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Catholic. Entrepreneur. Buys too many books. Beat a brain tumor once. Enjoys too much coffee.

Miami, FL
Joined October 2022
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I get that people are scared, but people need to think more calmly. Many times in history new innovations wiped out jobs that existed before those innovations made them unnecessary. Industrial farming equipment, mechanical textile equipment, etc. Each time society changed significantly, and new jobs and economic systems developed. Yes, AI and Automation will probably wipe out 90%+ of existing jobs, but that happened to luddites and agricultural workers and the world didn't collapse. It seems scarier because all the jobs are different, but 90% of jobs is 90% of jobs whether they are different jobs or the same job. Society will adjust and new ways of doing things will be created. My gut is that many many more people will become small business owners as businesses become easier to set up, navigate taxes and regulations, and staff with bots and robots. Which means businesses that aren't economically viable today, will be in a few years. That niche coffee and esoteric culinary delight shop that can't work because of labor, accounting, and logistic costs? It works now. That trading card and table-top game shop? People have more free time and disposable money and it costs less to rent because big office buildings are empty, so it works now. A book club hangout spot and bookstore? Tons of open real estate and second hand furniture is going to be available, and zero employees needed day-to-day. Will these be ultra profitable? no. will they replace the salary from the lost job for the owner who opens it? yes. So maybe peoples incomes become 1 business = 1-3 salaries, but it's in the space they are passionate about and its a lot more fun. No, AI and automation won't create utopia. There will be difficulties and discomfort during the implementation. There will be some very sad stories. On the other side of it there will be downsides too. Probably more addiction, more people existing at the more comfortable subsistence level than thriving doing something new, some people failing to adjust, older people struggling to re-create a career when they were almost at the end of theirs, etc. We will need to help these people through these downsides. But the potential upside is pretty incredible.
My friend runs one of the biggest woodworking businesses in the northeast. He was telling me the other day Anthropic offered him $1M just watch his team create cabinets. $1M! No other strings attached. Three months of watching employees virtually so they can model, learn and integrate it into Claude. The rep said they were doing this with multiple firms across every industry. All knowledge work will have every scenario and use case backed by experts 10k hours, in Claude within the next year or two. Not a doomer but the "AI isn't going to drive job losses" is going to be so wrong it hurts.
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Replying to @LeaderJohnThune
@LeaderJohnThune “I’m still funding the Taliban, didn’t stop congressional stock trading, didn’t pass the save act, blocked recess appointments, and over 700 pieces of legislation from the house is covered in dust on my desk, so I don’t know why they are mad at me!” Also Thune, “it’s only the people paying attention online who know how badly I’ve betrayed America and failed in my job don’t like me, the people who watch CNN and MSNBC or no news at all and couldn’t pick me out of a lineup feel very neutral about me and isn’t that how voters should feel about a Senate Leaders performance, neutral?”
🔥🚨 BREAKING — Sen. John Thune just SHRUGGED OFF Americans who are angry at him for FAILING to get key legislation PASSED... BAIER: "People are angry." THUNE: "Sure. Yeah." BAIER: "Really angry. Of course they are. Some of them are really angry at you." THUNE: "Yeah. Well, and they have been for a long time, and that’s been going on for some time. This isn’t new. This is kind of a daily experience for me, at least in the online world." He said he has talked to the President, who is frustrated with the Senate like every president is. THUNE: "The Senate is a hard place to do business. We have, you know, it’s a deliberative body, it’s a non-majoritarian body by design."
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🤣 Waymo is to driverless taxis what theranos “Edison” was to medtech.
‘Waymo is basically like when you are pretty good at basketball and then all of a sudden you play a black person. and then you realize you’re not good at basketball at all that’s kind of like what’s happening with Waymo and Tesla right now.’ - A friend of mine who lives in Austin 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Letting John Thune retain his leadership position is effectively giving Chuck Schumer control of the senate today instead of in 60 days.
