Mike D

Enjoys common sense. #energyworkers #oilandgas #chemicals #energy

[Mike D @dubiwow]

@trish_regan @mosbacher_mica Damn right! So over the slacker bs in this country. Earn it!🇺🇸

[Apple Lamps @lamps_apple]

Billionaire Reid Hoffman, who was one of Epstein's closest advisors and frequent guest on Epstein Island, is Talarico's #1 donor. Hoffman has donated $11.5 million to Lone Star Rising, a super PAC backing James Talarico.

[Melissa Chen @MsMelChen]

Which way, Western man?

[Dirt Cheap Banks @dirtcheapbanks]

Baby boomers bought houses at 15% interest rates and somehow survived without getting their dinner delivered every night via DoorDash

We will never know how they did it

[Gina @FlorioGina]

This is the kind of inhumane cruelty that inherently lives at the heart of surrogacy. It’s a mockery of the baby’s needs in order to fulfill the desires of selfish adults. They’re finally being honest about it now.

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Children’s drawings brought to life using AI

[Katy Faust @Katy_Faust]

I can't stop thinking about this video.

Biology makes it impossible to create a motherless child. We have allowed it because of modern technology and modern marriage.

You will never see another video that better demonstrates the primal deprivation that children endure because as a culture we have elevated adult sexual identities above the nonnegotiable realities of who children are and what they need.

It's time to @MakeKidsGreater

[Max Velocity @MaxVelocityWX]

When does the first snow usually arrive? ❄️

This map shows the average date of the first measurable snowfall across the U.S. based on the 1991–2020 climate normals.

For much of the northern Rockies and Plains, the first snow typically arrives in October or early November, while the Midwest and Northeast generally wait until November or December.

Farther south, measurable snow becomes much less common, with cities like Dallas typically not seeing their first snow until January, while places like Phoenix, Houston, and Orlando rarely see measurable snowfall at all.

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

Cannot tell you how many of my friends this resonates with. They see their whole social circle going to Austin and Miami and they feel ever more isolated in LA. So many of these people left RELUCTANTLY and would come home in a heartbeat with just ONE change in government.

[Mike D @dubiwow]

@AdrianneCurry What does hands off our vote even mean? Who’s not voting?

[Marlow Stern @MarlowNYC]

ok but what about him

[Hank Venture @HankVenture5]

I have worked in the tech sector for over thirty years and have encountered literally hundreds of people from the third world who are in the US working in tech on the H1B visa program.

Many of them want to become citizens and many succeed, and then pull in their entire extended family through chain migration.

I always try to remember to ask what they like about the United States.

Without skipping a beat they all talk about the economic opportunities in the US. NONE talk about the freedom in the US.

I have literally had zero third worlders who now live here talk about our freedoms.

Meanwhile I have talked to Germans, Swedes, Austrians, Brits, Aussies ALL of whom mention that the freedoms that Americans have are unique. NONE of them have immediately brought up economics as the reason for being here.

That's the problem with 3rd world migration.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

The response to Black Hawk Down was to mass import the Somalias who celebrated the death of the Rangers and Delta operators. Catholic Charities. Lutheran Social Services. Hebrew International Aid Society. Enemies of the West and all civilizations.

[Steve Hilton @SteveHiltonx]

Notice you're not denying you called Becerra an "idiot" and "bitch-ass", @AmbassadorRice

I will keep reminding Californians that someone who worked closely alongside Becerra for four years thinks he's an "idiot." And you're not the only one...he is obviously not fit for office.

[DC_Draino @DC_Draino]

Open borders in 1 picture.

[Brigitte Gabriel @ACTBrigitte]

France’s most infamous no-go zone has a far-left Muslim mayor laughing with rioters at a high school being burned down.

France is watching its own collapse.

[B. Long @blong0108]

I hate to say it folks but I think sports as a whole may have peaked. Everything about sports just feels so forced and unnecessary, a desperate attempt for a private equity firm to squeeze more juice from the lemon. You have college football who is going to expand to a 24 team playoff, getting rid of the most unique thing about college football; its regular season. But these people aren’t college football people, they are tv executives and investors. They could care less about the sustainability of the sports and the tradition of it, they only care about turning a profit.

The MLB playoff have begun and if you are between the ages of 22 and 65, you probably haven’t seen much of them because they are all on during the day. A MLB playoff game started at 2 PM Eastern on a Tuesday. This is 11 AM Pacific. Why? Because NBC has to be the only network that can air the Wild Card round, so they need triple headers to be able to get all of the games in. Atlanta and Philly are heading into a game 3 and didn’t even know what time they were playing til about midnight last night because of conflicts with other games and network availability. Corporate greed has completely botched the MLB playoffs so far in order to keep all the games on NBC.

It feels as if sports have peaked across the board. We’ve gotten to a point where it’s impossible for fans to care more than they have before, spend more than they have before, or watch more than they have before. Every consumer situation has an infliction point, where the capacity of the consumer is maxed out. The product has to back off in order to not burn out the customer and keep them engaged enough to have them invested long term while they back off and recharge short term.

I believe that is where America is with sports now. It currently demands too much of us on a daily basis and has ruined the reasons that we have fallen in love with it. Maybe we all just need a break…

[Andy Ngo @MrAndyNgo]

The propaganda for the mass m—rdering communist Khmer Rouge shares a striking visual similarity with Antifa propaganda.

We should view all of these with the same shock and disgust as we do for Nazi symbols.

Why don't we?

[Chef Andrew Gruel @ChefGruel]

Huntington Beach has become a battleground in California politics. We’re one of the last cities willing to stand up to Sacramento, defend local control, support public safety, and protect the character of our community. That’s why this race matters.

I’m fighting hard to keep common sense and local control in Huntington Beach, but I need your help getting our message directly to voters. We’re raising money now for our next round of mailers to cut through the political noise and make sure residents hear directly from us.

If you can donate, even $25, $50, or $100, it makes a real difference. And if you can’t donate, sharing this message helps too. Help us keep Huntington Beach independent, patriotic, and focused on the people who actually live here:

https://t.co/PPJML9fqj7

[Andy Ngo @MrAndyNgo]

I visited one of the former notorious communist torture prisons in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

This is the original barbed wire that still surrounds one of the buildings where men, women and children were kept in tiny makeshift cells before they were tortured into making false confessions and then mass slaughtered in the killing fields.

Pol Pot’s regime killed about a quarter of Cambodia’s population under a campaign that came to be known as “Year Zero.” In furtherance of the socialist revolution, capitalism and money were abolished. People were forcibly relocated to work communes and those accused of being enemies of the revolution were executed. Children were not spared. https://t.co/eruxyD5BQB

[Mike D @dubiwow]

@StevenIHaglund Ladd who? QJ is QJ, Herbert blind, Hampton meh. Alt/Slater?