“No matter how difficult it may seem to speak truth against a tidal wave of hostility, character assassination, death threats, backstabbing from my employer, it was never even a remote consideration to stop. Why not? Because people were dying & I know right from wrong” 100% right

I guess @realDonaldTrump understands and believes in alliances. I assume the "experts" in national security and international affairs will now say they were wrong🤔

Yeah - sort of an IQ test.

Wondering which is true (but I think I know):.A) power corrupts?.B) corrupt people seek power?.🤔.

As Thatcher said, "socialists don't want to give people choice, for they're afraid people won't choose socialism".

In the US a frightening percentage of young people think censorship is good and vote for socialism. I guarantee many support govt overtly controlling your energy use. Whatever happened to young people passionate about individual freedom??.

And yes, the corrupt media ignored it.

.@DrLarryArnn: “Expert knowledge is narrow knowledge, and no one can be an expert on the range of things necessary to every serious practical decision. We human beings are made to govern ourselves, and we shouldn’t have so much government.”

"NSF gave millions to develop AI-powered social media censorship tools — a direct assault on free speech.".@realDonaldTrump is 100% right to demand accountability. As Margaret Thatcher pointed out 10/14/1983 "There is no such thing as public money, there is only taxpayer's money"

.@DrLarryArnn: “When I came to @Hillsdale, we had 150 pages of student rules. I’ve reduced them to three-quarters of one page… and I try to get rid of some of them every year. The reason is: you don’t need rules. Everybody knows what’s good and what’s not.”

.@DrLarryArnn, President of @Hillsdale: “To come to Hillsdale College, you have to sign the honor code. [But] the only rule everybody can remember is: be good. If you have that intention—and a commitment in advance—then suddenly, you don’t need rules.”

.@realDonaldTrump >15 million American seniors (~1/3) take 5+ meds daily. As the pop'n ages, society will become even more dependent on drugs to treat the biggest killers—heart disease, cancer, stroke. Preventing supply interruption. is national security."

.@stoolpresidente 🎯 re NYC voters "These are college kids- never probably had a job, grown up coddled, reading books about how the world is, never been in the real world. I don't like any govt [that's] disincentivized initiative [or] working hard- that's what socialism does"

Leverage, anyone?🤔 "China is deeply dependent on U.S. cancer drugs. World-wide 51 of 54 new cancer drugs (pre-COVID) were available w/in 2 years in the U.S. - only 2 were available in China. Cancer survival in China is only half that in the U.S."

Drug supply is a matter of national security, and we wrote specific solutions in 2020. No one cared. @HHS @realDonaldTrump might read this:

.@DrLarryArnn: “Americans are the only widespread charitable population on the face of the earth, and have been for 200 years.”. Atlas: “We have a massive philanthropy culture that is simply nonexistent [elsewhere]—even in our European peer nations.”

PREDICTION to check later: regardless of evidence of obvious crimes, there will be NO punishment to leaders of the Russia collusion hoax and cover-up. Just like COVID and everything else done by the powerful, it will all be theater. NO punishment, NO accountability.

Lawfare under Dems? Tried punishing me (for being correct)- "honorable" Clyburn & subcomm disgracefully harassed me, demanded @Stanford General Counsel give my ems in Oct'21, interrogated me (their attys were imbeciles), cost me $1,000s & defamed me w/lies.

.@DrLarryArnn: “The money that funds research [within universities] existed before the government got its mitts on it. And that means, they could be funded directly from the source [of that money].”

Atlas: “. @Harvard [has] a $50 billion endowment that they never use—[meaning] it never goes down in value—yet they keep taking massive amounts of taxpayer money.”

Scott welcomes @DrLarryArnn, the 12th president of @Hillsdale College. They discuss controversial issues involving college campuses, including free speech and its limits, the impact of government funding, and the admission of foreign students into US universities.