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There’s only 1 person in Congress who doesn’t trade stocks, doesn’t take corporate PAC money, and has a public schedule. That’s me. And it should be the standard.
February 17, 2026 at 4:48 PM
There’s only 1 person in Congress who doesn’t trade stocks, doesn’t take corporate PAC money, and has a public schedule. That’s me. And it should be the standard.
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Just know this..
The reason trump is compromised & does Putin's bidding (including destroying America from the inside like they always wanted) goes back to the days trump owned those beauty pageants in Russia when he also knew Putin. Rest assured he has videos of Trump doing everything we've heard.
The reason trump is compromised & does Putin's bidding (including destroying America from the inside like they always wanted) goes back to the days trump owned those beauty pageants in Russia when he also knew Putin. Rest assured he has videos of Trump doing everything we've heard.
February 16, 2026 at 3:58 PM
Just know this..
The reason trump is compromised & does Putin's bidding (including destroying America from the inside like they always wanted) goes back to the days trump owned those beauty pageants in Russia when he also knew Putin. Rest assured he has videos of Trump doing everything we've heard.
The reason trump is compromised & does Putin's bidding (including destroying America from the inside like they always wanted) goes back to the days trump owned those beauty pageants in Russia when he also knew Putin. Rest assured he has videos of Trump doing everything we've heard.
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1/12 Peter Thiel is the Bond villain of the 21st century.
He is a powerful oligarch who operates in the shadows while pulling the strings of global politics.
He is potentially the most dangerous man in the world today.
What makes this Epstein-class oligarch so dangerous:
He is a powerful oligarch who operates in the shadows while pulling the strings of global politics.
He is potentially the most dangerous man in the world today.
What makes this Epstein-class oligarch so dangerous:
February 17, 2026 at 5:23 PM
1/12 Peter Thiel is the Bond villain of the 21st century.
He is a powerful oligarch who operates in the shadows while pulling the strings of global politics.
He is potentially the most dangerous man in the world today.
What makes this Epstein-class oligarch so dangerous:
He is a powerful oligarch who operates in the shadows while pulling the strings of global politics.
He is potentially the most dangerous man in the world today.
What makes this Epstein-class oligarch so dangerous:
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Fascist Russia is at war with the United States. A Russian asset, Donald Trump, has been the most devastating weapon Russia wields in this war.
February 16, 2026 at 4:46 PM
Fascist Russia is at war with the United States. A Russian asset, Donald Trump, has been the most devastating weapon Russia wields in this war.
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🔥 the only appropriate reaction to Lydia Moynihan
February 17, 2026 at 3:39 PM
🔥 the only appropriate reaction to Lydia Moynihan
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We tend to think of batteries as the ones in our phones. But the real shift is happening at grid scale.
Utility-scale “mega batteries” now have hundreds of millions of times the capacity of a smartphone battery.
Costs are down ~40% since 2024, and capacity in 2024 was 12x higher than in 2020.
Utility-scale “mega batteries” now have hundreds of millions of times the capacity of a smartphone battery.
Costs are down ~40% since 2024, and capacity in 2024 was 12x higher than in 2020.
February 16, 2026 at 10:44 AM
We tend to think of batteries as the ones in our phones. But the real shift is happening at grid scale.
Utility-scale “mega batteries” now have hundreds of millions of times the capacity of a smartphone battery.
Costs are down ~40% since 2024, and capacity in 2024 was 12x higher than in 2020.
Utility-scale “mega batteries” now have hundreds of millions of times the capacity of a smartphone battery.
Costs are down ~40% since 2024, and capacity in 2024 was 12x higher than in 2020.
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Many of us figured this out on our own:
"Every accusation is a confession" with Trump, and MAGA as a whole has adopted this very technique.
"Every accusation is a confession" with Trump, and MAGA as a whole has adopted this very technique.
February 16, 2026 at 3:01 PM
Many of us figured this out on our own:
"Every accusation is a confession" with Trump, and MAGA as a whole has adopted this very technique.
"Every accusation is a confession" with Trump, and MAGA as a whole has adopted this very technique.
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"The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little."
—FDR, 1937
—FDR, 1937
February 16, 2026 at 7:01 PM
"The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little."
