I ran for an office I thought was a waste of money, on the platform of eliminating it. I won, and then we eliminated it. he/him.
Champaign, IL
Joined February 2018
- Tweets2.6K
- Following1.3K
- Followers635
- Likes6.1K
Mike Ingram retweeted
"Do you worry [Abdul El-Sayed] is a bit too left wing to win in Michigan?"
Michigan voter "At this point what do we have to worry about? Anything but what we have. We're on our way to hell so at this point socialist, socialise, social, dont matter to me, lower my cost of living"
Mike Ingram retweeted
From Matt Towery “As we look at early voting it is becoming clear that a certain portion of the GOP base is not planning on voting. The GOP message in terms of paid ads has failed to explain why action on Iran was needed and what the consequences of a nuclear Iran would be. It is the “elephant in the room” that must be addressed big time as the closing message. We have too many polls in too many states with Democrats leading and the GOP is running out of time.”
This thread is a wild ride.
Mike Ingram retweeted
Shot and chaser. @VivekGRamaswamy really does have his best advocates out on the campaign trail and making the case
Opinion: We can't let Amy Acton ruin Ohio again | Letters dispatch.com/story/opinion/l…
Mike Ingram retweeted
Conservatives are getting insanely mad at Netflix because they think a foreign Netflix account did a Charlie Kirk joke for The Gentlemen.
Mike Ingram retweeted
Against everyone’s better judgment, they have given me a stage and a microphone.
This Sunday at Fire Doll Studio in Champaign Illinois join Swan Rubins of the @FarmpitGirls, @electmikeingram, and me in Progressively Unhinged.
Mike Ingram retweeted
Congratulations to @AbdulElSayed on winning the Michigan Democratic primary to be our nominee for US Senate. Abdul has my full endorsement and support.
This was a brutal primary (believe me, I know). And Trump and Mike Rogers are counting on us staying divided. Let's prove them wrong by beating Mike Rogers and taking our country back. 🇺🇸
This is literally the kind of thing that every local governmental body and elected official SHOULD be striving for.
Work on better social safety nets and identify the ways that you are negatively impacting your constituents with superfluous fees and requirements.
Mamdani: In a win for every ice cream lover across New York City, we will work with the state to do away with the frozen dessert permit that requires restaurants to seek out a superfluous second permit for what they’re already doing: serving food.
No more treat-sploitation, as we say.
Right now, barbershops need three licenses to cut hair: one to be a barber, one to own the shop, and one from the city on top of both.
The state of affairs is frankly anti-fade, and we will not stand for it, which is why we will work with the state to streamline these licenses as well.
And to the bingo enthusiasts out there, for too long, the potential earnings of a hot streak at bingo have been capped by arcane rules that no longer reflect how the game is actually being played.
With OPEN, DCWP will remove unnecessary regulations, including prize limits.
These are just a few of the improvements we are proud to announce today as we make it clear we are in the pocket of Big Abuela.
Note: Often there are departments providing crucial services who count on the money from even thesefees, so it is often necessary to make these up elsewhere; which is why we should be offset by returning to the tax rates of the greatest era in this country's history, the 1950s.
Remember when Biden and Boot-edge-edge used YOUR MONEY for DEI bike lanes and climate change?
THAT’S OVER
I just redirected $1.73 billion in USDOT grants away from Biden-era DEI pet projects
Now this funding is officially locked in to fix America’s actual backbone: ROADS, BRIDGES, AND SHIPPING PORTS @realDailyWire ➡️ dailywire.com/news/trump-use…
Someone call @TheJonFishman , and tell him it's time to step up.
July 4th is a challenging day for those who believe this country COULD be so much better but never see it manage to get there. – at Champaign, IL
