Ok @DataRepublican do your thing👀👀👇🏼

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Trump Interior Sec. Doug Burgum PUMMELS Gavin Newsom, exposing that California is the only American state to rely on Strait of Hormuz oil — and BLOCKED *every new pipeline* Yet Gavin blames Donald Trump for his insane gas prices. PATHETIC. BURGUM: "California was the ONLY state that was dependent on oil coming through the Strait of Hormuz, they, 60%, 2 out of 3 barrels of oil comes into California by ship, they blocked every pipeline, they blocked transmission lines, they've turned themselves proudly into an energy island and then they're complaining!" "You know, to this administration about their high energy prices and even last year, they want to blame the current conflict." "Last year, their lowest price in the year was higher than the highest prices in virtually every other state in America." "I mean, this was a condition that THEY created for themselves long before the current conflict but it's going to get worse for them going forward and we're doing everything we can to try to help." @BreitbartNews @mboyle1

How much are diapers at Target compared to Gavin Newsom's government diapers paid for by YOUR taxes? We went to take a look:

False. Just 15% of CA primary energy consumption comes from ‘renewables.’ More than 75% of CA energy consumption is from oil and gas — that’s higher than the national rate. It is true that CA has embraced anti-hydrocarbon policies. The result? CA has the highest electricity rates in the continental U.S., the highest gas prices, and the highest adjusted poverty rate in America. I wouldn’t be bragging if that was my state.

The Save California starter pack.

Anyone in LA who isn’t voting for @spencerpratt is a total idiot. This isn’t even close.

Democrats are the problem. Not the solution!

The California wealth tax is not on income… It’s 5% of your net worth. It’s state seizure of private assets. This is now on the ballot and likely to pass. Realize where we are.

Ok, here we go. “We have been observing signatures in the skies and it appears to be a form of sentient non-human intelligence. The universe is teeming with life.”

Well this is interesting...also worth looking at the response thread.

Steve Hilton said he would veto a mileage tax during tonight's debate.

The #F1 madness in stark contrast.

F1 regulations are pushing great drivers away from pursuing the series. McLaren driver abandons F1: 'Feels too much like a show' | RacingNews365 share.google/uzevRcyFb3DJIhe…

California is trying to pass a bill that would criminalize investigative journalism with misdemeanors, $10,000 fines, imprisonment, and content takedown. The proposed bill is titled AB 2624 and was made after I exposed mass fraud by immigrant groups in America. Under AB 2624, government-funded entities like the Somali “Learing” Daycare centers would be protected from being exposed if they operated inside California. The enemy truly is within. When our politicians would rather protect fraudsters and illegal migrants, it’s time for us to stand up or face mass oppression from the traitors who “rule” over us.

This might be helpful for @joerogan

2026 @F1 @fia season the pinnacle of motor racing.

Think of it what you will...McCasland, CIA and aliens.

🚨| The new engines are destroying drivers' talent: — Energy management software in the new Formula 1 power units is significantly impacting drivers' ability to push their limits. Drivers are now forced to lift and coast before braking, prioritizing battery power for straights over daring maneuvers in corners. Speaking to media, Charles Leclerc explained: “I feel that one of my strengths in the past was that in Q3 I was taking enormous risks to earn something more. Now, when you do it, you confuse the engine and you start to lose more than you earn. Consistency pays more.” “The system learns from previous laps, a dynamic similar to that of Formula E.” — Lando Norris highlighted that current Formula 1 prioritizes energy management over traditional driving skills. Speaking to media, Norris remarked: “The driver no longer drives the car, but the power unit. Talent is not measured in attacking curves, but in managing energy and in being constant in driving.” — Andrea Kimi Antonelli shared his experience from his first weekend in Australia, emphasizing the importance of consistent and precise inputs to avoid confusing the system. He reflected: “In Melbourne, in qualifying, compared to George, I made a mistake in the way I went on the gas in a curve and this caused the system to go a bit confused and that I lost in the following straights.” — Antonelli further elaborated on the need to balance instinct with reason to optimize energy use: “George can find the right balance with managing the battery a little earlier, while I'm still acting too impulsively. I like to act instinctively, but sometimes, especially with these power units, a lot of times you can't do just that, you need your reason.” — The evolution of power units and software is expected, potentially making driving less counterintuitive. However, if traditional pole position dynamics are to return, the Federation may need to intervene by placing constraints on management software and rethinking energy availability in qualifying. #f12026 VIA: [formulapassion