Mistakes a green gas pump for diesel, publicly ridicules someone over his own ignorance, and then publishes a ten-point manifesto to avoid admitting he was wrong.
It’s remarkable how much effort some politicians will put into defending their intelligence rather than demonstrating it.
👋@AnnieAndrewsMD
Glad to hear you know the difference between diesel and regular!
If only male and female were as easy for you.
And now that you’re FINALLY answering questions please make a video about—
👉🏻why you pushed for children to be given puberty blockers and then lied about it
👉🏻why you called “parental rights” “bs”
👉🏻why you promoted defunding the police
👉🏻why you led the effort to keep schools closed during COVID causing our kids to fall behind
👉🏻why you lied about not taking PAC money but are bankrolled by it
👉🏻why you blasted an elementary school for letting kids touch a musket on a field trip to a museum calling it “glorifying gun culture”
👉🏻why you put “Dr.” on all your signs but your primary occupation is a liberal gun control activist
👉🏻why you flip flopped on men playing in women’s sports (when you posted the GOP bill banning it was “shameful”)
👉🏻why you said illegal immigration enforcement is “deeply unAmerican”
👉🏻why you spend most of your time in DC but suddenly want to represent SC
We are all eagerly awaiting these videos since you have time for gimmicks!
The Trump administration has acquired ownership stakes in 43 private companies so far, and Nancy Mace is lecturing Americans about the dangers of socialism. I’m not sure she understands what that word means…
This is deeply troubling and illustrates why comprehensive AI regulation is urgently needed. The U.S. is already woefully behind on data privacy and security protections. Now AI is advancing faster than our institutions can respond, while Congress remains nowhere close to establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework. The urgency could not be greater.
SCOOP: Major U.S. banks are detecting unauthorized third-party AI agents inside customer accounts, including some attempting to take actions that appear to be independent of user instructions, sources told Axios.
The findings have alarmed banking executives, who are racing to restrict access to their systems as AI moves at a velocity faster than financial institutions can respond, multiple industry and bank executives told Axios.
Several banks are now preparing for worst-case and even “day after” scenarios, including how to rapidly secure or restore customer accounts if things go wrong, the people said.
Several bank executives told Axios they're struggling to distinguish between human users and AI agents. One executive said banks also struggle to determine whether agents are authorized by customers or potentially operating without their permission, more akin to rogue agent behavior.
Read my latest for Axios here: axios.com/2026/10/22/ai-agen…
Thank you for your service 🫡
Breaking News: President Trump’s new press secretary, Katie Zacharia, was fired after less than a week on the job, according to people familiar with the matter. nyti.ms/4yuECpZ
The enormity of this man’s crime does not relieve the government of its obligation to conduct itself with dignity. If the law requires his death, let the sentence be executed with solemnity. But to summon the public to watch a man die is to make an exhibition of the Republic’s power. America’s greatness rests not merely upon the strength she possesses, but upon the restraint in which she exercises it. Hegseth evidently believes that inviting the world to watch a paraplegic prisoner die will demonstrate American strength. Yet, this spectacle will reveal nothing of American strength and everything of his own vanity.
The Andrew Jackson portrait in Trump’s Oval Office feels especially apt today. Jackson is said to have responded to a court ruling: “John Marshall has made his decision; now let him enforce it!”
A POLITICO reporter was denied access to the White House and his press credentials confiscated after a judge ordered the Trump administration to immediately restore access for news organizations that President Donald Trump banned from the complex last week. politi.co/4dU7YX4
Mac Deford retweeted
South Carolina’s Freedom of Information Act recognizes a powerful principle, yet contains an economic development exemption broad enough to undermine that principle when transparency matters most. postandcourier.com/opinion/c…
Twenty-five years later, I remember that day as clearly as if it were yesterday.
When I walked into my seventh-grade math class, I saw the haunting images of the World Trade Center. As we learned that commercial airplanes had struck the towers, I thought about my father, who was piloting a commercial flight at the time.
That evening, my mother came home from work in tears. She had recently retired from United Airlines, and United Airlines Flight 93 had been one of the routes she regularly flew.
September 11 solidified my resolve to help others and ultimately led me to join the Coast Guard after high school.
Over the years, I have met many people whose lives were forever changed that day; some who narrowly escaped, others who lost loved ones, and brave souls who ran toward the smoke while everyone else was running out.
September 11 changed our country and the world in profound ways. The perpetrators represented pure evil, but their attack also brought out the very best in the American people. Strangers risked their lives for one another, and many in my generation came to understand the meaning and importance of public service at an early age.
Never forget. Always remembering.
Never mind that this is absolutely illegal under multiple independent legal frameworks - it would be the largest single direct cash handout to individuals in American history #FiscalConservatism
Sen. @TomFernandezSC – a lawyer and part owner at the time of suit of Born United MB – insisted its Buc-ee's design was protected parody and predicted Buc-ee's would lose.
Born United has now consented to judgment and $850k in damages.
A rather costly legal theory...
SC company agrees to pay Buc-ee's $850k, destroy items with beaver logo greenvilleonline.com/story/n…
Apparently having sexual relations with animals is also no longer automatically disqualifying in Kash Patel’s FBI…
FIRST ON CBS NEWS: A history of hiring prostitutes or stealing from work may no longer be a barrier to employment at the FBI. cbsn.ws/4cPyi4d
Manchild-in-Chief
BREAKING: Trump administration says it might demolish the Kennedy Center if court blocks renovations. nbcnews.com/politics/trump-a…
Another gut punch to US cattle farmers courtesy of America First
Politico: Trump pauses quota tariff on 300,000 tons of beef ahead of midterms
Domestic farmers and ranchers are likely to protest any policy that floods the U.S. market with imported product.
Link to article: politico.com/news/2026/08/21…
.@SecScottBessent championed tariffs as a major source of revenue for Trump’s economic agenda. Now Treasury is refunding billions in tariff revenue, the deficit has already surpassed the entire FY2025 deficit with two months still to go, the national debt has grown $3.8 trillion since Trump returned to office, and hit a $40 trillion milestone. Meanwhile, Trump’s signature tax and spending law is projected to add trillions more to future deficits.
Damn fine looking helipad though!

















