Well, well, well
Rep. Ro Khanna sold $NVDA right before Nvidia's CEO admitted to having a Chinese spy side piece
He's a member of the following:
- Strategic Competition between the U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party Committee
- Taiwan Caucus
- High Tech Caucus
Apparently, federal agents informed some lawmakers last year that Jensen Huang might be the target of a foreign intelligence operation
He avoided a ~26% dip
ICE agents arrested Ann Lawani, a nurse and professor who has lived in Lodi for the last 13 years, during a "targeted enforcement operation" in September. ktla.com/news/california-nur…
Although many so called Americans will never acknowledge or honor your sacrifice, thankfully millions still do. I miss you every day son and will love you until the day I die and beyond.
Everyone won't agree, but if you can pay $300 for hair and $150 for nails, then you have no business asking for food stamps/EBT.
I support the Seattle Public Schools Board's decision to challenge Initiative 638, because every young person in Seattle deserves to thrive as their authentic self.
So… you are flushing GIRLS’S SEX RIGHTS down the gender ideology drain for cater to PERVERTED BOYS pretending to be GIRLS. You ignore the SCIENCE and the will of the voters. Democrats portrayed themselves as the “party of science” and the party of “no kings”. Come again? 🤡🤡🤡
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JUST IN: New York man pleads guilty to running a fake adult day care operation as part of a $127 million Medicare & Medicaid fraud scheme.
When did we reach the point that retarded nerds dressed as magicians think they can try to intimidate sane people.
We may not have the best self defense laws here but the second Harry Potter got in a swinging stance he would def be on the ground.
TransFamilies, the Washington Education Association and the ACLU are suing, calling the law "discriminatory." king5.com/article/news/polit…
ACLU files lawsuit to prevent voter-approved girls' sports initiative from becoming law
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A Frontier passenger caused an entire flight to deplane after refusing to follow exit row instructions before being arrested.
The woman allegedly refused to assist in the event of an emergency before yelling at a flight attendant.
“Oh, I’m not going to save anybody. If something happens, I’m going to save myself,” the woman who filmed the video recalled the passenger saying.
As the situation escalated, police boarded the aircraft.
The entire plane then had to deplane while officers took the woman into custody
I’ve sat in the exit row countless times. The flight attendant gives their brief speech, points at you, you say “yes.” That’s it, literally the entire interaction. You need to be the dumbest MF on Earth to wind up in handcuffs and on a no fly list from that interaction.
🚨 NOW: DERANGED LEFTIST has been ARRESTED after attacking a TPUSA patriot and ripping down the American flag at University of Texas Tyler
He LOOKS and SOUNDS EXACTLY as you'd expect
We need to bring back insane asylums!
Conservatives are under attack and it's because the left keeps JUSTIFYING it.
SORRY, BUT STUDENT LOANS SHOULD HAVE 0% INTEREST.
Why should borrowing $50,000 for an education turn into owing $80,000?
Give people a clear repayment plan to pay back what they actually borrowed.
No interest piling on another $30k.
No years of payments that barely touch the balance.
You borrowed $50k. You should owe $50k.
Education debt shouldn’t grow while you’re trying to pay it off.
Harmeet Dhillon has been a powerful and divisive figure inside President Trump's DOJ since her confirmation last year as assistant attorney general, where she changed the direction of a division created during the country's Civil Rights Movement to protect the rights of minorities. to.pbs.org/4BOCax8
I graduated from IU with $57,000 in student loans. Worked my ass off through college to put myself in a position to get a job with my degree. Interned at Letterman in NYC (unpaid) my senior year where I slept on a guy's couch for 4 months and worked at ABC Sports on the weekend logging college football games for $200 and free food. When I finally graduated, I landed a gig back at Letterman answering phones for $600 a week while also working the weekends at ABC Sports for the same $200 and free food. Spent the next two years working my way up from receptionist to writers assistant and then finally became a writer thanks to Dave publicly making it happen during rehearsal of a bit I wrote for Biff Henderson called "Accountants Say The Darndest Things."
I did all of this while still paying off my student loans however I could.
In my experience over the last three decades, most people either don't want to work hard enough to actually pay off what they borrowed or would rather just give up and cry about life not being fair.
Newsflash - it's not.
Now tell your cousin to go work his ass off too and make it happen.
CAN WE PLEASE STOP ACTING LIKE STUDENT LOANS ARE JUST A MATTER OF PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY?
My cousin graduated with $52,000 in student debt. He did what everyone told him to do.
Study hard. Get a degree. Find a decent job. Build a future.
He got the degree.
His first job paid $46,000 a year.
His student loan payment was $450 a month that's $5,400 every year going toward education before rent, groceries, transportation, taxes, or savings. And here's the part that bothers me.
The degree was supposed to improve his earning potential over his lifetime. It wasn't supposed to guarantee that his first job would make him wealthy.
But why does someone have to begin their adult life with a financial obligation that can follow them for years before they've even had a chance to build an emergency fund?
Yes, education can be a worthwhile investment. Yes, loan terms matter. And no, not every degree or borrowing decision has the same outcome but an investment can be valuable and still place an enormous burden on the person financing it.
We celebrate graduates for getting their qualifications.
We rarely talk about how long some of them spend paying for the privilege of earning those qualifications.
If education is the path to a better financial future, why does the starting line come with so much debt?
CAN WE PLEASE STOP ACTING LIKE STUDENT LOANS ARE JUST A MATTER OF PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY?
My cousin graduated with $52,000 in student debt. He did what everyone told him to do.
Study hard. Get a degree. Find a decent job. Build a future.
He got the degree.
His first job paid $46,000 a year.
His student loan payment was $450 a month that's $5,400 every year going toward education before rent, groceries, transportation, taxes, or savings. And here's the part that bothers me.
The degree was supposed to improve his earning potential over his lifetime. It wasn't supposed to guarantee that his first job would make him wealthy.
But why does someone have to begin their adult life with a financial obligation that can follow them for years before they've even had a chance to build an emergency fund?
Yes, education can be a worthwhile investment. Yes, loan terms matter. And no, not every degree or borrowing decision has the same outcome but an investment can be valuable and still place an enormous burden on the person financing it.
We celebrate graduates for getting their qualifications.
We rarely talk about how long some of them spend paying for the privilege of earning those qualifications.
If education is the path to a better financial future, why does the starting line come with so much debt?