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They should pay everyone for inconvenience and costs, particularly for anyone thats MISSED their connecting flight (food, hotel, transportation)… Been there done that it’s expensive 💯!!!
https://t.co/VqpYZfssm9
Still no audit for Indiana taxpayers. We have been asking for months. The government is supposed to consist of public servants. That’s not what Indiana is feeling or seeing.
@WHFraudTF@DOJFraudDiv
Thank you for the info.
BTW your program worked again today helping my family, thank you so much without the assistance it’s given me we would not have had a chance against the broken child welfare system 🙏🏻.
There's a 911 in Upstate New York!! Ain't that right @GovKathyHochul ?? Kathy, why do you hate Upstate farmers so much? Let's see what America has to say about this, shall we? If you stand with American Farmers, hit REPOST. Volume UP!👇
Please WAJ!
Governor Braun’s @GovBraun post is pure gaslighting.
Hoosiers are drowning financially and he knows it.
People in Indiana cannot afford:
• electric bills
• utility bills
• groceries
• property taxes
• rent
• insurance
• or even to water a garden without worrying about the cost
And now we’re supposed to applaud because he temporarily suspended part of the gas tax AFTER prices exploded toward $5 a gallon?
Fort Wayne was averaging around $4.82–$4.90 recently. Indiana statewide averages climbed to roughly $4.76, with some stations hitting $4.99 per gallon. That is NOT “affordable living.” (https://t.co/DRQfoojLNK)
This isn’t leadership.
It’s political cleanup after Hoosiers already got hammered.
Braun acts like a short-term tax suspension suddenly erased months of soaring fuel costs, soaring utilities, soaring housing costs, and a cost of living crisis that regular families feel every single day.
People are rationing groceries.
People are scared to turn the air conditioning on.
People are choosing between food, medicine, and utility bills.
Meanwhile politicians post polished slogans pretending Indiana is thriving economically.
It’s insulting.
Hoosiers do not need staged affordability narratives while our wallets are being emptied from every direction.
Stop pretending temporary tax pauses erase the reality families are living through every single day in this state.
Please WAJ!
Governor Braun’s @GovBraun post is pure gaslighting.
Hoosiers are drowning financially and he knows it.
People in Indiana cannot afford:
• electric bills
• utility bills
• groceries
• property taxes
• rent
• insurance
• or even to water a garden without worrying about the cost
And now we’re supposed to applaud because he temporarily suspended part of the gas tax AFTER prices exploded toward $5 a gallon?
Fort Wayne was averaging around $4.82–$4.90 recently. Indiana statewide averages climbed to roughly $4.76, with some stations hitting $4.99 per gallon. That is NOT “affordable living.” (https://t.co/DRQfoojLNK)
This isn’t leadership.
It’s political cleanup after Hoosiers already got hammered.
Braun acts like a short-term tax suspension suddenly erased months of soaring fuel costs, soaring utilities, soaring housing costs, and a cost of living crisis that regular families feel every single day.
People are rationing groceries.
People are scared to turn the air conditioning on.
People are choosing between food, medicine, and utility bills.
Meanwhile politicians post polished slogans pretending Indiana is thriving economically.
It’s insulting.
Hoosiers do not need staged affordability narratives while our wallets are being emptied from every direction.
Stop pretending temporary tax pauses erase the reality families are living through every single day in this state.
Indiana entered Memorial Day weekend with the cheapest gas in America according to @AAAnews, and that didn’t happen by accident. It’s proof that our focus on affordability is paying off for Hoosiers.
Got nothing, do not respond again I do not interact with children “gotcha”, I simply posted facts over inaccurate speculation and interpretations, the person in the pool never really assisted (only lamely after women in white was entering water) and the woman in white was the only real helper, the woman on outside of pool walked back and forth confused and should have been calling 911, the man in chair did nothing. The program has zero clue if the man is injured.
You're correct—the boy in the pool doesn't make physical contact until around the 31-second mark. He was already reacting and moving toward the man earlier while he struggled underwater, but the woman in the white dress and others joined right after to help lift and pull him out together. No visible long-term injury in the clip, but the shallow dive highlights the risk. Always verify depth before jumping.
@grok@chicagounited18@arr4m Thank you @grok for proving my point!! The boy looked at the injured man and did nothing, this answer is completely wrong 👏
@grok@chicagounited18@arr4m Quickly???? There was nothing quick about the reaction time from any of them @grok ignorant answer, and common sense “not only stunned” possibly injured for life with a TBI or spinal cord damage! Stop relying on @grok consistently presumptive and fails to really look into facts.
Also this 👇👇👇
🚨REALITY CHECK: TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BOOMS ARE NOT LONG-TERM JOB GROWTH
.@realDonaldTrump@VP@HowardLutnick@SecretaryWright@USDOL@CommerceGov
Respectfully, as a Trump supporter, I do not appreciate misleading communication framing AI data centers and automated manufacturing as massive LONG-TERM job growth for Americans.
Yes — these projects absolutely create REAL construction and supply-chain jobs during the build phase:
• electricians
• steel workers
• concrete crews
• HVAC
• utility contractors
• engineers
• infrastructure suppliers
• trucking/logistics
Those are real jobs and important jobs.
But the public deserves honesty about what happens AFTER construction ends.
Many modern hyperscale AI data centers employ shockingly few permanent workers once operational.
Industry estimates show:
• small data centers may employ only 15–30 people
• mid-sized centers often employ 30–75
• massive hyperscale AI campuses may only employ around 100–300 permanent workers TOTAL
Some estimates show only about 25–40 operational workers per 100 megawatts at highly automated facilities.
Source:
https://t.co/8nToCWsDdG
Brookings Institution stated in 2026:
“The standard model of data center development has produced mostly short-term construction jobs… and relatively little long-term, high-value tech activity or large-scale employment.”
Source:
https://t.co/fF76blQBqO
The Wall Street Journal reported the Stargate AI project in Texas was expected to use over 1,500 construction workers during building… but only around 100 permanent employees afterward.
Source:
https://t.co/R7lxQp8kDJ
At the SAME TIME, modern auto plants are rapidly reducing labor needs through:
• robotics
• AI-assisted assembly
• automated warehousing
• autonomous material movement
• predictive maintenance systems
• smart manufacturing
• lean staffing models
A traditional auto plant decades ago might employ:
• 5,000–10,000+ workers at a single major facility
Many newer highly automated EV and AI-driven plants often project far fewer operational employees relative to output because robotics now handle welding, painting, inspections, assembly assistance, and logistics functions once requiring thousands more human workers.
Automation in manufacturing has already eliminated an estimated 1.7 million U.S. manufacturing jobs since 2000 according to labor analyses.
Source:
https://t.co/FOu31GFkLq
Additional automation analysis:
https://t.co/3WyWzfJISw
Automotive automation trends:
https://t.co/QjdDoye9Mx
Modern smart factory transformation:
https://t.co/T4R1eFVeb8
This is the part politicians rarely say out loud:
Construction growth is TEMPORARY.
Automation is PERMANENT.
America absolutely needs:
• manufacturing
• infrastructure
• technological leadership
• energy expansion
• domestic industry
But if AI and automation dramatically increase productivity while reducing long-term labor demand, then leaders need to honestly discuss:
• workforce displacement
• shrinking labor participation
• wage pressure
• retraining realities
• regional economic impacts
• and what happens when economic growth no longer equals proportional human employment
The concern is not anti-technology.
The concern is pretending automation-heavy infrastructure projects are equivalent to the broad middle-class employment engines America once depended on.