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Libertarian/AnCap, political science denier, arms dealer, gun nut, and music lover. Proudly blocked by @shannonrwatts. People do not hate government enough. -H

Joined February 2010
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
Brian Monahan, the attending physician of the Capitol, is part of the deep Congress. He endorsed and gave false credibility to Pelosi’s ridiculous mask mandate on members of Congress, which I ignored and was fined for doing so.
🚨🚨 BREAKING NEWS: THE NAVY has removed BRIAN MONAHAN, the attending physician of the Capitol, amid an investigation for alleged misconduct, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. MONAHAN has served in the role since 2009. he is a rear admiral. Office serves lawmakers, staff and SCOTUS. IG report expected to be public later this week. reporting with @allymutnick @bresreports @briana_reilly (@punchbowlnews text subscribers had it first)
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
Tonight on the @ComicDaveSmith show: I argue against the proposed new party/takeover/renaming of the LP for the upcoming presidential race. youtube.com/watch?v=m9H3hrlh…
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
Some businesses fail, and people lose jobs. So politicians say, “We must protect workers!” But there’s a downside to protection. johnstossel.com/worth-the-ri…
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"Women's uteruses will fly out!” What? That was an actual fear when trains were first introduced. Today, some fear delivery drones.
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Oops, now he needs to rewrite his speech "I hope Hegseth addresses the 8 articles of impeachment, & doesn‘t get up & misquote the Bible in Quentin Tarantino fashion & do some pull-ups & call everybody fat & gay. I may have just given you half his speech”
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
It's a damn shame to lose one of the few principled lawmakers in Congress. The man just won't let up and I love it.
🚨This morning we reached the required 218 signatures on my discharge petition for Epstein Files Transparency Act II ! I’m working closely with @RepJayapal, @RepTeresaLF and @RepRoKhanna to get this to the floor for a vote soon.
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
🚨This morning we reached the required 218 signatures on my discharge petition for Epstein Files Transparency Act II ! I’m working closely with @RepJayapal, @RepTeresaLF and @RepRoKhanna to get this to the floor for a vote soon.
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
Replying to @dyne_guy
@dyne_guy, DEFLATION=time-honored meaning: money-supply CONTRACTION. 1995-2020, money supply IN-flated. Nominal price of desktop computers: 1995: $1800; 2020: $700. Contra to myth, people didn't defer purchases, 1995-2020, waiting for further price declines. Kept buying MORE.
Replying to @GeneSohoForum
Your argument substitutes deflation (aka an increase in the purchasing power of money) for relative price decrease of certain goods. If some prices decrease, but money depreciates, people are still incentivized to spend, so sectoral price declines can rearrange preferences but won’t suppress the aggregate spending. If we aim for a stable aggregate deflation, people can generally defer consumption for the mere reason of expected real gains on hoarded cash, which can start a vicious feedback spiral. Theoretically, if we can stabilize deflation at 3%, people will adapt, and consumption will return to normal, but the Fed doesn’t have reliable tools to practically keep MV on path without swings. A completely different monetary framework is needed to try this safely.
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
“Republicans hit a wall because they kissed The Wall.” -@RepThomasMassie NO WALL KISSERS 2028 🇺🇸
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Everyone on the right is pretending like America turned permanent Democrat. No America is turning Independent. And you just spit in their faces.
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What do you call someone who claims to be a "free speech absolutist" ... ...and ALSO calls her friends in the government because she doesn't like her b*llsh*t being called out? @LauraLoomer?
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
Free Speech Absolutist @LauraLoomer had these two @FBI agents from @FBIPhiladelphia sent to @SeniorChiefEXW 's home today. The agents implied they HAD to door knock because of pressure from the White House. "Will" and "Brian" apologized, saying they "had to."
What do you call someone who claims to be a "free speech absolutist" ... ...and ALSO calls her friends in the government because she doesn't like her b*llsh*t being called out? @LauraLoomer?
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
It’s just too pathetic watching the few remaining Trump supporters trying to dunk on Massie. You should probably wait more than a week after that catastrophic beat down to start talking about who’s “taking Ls.” Massie was absolutely right about the war that ruined Trump’s Presidency. Everyone knows that. He introduced articles of impeachment against Hegseth for killing school girls for fucks sake.. This wasn’t lying about a blow job, fake ass Ukraine-gate or that obvious inside job Jan 6th. Good for him for doing it. If you had listened to Massie instead of Levin, you would be sitting on majorities right now.
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
Will Chamberlain talks a lot for a guy who’s clearly been wrong about literally everything for 15 years.
Thomas Massie talks a lot about the constitution for a guy who's clearly never bothered to read Article II
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IMPEACHMENT, Article III The law requires our military to withdraw from hostilities within 60 days if Congress does not authorize the activity. Operation Epic Fury has been underway for 256 days. Congress has not authorized it. Hegseth is breaking the law. Not even debatable.
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
54 days until Ed Gallrein has to unblock everyone. May the ratios be unending and merciless.
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I’ve heard from several members they agree with some of the Articles of Impeachment but not all of them. If the motion to kill my resolution by referring it to committee fails, and we proceed to the Articles themselves, I’ll request a vote on each of the Articles separately.
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
Your terms are acceptable.
The Democrats impeached President Trump a second time and actually had a trial in the Senate when he was a private citizen.  Therefore, I propose the impeachment of every past president who is still alive for military operations in which they never received a declaration of war -- impeach them all and try them all -- as this is the new standard.  The same for every past, living SecDef and SecState.
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Heath E. Riggle retweeted
Today the House will vote on the Hegseth Impeachment Resolution. The first vote will be on a procedural motion to kill the resolution such as motion to “refer to committee.” If we can overcome that effort, we will proceed to a real debate and vote on the Articles of Impeachment.
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