A few people may have noticed that I resisted an enthusiastic endorsement of Donald Trump during the election.
But now, I’m amazed by the Trump cabinet (many of whom I would have picked).
I love his message to the Ukrainian warmongers, and along with his DOGE initiative shows I was wrong to withhold my endorsement.
So today, admittedly a little tardy, I give Donald Trump my enthusiastic endorsement!
(Too little too late some will say, but, you know, it is sincere, there is that.)
Don’t expect this endorsement to be fawning.
I still think tariffs are a terrible idea, but Dios Mio, what courage, what tenacity.
Go @realDonaldTrump Go!
The Senate Intel Committee spent nearly the entirety of its session today furiously demanding that DNI nominee Gabbard condemn me personally, a position now opposed by something like 94% of Americans.
Courts have been ruling for ten years that NSA broke the law, guys. Move on.
So, the FBI tried to hire a telegram employee to secretly put a backdoor into the system to circumvent Telegram's encryption. When that failed they used their French lapdog to circumvent the bill of rights and arrested the company's owner. This is a really big deal.
this might sound silly
but this image will likely single-handedly change the world — and is the most important thing to come out of today
right at a time when american / western exceptionalism was in question
there's nothing more powerful than the meme
🇺🇸 REP. THOMAS MASSIE: WHY I WENT OFF-GRID
“At MIT, I invented virtual reality technology that allowed people to touch and feel virtual objects with their hands inside the computer.
My high school sweetheart, who also went to MIT and grew up on this farm, was involved in the company with me while we were both students.
That was very rewarding, but eventually, my wife and I wanted to return to Kentucky.
We had to sell our ownership and separate from the company to relocate here, where we wanted to raise our children the way we were raised.
We decided to build a house and engage in tangible activities.
Getting back to the earth was important to both of us.
So, we wanted everything about our house to be real and nothing fake.
Kentucky was the best place for us to live this dream because there are very few regulations here.
Shortly after we returned and started building our house with everything real, the local government decided they wanted to start passing more laws restricting what you could do with your land.
They were going to raise our taxes that day, but we stopped it from happening.”
Source: @RepThomasMassie on X
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