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Remember, the Epstein files attention seeking behavior took massie from a relatively unknown except to the terminally online to a CNN primetime name. He and Ro (a braindead socialist democrat) started getting daily media attention, social media followings, etc. They used the real victims of Epstein as a platform to elevate themselves, promising to reveal secrets being withheld from the public if you just donate a little more, just one more time. Then they dropped it when it was no longer useful. Massie is a depraved egomaniac who took about 5 seconds to move on from his wife to a series of congresswomen and staffers, keeping a separate phone just for hookups, and when everything culminated in an embarrasing primary failure, he became committed to hurting Trump in any new way he could before his chance for attention and revenge ends in January. That is where the Hegseth impeachment comes from. It's to help the Dems get to Trump, because if Hegseth can be impeached for following orders from Trump, Trump can be impeached for giving them. This man is a traitor to the country, his constituents, his kids, the memory of his wife, and the real victims of Epstein.
I was one of the first people to call out the Massie/Epstein grift. I wish I could show you the DMs from accounts that came after me for questioning Massie. Many let me know that they liked my videos but were now very "disappointed" in me. 😂 Unlike them, I had watched all the hearings during the Biden years when Christopher Wray was asked about the Epstein case. Massie was in some of those hearings. Wray was asked numerous times about the Epstein case and he would respond to every question with "there is nothing more to share, but I'll check and let you know if I find anything." Wray gave that answer every time he was asked. It was a complete blowoff. Massie watched. He never one time questioned Wray about Epstein and he had no follow up questions when Wray would casually dismiss questions about Epstein. Why? Because he didn't GAF back then. Just like the Democrats and the MSM. It's crazy that there are still some people who are still pretending that this had anything to with the "survivors" and that it wasn't completely, from the start, about trying to hurt Trump. Massie and Khanna were to the Epstein hoax what Schiff and Swalwell were to the Russia hoax. Massie was the Schiff type, sleazily parsing his words and allegations. Khanna was the retarded Swalwell type, spouting whatever ridiculous claims entered his head. I created and posted a video of some of the claims Ro Khanna has made about Epstein and the Epstein files. It's absolutely pure comedy. All bullshit. Most people aren't aware of how much time these two spent on TV together from June of 2025 to July of 2026. Schiff and Swalwell TV type time, both of them making ridiculous claims and none of it turned out to be true. They didn't do that because they "care about survivors." They did it to hurt the current President. Can we all stop pretending please? Do you know that Thomas Massie has repeatedly said during interviews that he endorsed Trump because Trump promised to be transparent about the Epstein files? That's a pretty ridiculous lie, but it doesn't stop Massie from saying it. Massie has also repeatedly claimed that "all of Trump's friends" are part of the Epstein class. What does that even mean? That's Adam Schiff saying "Trump loves the Russians." Remember when Massie made that post implying that Trump started the Iran War to deflect from the Epstein files? After posting that Massie went on TV and claimed that he wasn't actually saying that but that OTHER people were saying it and that's why he posted it. More Adam Schiff type talk. In November of 2025 Massie held a press conference and made these statements as facts: ▪️There are men who have never been investigated before who are co-conspirators of Epstein's and who are guilty of rape and sexual abuse. Never been investigated before but are guilty. How could he know that to be true? How could he have possibly made that claim unless he saw proof, which would mean that he is now covering up those cases. He also said: ▪️There are 1,000 victims of Epstein. ▪️There are at least 20 accusations of rape and sex trafficking that the FBI is covering up. ▪️When the Epstein files are released, all these men will be exposed and will go to prison. ▪️If the names of these guilty men are not released and they are not arrested, himself, MTG, or Democrats will read the names on the House floor. Was any of that true or was he completely full of shit? Thomas Massie is the Adam Schiff of Trump's second term. Just watch what he's doing right now.
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I am praying that this moderating on deportations from @POTUS is a leftover of the Susie-era regime thinking and that @StephenM is going to quickly help Trump see that if anything, he lost votes by not being confident enough about the deportations and backing them in the face of leftist outrage. We voted for America to be a land of laws and justice. It is unjust to American citizens of every kind - those born here and those who legally became citizens - to allow foreigners and NGOs to break our laws, take jobs, increase strain and cost on the healthcare system, raise rent and mortgage rates, steal citizens SSNs to work or work under the table and pay no taxes, and sometimes vote illegally or participate in fraud rings and then reward them with amnesty. Violent crimes aren't the only types of crimes that hurt citizens and our country. Delayed or lack of justice to the criminal is injustice to the honest citizen.
