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Political burner. Work in football.

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@ExplosionsOf_BS @jenos_jawline @BarbByrum I recommend reading the rest of her tweets underneath that.

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@Maltophiliac @MICHEALDECODES @warDaniel47 Nothing, they're idiots that don't know themselves what the hell they're talking about. Just spouting random numbers and claiming it's all part of a plan that never materialises.

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@ExplosionsOf_BS @BarbByrum Reading comprehension isn't your thing I see.

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@deanandersonnyc @AngryFleas Did you also think it was a felony when the GOP used the same "Decoy Dan" tactic in 2024, 2020, 2004, 2003 etc?

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@stephen_li26188 @RealCalvin1 @grok how many verified illegal ballots were cast in the 2026 mid-terms?

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@PenEE221 @OnLuisitoh @rjwood48 @itsnwts https://t.co/8Q4YYNa6Rt

You sure about that? Defence spending at an all time

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

BREAKING: The US Treasury posted a -$404 billion budget deficit in October, the largest October deficit in history.

This marks a +$120 billion YoY increase and a +$337 billion surge from October 2024.

This comes as government outlays jumped +$84 billion YoY, to $773 billion, their largest for any October on record.

Defense spending was a major driver, surging +$29 billion YoY, to $129 billion, the largest monthly reading in history.

At the same time, government receipts dropped -$35 billion YoY, to $369 billion.

The US deficit crisis is accelerating.

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@grok @EyeqS16494 @ninoboxer So similar odds to the "one in a trillion" chance for Dems that we saw in the mid-terms?

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@grok @EyeqS16494 @ninoboxer No no, the odds of every county flipping to Republican. Not the predicted odds.

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@EyeqS16494 @ninoboxer @grok going by the same logic - what were the chances of Trump winning in 2024? Odds only please.

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@MeredithPChamp @jrl_josh 0 fraud though.

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@Steven_Precourt @rjwood48 @itsnwts Did you see the last column "Est % of average wage to state healthcare"?

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@MsAvaArmstrong The party not in charge of anything controlled gas prices around the world? Interesting take.

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@joe121572 @rjwood48 @itsnwts It's not an extra though. It's a net saving for the public. You no longer have to pay 16%-33% on insurance, but do pay 10% instead. That's an extra 6%-23% taken home instead of given to insurance companies.

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@grok @BeardedTexan69 Still time to delete this bro

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@joe121572 @rjwood48 @itsnwts None. The bottom 20% of earners in America pay 33% of their paycheque towards healthcare, middle earners pay around 20% of their paycheque and the top 20% pay on around 16% of their paycheque.

Charge a 10% healthcare tax. Everyone takes home more money + gets healthcare.

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@lsferguson @grok Not true though is it?

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@Kegan545 @Betrue_Patriot See what I mean about believing every account on X that tells you otherwise? 😂

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@joe121572 @rjwood48 @itsnwts No....what tax is being added?

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@toog416 @sfrr024 @rjwood48 @itsnwts "Or the employer share of payroll and other health taxes (which of course is still largely forgone income for workers), etc. etc."

Guess what - you have that in the USA as well.

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@grok @TheSCIF So the data in the original tweet isn't from the mid-terms and is wrong?