This past Thursday, Michigan State Police stopped a semi truck for a routine inspection and found 368 pounds of heroin and 174 modified handguns. The truck company and driver’s name have not yet been released.
THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE 🤡
The Israeli delegation at the UN freaked out over drawings children made for world peace and Palestine, demanding they be removed and calling them antisemitic.
It's the Pax Silica labor, and supply chain agreement.
In 2025, India stole $150.7 billion of US wealth through the remittance corridor back to India, from jobs they stole from Americans.
That's not enough. Now that they are being remigrated, they want to take our jobs and our military with them.
Former employees of Vivek Ramaswamy from Roivant Sciences and Strive Asset Management, described Vivek Ramaswamy as a "neurotic, mercurial, and paranoid boss who treated staff more like servants than colleagues."
One person who worked closely with him was quoted saying: “He thinks people are put on this earth to serve him.”
• Insisting office thermostats stay at 64°F or lower (staff used space heaters and fleeces).
• Expecting white-glove service, including an assistant plating his takeout and serving it with a napkin.
Multiple backup flights and hotels for travel.
• Losing his temper at a town hall when someone asked about summer Fridays.
Low caste White peasants.
The arrogance of the oligarchs is extraordinary. THEY WANT IT ALL.
In this election, Musk and other billionaires will spend huge amounts of money to make sure that Congress works for them — not working families.
We can beat them.
Educate. Organize. Get your friends to vote.
🚨 IN OHIO, THE “CLOSE THE UNIVERSITIES” FIGHT IS COVER!! 🚨
You don’t have to close a university to structurally transform what the university is.
The closure fight keeps everyone looking at the front door while the architecture changes behind it.
By focusing on “Will Vivek close universities? Will Acton keep them open?” the public conversation is missing the quieter shifts already underway.
Here’s the stack:
➝ R.C. 3345.83: State universities must build JobsOhio-aligned co-op programs with JobsOhio by 2027–28.
https://t.co/Qm1bl067m6
➝ R.C. 3333.96: State-funded revolving loans can pay universities to voluntarily reduce their physical footprint, with priority for schools experiencing enrollment declines. Applications must identify the potential value of space if sold or reallocated to K–12, career-tech, community or business/industry uses.
https://t.co/R8tfiGALDG
➝ HB 292 / R.C. 122.952–954: A new Development commission is charged with encouraging resource-sharing among business, the military and academia.
https://t.co/tILSVIxG49
➝ HB 251 / R.C. 4561.62: Ohio law creates a pathway for UAV research, education, training, testing and development involving higher-ed institutions and public/private collaborators.
https://t.co/pLsN6RZfSz
➝ Federal overlay -- Foundry School: Ohio State is one of seven universities partnering with Stanford in a national advanced-manufacturing program. The curriculum includes factory design, materials, supply chains, industrial automation and defense production.
https://t.co/BOnpPxntBI
These are not hypothetical proposals. They are part of the legal and policy architecture already being built.
The sequence is:
Enrollment pressure
➝ JobsOhio-aligned programs
➝ employer-linked education
➝ footprint reduction
➝ defense/industry/academic resource-sharing
➝ university-linked UAV research/testing
So the better questions for the candidates are:
What should public universities teach. . . and how should they be governed?
What should public university property and infrastructure be used for. . and what guardrails apply when public assets enter private development?
Will you put a public-interest screen on JobsOhio campus deals, the way Ohio already screens highway P3s under R.C. 5501.70?
Do you support these provisions? Would you change them? What guardrails would you add?
Who should control the resulting campus space and partnerships?
That is the conversation the public should be having.
Not just “Will you close a university?”
Because you don’t have to close the university to change what the university is.
Which begs the question: should we even keep calling something a “university” while the “leftover” building becomes a P3 industry lab, with the university’s name still on the door?
CC: @amyactonoh@DavidPepper@OHDems@LPOhio@DonCKissick@megankhenry
🚨H.B. 291 Ohio International Trade Commission would authorize technology centers and cyber / electronic-warfare research with academic-international business partners (Israel named in original bill version). No campus named. No ODOT-style public-interest screen.
Is that work intended to land on Ohio State property? And why is there still no R.C. 5501.70-style P3 arbitrary test for campus deals?
