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Married, loving each day. Retweet indicates a retweet. #Pro-life #Catholic #4th Degree Knight of Columbus.
Louisiana Joined December 2012
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This whole scene feels completely rehearsed. Does anyone know who funded this?
Patricia 🇺🇸 Verified account @1109Patricia 21h
Two party buses, anti-Musk posters, and Cybertruck piñatas showed up outside Elon Musk’s Texas home on Saturday.

About 60 people danced in the street, smashed piñatas, and celebrated midterm results.

Organizers called it a “People Over Billionaires Election After Party.”
Fox News Digital reports the three progressive groups behind it, VOCAL-TX, the Center for Popular Democracy, and People’s Action, reported a combined $56.1 million in revenue in 2024. These are the same networks that helped organize the earlier “Tesla Takedown” protests.

This is not spontaneous local outrage. It’s a well-funded professional activist network targeting a private citizen at his home because he spent his own money on candidates who mostly lost.

The mass-produced “I AM STEALING FROM YOU” posters that keep appearing at these events are part of the same coordinated campaign.

Targeting someone’s house with party buses and props is the opposite of grassroots. It’s astroturf with a huge budget.

#StopDSA
#StopIslam
#StopCommunism
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It will raise energy prices.
Mike Verified account @Doranimated 15h
Let’s turn America into Europe! My friend @ProfBShaffer points out the unpleasant truth that voters punished the Republicans by electing Democrats who will make things worse.

Energy prices were on the midterm ballot. Democrats blamed the Iran war for high diesel, gas, and electricity costs and won support for halting data-center buildouts.
But their plans—exiting the Persian Gulf, more renewable subsidies, new barriers to U.S. oil & gas, and stopping data centers—won’t lower prices. Cutting domestic supply raises them.

Renewables have driven up electricity costs elsewhere, and pulling back from the Gulf risks giving Iran more control of the Strait of Hormuz while ceding AI ground to China.
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