Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

https://t.co/64Vz2dKnWq: learn more about the people and organizations reinventing government (DOGE & beyond) towards a new era of freedom, prosperity and health. Joined July 2024

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

8 hours ago

This: "Yes, I proudly put George Washington on my America 250 Cousin T’s pancake box. He owned slaves, but that is not his entire legacy. He was also our first president and helped build the nation that gave people like me the freedom to rise."

Terrence K. Williams @w_terrence

a day ago

Al Sharpton and other activists are telling Black Americans and Black-owned businesses to boycott America’s 250th birthday. My response: You do not speak for me. You do not get to use my skin color to tell me what I can celebrate. I was not a slave. You were not a slave. We are

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

9 hours ago

@ShamashAran Good post and comments. Somewhat of an echo: at one time, much of America was like the Amish are today. They choose not to move on, which is fine. Much of what they preserve is in fact distinctly American, just from a different time. They also contribute, e.g. post-hurricane.

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a day ago

@YaxueCao "Self-recommending" CC @pmarca

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a day ago

@TMTLongShort Iran has been at war with us for 47 years. I'd be more than happy to see fireworks on July 4. Skeptics should learn some history, and about different peoples and cultures. Iran will not become Iraq, and certainly nothing like Afghanistan.

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

a day ago

@lobstergodess @AndrewHammel1 Childish to be in favor of freedom?!? It is absolutely positively unambiguously a good thing for people to be able to build, buy, sell or rent houses that you (or anyone) thinks are ugly.

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

2 days ago

@lobstergodess @AndrewHammel1 > Not really a valid argument that some like it that way. What a remarkable statement. You think everyone should live in houses that meet YOUR standard. That's totalitarian.

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

2 days ago

Many leftists in the US agree with you. Speaking for myself: - there's no such thing as an oversized home. It's great to have the freedom for people to buy whatever size they think is right for them. - traditional American homes look awesome - cars are great and grocery shopping (etc) with a car is so much better than on foot (Suburbs are walkable for a nice stroll. But thanks to cars, people aren't forced to walk when they prefer to drive.)

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

2 days ago

Based.

Clint Brown @DissidentClint

3 days ago

Sir, I have some expertise in Senate rules and precedent. In fact, at one time you were one of a dozen senators who paid me for that. The talking filibuster will work. Senators who refuse to do this to pass the SAVE America Act are the ones demoralizing their own base.

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

4 days ago

@SkylarSkye3 And we assume others should be proud of their country, state/province, city, community. America's patriotism is misunderstood by the left in America and misrepresented by media in the US and beyond, so hard for some to truly understand.

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

4 days ago

Very useful view. Anyone who genuinely wants to make the world a better place should understand the actual cost of different policies. (An aside: 'hypothetical' is correct here. It's useful to put certain items aside to have a proper focus on other issues.)

Jonatan Pallesen @jonatanpallesen

4 days ago

Let's hypothetically accept the premise that it's really true that millions of lives were lost due to the USAID spending cuts. The spending cuts to Africa aid is ~$6 billion. Non-western immigration costs the Netherlands more than $30 billion a year. If the Netherlands had

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

5 days ago

@AF_Insight Ongoing reminder: the perfect is the enemy of the good. Nobody in politics gets what they want. It's always a compromise.

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

5 days ago

Note:

Cleta Mitchell @CletaMitchell

6 days ago

Here’s how to get the SAVE America Act passed by the Senate and in to the President’s desk: 1. House passes Reconciliation 3.0 with the SAVE America Act in the bill along with funding for states to pay for enhanced REAL ID that says “CITIZEN” on the drivers license. Send the

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

5 days ago

@RollingHedge @DamianPudner Another relevant point: Americans want others to be wealthy and happy too! Vance and Rubio have both made this point in different ways. An obvious case in point: yes, A/C is great and we think everybody should have it. Why suffer?

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

6 days ago

@redheadranting It really is time for the non-crazy parts of the left to hold your nose and temporarily join with MAGA / America First. We have to take our country back. We can fight about the welfare state later.

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

6 days ago

@antoniogm > Europe has suburbs too and they suck for the same reasons American ones do "My (narrow) tastes and preferences are vastly superior so I'm going to insult everyone who has different ones."

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

6 days ago

@alicianieves__ Likely a good strategy.

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

6 days ago

@KnightLegg > The number one thing Canada can do is make up for lost time and ship trillions of its vast natural gas supply Yes, extract it! Though more likely target is Europe. Energy -> prosperity.

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

6 days ago

@adamkjohnston Limitations are good; moratorium is dumb. Of course we benefit from limited highly-selective migration. In general: your list is in the wrong order.

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

6 days ago

@cecilia_gj @aporia9n 1. Americans typically recognize the great things about the heritage that we share with Europe 2. Europeans are typically clueless (or stupidly dismissive) about America's historical, artistic & cultural heritage since 1620. That was more than a few years ago by now.

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Gov Deeply @GovDeeply

7 days ago

I've mentioned this before and will again. It's a vital part of how the world can move forward. Of course we should teach accurate history. And of course we should move forward rather than clinging to old bitterness and hate.