RyanRuck

Constitutional Conservatarian & national security hawk. Politically homeless since the Repubs are now the party of big gov't morons & grifters.

[RyanRuck @RyanRuck]

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[Tim Jue @timjue]

Southwest Airlines debuts a special new livery aircraft in honor of America's 250th birthday: Independence One, registration N1776R.

Perhaps most eye-catching: "Red, white, and blue paint scheme with 1776 written in giant quill script, and the key phrase, 'life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness' from the Declaration of Independence and the three inalienable rights endowed to all humans," the airline says.

[📸 Southwest Airlines]

[Robert Potter @rpotter_9]

This is an under appreciated point, Zelensky is the most moderate leader that Ukranian politics could produce. His successors will be dominated by the veteran vote for a generation.

[RyanRuck @RyanRuck]

@NOVAFalconFan @JoshKRollerboy @hissgoescobra Which is why the bench with you Reagan haters is always, without fail, the same two broken record arguments deep. Every. Time. 😂

[Matt Spence @matthewswspence]

What I find most notable about this chart is that at its peak the US nuclear buildout was actually faster than the current Chinese one. If we could do that 50+ years ago we should be able to do much better today.

[Office of Nuclear Energy | US Department of Energy @GovNuclear]

FACT: More than 90% of the potential energy still remains in spent nuclear fuel.

Some advanced reactors under development could consume or even run on this fuel in the future.

[RyanRuck @RyanRuck]

@DefiyantlyFree They're not real. They only exist to disrupt and divide.

[Rebeccah Heinrichs @RLHeinrichs]

China is funding Russia’s war of aggression. Supporting the defending nation is not “funding the war.”

[RyanRuck @RyanRuck]

@NOVAFalconFan @JoshKRollerboy @hissgoescobra

[OSINTtechnical @Osinttechnical]

Ukrainian Air Force pilot boarding his Dutch-supplied F-16AM Fighting Falcon this spring.

Since entering service, Ukrainian F-16s have reportedly shot down more than 2,200 Russian air targets.

[RyanRuck @RyanRuck]

@NOVAFalconFan @JoshKRollerboy @hissgoescobra Scoreboard.

[RyanRuck @RyanRuck]

@NOVAFalconFan @JoshKRollerboy @hissgoescobra LMFAO! It's always the *same* talking points with you people over Reagan. Find some new material.

https://t.co/3iGO0zfNVC

[RyanRuck @RyanRuck]

I guess I missed the part of my post that proclaimed Reagan to be infallible.

Why is “Hurr durr but wut about Reagan masheen guns and amnesty!”, always the fallback of you simple minded retards when his name is brought up as a positive example?

I happen to think both those things were mistakes on Reagan's part but regardless, I’ll add some important detail and context your trite little bumper sticker rebuttal leaves out.

1) FOPA was signed by Reagan on advice of the NRA, despite the Hughes Amendment, because of the other positive aspects of the law, with the promise the NRA would get the Amendment overturned in the courts. Blame Charlie Rangel for allowing it to be illegally tacked on to FOPA and preventing House action to block it in the first place, and the NRA for breaking their promise to fight it after. Also, do you like ordering ammo online and having it delivered to your front door? Thank Reagan and FOPA. You like traveling across state lines with your perfectly legal firearms and accessories in places where they may not be without threat of arrest? Again, thank Reagan and FOPA.

2) Simpson-Mazzoli was signed by Reagan with the understanding that the then split Congress would strengthen border control and enforcement going forward, which they reneged on acting on. It was also not a blanket amnesty but one limited to agricultural workers without criminal records (hmm, sounds a lot like Trump’s recent proposal…) which amounted to a number of about 1% of the US population in 1986, not the likely 30M number of illegals we have now. It also codified criminality of knowingly hiring illegals which is a big part of what we use in immigration enforcement today.

