Reporter: “I asked Byron Donalds why he believes he should be Florida’s next governor and what he’s going to do to help Floridians.
However, his media team stopped him from answering that question.”
Byron isn’t allowed to speak until his donors approve the message.
Millenials and Gen Z : A Warning
You’re going to be offered promotions.
You’re going to calculate the sacrifice in work/life balance vs pay for these positions and say “no thank you”
By doing so, you will be working for people not smart enough to make the same calculations.
This is not enjoyable.
You will then be tempted to take a management position because you are sick of working for idiots.
This is also not enjoyable.
I have no words of wisdom on how to navigate this- just a warning that it’s coming and it sucks.
Looked up Catholic Charities of Miami in the @Morse_Research dashboard.
$88.7 million in federal HHS prime awards for refugee assistance since 2013.
$17.6 million in subawards since 2009.
$100 million from federal taxpayers for just this one Archdiocese. Wild.
In Harvard student housing there are known areas where kids just leave stuff they don’t want.
My brother frequented these areas daily, and scored thinks like Canada Goose Jackets, Hunter Boots good furniture- the best find was jars of money- including bills.
Often around $100 in coins, ones and fives they couldn’t be bothered with.
If you want your kids to go into trades or to consider alternative forms of higher Ed, I recommend watching Community with them. (Via @VidAngel)
My brilliant son is totally onboard with going into HVAC because that’s what Troy did.
If the first thing a candidate says is that they’re endorsed by Trump, I know they have no real qualifications for whatever position they are seeking.
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We threw tea into a harbor over a 12% increase on one product.
Happy tax day.
I'm currently putting the finishing touches on a website where you will be able to search through and generate a shareable graphic of the government data on each of the 4,234 offenders which Gov. Roy Cooper released early
What do y'all think of the design? (It's not my forte)
When my 17 year old came home from school I turned this on- started around minute 9 at 1.25x speed- and she was sucked in.
Highly recommend.
It's campaign sign season. Anyone who wants to help us keep our strong conservative majority in a sea of blue, help with a small donation or a share! Thank you. https://secure.anedot.com/gruel-for-city-council/donate
Eric Swalwell is now facing an expulsion vote in the House because of the sexual misconduct accusations against him. There have been 268 settlements for workplace disputes, including for sexual misconduct,
totaling $17 million in taxpayer money. In March 2026, the House voted to cover up the names of members paying to settle sexual misconduct claims. Why are the names of those members being covered up?
Photo 1: A man too perverted to be a Governor.
Photo 2: A man not too perverted to be a Congressman.
Quick update on the H-1B state contractor analysis and a preview from a small subset of parsed HHSC Contracts.
The most interesting finding (to me) so far:
A single H-1B dependent contractor received payment for $10,460,376.99 in staffing contracts from the state of Texas since Greg Abbott has been in office. In only 12 days of April 2026, they've netted $309,113.
They also received over $2.7M in forgiven PPP loans and approval for at least 35 H-1B workers.
The images below are just a snapshot of recent HHSC state contracts for IT Staffing Augmentation - only one job has a billable rate below $90 an hour.
Also of note - most of the "workers" names I've searched list different employers on LinkedIn than the contractor reporting them as the assigned worker. It almost makes you think that many of these people are either not actually working on these contracts or they can't say they are because their H-1B visa was sponsored by a different employer. However, some also show a location in India - so who knows...
@GregAbbott_TX how much more of this do you need to see?
Elon Musk was right.
The federal government was just writing checks to anyone who asked for years on end.
ZERO Verification Requirements.
Today, I confirmed a pattern:
Dissolved business entities billing Medicaid at scale.
In just one small batch, I’ve verified over $15MM. One was dissolved in 2011, yet between 2020-2024 it billed medicaid over $1.8MM.
Our tax dollars are paying businesses dissolved over a decade ago.
They don’t even check.
They just send them money.
It’s infuriating.
“A company tied to a sitting Congresswoman claims $60 BILLION in assets.”
