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Once you wade through the noise, you'll find one of the single most important choices we face today and why voting Republican is vital. Both Democrats and Republicans now agree that an automated future driven by Super Intelligence means traditional jobs and income will change forever, making some form of national wealth income or citizen dividend a necessity. How we set this up right now is vital. The progressive plan, modeled after California's push for wealth taxes, taxing unrealized gains, and heavy regulations, will backfire completely. We are already seeing a massive shift where tech companies, billions in infrastructure, and top talent are fleeing California for states like Texas just to survive the taxes and red tape. If we scale those restrictive policies nationwide, we lose the geographic escape hatch. Capital will leave the country entirely, wiping out our future tax base. Without domestic systems to generate wealth, we will end up running our infrastructure on foreign platforms, completely trapping American citizens under the thumb of whatever country dominates the tech.
I vote for Zeek!☝️
Dear TPUSA, Erika Kirk, and anyone else with a hand in outreach…
Honest question: why aren’t you recruiting guys like myself who aren’t polished, are blue collar types, have calloused hands and rough knuckles, and might not look like “All-America,” but can connect with people who are also sorta politically homeless.
I mean, it also wouldn’t hurt to have someone representing you who has the gift of gab and the gift of jab if necessary, knaa’mean? Can’t put a message out if some lavender haired they/them is flipping your table on a whim.
I mean, think about it… I might not be the guy wearing a Versace belt with a $2,000 suit, but I like my jeans and Timberlands and I think more Americans can identify with that than anything else.
@FrontlinesTPUSA @TPUSA
Hugs,
Zeek
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Kat retweeted
Nick Fuentes isn’t the future of the GOP.
Thomas Massie isn’t a conservative.
MTG isn’t… anyone.
Tucker Carlson is a psychopath and a liberal at heart.
Candace Owens is an opportunist, a liberal, and a whore for clicks.
Alex Jones is a gullible, low IQ, and low T retard.
Everyone else like them is looking to gain followers and cash checks off their destruction.
So much of what these idiots do is performative. Running on rage baiting.
5:57 PM. A sitting congressman stands outside the House chamber filming a video about impeaching Pete Hegseth.
6:05 PM. The vote that buried the Hegseth impeachment closes. He never walked in.
Both times come from the TMZ reporter who saw him. Jonathan Jackson, Democrat of Illinois, had told that same reporter hours earlier: "Impeachment can't wait." The country did not have "one more day to wait."
His written excuse: "a traffic incident and a police-escorted bus." The reporter: "He could've made the vote."
211 to 204. Eleven Democrats didn't vote. The margin was seven.
Yesterday he thanked Thomas Massie, the Kentucky Republican who wrote the eight articles and the only Republican to vote with the Democrats, "for your courage to step away from the GOP." Within a day he was calling his own absence "inexcusable."
He has demanded Hegseth's resignation since March of last year. When the vote finally came, you could find him outside FILMING himself.
It couldn't wait one more day. It could wait for the camera. 💎
Kat retweeted
Make no mistake. The Jensen Huang scandal isn't just a story about someone's private life.
It's a lever. And it's going to be used for one thing: taking control of AI.
I'm not saying the facts are made up. Jensen admitted the affairs, and the investigation should run its course. I'm saying: look at what's being built on top of it.
Look at the sequence.
Early November, Democrats win both chambers of Congress. Right after, they announce a flood of AI bills.
One congresswoman calls for a pause on advanced AI development and a ban on superintelligence, on day one. A bill introduced in the House would create a federal Department of AI with the power to decide which companies are allowed to build advanced models. A senator wants a federal AI Safety Board with mandatory standards. Others want mandatory testing before any model is released.
Translation: tomorrow, to release a model, you'll need permission.
And who was standing in the way? Jensen.
He fought export restrictions he saw as counterproductive. He fought the state-by-state patchwork of AI laws. His very first post on X was a letter signed by Nvidia on a single topic: why open models matter. Safety, innovation, sovereignty. The world needs both closed models and open models.
Nvidia is one of the most powerful companies on the planet publicly defending open weights.
And now, in Washington, analysts are saying it out loud: the scandal has broken Nvidia's ability to slow those bills down.
For those who want to lock everything up, the timing is perfect.
Why does this matter so much? Because open source is the only thing standing between AI and a tool of control.
If AI stays open, anyone can download a model, inspect it, modify it, run it on their own machine. A student in Lagos. A small business in Ohio. A dissident in Hong Kong. No one can switch it off. No one can decide for them what the machine is allowed to say.
Kill open source, and what's left?
A handful of closed models. Licensed. Tested, approved, monitored by a federal agency. And when an agency decides what an AI is allowed to say, it decides what billions of people will read, learn and think.
