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Lobbyists you never heard of pay "influencers" and others on the site to create drama between other people. This keeps everyone distracted. It's why I try to avoid it. There's almost always scummy money behind it. I hope some of you find discernment. We don't have much time.
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Photos purport to show Susie Wiles banning MAHA activists from the WH, including TPUSA bombshell Alex Clark.
Former HHS employee Calley Means alleges Susie Wiles is in the pocket of corporate donors, preventing health reforms.
Follow: @AFpost
Former HHS employee Calley Means alleges Susie Wiles is in the pocket of corporate donors, preventing health reforms.
Follow: @AFpost
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thinking about that time CashApp used to give people $1 off coffee
this is what they took from you
this is what they took from you
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"The Golden Age of Agriculture was a total farce, and anyone in farm country will confirm that"
After the 2026 Midterms, rural America swung FIFTEEN POINTS toward Democrats
Kansas, the 5th largest agricultural producing state in the country, elected its first Democratic Senator since 1932
Iowa, Texas and North Carolina flipped to Democrat, and are 3 of the top 10 agricultural states in the country
Mississippi (!!!) on the brink
So all the people saying that Brooke Rollins is the best agriculture secretary in your lifetime need a reality check
The Golden Age of Agriculture was a total farce, and anyone in farm country will confirm that
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WANT REAL ACTION, NOT SELF SERVING PRESS CONFERENCES
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137 years ago today - November 8, 1889 - Montana became the 41st state, and it was agriculture that tamed it.
The 1880s had been the age of the cattle baron: enormous open-range outfits grazing the Yellowstone and the Musselshell, shipping beef east on the Northern Pacific. of 1886-87 - the "Great Die-Up" - when blizzards and 40-below cold killed whole herds and broke the open range forever. Ranchers who survived switched to hay, fences, and fed cattle.
Next came the homesteaders, plowing the northern plains into one of the great wheat regions on Earth.
Today Montana is one of America's leading wheat and barley producers - much of that barley malted for the nation's beer - along with its famous cattle herds under the Big Sky.
From open range to dryland wheat: 137 years of Montana agriculture. 🌾 #AgHistory #Montana
The 1880s had been the age of the cattle baron: enormous open-range outfits grazing the Yellowstone and the Musselshell, shipping beef east on the Northern Pacific. of 1886-87 - the "Great Die-Up" - when blizzards and 40-below cold killed whole herds and broke the open range forever. Ranchers who survived switched to hay, fences, and fed cattle.
Next came the homesteaders, plowing the northern plains into one of the great wheat regions on Earth.
Today Montana is one of America's leading wheat and barley producers - much of that barley malted for the nation's beer - along with its famous cattle herds under the Big Sky.
From open range to dryland wheat: 137 years of Montana agriculture. 🌾 #AgHistory #Montana
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Per Bloomberg, NVIDIA is investigating Jensen Huang’s targeting by Chinese intelligence, he’ll remain as CEO during. Jensen admits to the affair.
“I was unfaithful to my wife,” he said. “My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did.”
“I was unfaithful to my wife,” he said. “My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did.”
The question is whether Jensen Huang is made to resign. Probably not right? Depends how he reacts to this. He oddly enjoys doing the press, he won’t be able to stay away from the microphone and he’s going to blow a gasket when asked about Alice.
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If you are someone that is from an independent ag group that have sold their souls to Brooke Rollins, don’t mess with us
This is a warning
We have lots of receipts
This is a warning
We have lots of receipts
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Good Morning to all the drunk raccoons eating fermented apples this time of year.
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When Susie Wiles was made chief of staff, there wasn't a single media hit piece. No freak out from Democrats in Congress. No threats to make her life hell. Now you understand why.
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“She has angered Big Ag time and again by breaking all precedent and siding with independent producers. Farmers and ranchers love her. She’s the most pro-independent ag secretary in memory and a tremendous supporter of the MAHA agenda.”
Thoughts? Farmers, Ranchers???
“She has angered Big Ag time and again by breaking all precedent and siding with independent producers. Farmers and ranchers love her. She’s the most pro-independent ag secretary in memory and a tremendous supporter of the MAHA agenda.”
Thoughts? Farmers, Ranchers???
Based on what I’m seeing on X, I have to speak up here.
I don’t have inside knowledge but I can put two and two together. It’s obvious some aspects of Heritage Foundation are increasingly aligning with the new Right/Tucker Carlson wing of the party. Trump rejected their staffing suggestions and Project 2025 in favor of the think tank Brooke Rollins founded, AFPI. It seems a lot of AFPI’s staffing and policy recommendations were chosen instead.
Now a handful of New Right influencers are seeing their chance to try and get Brooke out of the way during the staffing shuffle. They want her out because they want to control the party and they see her as an impediment. Rather than acknowledge their ideological differences they’re trying to pretend they speak for rural America and ranchers. Let me be clear: They don’t.
Brooke Rollins doesn’t have so much as a whiff of corruption surrounding her. The “Big Ag” accusations are totally baseless, I can attest to that. She has angered Big Ag time and again, in fact, by breaking all precedent and siding with independent producers. Farmers and ranchers love her. She’s the most pro-independent ag secretary in memory and a tremendous supporter of the MAHA agenda while walking a tricky line keeping farmers and ranchers in business in what could be a chaotic transition. Even in his podcast with Joe Rogan in which he complained Susie Wiles and others were blocking the MAHA agenda, Calley Means had nothing but praise for Rollins.
I have said this time and again: whenever I raise issues of lawfare or rural communities being threatened or small farmers and ranchers needing support, she and her team are the first to reach out to me. Even when it does nothing for them, even when no one knows or sees. I am a fiercely independent rural journalist with full independence, I am not paid by anyone and I have never and will never work for a party. My interests are only with small town and rural America.
She has had the back of the people I cover, and I will have hers. I will not stand by and let these frauds smear her. These effete influencers who seek power and attention and operate like snakes have no concept of what is going on in rural America and they know NOTHING about farmers and ranchers. You are not allowed to speak for us. Be quiet, we will speak for ourselves.
Brooke has been a tireless champion for rural America and if the smears continue, you will hear from us, I promise you that.
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Kids got to help a neighbor feed some calves today. Of course they loved it!
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GOP donors paid good money for this outcome.
FOREIGN-BORN EMPLOYMENT JUMPED 809,000 IN OCTOBER. ⬆️
NATIVE-BORN EMPLOYMENT FELL 64,000. ⬇️
Foreign-born workers made up 19.5% of everyone employed in the household survey. In September it was 19.1%.
American jobs disappearing. Foreign-born booming.
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so whatever happened to this 'super intelligence' thing where everyone was renaming AI companies and buying .SI domains
is it over?
is it over?
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USDA to launch AI tool to check crop production data after errors reuters.com/technology/usd…
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