Democrats LIED about their Open Border saying it was the Republican's fault for not voting for a huge spending bill. ALL IT TOOK WAS A NEW PRESIDENT!

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SCHOOL CHOICE IS NEEDED NOW! I was a High School teacher and University professor... since the 70's I have witnessed the ongoing degradation of the quality of education of our young people… Grade inflation, less attention to basics replaced with Leftest indoctrination, lack of critical thinking, teacher unions protecting bad teachers, practically almost useless college degrees, and selfish attitudes instead of 'what you can add' to businesses. This has increased the use automation productivity with the increased availability of technology - can you blame employers? We should be turning our attention to what has happened to our public education system!

The entire argument rests on one sleight of hand: he treats a larger share of the tax base as if it automatically means a larger tax bill. It doesn’t. Amendment 3 does not raise the millage rate on rentals, businesses or second homes. In fact, it cuts the annual assessment-growth cap on non-homestead property from 10% to 5%. For his predicted “shift” to actually become higher tax bills, local governments would have to take additional action. And Florida law now makes the rolled-back rate the normal maximum, with supermajority requirements to go higher. So the argument is essentially: Homeowners get tax relief → government refuses to control spending → government raises something else → therefore the tax relief is bad. That isn’t an argument against Amendment 3. It’s an argument against governments refusing to adjust their spending when taxpayers finally get relief.

🚨 JACKSONVILLE DIDN’T JUST ELECT A MAYOR. IT BOUGHT A $66,302 HOLOGRAM OF HER. Yes. A life-size digital Mayor Donna Deegan greeting travelers at Jacksonville International Airport in multiple languages. Florida DOGE originally flagged the expenditure at $75,000. The Jacksonville City Council Auditor later documented $66,302 in payments. No spin needed. $66,302. Mayor hologram. Airport. If you think that was money well spent, defend the expenditure. But taxpayers are certainly entitled to ask the question.

FLOCKED, Could flock like Surveillance systems provide our adversaries tracking data to target government personnel? You know, like Israel did on day 1. SHOULDN’T THIS REASON ALL BY ITSELF SHUT THE CAMERAS DOWN NOW. Is there some place that hackers can’t get into eventually? Google response- Applying This to the Flock Analogy This is precisely where the threat of a compromised camera network like Flock fits into the broader picture. If an adversary like China wanted to pull off a similarly devastating, synchronized strike against U.S. leadership during a future conflict, they cannot just rely on satellites. They need micro-level, real-time confirmation of where specific targets are sitting at an exact minute. A compromised nationwide automated license plate and vehicle tracking network acts as 🔥the ultimate ground-level intelligence feed. It tells the adversary: •Which secure bunkers or private residences high-level personnel are converging on. •Exactly when the decoys leave vs. when the actual target's vehicle moves. •The exact timing windows when physical or cyber defenses are being bypassed by a motorcade. [1] As seen in the opening of the Iran war, modern decapitation strikes rely on absolute intelligence superiority. The ultimate danger of an internet-connected, automated tracking system inside the U.S. is that it hands a foreign adversary the exact data keys they need to build that targeting map. 🔥🔥SHUT THE FLOCKING CAMERAS DOWN…….NO MORE TALK, JUST SHUT THEM DOWN.

🚨 MANATEE COUNTY BOUGHT A 91-PASSENGER WATER TAXI. EVEN ON ITS BUSIEST DAYS, THE REPORT SAYS TRIPS AVERAGED JUST 13 PASSENGERS. 😂 That’s $2.6 MILLION for the new boat, part of a roughly $3 million expansion, while the service also received a $400,000 operating subsidy in 2024. So apparently the plan was: 91 seats. 13 passengers. 78 seats enjoying some very expensive personal space. Maybe the empty seats can start paying property taxes. Before taxpayers are told essential services are where the cuts have to come from, expenditures like this deserve a very simple question: Are we funding necessities, or are we subsidizing empty seats? 🚤 All aboard. Taxpayers already bought the ticket.