Best Governor ever! Thank you @RonDeSantis!

It opened my eyes as well especially because what Disney did was legal; that is, US law allowed firing Americans and then having the Americans train their foreign-worker replacements. Bad policy.

The Capitol Police on in January 6th: -Planted the pipe bombs. -Shot and tear gassed peaceful protesters in efforts to agitate them. -Removed barriers and literally waived people to go towards the Capitol building. -Opened giant magnetic doors from the inside to allow people in the building. -Shot and killed an unarmed female veteran (the only person that was killed this day). -Lied about all of this. -Also lied about the death of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, who died of natural causes. -Became celebrities that received Congressional and Presidential awards for their “efforts.” Am I missing anything?

The "50-year mortgage" is a disgusting insult. We are Americans. We are not slaves. We are not slaves to the plantation owner. We are not slaves to China. And we are not slaves to Wall Street. This 50-year mortgage idea is a spit in the face. It is an insult. We did not vote for this. We did not vote to become debt slaves to private equity firms, the big banks, and Wall Street. Right now, the median home in America costs $500,000. At the prevailing mortgage rate of 6%, you would have $580,000 of interest payments over 30 years. If we went with this ridiculous, inane idea of a 50-year mortgage, that would be $1.1 million of mortgage payments for a $500,000 home. You would end up paying $1.5 million for a $500,000 house. My grandfather was a World War II veteran. He always told me that we do not want to pass down this national debt to the next generation, to our kids and grandkids, and make them slaves to China. I am not worried about China anymore. I am worried about becoming slaves to Wall Street. And the do-nothing Republicans and know-nothing Democrats seem to be working together once again to push this usury on Americans. It is an absolute insult. If we want to get serious about housing affordability, the crisis staring down my generation, consider this: when my dad was growing up in the 1960s, half of 30-year-olds were married and owned their homes. Today, only 15% of 30-year-olds are married and own a home. If you cannot own your home, you cannot get married. If you cannot get married, you cannot have kids. If you cannot have kids, then what is the point? This is an insult. This is economic genocide against the Gen Z generation, trying to foist this kind of slavery and usury on us. We reject it 100%. If we want to get serious about housing affordability, why not ban Blackstone, one of the largest donors to both parties, from buying up entire neighborhoods and forcing us to rent from them? If we are serious about housing, why not remove the 55 million people here on immigration visas who occupy homes that could go to Americans who have worked, fought, and bled for this country? I am sick and tired of the do-nothing Republicans and the know-nothing Democrats being in bed with Wall Street, forcing us to become debt slaves, forcing us to accept this unrestrained usury. We did not vote for the 50-year mortgage. If this continues, the Republicans will lose the midterms, and they will deserve to.

This ENTIRE Visa Scam is an Abomination—Manifests Perfectly How Much the Tech Bros Detest American Citizens

We voted for mass deportations, not USURY. This is a ridiculous scam against our people.

Did you know that Byron Donalds grew up in Brooklyn, NYC and has 0 family connections to Florida?

Singapore has already implemented the fix. We should too

I *will not* allow Blackstone to come into Florida, buy up entire neighborhoods, and force out families who just want to buy a home. Blackstone has done nothing for our country or our state. It’s time we stand up to them.

DISQUALIFYING

Reminder that usury is immoral and unbiblical. A flat fee mortgage wouldn't look like this. You wouldn't be making payments for YEARS without the principal actually going down. There is another way, and Christians should be pushing for change.

How does importing ancient tribal blood feuds from halfway across the world into our country benefit the American people? For many Republicans, mass immigration — no matter from where — is “good” so long as it’s legal. Braindead thinking.

I’m sure there will be massive amounts of fraud uncovered in these H1B investigations. Worker visas have been a cottage industry of suspect behavior and the public will appreciate the accountability. foxnews.com/politics/trump-a…

If I run, I will visit all 67 counties in Florida and take questions from anyone, anywhere, anytime. You deserve a governor you can see, talk to, even yell at. I don’t just want to earn your vote. I want to earn you and your family's trust.

Time to pull a LOT of rabbits out of the hat

Everywhere weed has been legalized you see the same story: more degeneracy, more car crashes, more kids growing up thinking getting high is righteous. Florida will *never* follow California or Colorado down that road.

Has any legacy media entity covered these scams?

We don't want ANYONE lecturing us about Indian literacy rates or Chinese math rates. Cut the crap now. We’re Americans. We’re talented. We’re smart. And no, we’re not giving up church on Sunday for more math tutoring. We’re not skipping Friday Night Lights because there’s a chemistry test to cram for. The second we stop apologizing for who we are, we will start winning again!

How are these not autonomous yet

What a disgusting comment, and it's hardly been the only one along these lines. First off, the question was from a person seemingly to my left, about my interfaith marriage. I'm a public figure, and people are curious, and I wasn't going to avoid the question. Second, my Christian faith tells me the Gospel is true and is good for human beings. My wife--as I said at the TPUSA--is the most amazing blessing I have in my life. She herself encouraged me to reengage with my faith many years ago. She is not a Christian and has no plans to convert, but like many people in an interfaith marriage--or any interfaith relationship--I hope she may one day see things as I do. Regardless, I'll continue to love and support her and talk to her about faith and life and everything else, because she's my wife. Third, posts like this wreak of anti-Christian bigotry. Yes, Christians have beliefs. And yes, those beliefs have many consequences, one of which is that we want to share them with other people. That is a completely normal thing, and anyone who's telling you otherwise has an agenda.