Tyler Robinson’s neighbor being interviewed…
You can tell the Media does not want him saying Tyler and Lance Twiggs were a couple.
But he said…
Random guys don’t hold hand and they definitely don’t kiss.
That shut them up quick.
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump has just addressed the assassination of Charlie Kirk from the Oval Office
“TO MY GREAT FELLOW AMERICANS…”
“Charlie was a man of deep faith. We take peace knowing that he is now with God in heaven.”
“For years, the radical left has compared wonderful Americans like Charlie to NAZlS… this type of language is DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE for the terrorism we’re seeing in our country today.
And it must stop RIGHT NOW!”
🚨 BREAKING: Multiple videos have surfaced showing what appears to be an individual running and ducking on the roof of a University building moments after Charlie Kirk was shot
Officials said Charlie was shot from around 200 yards.
The shooter is still at large, and it’s unknown if these videos shows them.
Annapolis, MD— With urgency following the Maximum Generation Emergency Alert issued by PJM Interconnection on June 22, the Maryland Freedom Caucus sent a follow-up letter today to the U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Chris Wright and President Donald J. Trump calling for immediate federal action to prevent blackouts and skyrocketing electricity costs as the state braces for the planned retirement of two major power plants.
The letter outlines a series of specific actions the Department of Energy can take under President Trump’s April 8 Executive Order and Section 202(c) of the Federal Power Act, including emergency dispatch orders for the Brandon Shores coal plant and Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Station, as well as expedited permitting for natural gas conversions.
“We’re facing a real crisis in Maryland,” said Delegate Mark Fisher, a member of the Maryland Freedom Caucus. “The Maryland Freedom Caucus is offering solutions that lower electricity prices and avert brownouts and blackouts. Governor Moore’s extremist policies are wrecking the economy."
The Brandon Shores plant, which completed an $875 million pollution control upgrade in 2019, is slated to retire due to a settlement with the Sierra Club. Together with the nearby Wagner plant, its closure would force Maryland to import up to 80% of its electricity by 2028—far more than any neighboring state—placing massive stress on the PJM grid and exposing ratepayers to billions in costs and reliability risks.
“We’re not asking for subsidies. We’re asking for common sense,” said Delegate Brian Chisholm. “Keeping our most efficient plants online during peak demand is the fastest and most cost-effective way to protect families and businesses from rolling blackouts and financial ruin.”
The Freedom Caucus letter points to recent federal interventions in Michigan and Pennsylvania where the DOE, under Secretary Wright, issued emergency orders to prevent the shutdown of power plants that posed grid reliability risks. Caucus members are urging similar decisive action in Maryland.
Pennsylvania leaders are talking about “pulling the plug” on Maryland, can’t blame them. We cut our own energy supply.
What’s the plan @GovWesMoore??
You won’t be re elected after a blackout.
Bernie Sanders WANTED TARIFFS in 2008
Bernie Sanders said not having Tariffs in America means all our manufacturing goes overseas and it’s the same thing as giving corporations the “freedom to throw American workers out on the street”
What changed?!?
Mike Rowe: “For every five tradespeople that retire this year, two replace them.”
“It’s been that way for 12 years.”
“I don’t need to be a mathematician, this is bad arithmetic.”
“7.2 million able-bodied men today, in their prime working years, are not only unemployed … they’re not even looking.”
“What are they doing?”
“2,000 hours a year, on average, on screens.”
“I got a call from a company called BlueForge Alliance … in charge of something called the maritime industrial base.”
“The maritime industrial base consists of 15,000 individual companies, all of whom are tasked with delivering thermonuclear-powered submarines to the US Navy—three a year, two Virginia-class, one Columbia.”
“BlueForge Alliance calls me and they say, we need to hire some tradespeople, and we were wondering if you and your foundation could help.”
“I said, I’ll try, as you probably learned, it’s pretty skinny out there … how many do you need?”
“They said 100,000.”
“100,000 tradespeople for one industry that most people don’t even think about.”
“They said, we’ve looked everywhere … do you know where they are?”
“I said, yeah I do, they’re in the eighth grade.”
“That’s 100,000 building submarines. There’s 80,000 in the automotive industry alone for technicians. Right now … 80,000 openings.”
“You start to go down the list and you begin to realize our workforce is wildly out of balance.”
@mikeroweworks@momsforamerica