… decades.In my conversation with @politico, I cover Trumpnomics, tariffs, the @federalreserve, and the World Trade Organization, among other topics.
— Peter Navarro (@RealPNavarro) March 30, 2026
Looking at the chessboard, even the haters have to admit: President Trump is restructuring a global trade order that was cheating us for… pic.twitter.com/fVFuFVlk4G
Peter Navarro, 30 March 2026
Easy Ruling
… citizenship to American Indians.The Fourteenth Amendment is clear.
— 🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸 (@mrddmia) March 30, 2026
Four words decide everything: Subject to the jurisdiction.
Illegal aliens owe no allegiance to the United States.
They fall outside the jurisdiction. History confirms it.
Congress had to pass a separate statute to grant birthright… pic.twitter.com/io1O3L9EUG
They weren't subject to jurisdiction either.
So ask the simple question. If American Indians didn't get automatic birthright citizenship, how do the children of illegal aliens?
They don't.
The Supreme Court follows the plain text, or it doesn't.
Easy ruling. No excuses.
Diaper Diplomacy, 30 March 2026
"That’s a lie." — Marco Fires Back at Zelenskyy on US Security Guarantees pic.twitter.com/lbkSfSsfvu
— DiaperDiplomacy (@DiaperDiplomacy) March 30, 2026
US Central Command, 30 March 2026
U.S. forces continue to eliminate the Iranian regime's ability to project power in meaningful ways outside of Iran's borders. pic.twitter.com/R2T0F9JOrY
— U.S. Central Command (@CENTCOM) March 30, 2026
Sanctioning Hungary
… Zelensky.UKRAINE: US Senators are actively working on legislation to punish Hungary for not sending money to Ukraine. Democrat Jeanne Shaheen and Thom Tillis, co-chairs of the Senate Nato observer group are blocking the SAVE Act and blocking ICE/CBP funding, and instead working to fund… https://t.co/RJ4W46hONd pic.twitter.com/17RjukLG09
— @amuse (@amuse) March 30, 2026
Hospital Food
… most cost-effective ways to improve outcomes, speed recovery, and build a healthier future. Nutrition isn’t optional; it’s essential care.Hospitals are meant to heal—but too often, the food they serve holds patients back. It’s time for hospitals to prioritize real, nutrient-dense food, cut ultra-processed options, and align meals with evidence-based medical needs.
— DrOzCMS (@DrOzCMS) March 30, 2026
The proper diet is one of the simplest, most… https://t.co/ABAvLzWKeu
Some California Voters are 126 Years Old
… are not alive, but they're still voting — We need voter ID here in America to actually save our voting systems and to have accurate elections.”Nick Shirley’s mom found a woman who is 126 and somehow is STILL VOTING in California elections
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) March 30, 2026
“According to this list, this person voted in the last presidential election, and this is why we need identification when we go to vote”@Brookerteejones “Most likely these people… pic.twitter.com/4ry7AsXPgs
Promethean Action Science, 27 March 2026
The Iran conflict has green energy propagandists salivating—pushing claims that wind and solar are now the cheapest electricity and the answer to energy security. The data says otherwise.
In this episode, Ben Deniston of Promethean Action cuts through the coordinated green messaging with hard evidence: real-world data from California and 30+ European countries showing electricity prices rise as wind and solar scale up. He exposes the "levelized cost of electricity" as a deliberate accounting trick that hides the massive overhead costs of intermittency—backup generation, storage, transmission, curtailment, and grid balancing. When those costs are included, 100% wind or solar in Texas costs 6 to 10 times more than natural gas.
But cost is only half the problem. Wind and solar are fundamentally low power density—requiring 10 to 25x the materials of reliable systems for the same energy output. And that's not a solvable engineering problem—it's the physics.
The episode closes with the deeper principle: increasing power density isn't just good economics—it's a universal law of progress, from the first ocean predators 530 million years ago to the nuclear frontier ahead. Green energy doesn't just raise costs—it pushes civilization against the current of natural law.
In this episode, Ben Deniston of Promethean Action cuts through the coordinated green messaging with hard evidence: real-world data from California and 30+ European countries showing electricity prices rise as wind and solar scale up. He exposes the "levelized cost of electricity" as a deliberate accounting trick that hides the massive overhead costs of intermittency—backup generation, storage, transmission, curtailment, and grid balancing. When those costs are included, 100% wind or solar in Texas costs 6 to 10 times more than natural gas.
But cost is only half the problem. Wind and solar are fundamentally low power density—requiring 10 to 25x the materials of reliable systems for the same energy output. And that's not a solvable engineering problem—it's the physics.
The episode closes with the deeper principle: increasing power density isn't just good economics—it's a universal law of progress, from the first ocean predators 530 million years ago to the nuclear frontier ahead. Green energy doesn't just raise costs—it pushes civilization against the current of natural law.
Mike Steger, 25 March 2026
Over 1 million Americans dead.
— Mike Steger (@stegerMG) March 25, 2026
50 million battling addiction.
This isn’t a crisis.
It’s a war. pic.twitter.com/ihQ8z9IJOo