That's not a technology anymore. That's a Ministry of Truth with an API.
And don't believe for a second these rules will hurt the giants.
George Stigler, Nobel laureate in economics, showed it: regulation almost always ends up captured by the very players it claims to rein in. A multimillion-dollar license? The giants pay it without blinking. A ten-person open source lab can't. Bureaucrats write the rules, the biggest players write them alongside them, and everyone else disappears.
A caste of bureaucrats, backed by a few billionaires rich enough to buy their ticket in. That's what the closed world looks like.
Europe already went down this road. The result: models launch in the US and China, and reach Europe months later. If they reach it at all.
And while America gets ready to handcuff itself, China is shipping open-weight models one after another and giving them to the whole world.
My read: the Huang scandal will be the first pretext. Not the last. Every incident, every fear, every headline will be used to close one more door.
If AI stays open, it belongs to everyone.
If it closes, it belongs to whoever hands out the licenses.
And that day, it's game over.
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter.
AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country.
Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty.
The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models.
images.nvidia.com/pdf/Open-W…
Kat retweeted
🚨 JUST IN: The US House just PASSED the Take Care of America's Veterans Act, on Veterans Day, after Democrats tried to derail it for months
SUDDENLY, Dems stopped their obstruction of the bill. It's been STALLED for months
- Raises the housing allowance for veterans in apprenticeships
- Lets certain retirees with combat-related disabilities collect BOTH their disability pay and military retired pay
- Extends benefits to surviving spouses who remarry
- Increases dependency and indemnity compensation for families
- Creates a new supplemental monthly allowance for certain disabled veterans
- Bars VA from denying a claim solely over a missed exam
- Expands support for family caregivers
- Extends the Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program
- Expands VA mental health research
- Codifies eligibility standards for the Veterans Community Care Program
Back in July, Democrats pushed a motion to send it back to committee. It failed by just ONE vote, 210-211, and Republicans held the line
That vote stalled the bill for nearly 4 MONTHS. Today it finally got done
These men and women gave EVERYTHING for this country.
Now to the SENATE. SEND IT TO TRUMP! 🇺🇸
Kat retweeted
Well, well, well
Rep. Ro Khanna sold $NVDA right before Nvidia's CEO admitted to having a Chinese spy side piece
He's a member of the following:
- Strategic Competition between the U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party Committee
- Taiwan Caucus
- High Tech Caucus
Apparently, federal agents informed some lawmakers last year that Jensen Huang might be the target of a foreign intelligence operation
He avoided a ~26% dip
Kat retweeted
Hey @HouseJudiciary Democrats:
You claim Trump’s tariffs cost American families an average of $2,500 a year.
Let’s do the math.
$2,500 × approximately 132 million American households = $330 BILLION annually.
Now let’s look at the federal government’s books.
The Treasury reported $173 billion in net customs-duty revenue for FY2026. That’s from ALL tariffs, including those that existed before Trump raised them.
So I have a few questions:
1. If American families are bearing $330 billion in annual costs, how much of that represents actual tariffs collected by the Treasury?
2. How much represents higher prices, lost purchasing power, or other estimated economic losses? Show us the calculations.
3. Have you adjusted your $2,500 estimate for tariffs that were struck down, refunded, or subsequently changed?
4. What about the federal deficit? Tariff revenues reduce federal borrowing relative to what it otherwise would have been. CBO projected substantial deficit reduction from the higher tariffs. Why isn’t that fiscal benefit part of your discussion?
5. If you’re claiming $330 billion in annual household costs, reconcile that figure with actual Treasury collections and the estimated economic effects. Account for the difference.
I’m a forensic accountant. When somebody throws around a $330 billion number, I want to see how they calculated it.
Show us the numbers.
Kat retweeted
One of the insurance companies Senator Wyden claims to be investigating is Centene.
What he doesn’t tell you?
Its PAC funds his PAC. His former senior health adviser lobbies for it.
Kat retweeted
Senator @SenAdamSchiff, you met privately with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on July 28, 2026. Your spokesperson confirmed you discussed national-security threats.
@RoKhanna appeared with Huang at Stanford on April 9.
Now you’re demanding to know what Trump knew and when?
Fair enough. Let’s ask what YOU knew and when.
What did Huang tell you? Did you question him about China, chip exports, or potential security vulnerabilities?
You want a congressional investigation? Then put your own meeting and communications under the same microscope.
No special treatment for members of Congress.
The recent reporting around the CEO of NVIDIA and potential compromise by a Chinese agent deserves a thorough congressional investigation. But it also raises serious questions about the President’s support of exporting chips to China, his personal financial interests, and just who is advising him.
