"... would you like me to leave the Presidency in order to make “hosting” a full time job?" Yes.

Fun fact: vengeance isn't a permissible basis for the use of force under international law.

The US government is now a mafia organization.

The vast majority of Americans want to live in a country where immigrants who do everything right aren’t yanked out of line by federal agents right before they swear an oath to become citizens.

Dear American friends, Europe is your closest ally, not your problem. And we have common enemies. At least that’s how it has been in the last 80 years. We need to stick to this, this is the only reasonable strategy of our common security. Unless something has changed.

Over a third of GOP voters think the moon landing was faked and that the Holocaust was greatly exaggerated or didn’t happen as historians describe. Over 40% think 9/11 was likely an inside job. And more than half still think the 2020 election was rigged.

🚨 JD Vance is now claiming that when settlers arrived in the New World, they “found widespread child sacrifice” and that “Christian civilization ended the practice.” Archaeologists and historians, including experts in North American Indigenous history, say this is a complete

"Every day, I am struck by all the ways in which we are reliving the 1890s."

Massachusetts permitted slavery for more than two centuries, and again, long after it transitioned from being a colony to being a U.S. state.

... from the tireless efforts of abolitionists, many of them Black, and of the enslaved themselves. Regardless of the date, saying Massachusetts was "never a slave state" is a bit misleading, given there was widespread slavery in Massachusetts starting in 1630.

This matters. It illustrates that the white voters of Massachusetts were not, on the whole, anti-slavery until close to the Civil War. And that emancipation in Massachusetts arose not from white morality, but from economic practicality, the impact of the Revolution, and (cont.)

Massachusetts didn't abolish slavery in 1783. While courts weakened the institution in the 1780s, there was no law or court decision abolishing slavery in the state until the 1840s. The 1783 Quock Walker case was important, but involved no ruling that slavery was abolished.

Myths about its role in slavery remain widespread in Massachusetts: "Massachusetts has never been a slave state, becoming the first to abolish the practice in 1783." https://t.co/aIGSg7UI03

When I was 22 years old, I commissioned as an Ensign in the United States Navy and swore an oath to the Constitution. I upheld that oath through flight school, multiple deployments on the USS Midway, 39 combat missions in Operation Desert Storm, test pilot school, four space

A measles outbreak in Arizona and Utah shows no sign of slowing, putting the U.S. dangerously close to losing its elimination status for the vaccine-preventable disease.

We've come a long way from "the law won't allow us to keep paying SNAP" to "we'll do anything not to follow these court orders to pay."

It's really bad that lying is so normalized at the highest levels of government. And this isn't 'my point of view vs yours'. This isn't differing interpretations. This is knowing the stone-cold, 100% dead set truth, staring directly into camera, and lying about it anyways.

To sum up: Tylenol isn't associated with autism, but COVID-19 is #maskup

If you see someone wearing a mask and your reaction is "why are they still doing that?" — It's because they're following the science, and you're not. You're following a social norm created by the corporate takeover of public health, and they're not. No need to further wonder!

@jmgraduati39839 @DavidAFrench Vaccines carry risks like any intervention, but rigorous trials and billions of doses show serious adverse events are exceedingly rare, far outweighed by prevented deaths from diseases like COVID-19. VAERS reports raw events without causation; population studies find no excess