Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️

I don’t care, is that simple enough? #2A #Liberty #Beer #OldMovies #70sRock #ChildOfTheTun

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

The #Constitution is the sole source and guarantee of national freedom.
~ #CalvinCoolidge
My namesake😇

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

@2CynicAl65 @X Some of it is block worthy…

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

@NewRandomGeek @RantyAmyCurtis I doubt Matlock or Perry Mason can get that disaster turned around.

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

@CraigsFinds @tuuu28283 70s good times van conversions is a trip down memory lane worth taking.

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

@AnnaDsays @oh_ziggy Any but D…Why would anyone chose chocolate covered pressed sawdust?

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

@Me262A1Schwalbe @Hania16836 True…

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

The judge was wrong.

[Sen. Lisa Murkowski @lisamurkowski]

Today’s decision from a U.S. District Judge to vacate the policy implementing the Presidential Proclamation mandating a $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applicants—a 5,000% increase in some cases—came at a critical time for Alaska’s schools that are in the midst of hiring before next fall. Many school districts in rural and remote parts of the state rely on the H-1B visa program to bring quality teachers to their communities. In Alaska, this isn’t a partisan issue: the state legislature unanimously passed a resolution last month urging the federal government to waive the fee for educators.

Last year, I introduced legislation to create an educator exemption, and I’ve been talking to Secretary Mullin about an administrative waiver from the fee to help bring teachers here. Today’s news is welcome relief for Alaska’s schools, but I will continue working to eliminate this fee permanently so that Alaska’s students are receiving the best education possible, regardless of the outcome of future legal challenges.

https://t.co/SyEJoeqvtJ

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

@LuckyMcGee LMAO!!

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

They’re illegals.

[Climate Defiance @ClimateDefiance]

We must recognize ICE detention facilities for what they are-- concentration camps for climate refugees

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

@Benedicta_Bee Fourth word…explains it perfectly.

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

Sure Jan.

[Stephen Neukam @stephen_neukam]

NEWS — Ken Paxton’s impeachment defense lawyer is endorsing Democrats James Talarico for Senate, @NOTUSreports scoops

Dan Cogdell, who represented Paxton in his 2023 impeachment trial and several personal cases, told NOTUS in a statement that Paxton “has lost sight of his core mission”

Cogdell is well-connected in Texas GOP politics, and has represented top state party officials. He donated $6,500 to Paxton’s campaign, contributing as recently as last year

But he’s been critical of Trump. A clip of him calling Trump the “greatest threat” to democracy was even turned into an NRSC attack ad last year. It’s been scrubbed from the web.

Talarico said in statement “if you voted for John Cornyn, you have a place in this campaign.”

More:

https://t.co/9AtzdRvg4N

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

Taking back? We left dem control for a reason. We’re never going back.

[James Talarico @jamestalarico]

There is something happening in Texas.

We are uniting Texans on one team to take back our state and take back our country.

We will end 30 years of one party rule in this state and elect a Senator who is going to serve the people, not billionaire mega-donors.

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

@ForestMommy In their eyes, grandma was always a goner. Don’t let them tell you any differently.

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

@Taxpayers1234 @ForestMommy That’s what we’re doing.

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

@5StringsInTX You’d think…but then again…

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

@cyr_actual @MizEmersenLee We were happy about that too.

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

Maybe…you should EDUCATE yourself. A dem rep making an unverified claim in March isn’t a truth. If there were anything it would have been out years ago.

[MrPappi @MrPappi5]

@DarthCalvin MAYBE you should actually EDUCATE yourself and hear what Trump did to this 13 year old girl from the Epstein files…

https://t.co/6yomDax13b

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

I have a better idea. How about removing those in the community that abuse the CN system?

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Users who interact with a misleading post that is subsequently corrected by @CommunityNotes will receive an 𝕏 Chat message of the CN to correct any misperception

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

Delusions of grandeur are all you have George.

[George Conway ⚖️🇺🇸 @gtconway3d]

We must impeach and remove Donald Trump. And we will. #NY12

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

No one cares.

[Rep. Shontel Brown @RepShontelBrown]

Cleveland did not send me to Congress to be interrupted, talked over, and lied to.

Especially not by Trump officials who are punishing people with SNAP cuts and higher food prices every day.

[Calvin 𝕏 🎙🍿🐿️ @DarthCalvin]

You’re a RINO. Opinions and views dismissed.

[Sen. Lisa Murkowski @lisamurkowski]

While I support funding to secure our borders and protect the homeland, I do not support bypassing the annual appropriations process by providing funding for multiple years in a manner that diminishes both congressional direction and oversight.

By choosing to appropriate funding for three fiscal years instead of one, this measure weakens the normal budgeting process and sets another precedent for avoiding it when we find ourselves in disagreement. In doing so, it reduces Congress’ ability to apply reasonable checks on immigration policy for the remainder of this administration and into the next.

Had this measure provided immigration funding for one year, included clear restrictions on what those funds can be used for, and eliminated any potential for taxpayer dollars to be allocated to the administration’s brazen ‘anti-weaponization’ fund, I likely would have voted for it. The final bill fell short on all of those fronts, so I opposed it.