[RyanRuck @RyanRuck]

Simpson-Mazzoli was signed by Reagan with the understanding that the then split Congress would strengthen border control & enforcement going forward, which they reneged on acting on. It was also not a blanket amnesty but one limited to ag workers without criminal records, not blanket amnesty for all illegals in the US (sounds a lot like Trump’s recent immigration proposals), which amounted to a number of about 1% of the US population in 1986. It also codified criminality of businesses knowingly hiring illegals which is a big tool we use in immigration enforcement today.

So no, Reagan was not "trash". He was, hands down, the best President we've had in the last 100 years & his sweeping electoral wins do a better job showing that than your attempted gaslighting his legacy.

[John Jackson @hissgoescobra]

The contrast between Reagan’s speech at Point-Du-Hoc and Pete Hegseth today are like two different galaxies. Listen to how much reverence he gives to the same allies that Hegseth attacks.

[Matt Tardio @angertab]

If Russia could actually be a great asset to America, they wouldn’t have to hire washed up journalists, former CIA convicted felons, and convicted pedophiles, to work for RT in an attempt to gaslight Americans.

[Restitutor @Restitutor_]

Told you this would happen.

Look at the people who are strongly against FISA:

Flynn
Khanna
MTG
Massie
Luna

FISA stands for Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act

Andrew Napolitano did multiple podcasts about this, Tucker Carlson's "spying" podcast...

🇷🇺🇨🇳 Don't like FISA

[Erikaaa @ErikaCA47]

🚨 MTG is telling you (for the third time!) to use Sway. A voter app founded by pro-Democrat billionaire Iranian named, Ali Partovi.

He claims the app will “reimagine democracy!” 🤡

Well, it does just that. I checked out how to get involved on the app with different voter groups and they’re all radical leftist initiatives.

-Turning Texas Blue!
-Abolish ICE!
-Demfluence the Midterms!
-Progressive Moms!
-Gay Liberals!

How much is MTG being paid to promote this Democrat slop? Wake up, people! ⬇️

[RyanRuck @RyanRuck]

@2cc24117871e46b @DefiyantlyFree This guy? Oh, okay.

https://t.co/0pPgt9SovU

[Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) @TheMilkBarTV]

🚨Compilation of political scientist John Mearsheimer's TERRIBLE PREDICTIONS - Ukraine, Middle East & Maduro.

[Insurrection Barbie @DefiyantlyFree]

Oh yea, Israel is totally the problem. 🙃

[Insurrection Barbie @DefiyantlyFree]

If AIPAC was an all powerful genie these people would never be in government.

House (currently serving):

1.Rashida Tlaib (MI)
2.Ilhan Omar (MN)
3.Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY)
4.Ayanna Pressley (MA)
5.Summer Lee (PA)
6.Andre Carson (IN)
7.Delia Ramirez (IL)
8.Pramila Jayapal (WA)
9.Betty McCollum (MN)
10.Greg Casar (TX)

Senate:

1.Bernie Sanders (VT)
2.Chris Murphy (CT)
3.Jeff Merkley (OR)

[Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) @TheMilkBarTV]

Russian state media @RT_com has posted about Candace Owens 119 times since the start of 2026.

That's roughly one Candace Owens post every 1.3 days - or 5–6 posts per week, from January through early June.

The overwhelming majority of posts were positive, if not outright promotional.

RT has:

• Produced dedicated clips featuring Owens
• Conducted interviews with her
• Covered her events and conference appearances
• Reposted her tweets
• Reposted clips from her show
• Even promoted her subscriber milestones

The relationship makes sense when you consider that Owens routinely advances themes that align with RT's editorial objectives: distrust of institutions, criticism of Western elites, opposition to interventionist foreign policy, and the amplification of political and cultural divisions within Western societies.

It's abundantly clear that RT views Candace Owens as one of its most valuable American media figures for advancing narratives that serve Russian state interests.

[Rebeccah Heinrichs @RLHeinrichs]

No amount of Russia resetting will reform Putin’s regime. It won’t change the fundamentals. We have too much painful evidence to point to.