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God's original copy. Matthew 6:10
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Adam retweeted
Just as a vote for Vivek is a signal to the GOP to give us more of what they’ve given us, a vote for their opponent is a signal of the opposite.
That a candidate like Vivek is unacceptable.
You want to run as a conservative? In such an important state as Ohio? We can start with someone who represents the religion that founded this country. Preferably the race as well.
An openly Hindu Indian anchor baby who thinks Americans and White people are lazy. Let alone his basic view of what America and it’s people are. A “conservative” that thinks you could put the constitution on an island and it would become America. Someone who not only doesn’t believe in a Heritage American, but condones their replacement because he thinks his people are smarter and work harder. Which we both know isn’t true.
You know this man doesn’t represent the bare minimum of what you want in a leader. Why not show them with your vote? If not, why on earth would they be incentivized to give us any different? This is about the big picture, not just one election.
If Vivek wins we show the GOP that we stand for absolutely nothing and will happily accept more like him. What’s next? When do we draw the line and say enough is enough?
I, a Groyper, Mr Sexist, Anti-Semite himself, will vote for the female jewish Covid vaccine pusher before I will take another serving of shit (pun intended) from the party that is suppose to represent me.
We will be in Ohio. And he will lose.
Adam retweeted
Alert: Longtime Republican consultant Rick Wilson (but now an independent) says the Republicans are pulling campaign funding out of Ohio, giving up on the state.
• The Ohio Comment: Wilson explicitly stated, "I'm told they're going to leave Ohio."
• The Reason: He noted that national leadership is "not happy about Ohio" and viewing the state as an expensive media market and a "heavy lift," they are playing a "game of triage" to reallocate those campaign dollars to cheaper, more winnable races like Alaska.
Adam retweeted
Who else is tired of this brand of shallow, binary thinking? Just because we criticize a piece of dog 💩 doesn't mean we are suggesting anyone vote for the other piece of dog 💩.
What we are doing is pointing out that we're not getting a choice. When all you get to choose from is a piece of dog 💩, you're going to end up being led by a piece of dog 💩 for at least 4 – and maybe 8 – years.
More people than I've ever seen before are sick of having to pick from a menu of all dog 💩. I join them in their illness.
All the rest of you, you go right on ahead tucking in and eating up! Yummy! 🤦♂️
The Woke Right would rather have a radical leftist become the governor of Ohio over one of the most qualified candidates who has the potential to make Ohio the next Florida, just because they don’t like that he’s Indian and don’t like one comment he made on H1B visas.
There’s a fast-growing form of metastatic cancer in the Republican Party that must be treated and not ignored, or else it will spread into a complete disaster. The warning signs are flashing and I can’t believe more people don’t see them.
Adam retweeted
It's a spectator sport in that this administration is only good at producing spectacles. You are a natural fit because you're not a real athlete, just an influencer who's also good at producing theatre. The administration is using you to distract from a foreign war that has made life more expensive in the United States. You are happy to participate because you have no real beliefs outside of self-promotion and making money.
Adam retweeted
Ohio Listen Up...
Vivek has pulled his hail mary card.
This is a nightmare. Vivek wants to to suspend Ohio's gas tax for 90 days. 90 Days. We haven't even begun to see gas prices and shortages from Trump's War. It won't even touch the edge of the beginning of the war timeline, gas and oil shortages, and supply chain disruptions.
In 90 days, that will COMPLETELY GUT Ohio's Rainy Day Fund (surplus) and send Ohio into a MASSIVE deficit that we will never recover from.
You need to be talking to friends, family, and your community about this. This is DISASTER for Ohio. NO.
Gas is over $4.50 in Ohio today, diesel just hit a record $6.76, and if you fill up a 15-gallon tank once a week, you're paying about $300/year in state gas taxes alone. Truckers are paying thousands. Families badly need a real leader who takes action and delivers real relief, not just empty tweets. That’s why I have worked with Ohio lawmakers, including House Speaker Matt Huffman & Senate President Rob McColley, to create an Ohio Gas Tax Relief Plan that we’ll enact into law by no later than next week. Here's how it works (we’ll hold a joint press conference on Wednesday to discuss the details):
1. Suspend the full state tax for 90 days. Ohio's 38.5-cent-per-gallon tax on gasoline and 47-cent-per-gallon tax on diesel and other fuels.
2. Protect state and local road funding. Lost revenue would be replaced by an upfront appropriation from ODOT's ending cash balance, then the General Revenue Fund, and, if needed, the Rainy Day Fund. Actual payments will follow the complete existing formulas to protect federal matching funds, construction commitments, and winter maintenance.
