Amazing things happening on BlueSky tonight. The libs are having a TOTAL meltdown. Here’s a sample:

The BOJ wraps the week with a 100bn $JPY sprinkle of liquidity just to make sure the stock market machine doesn’t jam and marking the intervention number 113 🙂

EXCLUSIVE ALLEGED DISCRIMINATORY HIRING PRACTICES AT COCA-COLA AGAINST WHITE PEOPLE An individual named "David" sent in a job application to @CocaCola, citing 20 YEARS of experience in the industry. His application was REJECTED the next day. He then sent in another application, just changing his name to "DeShawn,” and reduced his work experience to only 5 years. His application under "DeShawn" was ACCEPTED, and he was given an opportunity to do an interview. We reached out to Coca-Cola who responded with “the accusation is untrue as the fake applicants’ qualifications were otherwise not identical.” This only makes it worse and confirms what we know. The fake applicant with the black name had LESS experience than the real applicant yet was offered an interview. This must be investigated. How many other white people were discriminated against by Coca Cola?? @HarmeetKDhillon @AAGDhillon

Obama’s “Affordable” Care Act made healthcare anything but affordable. It lined the pockets of insurance companies while driving costs through the roof for everyone else. Health insurance has become one of the biggest scams in America. A family medicine doctor just blew the lid off medical pricing—proving that paying cash for basic procedures like an MRI costs only a fraction of what insurance companies charge. The proof is right here: • With insurance: $1,900 → Self-pay: $374 • With insurance: $1,250 → Self-pay: $433 • With insurance: $1,800 → Self-pay: $209 The difference between using insurance and paying out of pocket? In many cases, you actually save money by skipping insurance altogether. And your doctor doesn’t have to waste time battling red tape or begging for approval—only for you to be hit with a massive bill anyway. Take a simple MRI of the spine. Insurance companies usually force patients to go through weeks of physical therapy, try medications, and make doctors jump through endless hoops with prior authorizations, precertifications, or even “peer-to-peer” calls—just to get approval. And when you finally get the green light, they’ll charge you $1,900 for a test that would’ve cost around $200 cash.