Rep Johnson: “I don’t understand how Thomas Massie’s mind works”. How do you not understand?? Massie has over a decade of solid votes. He votes for small govt, liberty & the Constitution. It’s called integrity. Massie is THE BEST member of Congress.

You don’t see gravestones that say: “Here lies a venture capital partner with several unicorn exits” “Here lies a Senior Vice President for a Fortune 500 company” or “Here lies a high net worth individual with disposable income” You might as well work to change the world.

Word is they will be securing the private keys by wrapping them in the Epstein client list so no one can find them.

Imagine going to the voting booth and choosing Mamdani over this man?

Isn’t this a stunning reaction to me pointing out that saying “Portugal is our greatest ally”? It’s actually not stunning because it’s extremely common.

Why is everyone falling for the Genius Act?

You can’t place your integrity first and also place being in a party, group or tribe first. The world is too complex and nuanced. Dems have to try to defend Biden’s censorship, deep state coverups, Obama & the Tusli story rather than seek truth. Republicans have to try to justify huge spending bills, deep state coverups and neocon wars rather than the Constitution. Break free from your “side”. Think freely. Define and stand by your principles. Build your moral code and stick to it.

Unpopular opinion: Some people deserve a good beating. I don’t say this in a vengeful or petty way, but a practical way. Being beaten is a humbling experience and can re-wire even the worst offenders. Some people are just plain horrible and are immune to jail or fines as a corrective measure for bad behavior. There’s something primal in our DNA about a physical beating and wanting to avoid this. It works especially well on the very stupid and most horrible people. Rewire the brain. The viral videos of the guy stealing cigarettes with impunity who is then beaten by Sikh shopkeepers and the more recent video of the UK subway guy who punched a man and knocked down a baby then was beaten by the crowd are great examples. As a low government / pro liberty person the idea of the government having the power to beat people is horrifying. However the current system of wrist slaps and revolving door jails are expensive, destructive and ineffective. One beating will reform certain people more than a year or more in jail. Prisons cost taxpayers $30k+ per prisoner per year. People in jail tend to adjust and over time the punishment becomes less corrective. Also it removes their ability to contribute to society and the economy. Prisons remove fathers from raising kids and massively increase the chances of those kids also turning to crime. A system like Singapore that issues caning under careful medical guidance allows people to take a harsh and effective punishment that has a higher chance of actually changing behavior and allowing people to return to society and be productive. If the victims and offenders agree, why not have this as an option?

Portugal is our greatest ally. It is a major priority for the United States to stand by Portugal. We can not tolerate those who criticize and hate Portugal. I stand with our allies in Portugal. See how weird that sounds?

There was huge opposition to CBDCs and their capacity for abuse & tyranny. So the tyrants simply pivoted to stablecoins. They seek the same authoritarian power but instead of directly via CBDCs, they now plan to control your money via stablecoins and centralized, co-opted banks.