Today, I revisited the National Archives to see the original founding documents of the United States—the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. It’s amazing to stand in front of the documents that have helped shape our nation for nearly 250 years and will continue to guide us for the next 250 years. 🇺🇸
#America250
Literally no one believes the LA election "results."
Another stolen election in broad daylight.
Enough is enough.
Pass the SAVE AMERICA ACT or our country is finished.
I’d heard so much about the newly renovated Reflection Pool, so I decided to come see it for myself. It’s absolutely beautiful. Thank you, Donald Trump, for helping restore our nation’s capital!
A major pension policy shift in Albany is drawing sharp criticism after Governor Kathy Hochul and state Democrats agreed to partially roll back Tier 6 pension reforms, a move fiscal analysts warn could significantly increase long-term retirement costs for taxpayers.
The change reduces the salary averaging window used to calculate public pensions, a technical adjustment that critics say will meaningfully inflate lifetime benefits for future retirees. While supporters argue the revision is intended to improve hiring and retention in strained public-sector roles, opponents view it as a politically motivated concession that weakens the state’s already fragile fiscal outlook.
For New Yorkers, the concerns are escalating:
The rollback is projected to add immediate and long-term costs to city and state budgets
The reform reverses key structural savings designed to stabilize pension liabilities
Taxpayers in the private sector are expected to absorb a larger share of growing retirement obligations
The decision reflects a broader pattern of fiscal short-termism, where long-term structural discipline is repeatedly weakened in favor of labor and political alignment. In their view, the result is a steadily expanding pension burden that locks in higher costs for decades while limiting future budget flexibility.
New Yorkers don’t have to wait for the next election to be heard. If enough voters decide their representative has stopped working for them, a recall isn’t an attack on democracy, it is democracy. The voters decide.
https://t.co/GksUFeyG9d
1/Even if you were 100% certain American elections are honest, you should still want integrity reforms. Not because fraud is proven — but because half the country doesn't trust the result. That problem doesn't get solved by doing nothing. But fraud is evidenced. Which makes the resistance to reform even harder to explain.
Couldn’t agree more, Senators. This is exactly the kind of nonsense New Yorkers are tired of.
Our state is facing budget deficits, rising debt, high taxes, and an affordability crisis, yet Albany Democrats keep focusing on distractions instead of the issues that actually matter.
Enough is enough. This insanity has to stop. Vote them out in November.
Today we announce the launch of Moms AND Dads for Saritha. If you’re tired of this nonsense, join our team:
Moms for Saritha: https://t.co/oWpGIH5bP2
Dads for Saritha: https://t.co/yvmTWMUsHX
New York Democrats just passed a bill replacing "mother" and "father" with "gestating parent" and "non-gestating parent" in state law.
I’m calling it what it is: a war on families. I won't let it stand.
@Gothamist We need it! Spikes in crime. Increased shelters. This is years of absent assimilation and the mindset that anything goes. Being back social norms of clean treats and neighborhoods.
Since New York State and other countries started their virtue signaling tours for "renewable energy" in the last decade, did you know that we've become MORE dependent on oil as a result?
As the article below quotes:
"Incisive energy expert and technologist, Mark Mills, recently observed, “The world is more dependent on oil now than when the grand and expensive energy-transition experiment began.”
The cost of these alleged renewables in the last 25 years exceeds $10 trillion."
As Forbes questions... can you imagine what GOOD we could have done in the world with that $10 trillion? What other forms of reliable energy we COULD have invested in? What habitats we COULD have protected?
$10 trillion flew out the window... and all we have to show for it is a looming grid catastrophe here in New York State where solar generates such unreliable and intermittent energy that it is not available when our grid needs it most: during winter snowstorms.
The solar panels now littering prime farmland and grassland habitat here in this state weren't made out of thin air. They were made using... fossil fuels! Almost all of the manufacturing happens in China, where their grid is HEAVILY powered by coal.
Most solar panels start with quartz, silicon, and polysilicon, which requires extremely high heat (1,500°C+), large industrial furnaces, and huge electricity inputs.
After manufacturing, the panels are shipped across oceans and transported by diesel trucks to sites. Global shipping runs on heavy fuel oil.
Once the panels arrive at a small rural town in Upstate New York that ORES has decided is worthy of steamrolling, utility-scale solar farms require land clearing, grading, and trenching, steel racking systems, pile driving (diesel-powered equipment), and concrete.
Guess what? This phase is 100% fossil-fuel dependent today.
And the best part of all of this? Wind turbines and solar complexes are backed up to... fossil fuels! Solar farms are backed up by diesel generators to bump up their numbers (they only generate, on average annually, at 18% of their electric potential). Wind turbines are backed up to diesel generators as well, since their electric output is intermittent.
In cold climates, the turbines use propane heaters. Yes, more fossil fuels!
It's time for everyone to realize the promise of "clean" energy is nothing more than a scam designed to trick generational landowners into handing prime farmland and habitat over to multinational corporations while the politicians, CEOs, and foreign companies get richer.
As I always add on here for anyone new to these posts: I am commenting on commercial solar and wind. I am not commenting on putting 2 panels on your rooftop for your residence.
These people will destroy our environment long before we're "carbon neutral" if we don't stop them.
The facts CONTINUE to dispel sanctuary politicians’ hoaxes about our facilities.
ALL detainees are provided with 3 meals a day, clean water, clothing, bedding, showers, soap, toiletries, and opportunities to communicate with their family members and lawyers.
We also maintain a higher standard of care than most prisons that hold U.S. citizens.