@Ioannes365@cybertruck@elonmusk I wasn’t sold and then I had one as a loaner and I dreaded returning it. Hard to describe it’s like a Swiss Army knife of a car that just works in ways you don’t know you need
Man, people just love the @cybertruck.
Those of us who want one but don't have one still love it. Even the people who hate it still love to hate it!
It's just so..... different and special.
Please, don't take it away @ElonMusk. There's gotta be a solution!
I have been talking with, and consoling Tesla Cybertruck fans.
Truth is I am jealous of every one of them.
I got to drive one for a day around Las Vegas, Nevada.
Was on a curvy road with no traffic.
So I opened it up.
Was like driving a space craft.
Bulletproof.
The best tech.
Innovation out the wazoo.
It is the best vehicle on the road.
By far.
I couldn’t convince my wife to like the design and I consider that one of my many moral failures.
It is a day of grief and embarrassment.
But @elonmusk learned a lot.
Someday he will come out with a family of vehicles rethought for autonomy.
Right now there is a ton of unsatisfied demand in San Francisco for the Cybercab which is where my eight-year-old robot is driving me to go see @stash_pomichter’s new robot-building factory.
But all this was put in perspective for me by @JohnNosta’s death.
His items showed up in my feed literally every day for many years.
I am still processing this news.
Let’s just say I am glad the car is driving. I talked with him in many space. Can’t believe he is gone.
This loss is 1000x worse.
Just can’t believe it. Back to the triangle mobile.
I will always take a ride in a Cybertruck.
The owners are all cultural revolutionaries.
Took on a ton of hate and turned it into love for triangles.
Oh and @teslaownersSV I will always be in your debt for letting me drive yours. Seen here in front of my house.
There is a future in robots.
Cybercab is better for San Francisco.
Now gotta sell that to Democrats who want to eviscerate Elon and say so on their shows.
Our story is we talk about lives saved and interviews with people in the street.
They will tell you. They want Robotaxi.
From inside a @Waymo (I interview Waymo riders to learn about how the consumer is responding to autonomous vehicles/robotaxi and one woman told me about her rides in a Tesla. Or go to any tech company and ask around).
Everyone wants competition.
Even @elonmusk
The dude lives for that.
San Francisco will go gold on the first day of Cybercab.
Our city was built on gold. And I saw how deeply it changed Austin.
Actually the Cybertruck isn’t actually best on the road. Cybercab is.
More innovation is in the trunk @live_munro showed on its YouTube interview with Cybercab execs than in the entire Cybertruck.
It is a genius example of engineering excellence.
Cybertruck is too.
Wish more of us could have gotten one.
And I feel sorry for people who don’t have a Tesla. They don’t know what they are missing.
Brooke Rollins' former senior advisor, Jordan Bonfitto, became a lobbyist at Invariant in November '25 - and now lobbies on USDA issues.
Invariant's clients include a giant list of big food and ag - like Bayer, McDonald's, Aramark, National Pork Producers, McCain Foods, PepsiCo, Danone, Corn Refiners Association, and Campbell's.
He's on more than half of the firm's USDA accounts (shocking! haha). His clients paid the firm $1.18 million last quarter alone.
In fact, Rollins' first chief of staff, Kailee Tkacz Buller, came to USDA straight from running the seed oil lobby. Before that she worked at the Corn Refiners Association (high fructose corn syrup) - and that group is now an Invariant client.
It's all a giant cesspool money making operation.
We won't get far with Brooke Rollins, sadly!
That's not even getting into her $300k AFPI bonus the year she was nominated (up from $50k)….
This is one of the worst examples of corruption I have ever seen. The woman who wrote the EO on Glyphosate, then gets a job at the CEO of United Soybean. Look how she got into the government - hired by USDA deputy sec - @DepSecVaden (former Monsanto Lawyer) @SecRollins - Can someone please look into this?
This is one of the worst examples of corruption I have ever seen. The woman who wrote the EO on Glyphosate, then gets a job at the CEO of United Soybean. Look how she got into the government - hired by USDA deputy sec - @DepSecVaden (former Monsanto Lawyer) @SecRollins - Can someone please look into this?
“The reason I haven’t switched isn’t because I’m stuck with AOL.
It’s because that’s where all my emails are!”
Mark Levin thinks he has the right to tell us what countries to nuke but doesn’t know how to migrate emails to a new account
The neocons really aren’t sending their best 😭
The best way to shortcircuit Democrat oversight games is to start looking at anyone who's part of the Susie Wiles / lobbyist / grifter / nepotism ecosystem and get them out!
Brooke Rollins, Heidi Overton, Mike Waltz, Morgan DeWitt, and many more deserve close scrutiny!
Better do it now or you're gonna be taken down with them!
Just sayin.....
Breaking News: The White House threatened congressional Democrats, saying aggressive oversight of the Trump administration could be a crime, a threat that experts called legally dubious. https://t.co/WUqhKF2vkk
Before AOL was acquired by the Italian company Bending Spoons, it had about 215 employees. 100 were laid off after the acquisition earlier this year and they’ve certainly lost a few.
So AOL today actually employs probably less than 100 people.
Can you imagine being one of those guys trying to deal with Mark Levin?
Did the public affairs office at @USUN write this profile of @USAmbUN? I hope this amount of glazing at least secures @michaelgwaltz's attendance at the @BetterWorldOrg holiday party and private briefing for your largest donors. That's how this works isn't it?
@AshSavesUSA Bro doesn’t even know he can migrate email to a new account.
Does he think everyone that’s ever used AOL is still trapped there?!
I can’t stop laughing