Trump was reportedly briefed over a year ago that NVIDIA’s CEO had a close personal relationship with a Chinese agent with an interest in expanding the country’s access to advanced AI chips. Then Trump allowed NVIDIA to sell those chips to China, squandering of our technological advantage, while investing millions of his personal fortune in the company.
Congress must immediately pass export controls to stop selling these sensitive chips to China, and the American people are owed answers about what the President knew and when.
An evaluation if you will.
Let's take a look at this dyke/troon's setup. Looks to be a 16" midlength gas system AR with a fixed front sight post and detachable carry handle rear sight. Camo paint job. STANAG 30rd mag. B5 stock, possible B5 grip. Magpul MOE MLOK handguards and Magpul Mlok VFG
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This is my brother, the one just younger than me. With a 2.5-year age gap, I have fought with him, picked him up from school when he was sick, and taken on a teacher or two who didn't recognize his capabilities; he has teased me, supported me, and given me the type of unconditional love only a younger brother can give an older sister. He retired this past week after service and sacrifice that spanned four decades and more than a dozen deployments. I will forever be in awe of his ability to separate war from home, to maintain love and compassion, and his patriotism and absolute support of those he served with. Men and women like this are the heroes of our nation, and on this Veterans Day, I want to express my deepest appreciation and gratitude to each of them.
Kat retweeted
The ENTIRE central leadership of the #Maine GOP is a MAD HOUSE.
While you toil away at work, while you place your signature on a donation check to the MAINE REPUBLICAN PARTY... THIS is what's going on at the top of the party! THIS IS WHAT YOUR DONATIONS ARE GOING TO!
Knox County Republican Chairwoman Heather Sprague describes WITCH TRIALS against her as she faught to get the candidates she is responsible for, FUNDED!
So it's not enough to do this cloak and dagger CRAP in the off-season, Scott Rocknak decided that Knox County's Republican candidates could take a back seat to his EGO.
I have enough of putting my best foot forward for this party when SNAKES are slithering through the shadows cutting us off at the knees!
IF YOU'RE TIRED OF THIS CIRCUS TOO, LET YOUR COMMITTEEMAN/WOMAN KNOW TO VOTE EVERY LAST ON OF THESE SUCKERS OUT! AND DEMAND THE STAFF AT 9 HIGGINS GOES TOO!
We either clean this mess up now, or let it strangle us in 2028. The choice is your's.
We're in an all fronts war with china, best we recognize that.
🚨 NOW: It's just been exposed that the effort to block a data center on an ABANDONED mall lot in Maryland is LINKED TO CHINESE COMMUNISTS
Imagine that.
"The Party for Socialism and Liberation took notice...that group is reportedly linked to controversial Chinese businessman Neville Roy Singham."
The CHINESE are happy with this move.
Their goal is to take every possible opportunity we get to expand our SI lead and give China an advantage.
We can't let them!
Kat retweeted
95% of my followers are still unaware of the lawfare being waged against me, my partners, and dozens of my companies.
The enemy finally has a name attached to it.
His name is Neville Roy Singham.
It has been my mission to put this man in a federal prison since 2010, when he opened ThoughtWorks' Beijing agile-software conference, using the keynote to tout his own influence on Huawei. ☠️
The basics, all on the record:
- American-born, Shanghai-based. He sold his tech firm, ThoughtWorks, for $785M in 2017, then moved to China.
- Married to Code Pink co-founder Jodie Evans.
- Funneled roughly $278–285M into a cluster of US nonprofits since 2017 — Tricontinental, The People’s Forum, Peoples Dispatch, BreakThrough News, Code Pink — routed through donor-advised funds at Goldman Sachs.
- That same money and personnel network supplies the Party for Socialism and Liberation, which has become the on-the-ground muscle behind anti-AI-data-center activism in 14+ states.
- Net effect so far: ~$23.6B in delayed or blocked data center projects, 10 local moratoria, and one permanent ban.
And now the adults have noticed:
- A federal grand jury in the Southern District of New York is examining the money flows.
- House Ways and Means subpoenaed three of the nonprofits after they turned over zero documents on $39M+ in funding.
- Senate pressure from Cotton and Banks, and a FARA question nobody in the network wants to answer.
Here’s the part nobody says out loud: this isn’t grassroots. It’s an influence operation with a balance sheet. They sue. They protest. They file. They stall. And the bill lands on American builders.
For years, my partners, dozens of my companies, and I have been on the receiving end of these filings. We’ll keep building.
The era of pretending this is organic is over.
As of today, I’m $5,700 short on necessities, including housing.
My four law firms have graciously agreed to defer payment until, God willing, my financial circumstances improve. After years devoted to caring for Yolanda, I am now beginning the difficult transition back to full-time work at ExponentialThink.com while grieving her loss. I am committed to rebuilding, but it will take time to catch up financially.
