Ryan Turnipseed 🦬

Renowned nonexistent Luthero-Papist | Also named Nathan(???) | “We had a new user post here that Mr. Turnipseed is a real person. What evidence is there?”

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

I’m excited to start hearing how Palantir is a big threat from everyone who downplayed Palantir for the last two years or, even better, from those who thought they were friendly

[AF Post @AFpost]

Palantir CEO Alex Karp is pivoting back to the left in the wake of the GOP’s midterm defeat, saying he’d be open to supporting a Democrat in 2028 so long as they aren’t a DSA candidate.

In an interview with Politico, Karp claimed that Democrats have “corrected” from their previous errors and called himself a progressive eight separate times.

"I’ve been a Democrat my whole life. I grew up in a far left environment. I know more about being a progressive than almost anybody on the planet, and I absolutely believe Palantir — all of our products are essentially progressive,” Karp gushed.

Follow: @AFpost

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

Topical paragraph I happened upon while working on another project.

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

Sounds like the Indiana GOP just wants to stick to principles and doesn’t want to WIN

[Indianapolis Councilor Nick Roberts @nickroberts317]

This is insane! Here is a map of yesterday’s Indiana House results if they were drawn under the attempted Republican gerrymander map from last Fall. Thank you to @Vulst3 for breaking down the data to make this map. The gerrymander could’ve netted us a 9-0 or 8-1 map potentially!

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

@ArmandusHellfi2 I’m certain they remember their household expenses, though

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

I remember telling my friends and publicly saying this would be the outcome. Now, I suppose I would ask: were the tariffs worth it? The budget reconciliation? The wars? I recall that I was met with great personal pushback for being against those things immediately.

[Scott Greer 6’2” IQ 187 @ScottMGreer]

Tariffs proved to be a major liability. They didn't bring back jobs, deliver massive revenue, or make America more self-sufficient.

They just led to the loss of American manufacturing jobs, increased consumer costs, created instability in the market, and strained relations with our allies.

Iran was obviously the number one factor in the election. But other issues also hurt the GOP.

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

lol

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

This graph shows a split in early 2025. I wonder which part of the 2024 coalition were being pushed out then. This was, after all, around the time of tariffs and the budget reconciliation.

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

This graph shows a split in early 2025. I wonder which part of the 2024 coalition were being pushed out then. This was, after all, around the time of tariffs and the budget reconciliation.

[Rerum Novarum // Intel, Breaking News, and Alerts @officialrnintel]

🇺🇸🗳⚡️- Perspective: The GOP was either winning or tied with Democrats early this year in polling until the Iran War destroyed the party and ended Trumps Presidency.

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

Relevant today: Walter A. Maier on interdenominational marriages.

It was unclear whether I should also include his writings on Protestant-Catholic marriages, but I think these work.

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

And for that reason, the LCMS should never promote the evil heretic that was Walter A. Maier ever again! Just look at what he wrote on behalf of the Lutheran Church not one century ago. A false Christian for certain!

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

New call for papers at the JLS:

“The ongoing confusion of libertarian beliefs, philosophy, and identity has also coincided with a new landscape increasingly hostile to libertarianism as a philosophy and as a political force opposed to all statism”

https://t.co/vTrxJm7lVE

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

A quick observation: I’ve never seen anything so theocratic as this advocated by the Christian Nationalists, only their opposition.

[WWUTT? @WWUTTcom]

Christians have a nation.

It's called the church (1 Peter 2:9).

And it's multi-ethnic, so you better get used to that.

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

With union grounded on falsehood, and ordering us to speak and act lies, we will not have anything to do. Peace? A brutal lethargy is peaceable, the noisome grave is peaceable. We hope for a living peace, not a dead one!

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

Luther did not desert us. His speech, of two hours, distinguished itself by its respectful, wise and honest tone; submissive to whatsoever could lawfully claim submission, not submissive to any more than that.

[Ryan Turnipseed 🦬 @TurnipMerchant]

Union, organization spiritual and material, a far nobler than any Popedom or Feudalism in their truest days, I never doubt, is coming for the world; sure to come. But on Fact alone, not on Semblance and Simulacrum, will it be able either to come, or to stand when come.