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[Nick shirley @nickshirleyy]

California has officially signed the “Stop Nick Shirley Act” (AB 2624) into law. This bill was created only after I exposed widespread fraud in immigrant communities across America, specifically in California’s Medicaid, nonprofits and other welfare programs funded by our tax dollars.

These politicians need the fraud to continue and they sadly use immigrants to do so often. They fund nonprofits and NGOs with hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars every year for immigration services, including free healthcare and have now made “immigration support service providers” essentially a protected class in California.

For example, if I film a hospice or a “learing center” with no patients receiving millions through Medicaid and the owner gives me a paper saying I cannot publish the video, I cannot publish it. If I publish it to expose them and they claim it caused them “fear” or a third party threatens them, I face a minimum $4,000 civil fine plus the legal fees of the individual or group suing me.

This bill was created by the Attorney General’s wife and co-sponsored by CHIRLA, a nonprofit that has received over $80,000,000 in taxpayer dollars for “immigrant support services.” Do you understand how this works yet? When the fraud is exposed, they create new laws to protect the fraudsters and penalize those who expose it.

By signing this bill, the Governor and California politicians expose themselves as the corrupt politicians they are. This is not the end, the fight has just begun. More to come soon, this is far from over.

[Gina Milan @ginamilan_]

Imagine how deeply corrupt you have to be to pass a law that stops journalists from exposing fraud in your own state.

[Being Libertarian @beinlibertarian]

Fiscal conservatism is dead in the Republican Party.

When the Tea Party protests first began, the national debt was around $9 Trillion.

Today, it’s over $40 Trillion and rising.

The GOP is not the vehicle for reducing spending.

[Kostas Moros @MorosKostas]

Again, nobody can stop this runaway train because stopping it requires taking an axe to social security and medicare, or imposing 40% tax rates on the middle class.

Even if one party tried, they'd get crushed in the very next election.

The deficit is not going to shrink in any real way, and every President will have bigger deficits than the last until we have a debt crisis.

While some Presidents are certainly more reckless than others (e.g., calling for even massive spending), the primary fault for these increasing deficits is the immaturity of the voters.

[Jessica Riedl 🧀 🇺🇦 @JessicaBRiedl]

Neither party will touch SocSec & Medicare.
Both parties want to cut taxes for bottom 95% of earners.
Republicans want a 40% defense hike.
Democrats want aggressive social spending hikes.
Debt interest costs will exceed $1 trillion.

Huge deficits are a deliberate policy choice.

[Richard Hanania @RichardHanania]

The fact that the US is responsible for the vast majority of the world's medical breakthroughs should basically end the socialized medicine debate. And the socialism debate more generally, because the lesson generalizes. https://t.co/dIGaf5MGhK

[Phillips P. OBrien @PhillipsPOBrien]

Between 2016 and today, the US has spent almost $9 trillion on defense. It then ran dangerously low in many advanced munitions fighting a country with no air force and navy--after about two months of combat operations.
This is an extraordinary scandal.

[Rock Chartrand @RockChartrand]

Why can’t communists be communist the way the Amish are Amish, as in, peacefully, voluntarily, among themselves, without taking anyone else’s property or forcing anyone else to participate?

If communism is really about cooperation and community, why does everyone else have to be forced into it?

[David Harsanyi @davidharsanyi]

Nearly 60% of Gen Z "took two or more holidays/trips of at least five days, 3 leisure trips a year. Over half are considered frequent leisure travelers." Gen Z takes more vacations than Genx or Baby Boomers. Are we allowed to point out that this choice isn't conducive to saving for a home etc?
https://t.co/jVLlm2mKLW

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

You could use a life expectancy chart to see when communism fell

[spor @sporadica]

Everyone that hates data centers has unfortunately fell for a deep Chinese psy-op and they have no idea. And, as any good psy-op does, it’s done so well it now has unwitting people/orgs/governments doing its bidding without asking. You are all being played for fools by the CCP.

[Peter J. Hasson @peterjhasson]

It genuinely makes me so mad. Nobody is doing anything for these towns. Nobody has tried to do anything for these towns in God knows how long. Every technological innovation has left them further and further in the dust. And then, finally, the biggest technological innovation of them all is going to give these towns a shot -- maybe not a perfect shot but the first shot they've had in a long time, and the best one they're ever going to get -- and the dumbest people on earth are trying to scare them into turning it down.

[PoIiMath @politicalmath]

If I were to become obsessed with pushing one single issue, I think it would be around nuclear power

Nuclear power is such a tremendous good in so many ways and, if the industry thought there was a real future to this tech, we would see an explosion in innovation around both scale and safety

We could be at 90% clean energy in 30 years if we had the political will to do so

[Yishan @yishan]

A key stat that every environmentalist who is serious about solving climate change should know:

The US Navy has put into operation over 400 nuclear reactors without a single failure that resulted in any radioactive release.

That is equivalent to the entire total number of civilian reactors deployed worldwide, but the Navy’s reactors are literally deployed in BOATS IN THE WATER, that continually move, rock, get shot at, etc.

There are non-trivial engineering challenges, but the core reality is that safe, clean, abundant nuclear is a matter of political will, intelligence, and organizational culture.

[Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus]

$95 million of the Live Aid concert money in 1985 meant for starving Ethiopians bought guns for the Marxist factions fighting each other.

This was the finding of a BBC investigation years after Bob Geldof’s concert raised over $125 million when the world saw the famine that killed over a million people.

Ethiopia was never colonized, yet Western guilt and empathy were abused.

Still remains a cautionary tale on why every dollar of aid has to be scrutinized hard or it ends up arming the people prolonging the suffering instead of feeding the ones who need it.
Because as a result of this mismanagement, lives were lost DUE to millions in aid.

Context: a drought hit at the same time the ruling Derg, a Marxist military junta, was collectivizing farms and diverting grain reserves to fight the rebels.
The famine still happened because Marxist central planning had wrecked food production and the civil war made the drought catastrophic.

[Ian Miller @ianmSC]

God forbid we talk about the single worst and most destructive policy decision in decades because it makes people upset that they were wrong

[Tony Moon @RoofKorean7]

There it is, I've been calling this BS out side 2022.
NLG has been involved with many of the on the street violence at poltical rallys.

Showing up as green hats to film the police with goal of hampering their efforts and bringing frivolous lawsuits against the department or donning Black Block Antifa attire to attack attendees at conservative rally or protest.

[Connor Boyack 📚 @cboyack]

Evil ideas have horrible consequences.

[ButWhyMaleModels? @Richer4415]

@Puggysdad @quarternarywall @fsuglommer @dccommonsense @grok Im parsing out that the Soros family has doubled the spend of Elon Musk. Have a good one!

[ButWhyMaleModels? @Richer4415]

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