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While I am a massive Bishop Barron fan, this is one of those times where the emotions override reason. Deporting non-violent illegal immigrants FEELS bad, it is an emotionally unpleasant thing to see and hear about. But every single illegal immigrant broke the law when they entered illegally. Most broke more laws when they enrolled in social programs meant for citizens, stole social security numbers to work, or worked under the table. Many also participate in large scale fraud as has been uncovered in the last year. But this logically is where this leads: - more illegal immigration, because if you can get in and stay long enough, eventually someone will give you amnesty - all vote democrat like the ones who got amnesty from Raegan turning CA permanently blue - Dems take over White House and Congress with supermajority and enshrine abortion with conditional amendment - mass gun confiscation - packed SCOTUS - America becomes DSA flavored Marxist authoritarian state - either decades of suffering until a collapsed state or civil war - mass suffering and mass death - state persecution of Christians as Marxism demands an atheist regime subjugate believers and shut down churches
Friends, Catholic social teaching holds two things together: a nation has the right, and the duty, to regulate its borders, and every migrant is a person of incomparable dignity who deserves generosity. In January, amid the tensions in Minnesota, I proposed that enforcement focus on those who have committed serious crimes. Last year, together with my brother bishops of Minnesota, I called on Congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform. What the President described Sunday in his 60 Minutes interview about immigration is very much in that spirit. The President now proposes working with Democrats toward a solution that involves a properly regulated border, the deportation of people who have committed serious crimes, and a generous approach toward those who have been non-violent and have contributed to the economy. He even admitted that the enforcement of his immigration policy has been too tough. That is the balance the Church’s teaching points toward. We have waited years for a solution to this thorny problem. I would strongly encourage leaders in both parties to take advantage of this extraordinary opportunity.
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This x1,000 We need a law that says if you become a billionaire by divorcing your successful founder husband, you may not give any of it to political campaigns, PACs, or NGOs/Charities that have any political ties or implications. You can donate to animal shelters and charities that clean the graves of veterans and orphanges etc. Homeless nonprofits? No, those just funnel the money to Newscum and Commie Bass.
I'm begging Jensen Huang to reconcile with his wife. we cannot afford another billionaire ex-wife entering her "I'm going to fix society by funding its most annoying people" era
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I will vote red against the woke left any day of the week but if DeSantis aligns himself with losers like Massie and MTG and goes the Israel derangement syndrome route, I will not support him in the primary.
Thomas Massie’s ex girlfriend confirms he is still very close with @RonDeSantis. Alarming. Whoever runs in 2028 and is the GOP nominee cannot be tied to the hip with the Woke Reich. They won’t be able to secure the nomination. Millions of Americans and most of the GOP base opposes the Woke Reich. We can say the proof is in the pudding because Massie was rejected by his own voters, overwhelmingly while running on a Woke Reich campaign platform. I appreciate some of what DeSantis says, but fraternizing with the Woke Reich and bringing them on your campaign trail is a massive red flag. Also, @ChristinaPushaw will be running DeSantis’s campaign I assume, and she is extremely close with Thomas Massie, which means you can expect to have Marjorie Traitor Greene and Tucker Qatarlson around the campaign. I am really disturbed by this.
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I respect Vance wanting a peaceful resolution, it’s good to not want war. Wanting something to be possible and something actually being possible are two different things. When you’re elected to run a country, you have to make decisions based on reality, not wishful thinking. You cannot negotiate a rational peace agreement with irrational fanatical death cults.
Let’s be clear. @JDVance was in charge of Iranian negotiations. Not Trump. Now, he’s throwing shade. Trump shouldda blasted them from the get go.
