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🇺🇸 Massie lands another blow against Trump as he forces a fresh showdown over hidden Epstein files
With just weeks left in Congress, the Kentucky Republican has secured 218 signatures to bypass House leadership and force another vote.
His new bill would allow Epstein survivors, state prosecutors and lawmakers to sue the Justice Department over allegedly withheld records.
Only FOUR Republicans joined Massie, alongside 214 Democrats.
Even a Republican-led House committee has criticized the administration's excessive redactions and failures to protect victims.
Massie may be leaving Congress, but he isn't going quietly.
Source: Axios \ Writer: Naz
Madam, how much increased temperature id due to the hot air from Antalya?
Today I'm in Antalya for @turkiyecop31
The world is at tipping point.
We are on course to overshoot the 1.5°C target.
And every fraction of a degree matters.
So, we must double down.
And Europe will fully play its part.
their adventures, with your money.
Broke Seattle school district with $87 million deficit votes to spend big suing voters over girls’ sports law seattlered.com/education/sea…
sort of like the republicans in that regard, ask Massey
I can’t believe a Democrat is already exposing his own party like this
Don Leonard, the Democrat who just won Ohio’s 15th District, says senior House Democrats warned him what happens if he won’t back Hakeem Jeffries for Speaker:
“Making my life a living heII for the next two years here in Washington as well as being sure to lose my election”
He says they “expect you to wear the team jersey” and “be a good team player”
They don’t want representatives, they want obedience
Canadians have a history of being competent resource investors. This is more evidence that they do not need the government to make their investment decisions.
my friend Doug, always the optimist.
As Doug would say, " look on the bright side, it won't be dull!"
Rick Rule retweeted
Bernie Sanders, 85 and in Congress for 35 years, is demanding new leadership. That’s rich.
the groceries did not go up, your dollar buys less There is a difference. Loblaws is not the culprit, Parliament is!
🇨🇦 YOUR $200 GROCERY SHOP BECAME $266. NOW YOU’RE SUPPOSED TO FEEL BETTER BECAUSE PRICES ARE RISING SLOWER.
Statistics Canada’s September figures show grocery inflation slowed to 1.7%.
But grocery prices were still 33% higher than in September 2020.
Imagine a family whose weekly groceries cost $200 back then.
Apply that national increase to their basket.
🧮 Let’s do the math.
• Weekly groceries before: $200
• After a 33% increase: $266
• Extra every week: $66
• Extra over 52 weeks: $3,432
• Monthly equivalent: $286
That’s $3,432 a year to buy roughly what $200 a week used to cover.
No extra mouths to feed. No upgraded lifestyle.
Actual bills vary by what you buy.
This illustrates the national increase, not every family’s experience.
🛒 Here’s the part that gets lost:
LOWER INFLATION DOESN’T REVERSE THE PRICE INCREASES YOU ALREADY ABSORBED.
Even if grocery inflation dropped to zero tomorrow, that illustrative basket would still cost $266.
And there’s another uncomfortable calculation.
To bring $266 back to $200, prices would need to fall by approximately 24.8%.
Slowing the increase to 1.7% doesn’t do that.
Slower inflation is welcome. Wage growth can help households catch up. But a smaller annual percentage doesn’t automatically restore the room in your budget.
💰 That extra $286 a month still competes with your retirement contributions, your child’s activities and your emergency fund.
The inflation rate measures how fast the bill is changing.
You still have to pay the bill.
🍁 @wealthmoose
#Canada #Inflation
Madam, Is Germany part of your Europe?
Europe delivers.
We are committed to becoming the first climate neutral continent.
We’re speeding up electrification.
And we remain the largest provider of climate finance globally.
Because the clean transition can only succeed if it succeeds worldwide.
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Rick Rule retweeted
In 1980, US government debt was about a third of GDP. Today it's over 120%.
Paul Volcker took interest rates close to 20% to save the dollar. It hurt, but it worked, because the debt pile was small enough to survive it.
That can’t happen today.
At 20% today, just the interest bill would end up bigger than everything Washington collects in tax. Many calculate that once you add the contingent liabilities, the debt is nearer 200% of GDP.
Rates can't go high enough to defend the dollar. Which means money printing.
That's why I own gold.
I'm certain that in communities with sufficient demand, compliant retaiers will emerge. Mercifully, that is America.
A Muslim woman complains that American clothing stores aren’t Muslim-friendly because she can’t find anything to wear.
Here’s a reality check. America doesn’t have to change its stores, traditions, or way of life to accommodate everyone’s personal preferences.
Wear what you want, shop where you want, but stop expecting America to change for you.
Rick Rule retweeted
🚨 Pledge to oppose more borrowing in your name: go.yaliberty.org/s/875byjZ
"Elon Musk found it was easier to land rockets backwards… than it was to get anybody in these two chambers to cut a penny of spending." @RepThomasMassie
$118,537 of debt per person. And they're spending more than before DOGE.
Thanks, I frequently fall for fabricated posts. I should know better, given how many Rick Rule imposters there are, and how many fake sites pirate my material on LinkedIn
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Did Bette vote for Mandami?
No, Bette Midler did not vote for Zohran Mamdani, and the claims circulating on social media that she did—along with quotes about her leaving Midtown Manhattan over a 2027 tax bill—are fabricated satire and misinformation.
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