George McEwen

Husband, father, Christian, Patriot. Being a husband and father has brought me unimagined happiness. Being a Christian and a Patriot has brought me peace.

[Monica Almaguer @MonicaMAlmaguer]

What would happen if women were honest about why they stopped having sex 💣

[Fit_Fusion @FitFusion__]

I bet you never seen this idea!

[Bjorn Lomborg @BjornLomborg]

A new WHO climate report exaggerates heat deaths while hiding that cold deaths have fallen by roughly 250× more than heat deaths have risen.

That’s not science — it’s the suppression of inconvenient data to manufacture a crisis.

https://t.co/y7BZviRGHZ

https://t.co/DM0yoFqgTe

[Planet Of Memes @PlanetOfMemes]

@libsoftiktok Fact.

[Steve Martin @RighttoTryGuy]

I will open a public offer here to discuss this on X spaces with Adam, if he’d like.

Personally, I’m in favor of very stringent informed consent requirements. In Montana, we require two different recorded forms of informed consent, and strong guarantees that no claims of safety or efficacy are made (and in fact are explicitly disclaimed).

Having thought about this issue for a long time, my conclusion is that there should be a single standardized form of informed consent for preapproval treatment access. Maybe our ETRB can pioneer best practices here.

But I think it’s important for everyone else to notice that even the people who bring up these concerns won’t go so far as to say that preventing these problems should trump a patient’s Right to Try. As they shouldn’t. Patients who have given informed consent should never be prevented from accessing treatment by any bureaucracy, no matter how well intentioned said bureaucracy may be. The role of the government here is to ensure people are accurately informed, not to act as a blocker to patients.

[Rian Doris @RianSweetDoris]

Learning is one of the fastest ways to rebuild momentum and drive. If you’re feeling flat and disengaged, 10x your learning volume and soon you’ll feel flow re-emerging.

[Tyler Todt @tyromper]

On my flight today they announced it was our pilots last flight ever.

He was retiring after 29 years & this was his last time being the captain.

The whole plane gave him a big standing ovation when he landed.

He shook all our hands, thanked us, & was tearing up as we got off the plane.

Really human moment I am grateful we all got to experience.

I'm so bullish on humanity.
People are good. ❤️🙏

[FBI Director Kash Patel @FBIDirectorKash]

This is only the FIRST within the first week of announcing the Most Wanted Fraudster List.

More to come!

DKP🇺🇸

[yelcat @yelcat2]

@EricLDaugh Marco's on it.

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST IN: DHS Sec. Markwayne Mullin tells NYC Mayor Mamdani ICE IS SURGING TO HIS CITY ANYWAY, whether he likes it or not 🔥

"We have mayors like Mamdani in New York who want to say you're not welcome, as a mayor he knows what's happening on the streets. He knows who he's harboring, and at this point in abetting, by saying that we can't go operate, we're going to!"

"We're going to go find the worst of the worst. We're going to rescue as many kids as we possibly can. We're going to enforce our nation's laws, and we're going to right the wrongs that the Biden administration turned a blind eye to, is because of President Trump's leadership."

[Social Butterfinger @SocialButtrFngr]

@zerohedge Grip it and Rip it

[🇻🇦 Fr Victor Feltes @StuffForSisters]

I want to see baseball analytics on what percentage of U.S. senators would be expected to make this catch.

[Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit @drawandstrike]

The entire ActBlue legal team jumping ship a year and a half ago should’ve told everybody how bad this was.

They didn’t even attempt to hang around and argue about this.

They knew once the government gangsters in bed with them lost control of federal law enforcement, what the money trail was going to show when this was investigated.

When Trump won in 2024 and they saw this was coming, every freaking lawyer jumped ship.

And now she is literally sitting there all by herself holding the bag.

[High Signal AI @HighSignal_AI]

A flying robot that doesn't just fly. It reaches in and pushes, grabs, and manipulates objects with its own articulated body:

Media: AiOrion

[Lake Bum @dustopian]

Election systems should be required to have transparency, validation, controls, transfer security, auditable results, and accountability.

No bank would count their money the way California counts votes.

[Flopping Aces @FloppingAces]

Imagine you’re sitting at a poker table with friends.

You throw down a three of a kind. The same guy gets up, goes to the bathroom, and comes back three minutes later with a better three of a kind. This keeps happening. At what point do you stop telling yourself it’s probably just a coincidence?

That’s the exact situation happening in California.

California keeps delivering election results that shift after long, unexplained delays, after huge mail-in batches, and after verification standards most serious countries would reject outright. And every time people raise an eyebrow, they’re told some version of “trust the process.”

Meanwhile, in parts of the world they still count votes out in the open with painted rocks in the town square so everyone watching can see the count happen in real time. No mystery. No back rooms. No “we’ll update the numbers in a few days.” The entire goal is making sure normal people actually believe the outcome is legitimate.

Real legitimacy comes from processes that look believable to the people who have to accept the results. When you do the opposite ... hidden counting, weak verification, multi-day delays ... you’re not strengthening trust. You’re just seeing how much the public will tolerate before they stop believing anything.

So here’s the real question: How many times does the guy have to come back from the bathroom with a suspiciously better hand before we’re allowed to say the game looks rigged?

Not stolen in some dramatic movie sense. Just structurally built so the house advantage is obvious to anyone paying attention.

When does “trust the process” stop being reassurance and start sounding like an insult?
(article below)

[American Thinker @AmericanThinker]

Blade Runner as Prophecy — In 1982, Blade Runners' vision of human degradation felt like an impossible fiction. Today, it reads like a conservative prophecy. https://t.co/zonyY5VHn9

[City Journal @CityJournal]

Fire expert Gabriel Mann says there is a plan to prevent wildfires in California, but “it keeps getting stalled, primarily because of state bureaucracy that blocks all of this work.”

“See the color of this stuff behind me? It’s ready to burn.”

[🎼🌺Music Love♥️ @ThoNg676733]

You're awesome bro 👏 So talented