👏🏼THIS👏🏼 is why Vivek is built different.
A planted question from the front row:
“How can Ohioans trust a jet-setting billionaire who promoted a failed Alzheimer’s drug?” 🙄
Vivek doesn’t dodge it. He looks at the guy and says, “You look like a plant, so I wanted to make sure I gave you a question.” Then he answers anyway.
Born an heir to nothing. Built companies that developed life-saving therapies.
Doing unscripted town halls across Ohio while Amy Acton still won’t get on a debate stage.
That’s not a politician. That’s a fighter. Ohio is lucky to have him.
A popular content creator sparked widespread debate after posting a video with her eldest son, dividing viewers between those who saw it as harmless and those who felt it crossed privacy boundaries.
What's concerning about Elon's haters being among the dumbest people on Earth is that if he succeeds they'll be the dumbest people on other planets, too.
In calling for new blue states and the packing of the Court, James Carville advised Democratic candidates: “Don’t run on it. Don’t talk about it. Just do it.” Call it the Nike School of Constitutional Law. It is the rage among academics and pundits alike.
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🇳🇬 💔: Her son and husband have just been murdered by Islamic terrorists in Jos -Nigeria
Christian communities in Nigeria 🇳🇬 have been ravaged by Islamic terrorists where many innocent lives have been genocided
How long more can the world tolerate this satanic Islam ☪️?
29 days. Navy destroyed. Missiles down 90%. 10,000 targets struck. Factories in rubble. Generals dead. Supreme Leader can't appear on video. IRGC recruiting 12-year-olds. Soldiers deserting with 10 bullets each.
Everyone's asking "will Iran take the deal?" Wrong question. The deal was never the play. Five operations are running simultaneously and nobody's taking them seriously.
Air campaign destroying everything that shoots. Internal security dismantlement... Basij, riot police, IRGC ground units... removing the regime's ability to survive its own people. Economic strangulation... steel plants, Caspian resupply port, defense industry, all gone. Diplomatic wedging... every time Trump claims progress, Ghalibaf denies it, exposing regime fractures in public. And force buildup... two MEUs converging mid-April, arriving exactly when Iranian resistance hits zero.
The deadlines were never about a deal. They were the clock... letting Iran burn through missiles, drones, and morale it can't replace.
One target. Kharg Island. 90% of Iran's oil on a single rock in the Persian Gulf. Take it and you don't bomb a power plant. You don't hurt the Iranian people. You sit on the regime's wallet, hold the only bargaining chip you can hand back at a signing ceremony, and wait for whoever's left to come to you.
Iran already knows. They're mining the beaches and spending resources they don't have fortifying an island CENTCOM has already hit 90 times. When a regime that can't feed its own soldiers is preparing to defend one specific piece of geography... that's the objective.
April 6 is the deadline. Mid-April is the convergence. And the 29-day air campaign the world has been watching was never the war. It was the siege before the siege.
A woman on Instagram said: My husband and I go out to dinner and order lobster dishes at $50 each and the table next to us order burgers at $15 each. Why do we have to leave a bigger tip than the other table when we had the same waitress and got the same service?
Let's see: US and Israeli warplanes range freely over Iran, having hit thousands of targets, and are hitting more every day. The Iranian leadership has been taken out. Its new leader cannot or will not show his face. Its air defenses have been ineffective, destroyed or both. Its navy is largely gone. So It has now effectively blocked ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a waterway vital to its own economy. US media would have you believe Iran has turned the tide in the war because blocking the strait never occurred to US war planners. You can choose to believe this. I don't.
Persian woman says voting for Donald Trump was “the best decision of my life” after the Iran strike
“I have been in this country for 26 years. I never voted for anybody, no president, because I didn't believe in none of them. Not Democrats, not Republicans. I didn't vote for any of them. The only time I voted was last election.
I voted for Mr. Trump and I think I did the best decision in my life, not as my vote was important, but for me, I think it was the right decision to trust somebody who wanted to do the right things for 80 million people
If you American live in this country and you hated him, or you hate him, I don't know about you, but for us, for 80 million people, he did the right things. I am so proud of him. I am so proud of being an American, and I just pray for him and his family. He rescued 80 million people after 47 years”
“We are not Arabs. We are Persians and Persians are proud of their civilization. We get our country back, we get our civilization back, and we are gonna fix this country. I just wanna say thank you, thank you, thank you, Mr. Trump. God bless America, and God bless my country. Thank you.”
A coordinated burglary shut down before it started… West Chester police moved in as five suspects believed to be tied to a South American theft ring headed toward a Beckett Ridge home. Police say this group is targeting homes of Asian and Latino business owners. Here is body camera footage of four of the arrests. Charges are pending against a fifth suspect, a woman who was arrested after the attempted burglary in Franklin Co Indiana. @WLWT
David Sacks just revealed the secret behind the Trump administration’s lightning-fast action: President Trump himself.
@DavidSacks explained it’s not magic, it’s a compounding effect of relentless problem-solving and a work ethic like no other.
Marc Benioff asked what’s been the secret to success in the first year.
SACKS: “I mean, honestly, it’s President Trump.”
“He has a tremendous bias for action.”
“This is a tremendously consequential American president.”
“He has a tremendous sense of agency. He wants to get things done.”
“And, you know, I’ve been in meetings, in the in the Oval Office where you’ll describe a problem to him, his first instinct is to pick up the phone and it’s like, get so-and-so on the phone and that could be a Senator, or it could be a business leader or, you know, it could be anybody.”
“And his first instinct is, just get him on the phone. Let’s work this out right now.”
“You know any other president would not be like that.”
“This president wants to get things done as quickly as possible in that meeting, even if he can.”
“And he works incredibly hard. I mean, just constantly working.”
“And so when compound that effect of just meeting after meeting day after day, of that problem solving mindset and wanting to get things done, it really adds up.”