Journalist Angela Rose went to the listed headquarters.
She walked every floor.
IT WASN’T THERE.
No office.
No signage.
No one had even heard of it.
A $60B “firm”… operating out of a WeWork?
Over 100 women from Turkey flew over to America to have their babies & then signed up for Medicaid.
So not only did their kids get birthright citizenship but then the American taxpayer had to pay for the procedure and follow up care.
End 'Anchor Baby' Birthright Citizenship.
Everyone thinks Stark Law prevents corruption.
It does not.
It prevents independent physicians from operating integrated clinical delivery models.
Hospital-employed physicians face no such constraint.
The law does not ban self-referral.
It bans self-referral by the wrong kind of physician…
🚨BREAKING: Trump Influencer @GuntherEagleman gets EXPOSED for selling Retweets for $300.00 to promote anything.
At a gas station in another city.
I google the local area code.
Enter that area code +8675309 for the rewards number.
Saved $0.30 per gallon of gas.
Today is a great day to end monetization
R to @txsalth2o: x.com/txsalth2o/status/20400…
In the process of canceling all 7 of my reservations with American airlines, and switching to United/Delta.
My husband and I have been loyal to AA for over twenty years (are both executive platinum). We have had an unresolved issue for almost a month. We will plan to use the miles for hotels and then use the challenge to gain status on a competitor airline.
Given all the struggles of American airlines, you will think solving problems of the MOST loyal customers would be a priority. Honestly, they should solve all problems.
We will take our status, loyalty to another airline.
@AACenter @aairwaves
Most Americans still don’t fully understand what happened under Biden…
8% of Nicaragua entered the US in 4 years.
8% of the entire country.
7% of Cuba.
6% of Haiti.
5% of Honduras.
Gavin Newsom: I euthanized my mom and had an affair with my best friend’s wife. I despair of finding a woman who can match my history of familial homicide and extreme sexual impropriety
Matchmaker: you’re not gonna believe this
It’s actually not called the “Dignity Act”
It’s called the “DIGNIDAD Act”
It’s in a foreign language for added insult.
Want your blood to boil?
There are 193 countries in the world and 177 of them receive US taxpayer $.
177 of 193.
91.7% of the world.
Then our politicians import from other countries to also give them our $.
My $
Your $
Our kid’s $
Americans are getting screwed.
Must stop!
Over 100 Turkish women flew to the U.S. to give birth and secure citizenship for their children.
They stuck American taxpayers with over $2 million in Medicaid fraud.
End birth tourism.
Absolutely unacceptable
This law would give every PERM scammer with a hidden job an instant green card- unlimited PERMANENT access to replace an American worker
Email your congressman TODAY and tell him you will be voting for his opponent unless he opposes the INdignity act
I only accept meeting requests from a certain C-Suite as tentative.
Follow me for more passive aggressive work tips.
Happy Easter from 1987
w/ @ProfKyleWelch
I will be introducing legislation to permanently end this kind of fraud.
If someone claims asylum but then returns to the country they claim to be fleeing, their asylum claim must be revoked.
Swalwell uses campaign cash to pay his wife for watching their children???? wtf
Overlooked part of the NY Times article on student loan debt.
The State Department has an initiative that is STILL ACTIVE to bring foreign students to elite universities in the USA. They receive full scholarships. They pay nothing but a tax bill.
They come, major in Spanish, and then flee abroad to avoid paying:
"For Enrique Zúñiga, debt wasn’t on his mind when he began his studies. He received a full scholarship to Princeton and was grateful to avoid having student debt — until he received a $16,000 tax bill.
Mr. Zúñiga, 25, comes from a working-class family in Tiltil, Chile. In his final year of high school, EducationUSA, a State Department initiative to recruit international students to the United States, came to his class and handed him pamphlets for Princeton, where he applied to study chemistry and later switched to majoring in Spanish and Portuguese.