🚨Almost a billion dollars and 350 acres of Ohio State land have already been assembled as a public platform for private tenants. The district was created for private benefit. Ohio State, Columbus, and JobsOhio said so themselves: about $900 million in public and private support on 350-plus acres of university land.
As it stands, we have zero proof any of the public investment will benefit Ohio students and/or taxpayers.
Already up:
✅ CDME’s factory classroom on West Campus (150-plus company partners, public building, industry-funded work)
✅ Pelotonia labs
✅ ENGIE energy center that leases to outside firms
✅ The James outpatient building
✅ Andelyn’s gene-therapy plant
Already approved or announced:
✅ a 120,000-square-foot multi-tenant commercialization building on a 40-year public-land lease
✅ Tishman Speyer on more district acres
✅ a Google AI space on campus
✅ VISTA: private buildings on leased Ohio State land
Public dirt. Private tenants. No ODOT-style public-benefit / market-demand / ROI P3 screen.
Sources:
Ohio State Innovation District (JobsOhio / city / university; $900 million and 350 acres):
https://t.co/s4Q7aYb5N4
CDME — public West Campus plant, 150-plus company partners:
https://t.co/Kp7Vc3RKwy
Carmenton next phase (what is already built + Tishman / SciTech leases):
https://t.co/P5rJKuQZSX
Commercialization and Entrepreneurship Center (120,000 sq ft on a 40-year public-land lease):
https://t.co/MIIim8Mnmm
Google on-campus AI hub:
https://t.co/GqewzIK9KR
VISTA Space Park — private buildings on leased Ohio State land:
https://t.co/zNnM1vHPrw
Blair WV. was sacrificed, its' heart ripped out.
Predators used miners as slaves for profit,valuing neither their lives nor work for 100+ years.
They blew up mountains where children played,forcing families from their generational homes forever,
https://t.co/1HToXo9D4g
Vivek Ramaswamy and the Ohio Republican Party launched a full swing defamatory smear campaign on Amy Acton.
Acton sold all of her data center related holdings in April.
Her FEC reporting show she divested from her entire personal stock portfolio to fulfill a pledge that she will not own a single individual stock if elected governor.
Under Ohio Revised Code of Ethics it is disqualifying to hold personal financial interests that you will profit from as Governor.
• Personal Benefit: Under R.C. 102.03, the governor cannot use an official position to secure anything of value or a personal benefit for themselves, family members, or business associates.
• Public Contracts: Under R.C. 2921.42, public officials are prohibited from authorizing or profiting from a public contract with a business in which they or a family member have a financial interest.
• Illegal Solicitations: Under R.C. 2921.43, the governor cannot accept supplemental compensation or certain gifts tied to their official duties outside of legal allowances.
Now let's do Vivek's holdings and investments that are disqualifying under ORC:
Fracking/Oil &Gas
• Strive U.S. Energy ETF (DRLL) — he co-founded Strive; personally reported $5–25 million in DRLL (2023)
• Strive American Energy Income Fund (oil/gas/mineral/royalty interval fund filing)
• Strive Inc. (ASST) — large personal + trust stake in the company that launched the energy products.
• Chevron
• Halliburton
• Energy Transfer LP
• DRLL’s energy-stock basket (fund-level, not all personally listed): Exxon Mobil, Valero, Marathon Petroleum, Phillips 66, ConocoPhillips, Devon, EOG, Occidental, Diamondback, and other U.S. oil/gas names
Data centers / AI infrastructure / related energy demand:
• NVIDIA (direct)
• Strive U.S. Semiconductor ETF (SHOC) — $1–5 million reported in 2023; ~20% • • NVIDIA, also Intel
• Microsoft (reported dividends; ~$2.7 million estimated in one analysis)
• Amazon
• Apple
• Prologis
• Plymouth Industrial REIT
• Rexford Industrial Realty
• Terreno Realty
• NYLI CBRE Global Infrastructure •Megatrends Term Fund (MEGI)
• Bitcoin (personal)
• Ethereum (personal)
• Strive Inc. Bitcoin treasury (company-level BTC holdings; he is a major shareholder)
Vivek is clad to his billionaire investors and investments. PACS. He has no intention of selling. The ORP put up a candidate that isn't qualified under Ohio law.