David Gilbert

Small business owner, Husband to Mindy and Father of Logan and Grace.

[Barstool Sports @barstoolsports]

Dale Earnhardt Jr with a beautiful tribute to Kyle Busch

Rest in Peace, Rowdy

[Champagne Joshi @JoshWalkos]

Walmart is ripping off it’s customers for an unimaginable sum of money every day.

[GreatLakesGunRights @GLGunRights]

Yes, Michigan should be a Constitutional Carry state. Period.

Yes, "Red Flag" gun confiscation is an abomination and should be repealed.

Yes, "Permit to Purchase" is a bureaucratic nightmare that tramples on your right to keep and bear arms and should be abolished entirely.

[Charlie’s Voice Rising @CharlieK_news]

🚨 HOLY SMOKES: Rep. Tim Burchett just ripped the mask off Washington’s insider-trading machine.

He says D.C. isn’t just a “swamp.”

It’s a sewer where career politicians get rich while taxpayers get drained.

And then he dropped the line that should make everyone stop:

“Everybody wants to knock Pelosi; she’s not even in the TOP 10.”

Read that again.

If Pelosi isn’t even top 10… how deep does this go?

Congress should not be a personal stock market for politicians.

Ban congressional stock trading.
Audit the worst offenders.
Expose the whole sewer.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

These are viral squishy dumplings that have exploded in popularity with kids and adults

The smell is very strong. If you put them in a bag with a VOC meter, it reads a 6.8

🚨 This is an extremely serious levels. This means the fumes are more toxic than a can of paint

This is a children's toy meant for kids that are ages 3+

I looked it up and found these toys test so high, they’ve actually concluded they can do significant harm to little kids

These Chinese-made squishies are made from polyurethane foam, notorious for off-gassing VOCs like dimethylformamide, toluene, styrene, and others

Studies in Korea, the EU and Norway have found some squishies emit extremely high levels with risk assessments showing health concerns for young children

But they’re being sold in America, Canada and all over the world

[Ted Nugent @TedNugent]

This is what happens when bureaucrats run wildlife.

[Scarlett @Scarlett_Greta]

His asking valid questions🤣

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

This is the noise coming from the Hyperscale Data Center in Dowagiac, Michigan

Residents who live near by say they can no longer open the windows in their homes because of the noise and are very worried about their property values

The Data Center is planning to expand

[The TRCP @TheTRCP]

Hunters have real concerns about provisions in the "Greyhound Protection Act" which were added to the House Farm Bill by amendment — and for good reason.

“Working dogs deserve the best lives we can give them, and nobody believes that more than hunters,” said Aaron Field, TRCP’s director of private lands conservation. “This amendment made it through on good intentions. But as written it contains provisions that could seriously affect bird dog and retriever training, field trials, and other hunting-related dog sports - and that needs to be addressed before this bill becomes law.”

We want a Farm Bill; we need a Farm Bill - and we're encouraged by the progress toward one. Let's get this right.

[Eric Matheny 🎙️ @ericmmatheny]

100 truck drivers welders and plumbers could run this government better than 535 career bureaucrats

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

You need an ID to board a plane, buy cold medicine, or open a bank account. Requiring one to vote shouldn't be controversial. We need to pass the SAVE Act in the Senate.

[Coach Tommy Tuberville @SenTuberville]

After months of short days and long nights, Daylight Saving Time is finally here.

Changing our clocks twice a year is an outdated, burdensome practice.

It’s past time we LOCK THE CLOCK and make DST permanent YEAR–ROUND.

[AmericanPapaBear™ @AmericaPapaBear]

Daylight savings time is tonight.

Can we just do this time change and keep it like this FOREVER??

[Archer Wolfe @Furry_in_a_Jeep]

Old school gauges will always be superior to modern led screens.

No led screen can replicate it.

[Bmore Birds @outstndnbrandon]

I learned today that MLB bullpen catchers make $500k per year.

So half a million to work 9 months a year catching baseballs.

Possibly the best job ever.

[The Disrespected Trucker @DisrespectedThe]

We import roughly 60% of our crude oil from Canada and Mexico. So tell me again why diesel prices just went through the roof?

[Washingtons ghost @washghost1]

It’s really not too much to ask

[Catturd ™ @catturd2]

LOL - Wait what?

[Secretary Kennedy @SecKennedy]

I will always tell the American people the truth.

Pesticides and herbicides are toxic by design, engineered to kill living organisms. When we apply them across millions of acres and allow them into our food system, we put Americans at risk. Chemical manufacturers have paid tens of billions of dollars to settle cancer claims linked to their products, and many agricultural communities report elevated cancer rates and chronic disease.

Unfortunately, our agricultural system depends heavily on these chemicals. The U.S. represents 4% of the world’s population, yet we use roughly 25% of its pesticides. If these inputs disappeared overnight, crop yields would fall, food prices would surge, and America would experience a massive loss of farms even beyond what we are witnessing today. The consequences would be disastrous.

I support President Trump’s Executive Order to bring agricultural chemical production back to the United States and end our near-total reliance on adversarial nations. His EO protects two pillars of national strength: our defense readiness and our food supply. When hostile actors control critical inputs, they directly threaten the security of the American people. The Trump administration will secure these supply chains to eliminate that vulnerability.

President Trump did not build our current system — he inherited it. For decades, Washington designed modern agriculture. Policymakers wrote farm policy, directed research dollars, structured subsidies and crop insurance, and shaped commodity markets to reward monocultures and maximum yield. Those deliberate choices locked farmers into chemical dependence and prioritized short-term output over long-term soil vitality and human health.

We are now changing course — without destabilizing the food supply.

Alongside @USDA @SecRollins, we are accelerating the transition to regenerative agriculture by expanding farming systems that rebuild soil, increase biodiversity, improve water retention, and reduce reliance on synthetic chemicals, including pre-harvest desiccation.

We are also driving the rapid adoption of next-generation technologies, including laser-guided weed control, electrothermal and electrical systems, robotics, precision mechanical cultivation, and biological controls that replace blanket spraying with precision intervention.

These solutions are not theoretical. Farmers are already putting them to work. Markets are scaling them. Now the federal government will act with urgency to expand their reach and accelerate adoption nationwide.

I have met with hundreds of farmers and agricultural leaders across the country. They understand the pressures firsthand. Chemical inputs cut into margins. Chemical-resistant pests are spreading. Soil health is declining. Foreign markets are shutting out American produce. Farmers want workable alternatives, and they want policies that support transition without threatening their livelihoods.

At HHS, I am leading a coordinated effort grounded in gold standard science. I am working with Secretary Rollins and @EPALeeZeldin to expedite a better future where a thriving agricultural system is less dependent on harmful chemicals. We are sharing data, coordinating strategy, and supporting farmers through a practical transition.

The Make America Healthy Again agenda forces us to challenge long-standing assumptions about how we grow food, structure markets, and measure success in this country. Reform at this scale will test entrenched interests, and it will not move in a straight line.

President Trump has opened the door to this debate and backed meaningful change — not only in policy, but in the national conversation about health and agriculture.

American farmers stand at the center of this movement. They deserve policies rooted in rigorous science and economic reality. Our children deserve a food system that protects and strengthens their health.

With President Trump’s leadership, we are securing critical supply chains, confronting the health risks embedded in our current system, and deploying every available tool to build a stronger, safer, more resilient American food supply.