The Mayor

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[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@JesseBWatters America better wake up. No one wants this

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@BehizyTweets outstanding

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@NEWSMAX It's time to hit Iran so hard they will have no choice

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@elonmusk no pardon should be able to save him and whoever was telling him to do what he did. I am surprised that Some Husband Grandson Son or Neph hasn't went after him

[Nick Plumb @PlumbNick]

Mamdani wants to protect tax payer funded grocery store from non-NYC residents… they’ll need an ID card to enter.

You can make this up.

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@FoxNews He should be jailed and forced to talk. I am sure he will start singing as soon as he gets hit in the face a few times or pull a few finger nails out.

[Brandon @LibOrNormal]

Guy at a Chicago Cubs game refuses to stand during the National Anthem!

The guy behind him gets pissed and does this....

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

FDR mobilized millions of Americans to plant billions of trees, ultimately saving the nation’s declining forests.

In 1933, during the height of the Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). This ambitious program aimed to aid both a generation of struggling young men and the country’s neglected public lands.

From 1933 to 1942, the voluntary initiative enlisted more than three million unemployed men between the ages of 18 and 25. They were sent to isolated wilderness camps where, under structured, military style supervision, they constructed trails, built bridges, and battled wildfires. In exchange, participants received housing, food, and a monthly allowance of $30, with $25 of that amount sent directly to support their families back home.

The lasting impact of this Tree Army is still evident throughout the United States. CCC members planted nearly three billion trees, accounting for roughly half of all reforestation efforts in American history up to that point. They also developed essential infrastructure in more than 800 state and national parks.

When the program concluded as the United States entered World War II, many of these fit young men shifted from tools to military service. Today, the stone structures and extensive trail networks they created continue to form the foundation of America’s park systems, illustrating the enduring benefits of investing in both people and the natural environment.

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@FoxNews perfect candidate

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@FoxNews The US should just take Canada

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@usanewshq there should be term limits

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@NEWSMAX why dont they give proof of life

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@RealJamesWoods Terrible could you imagine if it was opposite. they would burn the stadium down

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@FoxNews These people need to be taught a lesson

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@FoxNews And the People of The United States draw attention to he was the 2nd worst President next to Biden (which he ran Biden) So Obama was really the worst

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@FoxNews Should have wiped Iran out. You cant trust them

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@JustJenRX 7 days is nothing

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@FoxNews He was terrible

[The Mayor @ronthemayor]

@EricLDaugh Semper Fi