Whenever government proposes a new program, I want four answers: What problem does it solve? What will it cost? How will success be measured? And what happens if it fails? That isn’t cynicism. That’s basic accountability.
@DefiantLs If accurate, that raises a real national security concern. But the standard should apply consistently, regardless of which outlet or administration is involved.
@EricLDaugh If accurate, that demands a serious audit, not a partisan victory lap. Never used it, alone doesn’t prove fraud, but unexplained enrollment deserves answers.
@PaulTassi That’s probably the practical answer, but removing the annual identity altogether makes the world feel a little less alive. Familiar doesn’t have to mean pointless.
@EricLDaugh If we’re serious about accountability, the standard should apply to everyone, including rushed approvals, mandates, messaging, and pharmaceutical influence.
@FoxNews Interesting case. Home distilling raises real safety and tax concerns, but a federal felony for making a small personal batch seems worth reevaluating.
@PaulTassi Good clarification. A free unvaulting is the right move, especially for returning players who already paid for content that was later removed.
@DineshDSouza Critiquing Calvinism is fair, but calling it devil worship is reckless. Disagree with its theology without misrepresenting the Christians who hold it.
@RealAmVoice@POTUS International coordination isn’t automatically globalist control. AI crosses borders, and basic standards for safety, security, and accountability may prevent problems rather than surrender sovereignty.
@ThePatriotOasis That’s an extraordinary claim.,Permanent security control, and,complete authority, would require more than a presidential signature, especially Greenland’s consent and Denmark’s constitutional process.
@EricLDaugh Strong rhetoric can be compelling, but 10/10 is subjective. The real test is whether the speech produces wise policy and measurable results, not just applause.
@StateDept Sovereignty matters, but so do lawful asylum claims and humane enforcement. A serious policy has to protect both the border and due process.
@realDailyWire Human rights should mean protecting every person from persecution, including Christians, while rejecting both open borders and irreversible decisions for children.
@sizzle_sarah The media spectacle is entertaining, but accountability matters more than the punchline. Both politicians and networks deserve scrutiny, especially when coverage becomes theater.