johncsnyder3

Husband, Father, Lobbyist, Legal Analyst

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Here’s to 250 more!

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@ThatEricAlper Dave Matthews Band at a Debutant party in Charlotte, NC.

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The UFC just released an AI promo for the White House event featuring Theodore Roosevelt

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The opening to The Masters on CBS was just unreal:

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@AmericanAir is it normal to have a 40 minute wait on bags at CLT? There are about 200 people standing around waiting.

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@itsabentworld sorry I missed getting to say hello to you today!

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@CLTAirport people waiting an hour for bags from Dallas on Southwest.

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@HuffPost Stupidest post ever!

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I'm increasingly convinced that 99% of success is just the ability to outlast uncertainty. The one who can tolerate the most uncertainty is the one who will eventually win.

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real work shouldn’t feel like you’re wearing someone else’s skin. it should feel like: oh, THIS is what my brain does naturally. this is the problem i’d solve on a napkin at 3am just because it’s interesting. the ultimate luxury isn’t a job that pays six figures. it’s a job where you forget you’re working. where creativity isn’t a department or a friday afternoon brainstorm. it’s tuesday. it’s the whole thing. it’s you being you and someone valuing that enough to pay for it.

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@derrickvanorden @RepMcCormick Who can do more pull-ups?

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The U.S. Department of Defense has published its 2026 National Defense Strategy, featuring four key lines of effort under the Department’s Strategic Approach:

1. Defend the U.S. Homeland
2. Deter China in the Indo-Pacific Through Strength, Not Confrontation
3. Increase Burden-Sharing with U.S. Allies and Partners
4. Supercharge the U.S. Defense Industrial Base

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@EagleEdMartin can you help with a referral in Minnesota?

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@HarmeetKDhillon who can someone reach out to about religious discrimination by a University in Minnesota towards an employee?

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This is insane and it’s great news for the U.S. Navy.

All the worst people keep telling me Trump-class battleships are “obsolete” because of hypersonic missiles.

Then this drops:

“Blackbeard, engineered from a clean-sheet design by former SpaceX alumni, will not only match but decisively outpace foreign systems… rapid iteration and scalable production. We’re not just going to provide a comparable missile. We’re going to provide better missiles.”

A tiny startup just told Russia and China’s entire missile-industrial complex: we can beat you.

That’s the tell.

If hypersonics were the unstoppable carrier-killers people claim, you wouldn’t see startups leapfrogging them in a garage with venture capital. You’d see locked-in monopolies and terrified Western navies.

Here’s what the hype crowd misses:

1) Future battleships won’t be naked.
They will carry layered anti-hypersonic defenses, directed-energy weapons, decoys, and interceptors specifically designed to kill these things.

2) Hitting a moving ship at hypersonic speed is brutally hard.

No nation has publicly demonstrated a successful hypersonic strike on a maneuvering warship. China hit a fake carrier sitting still in the desert. That proves almost nothing.

Think about the physics.

Flying a kamikaze plane into a carrier was hard but pilots had eyes, brains, and real-time judgment.

Now imagine doing that blind, with sensors the size of a soda can, while the target is jamming, maneuvering, spoofing, and throwing decoys.

Now imagine the Honey I Shrunk the Kids laser made you the size of an ant and you are told to steer a bullet into a weaving jet ski.

Russia can hit slow oil tankers.
If they could reliably hit moving ships bringing supplies into Ukraine, they already would have.

3) Hypersonics are scarce and insanely expensive.

Even if it took 100 missiles to score a hit on a battleship, that’s 100 missiles that aren’t hitting ports, refineries, factories, air bases, and ammo depots.

Most of those targets don’t shoot back. None of them weave like a battleship.

Battleships change the economics of war.

They force the enemy to burn their most precious weapons just to try to hurt one ship.

That’s not vulnerability.
That’s deterrence.

Stop black-pilling naval power. The physics, the economics, and now the tech sector are all pointing in the same direction.

Read the full article 👇👇

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God bless our Troops 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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@KevinSabet You are the expert! Come back when you are completely transparent about your donors and where you transfer your money.

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🇺🇸 CANNABIS DOWNGRADED - SCIENCE FINALLY GETS THE KEYS

After 55 years in federal purgatory, marijuana just got reclassified from Schedule I to Schedule III.

Meaning, the U.S. government no longer insists cannabis has “no medical value” - a position that aged about as well as leaded gasoline.

This doesn’t legalize weed. It does something more disruptive:

It lets scientists study the stuff people are already smoking, vaping, eating, and prescribing - without DEA agents counting the locks on their lab doors.

Until now, cannabis research was stuck in observational purgatory.

No real clinical trials. No dispensary-grade products. Just lots of paperwork, delays, and federally approved weed that didn’t resemble what consumers actually use.

Schedule III changes that. Researchers can run proper trials. Track dosage. Measure risks. Compare cannabinoids to opioids instead of vibes.

Here’s a simple truth though:

Cannabis isn’t a miracle drug. It’s also not harmless.

The data we do have shows pain relief potential - and real risks for teens, mental health, and memory.

Expect a research surge. Smarter prescribing. Louder warnings for youth.

And a slow, evidence-driven reckoning that cuts through decades of culture-war nonsense.

We’re about to find out what weed actually does - not what stoners, cops, or politicians say it does.

And that might be the most dangerous thing yet.

Source: NBC News