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[Andrew @AndrewRCox]

@reddit_lies I've often wondered if there's a point where a hypochondriac will realize that the "life" they are living isn't really a life at all, and they'd be better off truly living for a possibly shorter period than lingering in "healthy" misery.

[David Decosimo @DavidDecosimo]

University of Chicago Law School had decided to ban *not just AI* but laptops from the first year law classroom. This is the way!

[Dale Chu @Dale_Chu]

WATCH: “We made an enormous mistake allowing the ed tech industry to come in and give every kid a computer, a tablet, an iPad, a Chromebook… and the results are devastating and we need to stop.” @JonHaidt via @andersoncooper @AC360

[Boze Herrington, Library Owl 😴🧙‍♀️ @SketchesbyBoze]

Some of you have forgotten that only three years ago you were perfectly capable of writing an essay, writing a eulogy, telling a bedtime story to a child, and it should worry you that powerful companies have convinced us we can’t do things we’ve been doing for 5,000 years.

[Andrew @AndrewRCox]

@The_FJC @EricLDaugh My 1983 IBM XT has spellchecker... They probably saw the little red underlines in modern Word and thought it gave them extra commie powers or something... 😂

[ZitoSalena @ZitoSalena]

On the day after the president was shot in 2024 the he called me several times--one thing we discussed was why he said "fight, fight, fight" --he was pretty matter-of-fact. He believed he had an obligation not as Trump The Man, but as the President of the United States to show strength, that we endure and that the country goes on.
The fact that he is going to address the nation shortly is that same ethos

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@glennbeck @rebeccaperrotto No

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Yes, a several times. Kyoto. teamLab.

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[Andrew @AndrewRCox]

@DefiantLs My 1980s retractable kitchen sink faucet that works perfectly says this guy is clueless.

[Jonathan Haidt @JonHaidt]

Norway is reversing its mistaken 2016 decision to give every student an iPad, which damaged education immediately. Many countries are going back to books and handwriting. I hope many American schools will go back to analog next September, and let's see if that works for us too:

[Secretary of War Pete Hegseth @SecWar]

The tomb is empty. The promise is fulfilled. Through His sacrifice, we are redeemed.

We stand firm in faith, courage, and truth—Happy Easter.

[Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio]

He is Risen.

[Andrew @AndrewRCox]

@WallStreetApes Does this poor girl have no one in her life who can walk her through what she's dealing with and offer guidance? It's heartbreaking to see her resorting to filming such a highly emotional moment, when she's clearly feeling so helpless.

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

Holy Week at the White House 🙏

"On Good Friday, the Son of God was nailed to the cross, crucified, and He died for all of us. It was a day of darkness, but it wasn't the end."
— President Donald J. Trump

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

Today is Good Friday.

Thank you, Jesus for your amazing and unthinkable sacrifice. You died so that we would have life, and life in abundance.

“It was nine in the morning when they crucified him. The written notice of the charge against him read: the king of the jews … With a loud cry, Jesus breathed his last. The curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom. And when the centurion, who stood there in front of Jesus, saw how he died, he said, ‘Surely this man was the Son of God!’”

Mark 15

[Ron DeSantis @GovRonDeSantis]

Wishing everyone a meaningful Good Friday as we commemorate Christ’s passion and death.

[リベラル女子@高圧経済 @newsmiruaka]

かつて日本を負かし今では手を固く結ぶ国アメリカは、でけえ肉食ってでけえハーフトラックで黒煙を巻き、休日は息子と鹿を撃ち巨大ナマズを釣り、自宅の芝生の完璧さを競う

そんな圧巻な国であって欲しいという想いは日本人の心の何処かにある

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

The weirdest part about the recent South Carolina GOP Attorney General debate that keeps running through my mind was when “Republican” AG candidate David Pascoe @davidpascoesc (who has been a registered Democrat his entire life) claimed to be against DEI candidates on the bench; however, in his rant defending himself, he confused the words “black” and “back.”

Also, everything Pascoe said is a lie, as Pascoe supported Joe Biden, who went on to appoint a DEI Supreme Court Justice by the name of Ketanji Brown Jackson. Biden promised to appoint a Black woman to SCOTUS during his 2020 campaign, because he cares more about DEI than merit. Pascoe pretended to be outraged over the idea of someone supporting pro-choice judges, but Pascoe endorsed Joe Biden who said he wanted a black woman because “abortion is a right” and “black lives matter”, according to Biden.

That’s what Pascoe endorsed when he endorsed @JoeBiden over Donald Trump in 2020. Pascoe went as far as calling Biden the best man he knows in politics.

Not only is Pascoe a leftist liar, but he is also obsessed with DEI. He is a chameleon pretending to be a Republican.

South Carolina GOP voters must reject this Democrat sleeper agent.

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

🚨 ATTENTION SOUTH CAROLINA 🚨

During the South Carolina GOP Attorney General debate this week, “Republican” AG candidate David Pascoe @davidpascoesc called for a complete overhaul of law firms representing the state of South Carolina, saying:

“I am going to make sure those civil cases are farmed out to law firms that actually know how to try cases.”

Pascoe’s statement is significant because I recently highlighted how Hunter Biden’s lawyer Dick Harpootlian @HarpootlianSC endorsed and donated to Pascoe, who was a Democrat until last year. Pascoe endorsed Joe Biden over Trump and appears to had scrubbed his online footprint to hide his lifelong Democrat past from voters.

It’s obvious that Democrats are attempting a coup of South Carolina’s judicial offices by pretending to be Republicans.

South Carolina Republicans must reject Pascoe at the ballot box.

There is a growing trend of hardcore Democrats running for office as Republicans.

This is how the Democrats plan on deceiving voters to regain control.

