JUST IN: Gov. Ron DeSantis on ending property taxes statewide
"You buy a home, you buy land... and then, you've been taxed many times [on that]... is it your property, or not? Just for being on your property, you've got to write a check to the government every year?"
"A lot of people can't afford that. That's a big issue. We're going to be looking at ways to bring people relief from that."
H-1Bs are the hill to die on. No, these aren't the "best and the brightest." It's not a "brain drain" of the world; it's a wage drain—of people who should be middle class Americans, whose wages are going into the pockets of the oligarchs. Thanks @piersmorgan for letting me rant!
“What about people who got the vaccine and are now afraid of myocarditis or autoimmunity - is there anything they can do?”
More people than ever are trying to detox from the experimental spike proteins they injected themselves with several times during Covid.
Bannon: I’m also for big restrictions on legal immigration. Every college and engineering school is flooded with foreign students taking American jobs. American jobs should be for Americans.
President Trump and I disagree on this. He said every college and community college graduate should have a green card stapled to their diploma. I said, ‘We love you, but I’d recommend an exit visa for foreign graduates to return home in 30 days and help their nations. Community colleges should be for American citizens, especially African Americans and Hispanics, who won’t move up the economic chain without this.’
The people who just gave Donald Trump a sweeping mandate do not want Thune or Cornyn to lead the US Senate.
They want Rick Scott. It's very clear.
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BREAKING: FEMA Whistleblower Goes Public, Reveals Agency’s Focus on “DEI Initiatives” Over Disaster Response: “There Are Higher Priorities Given to Different Racial Groups”
“The number one goal of FEMA is to instill equity in emergency management. It's not to save lives. It's not to create stronger communities that will weather future disasters,” revealed Kelsey Goodman, a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Hazard Mitigation Emergency Manager for REGION 4. Goodman has come forward to discuss concerns about FEMA’s response to recent disaster-stricken communities.
After Hurricane Helene, North Carolina residents reported seeing few FEMA responders on the ground, despite widespread devastation and flooding. Many people, Goodman observed, were "videoing themselves stranded" with little to no visible federal help. She described how “residents are very upset. They don't see FEMA on the ground,” adding, “We are not there, and they're very frustrated.”
Goodman expressed frustration about FEMA’s approach, stating that their internal narrative differed from the experiences of those in the affected areas. She explained that, internally, employees were told they were doing everything right, and “Anyone who has a problem with the way we're doing things, they're bad actors, they're spreading misinformation.”
She detailed FEMA’s increasing focus on equity initiatives, revealing, "We are prioritizing disadvantaged communities when there's no clear definition of what that is,” Goodman said. According to her, this focus is detracting from FEMA’s core mission to assist all Americans facing urgent needs after disasters. “When you're dedicating that time and those resources to things that you can't tie to fact… you're not dedicating to the things that matter, which is helping American families stay safe.”
Despite potential risks, Goodman explained her motivation for coming forward: “If you feel a calling from the Lord…you need to speak the truth.” She called on FEMA to refocus on disaster response essentials, stating, “We have the resources. We need to get back to basics and use them to actually help people.”