3. Replenish the Rainy Day Fund with verified Medicaid fraud savings. In May, I laid out a detailed plan to combat Medicaid fraud. New funds from a federal agreement allowing Ohio to retain more of those savings can restore any funding drawn from the Budget Stabilization Fund and ODOT's cash balance. All dollars will be pre-appropriated to ensure no project interruptions.
4. Make the relief visible and accountable. Supplier invoices must show the tax change. The Ohio Department of Taxation may offer credits for previously-taxed station inventory only when entirely passed through to customers, and will publish weekly pump-price comparisons and monthly reports on replacement road funding.
If the legislature doesn’t act this year, I will present a bill during the transition and push for passage when I take office on January 11, 2027. I'm prepared to call a special session if needed.
While Amy Acton continues to issue hollow statements without offering an iota of policy detail (and continues to hide from the debate stage), I’m working with our legislature to take action & provide real affordability relief to Ohioans.
Adam retweeted
Financial disclosures have revealed that Ohio Republican Gov. nominee Vivek Ramaswamy owns holdings in every component of data center construction.
Ramaswamy would stand to profit from his campaign promise to ramp up data center construction, if elected governor.
Adam retweeted
If we don't save Jeff, they will come for us all, one by one, until they silence everyone who dares tell the truth.
Over 200,000 people have now ERUPTED over the @Parodyjeffx suspension.
This isn’t dying down. It’s getting BIGGER.
@elonmusk @allegrajacchia, listen to your own users.
If FREE SPEECH still means anything on X, prove it now.
QUOTE THIS. TAG @allegrajacchia @support @elonmusk.
Adam retweeted
Wanna hear something super 'antisemitic'?
Here's Dr. Alan Sabrosky:
[RG911Team] If the 9/11 terrorists were lucky, this firefighter would not have survived.
But he did.
And now he is calling out the elephant in the room: what happened to Building 7?
He was there, about to put out the fires, when mysterious armed men stopped him from entering.
He heard explosions when the building came down.
And after being trapped under a debris pile later in the rescue effort, he was pulled out alive… and now he will be speaking live about his explosive experience that the government swept under the rug.
Meet this brave 9/11 whistleblower, former FDNY Captain Richard Patterson, at Turning the Tide 2026, our 25th Anniversary 9/11 conference in NYC from Sept 10-13.
He will be joined by other 9/11 first responders, survivors, researchers and family members who are seeking justice, as well as public figures including @jimmy_dore, @BretWeinstein, @rogerwaters, @JasonBermas, @Dennis_Kucinich @karen4the6th, @DBrozeLiveFree, @BenSwann_ and many more.
Get your single-day or multi-day tickets at turningthetide911.org, or catch the livestream from @ClaytonMorris, @natalimorris and @RedactedNews.
Because the testimony of 9/11 heroes shows that the real terrorists are still at large.
Adam retweeted
A reminder to everyone high-fiving one another over how @VivekGRamaswamy is such an alpha male because he's willing to debate a broken, talentless, woman (@amyactonoh) who's currently leading him in the polls.
He was afraid to debate @CaseyPutsch.
An ivy league law school graduate feared a self-proclaimed "car guy".
Adam retweeted
The problem isn’t data centers.
It’s where we put them.
Data centers don't deserve prime American farmland.
Build them on Superfund and brownfield sites instead, in exchange for cleaning them up.
Adam retweeted
Your Ohio Energy Bill
They are trying to cause confusion, now. I'll simplify. We have put this information out, time and again.
In the last 5 years, there has been a 50% INCREASE on Ohio consumer electric. 50%
ON TREND with Data Center Buildouts
BTM - Behind the Meter - this means data centers produce their own energy to supply themselves off our grid.
Ohio has ZERO BTM data centers. Ohio has ZERO BTW large scale generation projects planned.
Therefore, they are being powered from our grid. Our electric.
Now, they have been exposed and they are trying to run cover saying Ohio's grid can't handle consumer power. It can, without data centers.
Perspective:
Individual large facilities or campuses can equal the consumption of tens or hundreds of thousands of homes.
Ohio data centers are approximately 1.2 GW of load. This is roughly the output of a large nuclear power plant.
There are 233 data centers in Ohio. 77 more are approved for buildouts. Several massive Hyperscale centers.
They don't get electric bills.
So this whole energy dominance for Ohioans is bullshit. It's bad nothing to do with us. In return we will get a handful of jobs, water metering, water deficit, increased costs of power, water, lands, and homes. It's a negative net benefit to Ohioans. It's not about us or for us.
