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The early voting website data from dept of elections does not match their JSON data.
Web display shows 1,566,211 (Yes) to 1,479,447 (No), but Json file from same page (bottom of page - "Media Export" link) reflects 1,194,228 (Yes) to 1,208,704 (No).
The JSON data shows the "NO" winning as of 21-Apr-2026 22:35:01, but the website graphics shows "YES" winning.
Why the discrepancy between json and web?
enr.elections.virginia.gov/r…
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🇺🇸 Today We Celebrate Independence Day | The Price of the Promise
“Every freedom we casually enjoy today was once purchased at an unthinkable cost by those who would never live to see its full reward.”
Today we celebrate not just the birth of a nation, but the audacity of its founding. July 4th marks the day when a handful of men, under threat of death and defeat, signed a declaration that reshaped the world, not because they knew it would succeed, but because they believed liberty was worth the risk.
But independence was never merely won on parchment. It was carved out on battlefields, carried on the backs of soldiers, whispered through underground networks, defended in courtrooms, marched for in streets, and held onto in moments when the future seemed uncertain.
The freedoms we enjoy today like speech, worship, self-determination, dissent, were not handed down gently. They were wrestled into existence by people who knew they might never benefit from them. Their sacrifice was the down payment on a promise: that future generations would be freer than they were.
So today, in the comfort of peace and the glow of celebration, let us not forget the cost. Let us honor the struggle not with shallow nostalgia, but with renewed commitment to protect what was earned, to improve what was begun, and to never let freedom become invisible through its familiarity.
This is Independence Day. Let’s celebrate it not as a relic of the past, but as a living charge to carry forward.
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Replying to @FischerKing64
I'm proud to be a citizen of a nation founded on one core instinct: a deep-rooted distrust of control freaks.
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I created the noted sailing workshop around the premise that "there is no kids version of the ocean."
We spent very little time on the sport of it because the real-world standard has more to do with decision-making than strength. Starting from the story of Laura Dekker's solo circumnavigation, as we did, it becomes clear there's only one standard once you leave the dock.
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Some people in the comments are saying buy a Toyota.
This was true five years ago.
But all the truck makers are having engine and transmission reliability problems right now, Toyota included.
It's not because the manufactures have all decided to torch their truck brands (and believe me, they're being incinerated).
It's gov't.
Look up EPA fleet emissions standards.
What's happening to truck platforms starts to make sense once you understand that piece of the puzzle.
Also...
Crash safety requirements are why all the vehicles from all the makes have the nth variation of the same body.
As the old saying goes...
Giving up freedom for safety leads to neither.
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We might be better off not sharing videos and photos of men and women suffering from mental illness and drug addiction
I don’t know.
There’s probably a better use for this app.
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Replying to @simonsarris
You will find utterly different nutrition advice when smart people go all the way down the rabbit hole and then solve their issues.
1. Paul and Shou-Ching Jaminet wrote The Perfect Heath Diet after they began having issues. He's a physicist and she runs a cancer lab. They spent years reading the literature and trialing ideas. Their thesis is avoidance with a wide spectrum of nutrients through whole foods and supplementation plus a lifestyle that acknowledged circadian rhythms (ahead of their time). This is best described as the thoughtful kitchen sink. perfecthealthdiet.com/the-di…
2. Grant Genereux is an engineeer that begun having a constellation of issues that are considered autimmune diseases. He did not accept a diagnosis that required a lifelong pharmacuetical crutch and performed and incredibly broad study across various populations to determine what environemtal factors were driving these diseases in advanced nations. He makes a compelling case that retinol poisoning is a root cause for many modern ailments. The data on the before and after collapse of the Atlantic fishery in Canada and the subsequent populaiton level changes in auto immune diagnoses is compelling. ggenereux.blog/my-ebooks/
3. Weston A. Price was a dentist in the early twentieth century. He noticed that caries (cavities) were becoming common, historically (then) cavities were rare. He and his wife travelled the word trying to understand why oral health was changing. It was a unique time - photography and Western diets were available but had not blanketed the globe. Thus he was able to to compare lifestyle and diet differences on an intra-population basis. He even found examples of siblings where one had left the village and adopted a western lifestyle and diet and another had stayed home and continued to live a traditional life. He observed psyiological and psychological changes and found those who lived in a traditional fashion had superior health outcomes. If you've seen photos showing a narrow palate and nose versus a wide healthy face these were likely copped from his book, Nutritional & Physical Degeneration. His theory was that vitamins A, D and K were present in traditional diets via fish or dairy. Some of the crunchy, grass fed, farmers market folks love him. There are 2 organizations fighting about who is the steward of his nutritional gospel.
