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@Heritage @DeAngelisCorey AI in classrooms should be a tool for thinking, not a shortcut around it.

Use it to explain hard concepts.
Use it to prepare kids for the world they are walking into.

But do not pretend the safeguards are optional.
The people writing the prompts are teaching too.

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@JonathanTurley Pretty hard to sell "trust the science" when the answer to basic accountability questions becomes silence.

Public trust was spent very aggressively for a long time.

People are allowed to ask where it went.

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@EricLDaugh Quiet work like this matters.

Not every foreign-policy win is a speech,
A summit,
Or a headline written for cable news.

Sometimes it is a family getting their child back.
That is worth noticing.

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@Polymarket Defense spending should always come with a simple test:

Does it make America harder to threaten?
Does it rebuild the industrial base?
Does it give our people the tools before the crisis arrives?

If yes, build it here and build enough of it.

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@BreitbartNews @jmilei_english A country has the right to expect guests to respect the country they entered.

That should not be a radical sentence.

Open borders thinking always acts shocked when nations remember they are allowed to have standards.

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@RonDeSantis That’s the part DC hates admitting.

Viral clips are easy.

Accountability is the hard part.

If the rules only apply to regular people, people stop trusting the whole system.

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@RonDeSantis Every time socialism gets dressed up as a “new idea,” it’s usually the same old idea with better lighting.

Government-run groceries sounds cute until the shelves start looking like a group project nobody turned in.

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@EricLDaugh Good.

Kids should learn what communism actually did, not the bumper-sticker version professors sell later.

History is a lot cheaper than relearning it the hard way.

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@EricLDaugh That young man showed more courage in one moment than a lot of adults show in a lifetime.

“I wasn’t going to let go” is exactly the kind of character we should be celebrating.

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@ZitoSalena Exactly.

You learn more about America in towns like those than you ever will from a green room in DC.

The middle of somewhere is where the country still makes sense.

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@FBIDirectorKash This is what taxpayer accountability is supposed to look like.

Not another speech.
Not another strongly worded hearing.

Find the scammers.
Follow the money.
Make the people stealing from Americans feel like the rules actually apply again.

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@Polymarket AI does not run on vibes.

It runs on power,
Land,
Security,
And the kind of infrastructure America used to understand how to build without needing a therapy session first.

If we want to lead the future, we have to produce the energy for it.

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@GuntherEagleman If the title is Leader,
Lead.

Do not point at the White House.
Do not shrug at the vote count.
Do not explain why nothing can be done.

Normal people are tired of hiring Republicans who sound like the minority party when they have power.

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@EricLDaugh Government using taxpayer money to compete with private stores is always sold as compassion.
Then the bill shows up,
The small businesses get squeezed,
And the same politicians act shocked when there are fewer options.
Socialism is great at naming problems.
Terrible at fixing it.

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@JonathanTurley Free speech is easy to support when everyone agrees.

The test is whether people can say unpopular things without the government turning disagreement into a legal project.

Once speech needs permission from the state,
It is not really free.
It is rented.

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@EricLDaugh This is the kind of workforce policy normal people can understand.

Veterans get training.
Companies get drivers.
Taxpayers see their money pointed at Americans who already served.

More of this, please.

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@TheChiefNerd The fastest way to lose public trust is to demand it instead of earning it.

People are not anti-science for asking hard questions.

They are anti-being-talked-down-to.

Big difference.

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@GuntherEagleman 34 days off after barely getting back to work is one of those Washington sentences that explains the whole problem.

If the job matters,
Stay there and do it.

Normal people do not get a recess button.

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@EricLDaugh One senator objecting to recess should not be treated like some wild act of courage.

If the bill matters, stay in the room.
Take the vote.
Put names on the board.

Voters are tired of watching promises disappear the second Washington finds the exit door.

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@EricLDaugh Government-backed grocery stores closing this fast is a pretty clear lesson.

You cannot subsidize your way into competence.

At some point people need stores that work, prices they can handle, and fewer politicians treating failure like a pilot program.