Mr. Zúñiga was living in university accommodations while dishwashing part time, with his scholarship covering both his tuition and his living expenses. But Mr. Zúñiga didn’t realize that all funding exceeding his academic costs represented “nonqualified” funding, meaning that it was taxable.
Princeton states on its website that most nonacademic funding (including for international students) is taxable, but Mr. Zúñiga did not recall being told this. When he received his first tax bill from the university at the beginning of his second year of studies, he panicked.
“I walked into the financial aid office, and I told them: ‘I don’t have this money, so what do I do? I need to enroll in my classes,’” he recalled. Princeton offered him a private loan to cover the tax bill. Mr. Zúñiga had hoped to stay in the United States after graduating and find a good job with his Ivy League degree. With these plans in mind, he took on additional private loans to cover his tax bills until graduation.
TICAS has advocated for all scholarship funding to be nontaxable to prevent students from taking on tax-related debts. However, Ms. Zampini said she had never seen a situation like Mr. Zúñiga’s, where the university provided loans to cover the taxes. The student newspaper has also published an opinion article highlighting the issue.
In July 2022, Mr. Zúñiga graduated with $16,736 in loans to Princeton. He received letters and emails demanding payment almost immediately. After months of unemployment and couch-surfing, Mr. Zúñiga found work as a legal assistant and interpreter at a legal charity in Philadelphia, but he was still unable to afford payments.
By November 2023, Mr. Zúñiga had paid back less than $1,500, and loan servicers began demanding he make more payments. He was then offered a job in Shanghai as a college admissions counselor.
“I thought to myself: ‘Well, they can’t enforce any judgments against my debts. I might as well go,’” he said. Before moving to China, he tried to negotiate with the loan servicers, but he said they were unwilling to budge.
Even in Shanghai, a Chinese loan recovery organization began contacting Mr. Zúñiga almost daily throughout 2024, urging him to pay his debt to Princeton.
“I was depressed,” he said, describing a cycle of receiving daily phone calls and blocking numbers. Today, Mr. Zúñiga still receives emails about his debt, which has grown to $28,196.13, but he has no plans to pay it back.
I message Amy on FB marketplace.
Offer to Venmo a deposit to hold the item till that evening.
She says that works, sends her phone number.
Show up to Amy’s house.
Two small dogs yapping at the door.
The heavy secretary’s desk is located on the 2nd floor of her house.
The post did not indicate it second floor.
A dude is there to help my husband bring it down the stairs.
Amy insists on showing us everything on the first floor she’s also selling, especially the armoire.
We think she’s been drinking.
The secretary desk still has stuff on it, it’s in her messy bedroom.
Amy proceeds to show me everything she’s selling upstairs.
Mentions that she’s selling the armoire.
The man starts asking my husband weird questions.
They’ve definitely been drinking.
Dogs are getting under the feet of the men.
I take the dogs in the backyard.
It takes 25 minutes to get the desk down the narrow stairs.
Amy says she’s also selling the armoire.
Amy says she never received the deposit.
She said she doesn’t use Venmo.
I show her the message exchange in FB, & the deposit to her Venmo account.
I convince her to download the Venmo app and login.
She doesn’t want to reset her password because she has a stalker.
Amy is definitely in the space between tipsy and drunk.
She said that’s why she said cash only.
I show her the exchange again- cash was not mentioned.
I offer to split the difference.
She says she’ll never see the Venmo money.
I replied I also will never see the Venmo money.
She agrees to the split.
Mentions the armoire, and a pink couch.
We leave as quickly as possible.
When things like this happen my husband usually says “it’s ok, I got to spend time with my wife”
This time all he said was, “you owe me”
Yes. Someone has been stealing approximately 40% of my earnings.
Elon Musk gives me, some random heavy industry worker, money to shitpost.
Money that has made it possible for me to plant roots and start a family.
What have you done for me, Liz Warren? You own multiple homes and wouldn’t even pay off my student loans when I asked you to.
Liberals that flee blue states are modern day carpetbaggers.