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[Came 🐰 @Frideswidel]

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[David L. Bahnsen @DavidBahnsen]

Looking at the first 25 years of this new century … If ever there were a Dividend Cafe to take in, it’s this one.
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[Came 🐰 @Frideswidel]

Anybody know what these symbols are?

[David L. Bahnsen @DavidBahnsen]

Housing is just one of the things we look at in the Dividend Cafe
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[David L. Bahnsen @DavidBahnsen]

Very kind words from my long- time friend, Hugh, who is often the lone voice on radio still doing deep dives, still valuing substance, and did I mention, still caring about moral clarity in foreign policy

[Came 🐰 @Frideswidel]

Please support the Melvindale Youth in Government kids. Popcorn fundraiser starts today. Order online and mailed to your address. https://t.co/IITF85ZeDD

[AMLE @AMLE]

AMLE's new brochure for middle school parents and families is back in stock!

Perfect for PTO meetings or open house, this concise resource distills the essentials needed to foster understanding, connection, and resilience during the dynamic middle school years.

Grab your copies today➡️https://t.co/pKkXinnLCa

[AMLE @AMLE]

"You get three free vents...then it's time for solutions."

Jack joins us with one final tip to close out our month-long celebration of middle school teaming. Don't forget to grab Successful Middle School Teaming while it's still on sale through Sunday! ➡️ https://t.co/n89lYYaJRL

[AMLE @AMLE]

We want to hear what’s working in your school! Just a few weeks left to submit your proposals.

See you in Indy! 🏎️🏁

[Laura McFarren @lauramcfarren]

Set your clocks social studies peeps. @CarlAzuz. Is. Back.

[Eric Curts @ericcurts]

Join me today for the "Back-to-School Bootcamp" with Banzai - https://t.co/A0FvNTLIzB
⏰ Aug 5th - 1ET / NoonCT / 11MT / 10PT
▶️ Free virtual PD sessions
🤖 The Bionic Educator
💰 Financial Literacy for Students
🎉 More!

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[David L. Bahnsen @DavidBahnsen]

Tariff analysis in this bizarre moment. The whole story here: https://t.co/MWBW1mxzb5

[David L. Bahnsen @DavidBahnsen]

A few reminders about how earnings and stock prices work

[AMLE @AMLE]

NEW from AMLE just in time for new parent orientation!

Embracing the Change: Middle School 101 for Families is a concise brochure designed to support parents and caregivers as they guide their middle schooler through a transformative phase of life.

Grab your bundles today: https://t.co/IpXG0yoSms

[Todd Bloch @blocht574]

Save the date, Oct 25, 2025! @MI_MAMSE is partnering with @massp for a conference focusing on the Middle! https://t.co/F1QjZfmVnU

[MiddleWeb @middleweb]

Review: STRATEGIES THAT WORK FOR NEW TEACHERS.

Welcome to Teaching! by Fisher and Frey does not just tell you how to teach. It shows you. It includes QR codes to extend learning beyond the pages of the text. A "must-read" says PD leader Alison Prochaska.

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[Katie Powell @Beyond_the_Desk]

It’s almost time for @NAESP @NASSP #PrincipalsUnited! Team @AMLE and I hope to see you there!

[David L. Bahnsen @DavidBahnsen]

The need of the hour in conservatism is not "team ball" but honest ball that is movement-driven. The new "big, beautiful bill" has been a great opportunity for objective, conservative analysis, praising what is good and criticizing what is bad. Watching some "conservatives" pretend this bill is "the greatest thing ever" is disheartening. But that INTENSIFIES the burden to get legitimate criticism correct.

On the recent @thedispatch podcast criticizing the bill, @asymmetricinfo said that these increased deficits "force bond yields higher." I have spent as much time as any conservative economic voice I know criticizing this bill's insufficiency in dealing with the national debt and annual budget deficits. But WHY do conservatives insist on saying that additional deficit spending pushes bond yields higher when that is PATENTLY AND EMPIRICALLY AND VERIFIABLY FALSE? @DavidAFrench made the comment that we spend more on interest expense than medicare (false) and national defense (false). David brought up how total debt-to-GDP from Reagan until now is up from 49% to 120% (which is correct), but didn't mention that in that same time period the 10-year bond yield went from 9% to 4%.

Now, Megan and David are 100% right to criticize this bill's lack of seriousness around the debt, but the facts about interest rates matter and how bond yields work matters, and being in a position to credibly criticize the parts of this bill that deserve criticism means presenting a full argument that is economically cogent and historically accurate. Runaway national debt must be dealt with because it is compressing growth and intensifying risk. We owe it to the cause of limited government and fiscal responsibility to make our correct argument, correctly. Excessive government indebtedness crowds out private sector activity, puts downward pressure on growth, and hurts opportunity for our children and grandchildren. THAT is the argument that must be made. No one seems willing to make it.

[David L. Bahnsen @DavidBahnsen]

“If all men are created equal, that is final. If they are endowed with inalienable rights, that is final. If governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed, that is final. No advance, no progress can be made beyond these propositions. If anyone wishes to deny their truth or their soundness, the only direction in which he can proceed historically is not forward, but backward toward the time when there was no equality, no rights of the individual, no rule of the people. Those who wish to proceed in that direction can not lay claim to progress. They are reactionary. Their ideas are not more modern, but more ancient, than those of the Revolutionary fathers.”
- Calvin Coolidge