Vivek Ramaswamy - fracking investor
JobsOhio - H1B
Innovation Ohio - data centers
The Energy Boys in our Senate
(so many more) So much more.
Better think long and hard on this one.
And Ohioan electricity bills will continue to rise under Acton due to lack of energy production. Democrats are the last elected officials to look for policy solutions impacting our lives. They excel at creating crises and then proposing fixes which take more of our earned dollars and distributing them to their interests.
Obama-Biden led us to this energy vulnerability w/excessive dependence on taxpayer subsidized renewables which set us back for base load need. They set the conditions for today’s challenges and will exacerbate the issues in divided state government.
Adam retweeted
Hey @grok, how many tons of ground beef does Trump say he will import over 90 days at 25% below market price and how many tons of ground beef do McDonald’s, Wendy’s, and Burger King chains use collectively in the course of 90 days? Could this be considered a fast food bailout?
Warning ⚠️ this is a STEALTH BAILOUT for the MEAT COMPANIES . 🚨 It's a $555 million stealth subsidy to the multinational beef packing industry and fast food lobby
The administration is waiving $554.4 million in tariffs to funnel cheap, frozen beef to McDonald's, Wendy's, and Burger King, not to lower the price of ground beef at your local grocery store. The fast-food industry is facing severe margin compression and consumer pullback due to inflation. This executive order is a stealth bailout for Quick Service Restaurant corporate margins disguised as grocery price relief for working families. meat counter🚨
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TRUMP is DELIBERATELY DESTROYING THE U.S. CATTLE HERD
The only way to rebuild a cattle herd is for ranchers to hold back heifers (young females) for breeding instead of sending them to slaughter. When ranchers do this, supply tightens and feedlot prices go up.🚨
If you flood the market with cheap imported beef (even for 90 days), what happens to US ranchers? Live cattle futures drop (NCBA CEO "cattle markets have already turned sharply lower this morning"). 🚨
Ranchers who are holding out, trying to rebuild the herd, see prices drop. Their margins, already squeezed by drought and feed costs, collapse. What do ranchers do when prices drop and feed is expensive? They liquidate the herd. They sell their cattle to slaughterhouses at lower prices to stop the bleeding. If ranchers liquidate, the US cattle herd gets EVEN SMALLER
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Who controls the slaughterhouses? The "packer monopoly" as Sen. Tim Sheehy called it. JBS (Brazilian), Tyson, Cargill, National Beef. If domestic herd liquidates, ranchers sell off their cattle to the big packers. The packers get cheap domestic cattle. They pair it with the cheap imported beef from their parent companies or alliances abroad (JBS is Brazilian, they basically control the Brazilian meat export market). JBS stands to make an absolute killing. They can source cheap beef tariff-free from Brazil through their own supply chain, blend it with domestic beef, and sell it at a marginal discount while pocketing the massive tariff waiver savings. 🚨
And if the domestic herd drops further, eventually the US will be structurally dependent on imported beef forever. The US will lose its food security. If you destroy the domestic cattle herd, you consolidate power over the US meat supply into the hands of a few multinational monopolies (JBS, Brazilian-owned; Cargill; etc.). These monopolies can then dictate prices indefinitely. Meanwhile, Trump gets a temporary 25% optics drop in grocery store ground beef for the 60 days leading up to the November election. He saves the GOP House/Senate.
Once the domestic herd is liquidated (cows are slaughtered, they are dead) , it takes 3 to 5 years to rebuild a herd (gestation + raising to maturity).
So this 90-day window permanently sets back US beef independence by years. This is a massive transfer of wealth from US taxpayers to the meat packing monopoly and foreign agricultural giants (specifically JBS/Brazil).
cnbc.com/2026/08/21/trump-gr…
thehill.com/homenews/adminis…
Adam retweeted
If this is the plan the VERY LEAST that can be done is mandatory country of origin labeling so consumers know where the beef they’re buying is coming from. Importing a bunch of foreign beef is just a giant gift to the meat packers who then get to undercut our American ranchers who cannot differentiate their product from the cheap foreign shit. The American cattlemen is being driven out of business so the land can be gobbled up for data centers and other bullshit.
Adam retweeted
Something VERY strange is going on in America and I think it is much worse than we all realize.
Adam retweeted
Y’all remember when some fed said I was a clown and ran a terrible campaign?
Because I only got 18% of the vote for Ohio governor in less than 5 months with only $130k raised from individuals against a billionaire endorsed by everyone.
Yeeeaaahh….
