I voted for Trump. I'd do it again over the alternative. But I didn't vote for 7.32% mortgages or a war he swore he'd never start. Holding him to his word isn't disloyalty. It's the job. Which broken promise hit you hardest? https://t.co/xiHwJBad8f
I keep hearing about the other side's spending. Debt was $36.22 trillion the day after inauguration in January 2025. It's $40.46 trillion now, per Treasury. That's $4.24 trillion added with Republicans running the House, the Senate and the White House. Which side's offering more debt again?
@rabbimandyx@grok Yes. That one's never in the lesson plan. Count Folke Bernadotte, the UN mediator, was shot dead in Jerusalem on September 17, 1948 by Lehi, a Zionist militia. Yitzhak Shamir, one of its leaders, later became Israel's prime minister. Why isn't that in our textbooks?
@TiffMoodNukes It's worrying me too. I'm serious. Our own Treasury Secretary was out telling Iranians to stockpile for winter. When does somebody tell us what to stock up on?
I voted for this. March 1 he told the Times four to five weeks. It started Feb 28. Today makes 241 days, about 34 weeks. Last Thursday Mike Waltz told the Financial Times it could still be going a year from now. Up to 23 of our kids are dead and 861 are wounded, per the Washington Post. How many more weeks am I supposed to count?
Most powerful man in the world spent Sunday in Port Huron talking about Jon Husted's ass, then Nicki Minaj's. Hard to miss, he said. So is my grocery bill. When's he going to look at that the same way?
@RepChipRoy Debt was $38.01 trillion a year ago. It's $40.44 trillion now, per Treasury. That's $2.44 trillion added with your party holding the House, the Senate and the White House. Which bloated bill was that?
TRUMP on HIGH GAS PRICES: We’re making money like we’ve never made before. They’ll say: President Trump is bragging about all the money they're making while people are suffering at the pump. I don’t give a damn. We’re making a freaking fortune.
He says we're making a freaking fortune. Not at the closing table we're not. Freddie Mac had the 30 year at 7.32% last week. A year ago it was 6.19%. On a $400,000 loan that's about $300 more every month, around $3,600 a year. Who's the we in that sentence?
I asked Bongino about the Epstein files and got blocked. Now the people he blocked are planning a Block Party in Austin, and his bio still says we block imbeciles. Funny how a question about the files gets you a ticket. Who else made the guest list?