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[Mike Lee @MikeLeeStrategy]

Finally a coherent argument for Data Centers - make property taxes and electricity cheaper for residents and don’t ruin the environment -

[Vivek Ramaswamy @VivekGRamaswamy]

Veterans, farmers, workers, students. The best of Ohio tonight at the Holmes County Fair. ❤️

[Bob smith @Bobsmit11968614]

@ianmiles Congratulations on your diversity, Spain.

[A Gene Robinson @AlGeneRobi96834]

🚨 THIS YOUNG MAN IS A HERO.

Fourteen-year-old Acie Holland III was riding home from school, looking at his phone, when something felt wrong.

The bus had passed his stop.

Then it began accelerating.

Acie looked toward the front and saw the driver unconscious over the steering wheel. The moving bus, carrying 14 students, was drifting across the centerline toward oncoming traffic.

Acie did not scream.

He did not freeze.

He did not wait for an adult to save them.

This eighth grader ran forward, seized the steering wheel, guided the bus back into its lane, moved the driver’s foot from the accelerator and pressed the brake until that enormous bus came safely to the curb.

He could not find the parking brake, so he turned the wheels hard toward the curb to prevent the bus from rolling away.

That is presence of mind under pressure.

Then Acie checked on the younger students, told them to contact their parents, made certain 911 had been called and went to get his grandmother, Phyllis Holland, who is a nurse.

The driver regained consciousness and received medical care. Every student made it home safely.

Acie had worked on cars with his father and enjoyed go-karting, but nothing could have completely prepared a 14-year-old boy to take control of a moving school bus.

Something had already been built inside him: courage, mechanical understanding, responsibility and the instinct to protect others.

His classmates gave him a new name:

“AC-Hero.”

That name fits.

While the world spends enormous energy telling us what is wrong with young men, Acie Holland III reminded us what can be right with them.

Fourteen students reached home because one young man recognized the danger, stepped forward and acted.

May God continue to strengthen this remarkable young man.

#AStoneGroove #SilentMajoritySpeaks

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Dearborn officials posted ANOTHER video to inform city residents that they've moved the location of their upcoming council meeting in anticipation of anti-Islam protests.

They are once again telling people not to come.

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

Yep.

[Martin Sellner @MartinSellner_]

Suicidal Empathy in Rhodesia II

Lillian Margaret Burton and her husband Robert were part of the liberal opposition to Rhodesia. They were advocating for dismantling their own nation and sided with African nationalists.

On 8 May 1960, a 39-year-old housewife, was driving near Ndola with her two young daughters, Debbie, aged 12, and Rosemary, aged 4. A mob of African nationalists stopped her car, smashed the windows with stones, poured gasoline over her and her daughters, and set them on fire.

When Margaret exited, the mob laughed at her and beat her with sticks and stones. She died in the hospital.
Her husband used the death of his wife to call for unity and criticize racial hatred.

Four of the murderers who were hanged after trial became heroes of the African nationalist movement.
White self-hatred and liberal universalism have existed for decades and always have been the downfall of demographic security, wealth, and survival.

Don't be like Lillian and Robert.
Don't destroy the future of your children for liberal delusions.

[Steve Shultz @elijahliststeve]

Yes, I think so... just what Liz said... but this should be WHILE they are in lockup awaiting trial for crimes against Humanity.

[Jack @jackunheard]

These people are genuinely miserable

[TheEconomissed @The_EconoMissed]

@nypost

[Karma Police 🚨 @karma_pol_ice]

@nypost

[Bob smith @Bobsmit11968614]

@nypost @EphrosJake

[New York Post @nypost]

Luigi Mangione supporter calls murder of CEO a 'revolutionary act of protest'

[NewsForce @Newsforce]

🇪🇸A 27-year-old Spanish Red Cross volunteer who taught young women how to spot the signs of gender-based violence was stabbed to death by her Moroccan migrant boyfriend when she tried to leave him.

Paula Solanas de Miguel was found bleeding on the floor of her Santander flat; the 39-year-old suspect allegedly confessed to police at the scene.

Her parents said he was controlling and that she had been reclaiming her independence in the weeks before the murder.

[Rep. Anna Paulina Luna @RepLuna]

Here’s the Democrat playbook:

-Create a fraudulent business
-Receive fraudulent govt funding
-Launder fraudulent money back to the Democrat Party

They are funding their entire operation with YOUR tax dollars!

IT’S FRAUD.

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

Bill Maher pulls the numbers on whether Gen Z is really suffering an affordability crisis.

He starts with the $20 burrito, then compares their net worth to previous generations. The numbers are staggering.

MAHER: “Have you heard about Burrito Gate? ... A student had commented... a burrito shouldn’t cost $20."

“It shouldn’t cost $20 because it doesn’t. It costs $20 because this kid factored in somebody bringing it to him in an Uber.”

[Audience groans]

“You can get one for $2, and you could buy it in the supermarket. And somebody said they feed a family of eight on $20 by buying ingredients like we used to do.”

“This is from the Fed. Okay, two-thirds of Americans consider groceries to be unaffordable. Maybe they are, but wages rose in the last decade, including the pandemic, 46%. Food prices rose 34%. So wages outpaced them by the numbers."

“What we spend on food at the beginning of the last century, it was 42% of the budget, and then you go through the years, 1965, it was down to 15%. Now it’s under 10%, but including eating out more."

“Also, Gen Z, I never realized this until people started writing about it. As they reach their late 20s now, they’re getting much richer than Gen X was. Millennials and Gen Z at age 30, their net worth is around $118,000."

“Gen X’s was $53,000, like half of that. But Gen X never complained. You gotta love Gen X. They are the quietest f*cking church mice.”

SIDE NOTE: I will say that housing and rent prices are too damn high. But that also doesn't discount the fact that kids these days are way too entitled and think they deserve to have food delivered AND have it be affordable. If you want convenience, it's gonna cost you. Don't complain when you're on a budget and too lazy to make the burrito yourself for 1/10th the price.

[Bob smith @Bobsmit11968614]

@GadSaad Congratulations white women and country music executives.

[TaraBull @TaraBull]

Journalist Cam Higby went to a polling station and the poll worker was ready to let him vote in a woman’s name.

She was also prepared to let him vouch for an unregistered “Muslim” under that person’s name.

[Steve Shultz @elijahliststeve]

What an IRONIC COINCIDENCE . . . SAME M.O. Same DR. FAUCI. Dr. Death in other words!

[Bob smith @Bobsmit11968614]

@DefiantLs Karen and the cucks.