—FDR, 1937
—FDR, 1937
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The USA and Russia are both proving the vital security necessity of energy independence.
The easiest, cheapest, and longest term way to deliver this is with renewable energy investment.
The USA also showing how important switching to European-based tech infrastructure is.
The easiest, cheapest, and longest term way to deliver this is with renewable energy investment.
The USA also showing how important switching to European-based tech infrastructure is.
February 15, 2026 at 6:59 PM
The USA and Russia are both proving the vital security necessity of energy independence.
The easiest, cheapest, and longest term way to deliver this is with renewable energy investment.
The USA also showing how important switching to European-based tech infrastructure is.
The easiest, cheapest, and longest term way to deliver this is with renewable energy investment.
The USA also showing how important switching to European-based tech infrastructure is.
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Reuters reports that Russia could sharply cut oil production in the near future due to intensifying pressure from the US and EU administrations, which will lead to a storage overflow.
www.reuters.com/markets/comm...
www.reuters.com/markets/comm...
February 16, 2026 at 4:34 PM
Reuters reports that Russia could sharply cut oil production in the near future due to intensifying pressure from the US and EU administrations, which will lead to a storage overflow.
www.reuters.com/markets/comm...
www.reuters.com/markets/comm...
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Fossil gas makes Europe vulnerable.
It fuels the climate crisis, drives up costs, and hands power over our energy to politicians we cannot trust.
Energy security means breaking free from gas.
#StopFossilGas
It fuels the climate crisis, drives up costs, and hands power over our energy to politicians we cannot trust.
Energy security means breaking free from gas.
#StopFossilGas
February 15, 2026 at 2:27 PM
Fossil gas makes Europe vulnerable.
It fuels the climate crisis, drives up costs, and hands power over our energy to politicians we cannot trust.
Energy security means breaking free from gas.
#StopFossilGas
It fuels the climate crisis, drives up costs, and hands power over our energy to politicians we cannot trust.
Energy security means breaking free from gas.
#StopFossilGas
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Government’s plan to import LNG for electricity generation would cost households and businesses up to $8.3bn
Same volume of electricity could be delivered through a $2.5b investment in rooftop solar panels and hot water heat pumps
evsandbeyond.co.nz/solar-heat-p...
Same volume of electricity could be delivered through a $2.5b investment in rooftop solar panels and hot water heat pumps
evsandbeyond.co.nz/solar-heat-p...
Solar, heat pumps ‘lower cost’ path than LNG for electrification, says NZGBC
A new report argues New Zealand can meet its looming energy shortfall by accelerating rooftop solar and electric hot water
evsandbeyond.co.nz
February 15, 2026 at 11:09 PM
Government’s plan to import LNG for electricity generation would cost households and businesses up to $8.3bn
Same volume of electricity could be delivered through a $2.5b investment in rooftop solar panels and hot water heat pumps
evsandbeyond.co.nz/solar-heat-p...
Same volume of electricity could be delivered through a $2.5b investment in rooftop solar panels and hot water heat pumps
evsandbeyond.co.nz/solar-heat-p...
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These are the oligarchs who seek to rule every aspect of our lives, and the current US regime is doing everything possible to facilitate that because it is owned by them.
February 16, 2026 at 11:53 AM
These are the oligarchs who seek to rule every aspect of our lives, and the current US regime is doing everything possible to facilitate that because it is owned by them.
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US is working with russia to divide Europe and Hungary is key player in this scheme.
February 16, 2026 at 11:20 AM
US is working with russia to divide Europe and Hungary is key player in this scheme.
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Gerhard Schröder is a textbook example of a modern European traitor.
He sold Germany’s energy security to the Kremlin for a seat on a board.
He traded his country’s future for a paycheck from Putin
He sold Germany’s energy security to the Kremlin for a seat on a board.
He traded his country’s future for a paycheck from Putin
February 15, 2026 at 5:24 PM
Gerhard Schröder is a textbook example of a modern European traitor.
He sold Germany’s energy security to the Kremlin for a seat on a board.
He traded his country’s future for a paycheck from Putin
He sold Germany’s energy security to the Kremlin for a seat on a board.
