Nashville teacher allegedly threatened with termination for refusing to read LGBTQ book to first graders. foxnews.com/media/nashville-…

Anything you’d like to say about this @MetroSchools @freddieoconnell

Unity? While wearing your sectioned off gender and race division for the presidential candidate??

Bicyclist Wants To Be Treated Like A Car But Also Be Able To Just Kinda Break The Rules When He Wants To buff.ly/44pHZiS

The greatest living American hero. We should have listened.

Last week’s CPI report marked a significant milestone as it is the first time in 102 years that we have witnessed twelve consecutive months of declining CPI on a YoY basis. The last time we experienced that was in 1921 after the Spanish Flu pandemic marking the actual bottom for inflation rates at -15.8%. Today, after the same monthly sequence of falling CPI, the rate is still positive and above the Fed’s target. The overwhelming focus on the recent slowdown in inflation appears to be rooted in backward-looking analysis. In fact: Since last week’s CPI report, oil has broken out, gold rallied back above $2,000, silver surged, and agricultural commodities appreciated substantially. While the macro environment today differs from that of the 1970s or 1940s, a lesson from history remains: inflation tends to develop through waves. We have recently witnessed the conclusion of the first wave and are likely in the process of reaching a bottom in the recent deceleration period, with a new upward trajectory underway. The primary reason for this is the persistence of underlying issues that continue to drive inflation rates higher: ▪️ Irresponsible levels of government spending ▪️ Escalating deglobalization trends, which necessitate the revitalization of manufacturing capabilities in economies. ▪️ Wage-price spiral, particularly driven by low-income segments of the society ▪️ Ongoing supply constraints due to chronic underinvestment in natural resource industries. Just as base effects played a crucial role in reducing inflation rates, we anticipate that the opposite effect is on the horizon, with CPI likely to reach a bottom in the near future.

Biden official: It's going to cost trillions of dollars. There's no doubt about it.

 Me: So, if the U.S. spent $50T to become carbon neutral by 2050, how much is that going to reduce world temperatures?

 Biden official: *No answer*

Here are all of the studies that show masks lack statistical effectiveness that @VoteGloriaJ claimed today have been "debunked." I will post all of these studies, and I look forward to @VoteGloriaJ's response to @JasonZacharyTN linking to the peer reviews that debunk them: 1/

Even the trained police dogs know who the aggressors are in the COVID police state and it isn’t us.

Super storm Brandon grounds flights across America and is now disrupting the railways too.

“New data coming out of Florida school districts show virtually zero difference between masked vs. unmasked counties, even as Covid-19 cases plummet across the state.” townhall.com/tipsheet/scottm…

Hospitals are treating nurses like shit and wondering why there's a shortage. This is a decades long problem exacerbated by a pandemic. This thread is so depressing and frightening.

"Face coverings are no longer advised for pupils, staff and visitors either in classrooms or in communal areas." gov.uk/government/publicatio…

Throughout the entire course of this pandemic, only one thing has become crystal clear - this virus is just gonna virus, regardless of man's feeble attempts to stop it. We can realize this and learn to live with it, or we can destroy ourselves trying to do the impossible.

“In sum, of the 14 RCTs...three suggest, but do not provide any statistically significant evidence in intention-to-treat analysis, that masks might be useful. The other eleven suggest that masks are either useless—or actually counterproductive...” city-journal.org/do-masks-wo…

Angry at your school board? Tired of power hungry politicians mandating everything under the sun? Well your ire should be pointed in one direction. At @GovBillLee and @CSexton25 they had and still have the power to end this stupidity the right way, through the legislative process

Urge your TN legislators to call a special session and deal with masks in schools, jabs for jobs, and vaccine passports now! Click on the link to take action! tennesseestands.org/urge-leg…