Tim retweeted
This clip is from June 16th, 2025.
Never doubt me, folks.
Tim retweeted
I know I'm a weirdo and care too much about economics but the whole "vote for us so we can prevent socialism" followed by "we will give you each $5,000 to vote for us" makes me insanely angry.
Just the most fraudulent bastardized version of conservatism that has ever existed.
Burn it with fire.
Tim retweeted
Looking forward to the next GOP ad where young white men have a teen takeover, or form mass shoplifting rings that clear out department stores, or riot over a drug addict that died from an overdoes
Tim retweeted
Exactly. I made this point from the beginning. If the war in Iran helps to hand our country over to Democrats, then for that reason alone (never mind the dozens of other reasons), it will have been a massive mistake. And that's exactly how it's playing out. As many of us said it would. The worst kind of political catastrophe: one that was entirely foreseeable, and therefore preventable, from the start.
Sorry not sorry, I just don’t agree with risking handing a demonic construct of a political party more power to immediately threaten my way of life on “supposing” Iran finally acquired something its wanted my entire life. Especially since we showed just last summer we could devastate that capability with precision whenever we wanted, and it didn’t require whatever all this mess has become for the American people.
This is similar to “I had to shut down the country over a glorified flu supposing something worst would happen if I didn’t.” Anything that grants Democrats more actual power over something supposedly happening is a miscalculation of where we are culturally. The clear and present danger to the president’s America First voters is the Demoncrat Party. Talarico, Al-Sayed, Sand, etc are real threats over Iran’s perceived one. This whole thing has been a political boondoggle. TARP levels of domestic political radioactive.
Tim retweeted
When they ask me “why didn’t you just go along with the folks over at the White House?”
(Dan is deputy Chief of Staff)
Tim retweeted
Economic fallout of the Iran War and withholding Epstein Files are dragging down Republicans in the midterms.
There’s a month remaining to change these policies, but Republicans are determined to go down with the ship. Are they even in charge?
Tim retweeted
Libertarians are "useless-to-destructive in the real world" she says.
So the big argument I'm getting from libertarians is to ignore their political party and the political leaders who have claimed the title and their lack of ever accomplishing anything meaningful legislatively or electorally and instead look only at the philosophical writings.
Which goes to my point--it's a utopian political impulse that is as a general rule pretty useless-to-destructive in the real world.
Tim retweeted
Replying to @JoelWBerry
This doesn’t work for Ron Paul.
This does work for Howard Lutnick.
Tim retweeted
All Republicans had to do was keep most of their promises and stop doing what Israel wants and they couldn't even manage that
Tim retweeted
MITCHELL: That was always the effort to convince first-time young Trump voters to vote R by showing the R Party could offer something better than socialism.
Trump gave Rs the recipe: deport everybody, arrest everybody, drain the swamp, cut the deficit with DOGE. Literally the entire Trump platform.
And the R Party is not on board with that.
Tim retweeted
The Republican pitch to vote for them in the midterms is the saddest thing I’ve ever seen. It makes me genuinely uncomfortable for the people making the pitch.
Tim retweeted
Another chance to…
start another war?
add another $4 trillion to the debt?
spy on Americans w/o a warrant?
fund a genocide?
keep the Epstein files hidden?
send more weapons to Ukraine?
Usually when someone asks for another chance, they tell you what they’d do differently.
Tim retweeted
Replying to @megbasham
“At their best, libertarians are a heathy check on statist politicians who want to ruin our currency, start stupid wars, and shred the Constitution. That’s a healthy impulse and a necessary part of any American political movement.”
-Also Charlie Kirk, who invited me to his events, and on his shows, not you, so please do not exploit him as an accessory to your crash out.
Tim retweeted
Replying to @Nicksdankmemes3 @Jamesmiltonray
They’ve alienated us and they want someone to blame in November when they lose both houses and states Trump won by 15 points.
Tim retweeted
The public debt is $40 trillion and on a ruinous path to $150 trillion by 2055, but the once and former anti-spending party does nothing about it despite controlling the House, Senate and White House. And that's in large part because the Washington GOP is infested with neocon, Empire Firsters like this war-loving miscreant.
Tim retweeted
Replying to @Eesrepublic
My term ends on January 3rd. I’ll keep spreading the truth and holding the people in charge accountable. Simply unfollow and mute my account if this makes you uncomfortable.
Tim retweeted
If you're trying to convince disaffected Trump voters to vote R, there are a bunch of arguments you could make...
But don't use "punish Republicans in the primaries."
It's functionally impossible to unseat an eGOP incumbent.
Trump even pulled an endorsement from a MAGA candidate I polled for AFTER he called for the RINO to be primaried.