N. Hum

Olympic Hopeful, Christian, Wife, Mom to 3, Nana to 16, GG to 3, Cat Mom, AZ Maga Patriot,
I ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Tesla. messages r 🚫.

[Brandon Gill @realBrandonGill]

At this point, if you don't support mandating voter ID and proof-of-citizenship to vote, I will just assume that you're in favor of illegal aliens voting and foreign adversaries compromising our elections.

[Joel Berry @JoelWBerry]

My goodness. One of the best things I’ve ever heard. Bravo.

[N. Hum @nannertoe2]

Yipee!

[John Rich🇺🇸 @johnrich]

UPDATE: Just spoke with @ASU President @michaelcrow and to his credit, has agreed to drop court proceedings against 89 year old Robert Young concerning his home. Mr Young can keep his home right where it is. Thank you, Dr Crow. Details in video🫡

[N. Hum @nannertoe2]

@MAGAVoice It is much more than that. That is what they can prove.

[N. Hum @nannertoe2]

This breaks my heart. We should be caring for our most vulnerable.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

HOLY CR*P 🚨 Sober living facilities in Arizona caught in organized ring to recruit vulnerable people. Once inside they were fed drugs to keep them there, as many as 2,000 deaths from things like overdose AND BODIES BURIED IN UNMARKED GRAVES to cover it up and keep the money flowing

Again, they did this to keep the money coming, as much as $12 BILLION could have been stolen with this scheme

“We're calling this an alleged Medicaid fraud scheme. Feels like human trafficking — it clearly is human trafficking and not just a Medicaid fraud scheme because the two of them go hand in hand.

— They were held against their will. They were given drugs, they were given alcohol, they were picked up, they were promised certain things, and as soon as they got in homes. Their phones were taken away

— It feels very organized. Are we talking a criminal network? Are we talking sober home operators, recruiters? Are there government employees a part of this?”

“Yes, all that you've mentioned are all involved”

“The state just continued to let it happen, enabled it, was funding it. And then it exploded into— over several years — as much as $8 to $12 billion in fraud.

I go back to one of the most chilling aspects, the people who died, the people who are missing. What exactly happened to them I mean, the people who died, what happened to their bodies?

You know, many of them are in unmarked graves. They were never accounted for

— They were feeding their addictions to control them with alcohol and drugs to keep them addicted so they could continue the billing for longer periods of time. And so, the stories of overdoses and people trying to escape, people being shot”

This fraud scheme is massive, the state suspended 300+ providers, launched investigations into grants for tribes

100+ indictments and charges filed

You already know this same thing is happening in every state…. Just imagine states like California, Oregon and Washington.. I get it’s 100x this bad

7,000+ Native American victims and families impacted. They are filing cases of wrongful death, injury, displacement, homelessness and of course services not rendered

[N. Hum @nannertoe2]

@SteveScaliseGOP I will not donate to the GOP that betrays me. Pass the SAVE Act, approve appointments, codify Trumps executive orders, then I will.

[MOMof DataRepublican @data_republican]

Truth right here.

DSA has stated that the most important thing they can do is take down America from within.

One tactic is to pit generations against each other. If you're blaming boomers or any other generation for your misery, you're being played. Stand united against communism!

[N. Hum @nannertoe2]

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[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Hezbollah official: “We’re currently investing in protests and demonstrations in Western countries, especially among college students.

We already have Muslim students agitating, but it is the Western students themselves who will destabilize their own countries.”

This is the decades-old plan by the Iranian regime, Qatar and their proxies Hezbollah, Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood to destroy America and Europe.

[N. Hum @nannertoe2]

@PHXAZ1852 In Phoenix we get our gas from California.

[Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus]

Elon warned Apple had no clue what happens to their data once they hand it over to OpenAI.

And Jason had similarly warned developers loud and clear to never work with Scam Altman’s OpenAI API.

The “partnership” is bait to hide the fact that they’re studying them.

Altman gives them the tools, watches exactly how they innovate, then comes for it like the Borg, stealing every good idea while they do all the work.

He wants every dollar from the ecosystem, and that’s what he learned from Zuckerberg, who learned it from Bill Gates.

[N. Hum @nannertoe2]

@HomanNews This is not true.

[N. Hum @nannertoe2]

@Sassafrass_84 They eventually stop calling.

[Garret Lewis @GarretLewis]

Looks like @uarizona needs to scrub this page on it's website that shows illegals how they can get in-state tuition. It's disgraceful how UA is trying to help illegals get scholarships while they cut scholarships to American students. https://t.co/2qy71nsF5T

[Rep. Alexander Kolodin @realAlexKolodin]

Today, a court ruled, once again, that Adrian Fontes violated the law. And not for the first time, he was caught violating the First Amendment itself.

This is a pattern. Court after court has had to step in to stop Fontes from breaking the rules he’s sworn to enforce. Arizona’s chief election officer shouldn’t need judges to explain the Constitution or basic state election laws to him, yet repeatedly they’ve had to.

Arizonans deserve a Secretary of State who follows the law the first time, so every legal vote counts and every voter, regardless of Party, can trust both the process and outcome of our elections.

[Tyler Bowyer @tylerbowyer]

This is the news that won’t be reported by anyone in media.

Maricopa County did everything it possibly could do to stop County Recorder Justin Heap from doing his job.

I didn’t think it was possible for Maricopa County to embarrass itself more, but they have done it

[Race 🕊️ @multiplanet1]

A SpaceX engineer once watched Elon Musk reject a part that cost $120,000 from an aerospace supplier because he believed SpaceX could build the same thing themselves for $3,000.

The engineering team thought he was insane.

He walked into the machine shop, sat down with two junior engineers, and started sketching an alternative design on scrap paper. For the next 14 hours he didn't leave. He didn't eat. He barely spoke except to ask technical questions or reject ideas that didn't reduce cost.

By morning they had a working design. They manufactured it for $3,900. It performed identically to the $120,000 part.

The engineer who was there said that was the day he understood why SpaceX was different from every other aerospace company. It was that the CEO would personally sit in a machine shop for 14 hours to save $116,000 on a single component. Multiply that obsession across every part on every rocket and you get a company that launches for one tenth the cost of its competitors.

Most CEOs approve budgets. Elon approves bolts. That's the difference between running a space company and revolutionizing space travel.

[Adam Carolla @adamcarolla]

Agreed

[Kyledude95 @Kyledude95]

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