Boyce Mayhew @mayhewbloye

Beef prices aren't up becuase of tariffs you moron. They are up because: 1. 4 meatpackers have consolidated the entire industry and are currently under investigation for price fixing. 2. Cattle herds are at record lows because of leftist policy for the past 10 years intentionally trying to destroy the meat industry to prevent climate change. 3. We imported 40 million people in the past 4 years that are all subsudized by the government to buy beef from walmart. This is all well known and the American left has been public about this for years. A temporary waver of tariffs on foreign beef to bring prices down during midterm elections is not proof that tariffs are bad or that the current situation is caused by tariffs.

Libertarians against Trump @libertyNoKings

5 hours ago

There isn't a single actual economic argument in this reply. Just because you can't refute the absolute basic reality that tariffs are a tax on the consumer doesn't mean the speaker got stupid. It just means you abandon all logic the second it requires criticizing daddy Trump.

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She took on the Deep State, exposed Fauci, stood unbreakable beside her husband through his rare cancer…and thanked God for her strength. Tulsi Gabbard is one of the strongest women alive…🙏🏻

🇺🇸It’s clear what their motives are. Let’s remind them of ours when the midterms come around.🇺🇸

@CrazyVibes_1

Honor Elizabeth Wainio: Four and a Half Minutes That Changed History At 9:53 on the morning of September 11, 2001, a 27-year-old woman named Honor Elizabeth Wainio borrowed a fellow passenger's phone and made a call she never imagined she would have to make. She was aboard United Airlines Flight 93. The aircraft had been hijacked less than an hour earlier. Four terrorists had seized control of the cockpit. The pilots were either dead or incapacitated. Honor—known to family and friends as "Lizz"—understood the terrible reality unfolding around her. She called her stepmother, Esther Heymann, in Baltimore. She had only four and a half minutes. And she used every second to tell the people she loved that she cared about them. Just days before, Honor had been enjoying a trip across Europe. She had attended a friend's wedding in Florence, wandered the streets of Paris, shared meals with friends, and visited a church where she lit a candle in memory of her grandmother. She once told her mother that seeing Paris was one of her dreams. Now, sitting aboard a hijacked plane, she faced a future that had suddenly disappeared. Yet those who heard her final call remembered something remarkable. She remained calm. No panic. No hysteria. No anger. Only love. By the time Honor made her call, passengers had already learned about the attacks on the World Trade Center. They knew two planes had struck New York. They knew another had hit the Pentagon. They realized Flight 93 was not being hijacked for ransom. It was being used as a weapon. During her conversation, Honor comforted her family and reassured those she loved. Even in what she believed were her final moments, her thoughts were focused on others rather than herself. Then, shortly before the call ended, events inside the cabin began to change. Passengers had decided they would not sit and wait. They were preparing to fight back. At 9:58 a.m., Honor spoke the final words her stepmother would ever hear: "I have to go. They're breaking into the cockpit. I love you." The line disconnected. What happened next became one of the most extraordinary acts of courage in American history. The passengers and crew of Flight 93 had spent the previous minutes gathering information through phone calls. They learned about the attacks already underway and understood the likely fate awaiting them if they did nothing. So they chose action. Thomas Burnett Jr. called his wife multiple times. Jeremy Glick spoke with his wife and described passengers discussing their options and taking a vote. Flight attendant Sandra Bradshaw told her husband she was heating water to use against the hijackers. Todd Beamer prayed with a phone operator before delivering the words that would echo across the nation: "Let's roll." Ordinary people, facing impossible circumstances, made an extraordinary decision. They would fight. At 10:03 a.m., Flight 93 crashed into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Everyone on board lost their lives. But the hijackers never reached their intended target. Many historians believe the passengers' actions prevented an attack on either the U.S. Capitol or the White House, potentially saving hundreds or even thousands of lives. Honor Elizabeth Wainio was born in Baltimore and raised in Catonsville, Maryland. She graduated from Catonsville High School before earning a communications degree from Towson University. She built a successful career with Discovery Channel Stores, rising from sales positions into management through hard work and determination. Friends remembered her as energetic, optimistic, and deeply loyal. Her family described her as someone who embraced life with enthusiasm and joy. She loved the Baltimore Orioles. She loved her friends. She loved her family. At just 27 years old, she had an entire future ahead of her. In the years following the attacks, Honor's legacy continued. The Flight 93 National Memorial was established near the crash site in Shanksville, creating a place where visitors could remember the passengers and crew who sacrificed everything. A Wall of Faces displays photographs of each person aboard the flight, preserving their memories for future generations. In 2014, the passengers and crew of Flight 93 were awarded the Congressional Gold Medal, one of the nation's highest civilian honors. The medal carries a powerful inscription: "A common field one day. A field of honor forever." Towson University also created the Honor Elizabeth Wainio Memorial Communications Scholarship, helping students pursue the same educational path she once followed. Her father, Ben Wainio, has often expressed a simple hope—that people remember who his daughter was and understand that her life, and her sacrifice, mattered. Because Honor's story is not simply about tragedy. It is about courage. The quiet kind of courage. The kind that stays calm when fear would be understandable. The kind that spends final moments comforting loved ones. The kind that chooses action when the stakes could not be higher. September 11, 2001, remains one of the darkest days in American history. Nearly 3,000 people were killed. The Twin Towers collapsed. The Pentagon was struck. Four commercial airliners were hijacked. Yet amid that darkness, the passengers and crew of Flight 93 showed the world something powerful. Faced with overwhelming odds, they refused to surrender. They called their families. They said their prayers. They told the people they loved goodbye. Then they fought back. Honor Elizabeth Wainio never reached San Francisco. She never celebrated her 28th birthday. She never returned home to share stories from Europe or enjoy another meal with her family. But her courage—and the courage of every passenger and crew member aboard Flight 93—ensured that their final moments would be remembered not for fear, but for heroism. A borrowed phone. Four and a half minutes. A final expression of love. And a legacy that endures more than two decades later. Honor Elizabeth Wainio. Daughter. Sister. Friend. Professional. Dreamer. And forever, a hero. We will never forget.