The lesson here is power to the people and citizen science!
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Replying to @JohnLeFevre
DC: a uniparty clique that has been voting itself dollars under the guise of operating the federal government as a piggy bank or empathy projection project.
AFUERA
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Replying to @pegobry_en
Totally agree.
Leaving x is fighting a global network effect - you lose. X is now the top news download worldwide. It’s in top 3 in every country’s app market. Top 2 in most. The other app is always a local, single country app. Nothing is close. This plus the translate function means that x may actually become something like original hopes for the internet - a free flowing public commons free of boundaries. The small part of me wishes I could invest in x. The rest of me is enthused for the free conversations our species will have.
Elon becoming the richest man is small payment for this.
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Replying to @Oilfield_Rando
Our debt is an existential issue of national security.
The massive trade surplus is we run with China are then converted into our own debt held by China. China is the third largest holder of American debt. This is notable as externally held Chinese debt is amongst the lowest in the world compared to our situation with the Chinese holding our debt. China is subsidizing us!
This is a lever under America that grows longer and longer. Longer than an any aircraft carrier or drone swarm.
We must disrupt.
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Replying to @Beanie0597
Pity is largely a double sided trap. A codependency of small spirit.
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Replying to @lawrencekingyo
There’s a point in the downward spiral when a portion of (the brightest) doctors and the lawyers and the teachers and the engineers all start to leave.
Then the remaining are persecuted of they don’t toe the line.
The ones that get in line become butchers and destroyers of civil society and designers of weapons and presenters of propoganda.
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Replying to @johnkonrad
Had the highest esteem for flag officers when I wore a uniform. Saw them as the embodiment of wisdom and conviction after a life of service and discipline. A life well lived. Seeing them as ordinary people was natural evolution.
This is beyond normalcy, it is utterly low character and low competence. It is beneath the rank. We might have an oversupply of flag officers.
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Replying to @ZaidJilani
Seeing how completely and absolutely unspecial the elites are is good for America.
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Replying to @D88041Diana
Absolutely.
If the government can be cleaned up, this can be fixed.
- it is standard practice in DC to double dip. That is to retire from the military / Government and to take a private sector contracting job while collecting your government benefits and pension. I know of no other career path that works like this. These are incentives for corruption and indicate the government is overpaying. If contractors were charging honest prices they could not play this game. Mcdonalds is not hiring you after your health inspector career!
- I believe government positions should be very well paid in a small limited government. But those jobs should not come with lifetime security blankets. It attracts the wrong type of people and career progression no longer works like that. This worked great for Singapore - pay good people well. Don’t hire low competence, low character people.
- The only reason the government can offer the retirement benefits it does is because they can continually operate at a debt due to a dishonest and dysfunctional leadership. No private company can continue to pay out more money than it takes in for benefits and stay in business. This is an insult to regular citizens who are funding this through taxes and who suffer from inflation due to money printing. It’s a dishonest deal!
I think the worst part about operating the government this way though is the effect on our individual and national spirits. To know that you are living a lie and living in debt and doing nothing about that and acting as though everything is fine. That is a wait, and be forced to live within that lie and for children to see that and to have to go along with that to earn your living or to check your courage because you’re afraid. This destroys people.
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Replying to @ComebackMid @kdoglias
Sitting on your ass eventually kills you and your society.
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Replying to @haleydtalbot
If you're unsure about the integrity of something in government and need to get up to speed just check on Massie's reaction.
He's integrity Clif Notes for .gov.

















