When we see Elon Musk acquire Twitter for $46 billion, ostensibly for ideological reasons, when Jeff Bezos waves the white flag at his Washington Post on MSM credibility, when Zuckerberg withheld political giving in this cycle and traveled to Mar-a-Lago, you can be sure that the richest men in the world, controlling the most valuable and important American companies in the world are making power plays— interest-based decisions behind the scenes— which are inextricable bound up with government in general and the national security apparatus in particular.

On the contrary, these Silicon Valley billionaires did not "become based" after watching Joe Rogan or lifting weights. They hired style consultants and marketing firms to create a brand identity for their financial/political agenda.

These are all absolutely horrible picks. Each worse than the last.

State dept: Brian Hook
UN: Elise Stefanik
NSA: Mike Waltz
Sec State: Marco Rubio
Sec Treasury: Scott Bassett
DHS: Kristi Noem

I thought we were voting for freaking epic Hulk Hogan

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One of my most important attributes, which many people see as a character flaw, is that I will never do something that I don’t want to do.

In politics this is an extremely rare trait, since most people will do almost anything to get ahead or for money. Sometimes I come across as intractable or disagreeable but this is why I am so independent.

If you want people to listen to your ideas it helps to be at 12% body fat and smell good first

The game gon spank you

Grief and tribulation allow man to comprehend what he has heard a hundred times before but never understood.

Unironically my conception of politics is based heavily on Cicero’s, which emphasizes the effect of propriety and decorum on the interpersonal bonds needed to engage in politics. So this is why I think it’s okay to comment on how yo breath stank and you need to take a shower ?

Yeah actually protection does favor certain industries over other because some are more productive than others. A classic example of this is exporting cotton and then buying textiles with the costs of foreign labor and foreign capital investment and foreign warehousing and foreign transport and the training of a foreign merchant marine added into the price that Americans are then supposed to pay to foreigners.