In the meantime, if you are able to help, any amount would mean more than I can express. If giving isn’t possible, simply sharing our fundraiser can make a huge difference. Thank you for helping me find my footing during the hardest chapter of my life. 🙏🕊️❤️
GiveSendGo.com/TonyAndYoland…
Is America Done, Finished, Finite?
I do not want to believe it, but maybe Neville Roy Singham is right?
This morning, after making fun of my fledgling GiveSendGo.com/TonyAndYoland… fundraiser, acknowledging he was even aware of my outstanding security services invoices and even threatening, once again, to make me homeless, he shared with me that MAGA and America First are afraid of their own shadow and, after January 6, have been neutered of any and all courage. A feckless, useless shell of what they once were. 😡
🚨 Who is Neville Roy Singham, and how does his $3B network operate?
HISTORY: A network of about 500 groups, with an estimated $3 billion in combined annual revenue, had organized the nationwide “No Kings” protests on Saturday, March 28.
A Fox News Digital investigation revealed significant participation from communist organizations funded by Neville Roy Singham, an American tech tycoon living in China who openly praises Marxism and Maoism…
How his funding ties into nationwide protests and activist groups.
Where the money is going — including direct links to the Chinese Communist Party.
And what his long-term agenda means for America and the world.
And why did China demand that Amazon remove the exposé on Neville Roy Singham, “The Shanghai Puppet Master Neville Roy Singham, The People’s Forum, and ‘Outrage’ for Pay”?
The book’s description: In the shadows of Manhattan’s radical hubs, a billionaire exile in Shanghai pulls invisible strings, turning American tax-exempt charities into weapons of foreign subversion. The Shanghai Puppetmaster unmasks Neville Roy Singham’s sinister empire: hundreds of millions in dark money channeled through anonymous funds to The People’s Forum and its allies, breeding professional agitators who orchestrate campus sieges, urban riots, and narratives that whitewash Beijing’s atrocities while demonizing the West. Congressional subpoenas, IRS threats, and international raids expose a calculated betrayal, philanthropy twisted into propaganda, dissent manufactured into division.
Even ambitious politicians fall under the spell: NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani, was bolstered by over $4,200 in donations from Singham’s Shanghai-based sister, Shanti, and brother-in-law, Daniel Goodwin, while Singham’s niece, Alicia Goodwin, spearheaded a campaign to shield him from scrutiny. No mere coincidence, this web of family cash and activist alliances hints at deeper infiltration, where foreign shadows reach into the heart of American power.
The book is a chilling exposé of loyalty bought in secret, sovereignty sold in whispers, before the strings tighten irretrievably. link.amazon/B07xKPKiP
foxnews.com/politics/part-5-…
Kat retweeted
Replying to @JDVance
Just prior to WW2, then General George C. Marshall, fired, demoted and reassigned every brown-nosing chairforce officer he could identify. In 1939 alone he fired 600 'bad' combat officers. His clearing out the deadwood helped America Win WW2.
When Pete Hegseth, gets to 600 chairforce senior officers -- then color me impressed.
If he needs help, I maybe retired, but I can easily double that number.
Kat retweeted
RE: Primaries, Primaries, Primaries.
I am going to be like a nagging mother-in-law over the next two years harping on the GOP primaries.
Hate the RINOs?
PRIMARIES.
Mad about how the RINOs did not advance the MAGA agenda?
PRIMARIES.
Mad about how Traitor Thune will be the Minority Leader?
PRIMARIES.
I asked Grok to analyze the past six election cycles and compare GOP primary participation versus general election participation. Here is Grok's answer:
"When averaging the last six federal election cycles (mixing presidential and midterm years, roughly 2014–2024), GOP primary turnout nationally has averaged roughly 15–22 million votes per cycle, compared with roughly 50–60 million GOP general-election votes. Primary participation is typically about 25–35% of the party’s general-election vote total in absolute numbers (and a much smaller share of the voting-eligible population)."
If you have a RINO Congresscritter or Senator and you did not vote in your primary, you should go look in the mirror to assign blame.
YOU HAVE TO VOTE IN PRIMARIES ON A WELL-INFORMED BASIS.
But voting is not enough. Incumbents and their lackeys exert massive control over state party organizations.
If you really want to make a difference you MUST get involved in GOP politics at the state and local level. Volunteer. Organize. Write. Influence. Canvass. Speak out. Be vocal in local party politics. Speak up and don't be bullied by incumbent loyalists.
I know, I know "I have a job and pay taxes, that's enough, I have no time for this."
MAKE TIME. If you care enough, you'll find the time to make a difference.
This is literally the only way to save America.
OK, I'll get off of my soapbox now.





