TRUMP JUST CUT A DEAL ON GROUND BEEF. For the next 90 days, the U.S. will allow up to 300,000 metric tons of ground beef in with no out-of-quota tariff. That beef will be sold at 25% below current market prices. This does two things at once: - Lowers the price at the grocery store for working families - Gives American ranchers breathing room to rebuild the cattle herd that got crushed under Biden Biden left us with record-high beef prices and the smallest herd in modern history. Trump is fixing both. This is how you put Americans first.

@Jancarman62 ❤️

✨ Is Definitely Me 💯

@nomodeath I love this. Thank you for the post.

I work the front desk at a small doctor’s office, and I wish people could see what happens on the other side of the phone. Every day, older patients call us confused. They are told to use the patient portal, upload documents, check lab results online, fill out forms before the visit, and confirm everything through a link. Some of them do not know what a portal is. Some do not have a smartphone. Some have one, but they are afraid to click the wrong thing. Last week, a man in his late 80s called about his test results. He said, “Ma’am, I don’t mean to bother you, but the computer says I have a message and I don’t know how to open it.” He sounded ashamed. That broke my heart. He should not have to feel ashamed for needing a human being. Technology can be helpful. I understand that. But when people who built this country are made to feel helpless because everything became a login and a password, we have gone too far. Not everything needs to be an app. Not every answer should be hidden behind a screen. Sometimes people need a voice. A patient person. A real human who says, “Don’t worry, I can help you.” Progress should not leave seniors behind. Because one day, the world will move faster than us too. And I hope someone is kind enough to slow down.

✍️ Dear Liberals, Trump visited Epstein Island… No, that was Bill Clinton. Trump insider traded… No, that was Nancy Pelosi. Don Jr did coke and paid hookers… No, that was slimy Hunter Biden. Trump pardoned his family because he is corrupt… No, that was Joe OBiden’s autopen. Elon Musk bought the election… No, that was George Soros & some. Donald Trump ruined the economy… No, that was Joe OBiden. Donald Trump destroyed healthcare… No, that was Obama. Republicans did this, Republicans did that… No, that was Democrats. Stfu with your bs. Sincerely, Conservative, Law Abiding Citizens

TRUMP JUST DELIVERED FOR WORKING FAMILIES! He cut a deal to flood the market with cheaper ground beef... up to 300,000 metric tons coming in with no out-of-quota tariff for the next 90 days, sold at 25% below current prices. Under Biden, beef prices exploded and the American herd hit its smallest size in modern history. Trump is fixing both: lower prices at the store and giving our ranchers room to rebuild the herd. This is what actual leadership looks like. Prices down. Americans first. Thank you, President Trump.

