successful market economies with robust public safety nets for health, education, and labor. ​ Wanting a strong, regulated market and accountable institutions isn't "dismantling America" ,it’s modernizing it. Stop calling market-based social programs "Communism" when it's politically convenient, while praising actual communist dictators.
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Matthew Guy retweeted
Trump accomplished things, but look at the other side of the starving dinner table. Super PACs and big pharma donate, and in return, working people get sold out. It’s shameful to watch the speaker take credit when Republicans voted NO to avoid betraying big pharma. ​They trick the middle class with fear-mongering ,border invasions and cultural threats ,to keep us fighting each other while taking care of mega-donors. Meanwhile, for the first time in history, we saw the rise of a trillionaire under that administration. The priorities couldn't be clearer.
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Replying to @DrEliDavid
Social democracy isn't about destroying wealth ,it's about fixing a broken system. ​ Unchecked capitalism keeps making trillionaires richer by the day, while the middle class gets left with rare, exaggerated "trickle-down" promises that never actually land. ​ Strong public services, fair taxation, and labor protections don't kill enterprise ,they keep society from collapsing into extreme inequality.
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Matthew Guy retweeted
A marriage certificate is just step one , it’s used to update state records and request a new driver's license/ID. Between agency processing times and appointment delays, getting a matching photo ID takes weeks or months. ​ If you marry shortly before an election deadline, bureaucratic red tape can leave you without matching IDs in time to vote. If lawmakers want secure elections, they should cut administrative delays and make securing matching state documentation easier for citizens.
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Besties.
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RETWEET if you support Barack Obama!
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📸 Great photo of @JoeBiden and @DrBiden with the Obamas, Bushes, and Clintons in Chicago today. This is America. Not what is currently in the White House.
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