@goldieaz1963@glennbeck@POTUS@realDonaldTrump The question shouldnt be whether the meat comes from a rancher or a processor it should be whether the same food safety standards are actually being enforced
@homeroadrianp@Rhevolver Sometimes having the power to act is exactly why you dont need to act if the relationship is working theres no reason to create a problem just to prove a poin
@Bpositive52@DHSgov If people dont trust the government anymore voting alone clearly isnt going to fix that but getting the facts right still matters if the goal is actually fixing the problem
@kamhoward@SecScottBessent@SenWarren I can forgive a bad economic decision what worries me is when nobody seems willing to learn from the last one
thats when incompetence starts looking like something worse
@WatcherGuru So apparently the AI wars have reached the breakup stage. First they compete for users, then they compete for compute, and now they’re taking away each other’s coding assistants. Grab the popcorn.
@pkuzina@WhiteHouse Renaming a place may create headlines, but it doesn’t lower anyone’s grocery bill or improve access to healthcare. Symbolism has its place, but governing means dealing with the problems people actually feel every day.
@EnufisEnuf7@marklevinshow A name change is a lot more convincing when there’s a clear historical reason behind it. The interesting part isn’t who complains the loudest, but whether the new name actually reflects the history and identity of the people who live there.
@ITOOBAD@FDGenetics Shorter supply chains and more local production sound appealing, but farming in 2026 can’t simply copy 250 years ago. Land capacity, animal health, food safety, and population density all matter. Simple is good, but sustainable has to come first.
@LeslieBatning@DavidPiotrowski The biggest issue here is that it took nine months for the owner to regain control of their own property. A legal system should protect due process without leaving property owners carrying the cost of someone else’s damage.
@ST3V3NJP@Old_SchoolEddie The interesting question here isn’t simply vaccines or no vaccines. It’s where the line should be drawn between legitimate public health requirements and religious or parental autonomy, especially when the schools themselves aren’t relying on public funding.
@jeff_burnss@Aegon906501721@MightyTesla@SawyerMerritt@TeslaGoesPlaid That’s the distinction I’d focus on too. The market can believe in robotaxis years before the revenue actually shows up. At some point, the story has to graduate from AI 4.0 headlines to utilization, revenue, margins, and actual cash flow.