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Scott Galloway tanked his stock portfolio selling due to TDS when Trump got elected the first time, sold a great car after dedicating in it like a child who isn’t potty trained, and calls for the death of Elon Musk. This man is seriously mentally unstable and irrational. I recent called him a stupid smart person. I retract that statement. He is a mentally ill stupid person.
So he sold a car to someone after placing his feces in the front seat and this is a very serious person that we need to take very seriously because of his very serious thoughts.
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Trumps new chief of staff. If Trump finally realized moderating and compromising for RINOs, donors, and corporatists isn’t the way and it’s time to go to war against all of them and the left, then we’ll look at this midterm loss as one of the best moments in history.
These are the most important words a White House Chief of Staff have ever spoken… Listen. You know I am right.
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This type of panic is insane. Modern day Luddite. The majority humans worked in agriculture. Now 2% do. Those jobs were automated or industrialized, new jobs and industries were created. Food costs way less in relation to wages than it did 100 years ago, and your choices have increased during that time too. When the jobs that exist now disappear, new ones will arise. I predict that AI will simply become a tool that lets virtually anyone become an entrepreneur / business owner and, with or without UBI, things will become so inexpensive that a little income will cover core expenses and anything you want to earn above that will be to enjoy things that used to be luxuries and are now just choices.
We are about to wipe out the jobs for our children and give them instead to computers so the tech oligarchs can become trillionaires.
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Abundance solves a lot of problems caused by fear of scarcity
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This is all the proof Trump could need that he just made the perfect choice with Stephen Miller.
They’re calling it the shortest-lived celebration of all time. Democrats were so happy a few hours ago. I wonder what changed.
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This is what I've been trying to tell my friends - it wasn't a binary choice between the war and Trumps domestic agenda, the war has been 0.7% of the total budget, not some massive expenditure, and gas is the same price it was on election night 2024 under biden, which isn't great but its temporary, not worse than biden, and everything else is getting better domestically.
.@VDHanson just laid out an economic reality that completely blew my mind, and it exposes the biggest messaging failure leading up to the midterms. While we were all fighting over the races, an economic boom was emerging right under our noses: “165,000 new jobs were just announced and they were saying 45 a month ago. The poverty rate was at an all-time low at 10.5. The per capita family income is $87,000, a new record. The GDP was just revised at 3.4, and the Atlanta Fed said it’ll be 5 by the end of the year. Nobody’s talking; we’re just fighting, and we are in the midst of a boom that is emerging. And I look back at 2022 when the red wave dissipated, and why did the blue wave not? So I compared the data. The stock market, at least until yesterday, was 20,000 points higher now than when Biden stopped the red wave. And income is $14,000 higher than it was just four years ago. So then people say, ‘It’s inflation. It’s gas.’ Well, no, it isn’t, because that was a 9.1 record inflation year in 2022. And gas on election day was somewhere between $3.95 and $4.05… It’s $4.06 today. So what I’m getting at, the economy was a wreck. The GDP was lower, the inflation was three times higher, the gas was about the same, people were furious… what was the difference?”
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Stephen Miller getting this position is basically Trump telling the dems and RINOs that he's done compromising on any part of his MAGA agenda and he's ready to throw fists to get it done. Plus standing behind Hegseth and Rubio not leaving. This is gonna be great.
Huge CONGRATS to @StephenM — a true patriot and America First fighter. He never backs down — and the @DeptofWar is right there with him.
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Hell. Yeah.
Next to me, Stephen Miller is the strongest MAHA supporter in the administration. It’s time to unleash the Kraken.
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Absolutely insane if true
We cracked their cheating algorithm. 85/15 algorithm….for every 1000 Trump votes (most likely during early voting when Dems front loaded everything) 150 switched to Dems. It’s the same pattern in every state that went blue.
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Important to hear this. Everyone needs to understand Trump could’ve not taken the political hit, let Europe and the ME get attacked, then we’d have been obligated by NATO to a full war response boots on the ground and all. Trump took the political hit to do what was right
Wow. Senator John Kennedy. How is this not everywhere. Seriously. This is insane. Listen to what he’s actually saying.
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