He traded his country’s future for a paycheck from Putin
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America is AOL. Every other country is going green. Meanwhile the USA economy is the only country in the world ignoring renewablesand betting everything on oil, gas & coal (like AOL did on dial-up in the age of high speed internet)
February 15, 2026 at 4:53 AM
America is AOL. Every other country is going green. Meanwhile the USA economy is the only country in the world ignoring renewablesand betting everything on oil, gas & coal (like AOL did on dial-up in the age of high speed internet)
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Somehow, all the programs that help the majority of Americans are decried as “wasteful spending,” but the ones that help billionaires aren’t…
Funny how that works.
Funny how that works.
February 15, 2026 at 9:01 PM
Somehow, all the programs that help the majority of Americans are decried as “wasteful spending,” but the ones that help billionaires aren’t…
Funny how that works.
Funny how that works.
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This one clip is now dark satire for Russians, and a reminder of how far Putin’s promises have fallen, and why he wants censorship: to shrink the audience for his failure.
February 15, 2026 at 7:59 PM
This one clip is now dark satire for Russians, and a reminder of how far Putin’s promises have fallen, and why he wants censorship: to shrink the audience for his failure.
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Posts like this, ROYALLY fuckin irritate me. Like, I think the majority of these things should happen. AND the popularity of these things are VASTLY overestimated by people:
- Pew found only 58% of people think taxes for individuals over $400k should be raised. That number is 63% with businesses.
- Pew found only 58% of people think taxes for individuals over $400k should be raised. That number is 63% with businesses.
February 15, 2026 at 12:30 AM
Posts like this, ROYALLY fuckin irritate me. Like, I think the majority of these things should happen. AND the popularity of these things are VASTLY overestimated by people:
- Pew found only 58% of people think taxes for individuals over $400k should be raised. That number is 63% with businesses.
- Pew found only 58% of people think taxes for individuals over $400k should be raised. That number is 63% with businesses.
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The heads of Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and Tesla all joined Trump at his inauguration.
Since then, largely thanks to Trump's Big Ugly Bill, their companies have reaped $51B in federal tax breaks — paid for by huge cuts to our social safety net.
This is what oligarchy looks like.
Since then, largely thanks to Trump's Big Ugly Bill, their companies have reaped $51B in federal tax breaks — paid for by huge cuts to our social safety net.
This is what oligarchy looks like.
February 15, 2026 at 7:00 PM
The heads of Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and Tesla all joined Trump at his inauguration.
Since then, largely thanks to Trump's Big Ugly Bill, their companies have reaped $51B in federal tax breaks — paid for by huge cuts to our social safety net.
This is what oligarchy looks like.
Since then, largely thanks to Trump's Big Ugly Bill, their companies have reaped $51B in federal tax breaks — paid for by huge cuts to our social safety net.
This is what oligarchy looks like.
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OTD in 1921 Soviet invasion of Georgia began. Less than a year before we signed a treaty with them promising we'd never invade.
Lying we won't & then invading anyway is a tradition I maintain to this day.
Lying we won't & then invading anyway is a tradition I maintain to this day.
February 15, 2026 at 1:30 PM
OTD in 1921 Soviet invasion of Georgia began. Less than a year before we signed a treaty with them promising we'd never invade.
Lying we won't & then invading anyway is a tradition I maintain to this day.
Lying we won't & then invading anyway is a tradition I maintain to this day.
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Neither the Trump-Epstein sexual crimes nor the Trump-Russia Kompromat blackmail seem to be a hoax.
February 15, 2026 at 5:09 PM
Neither the Trump-Epstein sexual crimes nor the Trump-Russia Kompromat blackmail seem to be a hoax.
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Rubio next to Fico in Slovakia, talking about Europe: “We don't want you to be dependent on us. We are not asking you to be a vassal of the United States. We want to be your partner.”
US tariffed its partners while demanding larger % of GDP to go into defense to buy more military aid from US
US tariffed its partners while demanding larger % of GDP to go into defense to buy more military aid from US
February 15, 2026 at 2:25 PM
Rubio next to Fico in Slovakia, talking about Europe: “We don't want you to be dependent on us. We are not asking you to be a vassal of the United States. We want to be your partner.”
US tariffed its partners while demanding larger % of GDP to go into defense to buy more military aid from US
US tariffed its partners while demanding larger % of GDP to go into defense to buy more military aid from US