[Apple Lamps @lamps_apple]

On January 26th, 2024, Joe Biden froze all new permits for LNG export terminals. A TikToker met with White House climate advisors, the Sunrise Movement called it "monumental," Climate Defiance called it "the most significant move any President has ever made on stopping fossil fuels," and Senator Jeff Merkley said LNG was "actually worse for the environment than coal."

170 scientists signed a letter to Biden "imploring" him to ban new LNG terminals. The White House published a press release celebrating the decision. The Sierra Club cheered. Food & Water Watch cheered. The entire progressive climate apparatus celebrated what they believed was the beginning of the end for American natural gas exports.

The pause froze permits for roughly 19 billion cubic feet per day of LNG export capacity that had been approved but hadn't broken ground yet. That is more capacity than the United States currently has operational. Biden's DOE said the review would take at least 12-15 months. Everyone understood the real timeline... it was designed to run past the 2024 election and potentially never conclude if the right candidate won.

A federal judge in Louisiana struck down the pause in July 2024. Biden's DOE slow-walked compliance. The permits didn't move. The projects stalled. Financing dried up because banks wouldn't fund terminals with uncertain regulatory futures. Wood Mackenzie warned that "buyers could start to look at competing projects outside of the US, such as those in Canada, Australia and particularly Qatar, as alternative supply sources."

Qatar. That's the place to remember.

Biden's LNG pause told the world that the United States was an unreliable supplier. That American energy policy could change overnight because a TikToker got a meeting at the White House. That terminals costing $10-20 billion each could be frozen mid-approval by executive whim. That the world's largest LNG exporter was governed by people who considered its primary export product "worse than coal."

The world's energy buyers heard that message and made the rational decision. They signed more contracts with Qatar. QatarEnergy expanded. Qatar's reputation as the world's most reliable LNG supplier strengthened... because America's reputation as a reliable supplier was being actively sabotaged by its own government.

Trump reversed the pause on Day One. January 20th, 2025. Executive Order 14154, "Unleashing American Energy." The DOE resumed permit processing immediately. Commonwealth LNG in Louisiana received the first approval on February 14th, 2025. Energy Secretary Chris Wright declared a return to "regular order." The pipeline of pending projects... CP2 in Louisiana, Sabine Pass expansion, Lake Charles terminal, Port Arthur Phase 2 in Texas... began moving again.

But time was lost. Fourteen months of frozen permits. Fourteen months of stalled financing. Fourteen months of uncertainty that pushed buyers toward Qatar and away from the United States. Fourteen months during which terminals that could have been under construction sat on paper. Each of those terminals takes three to five years to build after approval. Every month of delay in 2024 is a month of lost capacity in 2028 or 2029.

Now look at today. March 19th, 2026.

Qatar just lost 17% of its LNG export capacity for three to five years. Iranian missiles damaged two LNG trains and a GTL facility at Ras Laffan. QatarEnergy CEO Saad al-Kaabi confirmed $20 billion per year in lost revenue. Force majeure declared on contracts to Italy, Belgium, South Korea, and China. 12.8 million tons per year offline. The world's "most reliable" LNG supplier just became unreliable overnight... because it sits next to a war zone that American climate activists never thought to factor into their environmental models.

The buyers who signed long-term contracts with Qatar because Biden's pause made America look unreliable are now receiving force majeure notices. The contracts they chose over American supply are being broken by Iranian missiles. The terminals Biden froze could have been under construction right now... adding the capacity that the world desperately needs and that America is uniquely positioned to provide.

The math is simple and devastating. The United States has roughly 15 billion cubic feet per day of operational LNG capacity. Another 17 bcf/d is under construction. Another 19 bcf/d has been approved but hasn't broken ground... the capacity Biden froze. If those frozen terminals had been approved on schedule in early 2024 and broken ground immediately, some would be approaching operational status in 2027-2028. Instead, they're just now restarting the approval process after fourteen months of lost time.

Every month of Biden's LNG pause is a month that American export capacity won't be available when the world needs it most. Every terminal that was delayed is a terminal that won't be shipping gas to Europe and Asia during the three-to-five-year window when Qatar's capacity is crippled. Every buyer who went to Qatar because Biden made America look unreliable is now scrambling for replacement supply that America could have been providing.

Biden's climate advisors met with a TikToker and decided the future of global energy security. The 170 scientists who signed the letter wanted to save the planet from American natural gas. Senator Merkley called LNG "worse than coal." The Sunrise Movement called the pause "a huge win."

Today, Asian LNG prices are above $25 per million BTU and climbing. European gas prices have surged 50% since the war began. South Korea, which gets 65% of its helium from Qatar, is scrambling to keep its semiconductor fabs running. Italy, Belgium, and China are staring at force majeure notices from a supplier whose facilities are burning.

And somewhere in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, a $10 billion LNG terminal that should have been under construction fourteen months ago is still waiting for the paperwork Biden's DOE refused to process because a climate activist on TikTok told them not to.

The world needed American LNG. Biden said no. The world went to Qatar. Iran destroyed Qatar's infrastructure. The world needs American LNG again... more desperately than ever... and the capacity that could have been ready isn't, because one administration decided that appeasing its youngest, loudest, least informed voters was more important than the energy security of the free world.

Trump lit the fuse on Day One. Reversed the pause. Approved the permits. Unleashed the energy. But fourteen months of sabotage can't be erased with an executive order. The terminals take years to build. The lost time is permanent. And every day between now and when those terminals come online is a day the world pays the price for a decision made in a White House meeting with a TikToker.

Energy policy is national security. Biden forgot that. The world is remembering it right now... at $25 gas in Asia, $113 oil in Europe, and force majeure notices from a burning LNG facility in Qatar.

Trump said the war on American energy was over. He was right. But the damage from the last one hasn't finished arriving yet.