Replying to @Teamhistory4U @WalshFreedom
If your outrage doesn't lead you to stop voting for the ones who empower ICE to sideswipe someone's car, shoot them in the back leaving him with a bullet lodged in his spine, all for the "crime" of delivering somebody's lunch, then whatever outrage you feel isn't enough.
Replying to @JamieBonkiewicz
Newsflash: culture war bullshit doesn't have anything to do with diesel gas being over 6 bucks a gallon.
Trump did that. After breaking a promise and starting a war he said he wouldn't start.
Replying to @crp_1197 @travisakers
Oh please, spare me the bullshit. ICE is running around abusing immigrants, beating on them, tasing them, detaining them, sending them to countries they've never been to before, and they don't even begin to give a shit about their status. They're doing this if they're here legally or not. The only prerequisite is that they be brown.
And Trump nor Stephen Miller or Markwayne Mullin cares if legal people get swept up in this madness. And you know what? Trump cultists- y'all refer to them as MAGA- couldn't begin to care either.
The "come into the country legally" narrative is a farce.
Replying to @JamieBonkiewicz
Shit is getting more and more real by the day.
By starting shit in Iran- and I'll emphasize that we attacked them first- Trump could very well have lit a match that sends the entire Middle East up in flames.
Brace yourself. This could get very ugly.
Replying to @acnewsitics
You know why I don't have so much as one iota of sympathy for these farmers?
Because they'll never own up to the fact that they made a bad choice, one that not only affects them, but the rest of the country.
They're suffering but they've learned nothing. There could be another election tomorrow and they'll vote for the same shitty people that's causing them misery right now. Including and especially Donald Trump.
Replying to @BMeiselas
If people want to save money on gas, don't drive so much. Drive less🤷🏾🤷🏾🤷🏾.
That's what Republicans told them. Right?
Kyle J. retweeted
BREAKING: Exxon Mobil has shut down one of the largest diesel refineries in the Midwest, which produces ~11 million gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel per day, due to outage issues.
This comes as diesel prices have already surged nearly 90% this year and the US has entered peak diesel demand season.
We expect to see diesel prices push toward $7.00/gallon.
Kyle J. retweeted
Replying to @KrobinJr
Trump 1.0 was baby shit. We didn’t appreciate the people on his staff enough. They held him in check.
Replying to @acnewsitics
Protip: any criticism of Trump's policies rings hollow if you voted for and empowered him.
Replying to @JamieBonkiewicz
The only reason they give a fuck now is because the leopard is turning on them, eating their faces, and inflicting the same pain and suffering they wanted everybody else to experience.
They wanted all those "other" people to be affected by Trump's policies- brown people, Black people, Muslims, and trans people. Finding out after choosing to fuck around with their votes wasn't on their bingo cards.
Replying to @factpostnews
Motherfucker, y'all have spent 600 days already fucking up the country. And now you want another 2 years so you can finish the job?
No, I think the fuck not! You can gladly kiss the entirety of my gay Black ass!
Replying to @tify330
The fact is, if this country listened to Black people- Black women in particular (and let's not forget that a Black woman got up on a national stage and warned everybody about Project 2025, that it wasn't a game, that it was something to pay attention to and take seriously)- we wouldn't be here.
Kyle J. retweeted
buckle up. gas and diesel look set for a spike over the next 48 hours, hardest in parts of the nation's interior. i track this for a living and i'll be sharing real-time updates as it unfolds powered by GasBuddy data, looking at many different angles. ready to share w/ you all.
Kyle J. retweeted
Where is the “Kamala supports genocide” crowd to condemn Trump? Or was it all just performative bullshit to justify not voting for the black lady?
Trump Is Reportedly Sending Israel $2.8 Billion in Bombs. You’re Paying for Them
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Replying to @MeidasTouch
For those who don't understand this, Trump and Netanyahu are a lot more alike than you think.
Except that Bibi has the advantage when it comes to intelligence.
Replying to @travisakers
A lot of people are disengaged. And remember: millions and millions of people on Election Day 2024 didn't vote.
They're in for a rude awakening.
Kyle J. retweeted
You’re still missing the point: presidents do not set the price at the pump. Gasoline prices are driven primarily by global crude-oil markets—world supply, demand, refinery capacity, inventories, shipping, and geopolitical disruption.
But presidents can absolutely influence those markets through foreign policy, negotiations, sanctions, military decisions, and emergency-stockpile policy.
Start in 2020. When COVID crushed travel and economic activity, oil demand collapsed and the market was flooded. U.S. producers were getting hammered. Trump pressured Saudi Arabia and OPEC+ to reverse the Saudi-Russia price war and cut supply; Reuters reported that he warned Saudi leadership he could not prevent congressional action to withdraw U.S. military support if production was not reduced. OPEC+, including Russia, then agreed to the largest coordinated oil-production cut on record: 9.7 million barrels per day in May and June 2020, with smaller cuts continuing afterward into 2022.
Biden inherited a market still recovering from the pandemic, with production constraints and falling global inventories as demand returned. By early 2022, the market was already tight. Then Russia invaded Ukraine. The war, sanctions, disruptions in Russian energy trade, and already-low inventories helped push crude prices sharply higher. That is a much more honest explanation for the 2022 surge than pretending one president woke up and set gas to $5.. but you idiots on the daily blame Biden …
And the same principle applies now. The Iran war and attacks affecting Gulf shipping and regional oil infrastructure have disrupted energy markets. The Strait of Hormuz is not a minor detail—it is one of the world’s most important oil-transit routes. Restrictions on shipping, attacks on vessels, and damage to Saudi export infrastructure add supply and risk premiums to global oil prices.
So no, Trump does not personally control the number on your local gas-station sign. Neither did Biden. But it is also false to say presidential policy is irrelevant. Trump’s 2020 pressure campaign helped produce a historic OPEC+ cut; his administration’s current conflict with Iran is occurring alongside disruptions to shipping and oil infrastructure. Those decisions affect global oil markets, and global oil markets affect gasoline and diesel prices.
That is the point: the president doesn’t set gas prices—but policy, diplomacy, wars, and market disruptions absolutely help shape them… and each of our historical gas costs and oil prices have largely been due to choices made by the current administration
Replying to @AgentSelf99b
And you just assume the prices affected at the pump is just Trumps fault right?
Tell me you don't know shit about OPEC without telling me you don't know shit about OPEC....they're responsible for 40% production of crude oil EVERY DAY globally while they hold 80% of the global oil reserves.
And guess what is affected when there's issues with production, refinery, transportation issues when oil don't get to go where it needs to go???? That's right, global economic stress where prices increase globally.
"political analyst"......man you suck. Remove that from your bio. Pathetic.🤣
Replying to @LqLana
Black women accounted for about 33% of total federal job cuts under DOGE. DOGE job cuts disproportionately affected Black federal workers. The current Black unemployment rate sits at 6 percent.
What has Donald Trump done for Black people? Answer: not a fucking thing.
Replying to @joncoopertweets
As long as this regime stays in power, I'll continue reminding folks that this is what millions of people wanted.
They made their choice. They could've made a different one, but the current occupant of the White House was the one they elected because getting all the brown folk out the country was the priority.
So: enjoy.