Muffy Tingstud

To Jeffery E: "Probably just Talulah and me. What day/night will be the wildest party" - Elon Musk 11/12 ← #NeverForget

[Muffy Tingstud @RunChef]

According to sources, over 90% of mean tweets originate from someone Hulking out on the 🚽
🖼️ by @UDI_Kx

[Adam Huntington @Adventuring_RE]

San Diego was America's finest City and a World-Wide Attraction when it was terribly run by Republicans...

Under Democrat control, it is now a 3rd World Hell Hole collapsing under the weight of Democrat organized Non-Profits and may never recover...

If you were to go to ground level... you would see garbage everywhere, homeless junkies shooting up everywhere as @SanDiegoPD drives by open crimes, and every Karen wife justifying their board salaries of $300k annually as humans line our freeways, parks, and community centers. 🙄

[Adam Huntington @Adventuring_RE]

@MayorToddGloria is this you? @sdut is cranking out real news again... WILD!

[Ramin Ekhtiar @raminrealtalk]

They took the real sugar out and kept the price. Same can, cheap sweetener. Mexican Coke still has the real thing. Prop 3 did the same to your taxes. Temporary became permanent. ~$740 a house. Same label. Worse product. @realDonaldTrump #California

[Muffy Tingstud @RunChef]

@SCMountainGoat Good luck

[Muffy Tingstud @RunChef]

Joe knows

[Legend AKA Union Patriot @UnionPatriot369]

🔥This Is Not Going To Go Well 🔥

[KellyOCLife 🇺🇸 @turbs888]

Spencer Pratt figured out viral marketing. The OC DA figured out billboards.

Meanwhile, the California GOP apparently discovered the repost button.

We lost!

WHERE IS THE DAMN BILLBOARD?

My latest rant. 👇 https://t.co/ySnjuWymYk

[Muffy Tingstud @RunChef]

@Cartel_Cal @XavierBecerra Local authorities know that there are 40-50 children in a home in El Cajon. If anyone tries to get them out, they will be prosecuted. This is not by accident, it's our new Sinaloa puppet. Congratulations to all of the ICE protestors that made this happen.

[Cartel California @Cartel_Cal]

It still amazes me how California democrat voters went from loving a rapist to loving and electing a child sex trafficker named @XavierBecerra. Insane crazyness.

[Muffy Tingstud @RunChef]

@RepMaxineWaters How much💰is enough? You're children's grandchildren will live off of your grifts.

[Amity @amitylee13]

GM!

[C3 @C_3C_3]

Want your blood to boil?

Congress has been on vacation 300 of 672 days since President Trump won in 2024.

Since Republicans voters gave them the House and Senate.

While not passing anything to secure our elections.

“First the traitors, then the invaders.”

[Tami @EarthtoTami]

“As far as vaccinations go I also want to make it very clear that the best way for us to get ahead of this pandemic is for everyone to get vaccinated… I do encourage you to go get your vaccinations if you’re ready for your booster.”

Roxann Wedegartner, former Mayor of Greenfield, Massachusetts (2020–2023), studied journalism at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She previously served on local boards and in municipal roles before becoming mayor. Those are journalistic and local-government credentials with zero medical, scientific, epidemiological, or public-health qualifications for directing vaccine policy. She used platform of mayor let her treat universal vaccination as the clear “best way” out of the pandemic.

In November 2021 she held a press conference announcing the lifting of the city’s indoor mask mandate after a review period, while still strongly encouraging continued mask use in enclosed spaces or around people of unknown vaccination status and unvaccinated children. She explicitly stated that “the best way for us to get ahead of this pandemic is for everyone to get vaccinated,” noted Greenfield’s vaccination rates (around 64 percent fully vaccinated at the time), and urged residents to get boosters when available. She had earlier issued strong indoor masking recommendations for both vaccinated and unvaccinated residents and required masks in municipal buildings. The message from the mayor was that vaccination was the decisive step.

The mayor who declared universal vaccination “the best way” to get ahead of the pandemic, while managing local mask mandates and recommendations, watched continued waves, breakthrough infections among the vaccinated and boosted, and the same health measures return even after rising uptake. Residents faced indoor masking rules, public encouragement of vaccination status awareness, and pressure under the framing she advanced; Wedegartner left office after losing re-election in 2023.

A journalism graduate who used the mayor’s platform to declare everyone getting vaccinated the best way forward is platform power with zero epidemiological expertise, delivered from Greenfield City Hall.

[Adam Huntington @Adventuring_RE]

To all of the Dumb Cunts out there thinking you're going to run some special election without a serious Dark-horse Challenger... I Double Fucking Dare You!

I ain't Richard Bailey... 😘

[Muffy Tingstud @RunChef]

@uTobian I hope she's actually doing blood rituals rather than just stacking boxes of Franzia.

[Mike Netter @nettermike]

The University of California has emerged as the new owner of the Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay, paying $193 million for the oceanfront resort in one of the university system’s latest real estate investments.
Think about it! You can’t afford to stay there but they can use your taxes you can’t afford to pay to buy it
How do you feel about that?

[Nicolas Hulscher, MPH @NicHulscher]

They lied about EVERYTHING...

NEVER FORGET.

[Kaecey🇺🇸 @AmericanVsGov]

Happy Saturday!

[Amity @amitylee13]

Tale as old as time.

[SD Taxpayers @sdcta]

The declaration that the city of #SanDiego's city finances have stabilized is misleading at best.

1. While there is a slight operating budget surplus in FY 2028, deficits totaling $71.6 million are projected in the subsequent four years.

2. The city does not plan to replenish dangerously low reserve levels.

3. There is no funding to address the large ($6.8 billion and growing) infrastructure funding gap.

4. A declining pension payment based on assumed continued stock market growth.

5. The pension deficit remains high ($3.46 billion).

The city may have avoided the need for budget cuts or revenue increases in the next budget cycle, but the long-term financial outlook continues to get worse.

https://t.co/rN5UPlTgwd