California… if we don’t occupy the territory, there will be no wall, no drone, no camera no sensor systems that will repel this. We need boots on the ground. Occupy the border otherwise we are not serious about border security. Any wall is ineffective if it is not properly manned. OCCUPY THE BORDER!

In my hometown of Bozeman, Montana. "Guns kill kids NOT abortion" Liberal Logic 101. Uhh, the whole point of an abortion IS to kill the kid, you sentient fucking potato.

More than 100,000 illegals have been mailed huge fines by the Trump Administration for being in America illegally. The goal of issuing these fines is to encourage self deportation or face financial ruin. The civil penalties are being issued against people who have deportation orders, but remained in the United States. Under the law, the federal government can charge someone $998 dollars for every day they stayed in the country after an immigration judge ordered them removed. They max out at $1.8 million dollars” The federal government says if someone leaves on their own, the fines will be erased. In addition to having their fines waived they will also get a free flight and a $2,600 check as an exit bonus. If you’re an illegal this is your sign to self deport If the person accumulates these fines and doesn’t self deport, when they’re caught by ICE if they ever went to come back into America these civil penalties will need to be paid. Meaning it’ll be basically impossible to pay these off and come back.

I have people that have never had as good of beef than what I’ve killed and processed right here on the farm! They come over, and I cook it and they are in shock. Had people from all over the country say it. We need to be able to sell it!!🥩

🌵🌶️AZAmerican_AV8R 🌵🌞 @American_AV8R

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@BigOne2023 @cattleguy92 The really retarded part is I have had better, cleaner, healthier beef from a private rancher & small butcher than any USDA inspected product. That USDA stamp literally means nothing today. Produce is the same way. Imported produce is not inspected like US raised product.

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Dear psycho moms on TikTok, Delete the app. Put the phone down. Raise the child you created. The algorithm doesn’t need another performance of how overwhelmed you are.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Previous generations raised six kids with no running water, no Instagram, and zero therapy-speak and somehow managed not to turn every hard day into content.

You can move to Warsaw. Rent a penthouse in the city center for 1,800 dollars and have every Polish person you know tell you you're overpaying. For a penthouse. Set up a company in 3 weeks and pay 12% tax on your income. Feel guilty about it constantly because you're used to governments taking half. You'll try to find ways to give money away. It's a real problem. Hire 25 talented people for less than a 5 person team costs in London. Develop a permanent suspicion that something is wrong because business shouldn't be this straightforward. File your taxes in 20 minutes online and spend the rest of the afternoon wondering what German founders do with the 4 months of tax suffering you no longer have. Walk home at 2am eating a zapiekanka with both hands. No plan. No awareness. No keys between your fingers. Just vibes and mustard. Leave your laptop in a café and come back to find a stranger guarding it. Expect this everywhere from now on. Get your laptop stolen in Berlin 3 months later because Poland has completely destroyed your survival instincts. Get a full dental cleaning for 30 dollars. Go twice a year now because there's no financial punishment for taking care of yourself. Become the healthiest version of yourself against your will. Speak one word of Polish at a restaurant and watch the entire staff treat you like a son who just came home from war. Everybody is so friendly when you try their language that it feels unprofessional. You'll get used to it. Then you'll miss it everywhere else. Have a babcia in your building adopt you without your consent. She brings you soup weekly, calls you "that handsome foreigner," and tells you you're too skinny despite your 17 inch arms. You did not ask for this relationship but you cannot leave it. Spend your weekends browsing działka listings because a Polish friend took you to his garden plot once and now you understand. You don't even like gardening. It doesn't matter. Poland has changed you. Tell your friends in Berlin and Frankfurt what you pay for rent, taxes, food, and a gym membership. Watch them go silent. Then watch them book a flight to Warsaw "just to visit." They're not visiting. They're scouting. You know it. They know it. Poland always wins. It just takes one trip.

@MrsMassacre Well said. Demons always twist truth to brainwash the weak.