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Natalie Sandoval retweeted
Fun fact: The woman pictured here credited the viral success of her campaign to the Party for Socialism and Liberation, a China proxy organization operating here in the United States.
PSL is the political arm of the Shanghai-based Neville Roy Singham, an avowed Marxist multimillionaire who has bankrolled anti-American, pro-CCP nonprofits to the tune of $278 million.
Singham’s political foot soldiers have been boots on the ground in dozens of anti-data center fights across the country. But striking down the $5 billion data center campus in Landover, MD, was by far their biggest scalp.
In the ongoing campaign against American AI, cui bono?
More than anyone, it’s our chief political adversary.
Natalie Sandoval retweeted
It’s my first day at @DailySignal! It’s a great week for the news.
I’m covering all the juiciest stories in Washington. Reach me on signal at RReese.99 and add me to your email lists at [email protected]
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Natalie Sandoval retweeted
NEW: The focus has been on Amy Acton's hardscrabble childhood in the final days of the election. Forgotten are her actions as Ohio's COVID czar.
As it turns out, Acton got the job because of her childhood. It's why she was recommended. It's the only thing Gov. DeWine asked her about before hiring her.
What never came up? Her resume.
Acton has written only one research paper -- about horse injuries.
Ohio was the first to lock down schools and kept them closed all year, trapping a lot of kids like Amy with their abusive parents 24/7.
Natalie Sandoval retweeted
It's subtle, but with a trained eye, you can detect a slight difference between the way that The New York Times Editorial Board is treating the accusations against Ilhan Nur Said Elmi (aka Ilhan Omar) and the way they treated the accusations against Donald Trump.
Natalie Sandoval retweeted
Characteristics of *actual* banned books:
- Amazon refuses to sell bc it violates their “offensive content policy”
- online forums discussing it are filled with ‘we need to do something’ anons (FBI)
- people will fly around the world to murder you for translating it
Natalie Sandoval retweeted
"you can always do better" is probably the absolute worst possible advice you could give a married person, ever. literally. what is this about what are they doing
Natalie Sandoval retweeted
Had you said just that, I suspect you would not be seeing the outrage. In fact, though, you actually said: "“I want young people coming out of school to say, ‘Should I go work for the Trump administration?’ I want them to be like, ‘Lord, that might be buying myself a ton of problems that I don’t want, and so let me avoid participating in that.' I want that deterrence message.”
This isn't my first rodeo with President Trump. After calling for me to be arrested, tried, and hanged for a 90 second video he didn't like, he is now attacking me for saying that there will be accountability for people who commit crimes on his behalf.
It's simple. If you break the law, then you should be held accountable. If you are stealing taxpayer money and enriching President Trump or his family, then you should be held accountable.
Natalie Sandoval retweeted
Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D., Mich.) just gave an interview where she said the quiet part out loud. She intends to unleash a slew of investigations to deter young people from even considering supporting the Administration … if they know what is good for them. jonathanturley.org/2026/10/1…
Natalie Sandoval retweeted
This is incredibly disappointing and unprofessional coming from a US Senator - endorsing political prosecutions to dissuade patriotic Americans from serving their country. In contrast, we at @USOPM believe in recruiting the best and brightest early career prospects. Join us at earlycareers.gov
ON UCHICAGO CAMPUS: U.S. Senator from Michigan Elissa Slotkin hopes planned political prosecutions of republican leaders will scare young conservatives from getting involved in politics.
@ElissaSlotkin
Natalie Sandoval retweeted
Western liberals imported the third world into France and other countries in the name of diversity and compassion. They ignored fundamental questions of assimilation and compatibility. They were told it would lead to this and they didn't listen.
I pray that France, a beautiful country of amazing people, will stop this madness before more of its landmarks burn.
And I hope Americans are paying attention. This is the future congressional Democrats seek for your country.
Natalie Sandoval retweeted
Way too much modern Catholic moral argumentation boils down to nothing more than:
1. Human dignity, therefore
2. [Plug in desired conclusion]
It's lazy and intellectually unserious and utterly unconvincing to anyone who doesn't already agree with whatever conclusion one is trying to establish. It opens the door to all kinds of mischief, because the notion of "human dignity" is so vague and contested that it can be, and is, deployed to arrive at all sorts of conclusions, including conclusions that contradict one another. And for that reason, bare appeals to human dignity are inevitably question-begging, because what human dignity amounts to and what it entails are precisely what is in dispute between the different sides of the various issues to which the notion is applied (capital punishment, immigration, sexuality, or whatever).
This is one of the many high costs of having taken Catholic theology off of the Scholastic gold standard. Too many minds have turned to mush and simply don't know how to reason logically. They just repeat gauzy stock phrases and stomp their feet.
Natalie Sandoval retweeted
In case you missed it, last week I had the pleasure of appearing on @NewGuardPress’s new podcast, “The Long March” with @BreccanFThies to talk about my approach to interviewing, hiring, and training the next generation of DC staff. There are some great bits (I think, anyway) about how to get an internship and some conversation about a realistic approach to power, but I also shared some personal stories about why this mission is important to me. Thanks again to Breccan and the team for the invitation.
(03:07) 4,500 Appointees vs. 2 Million Civil Servants
(07:30) The Bureaucratic Problems of Trump 45
(11:31) In Defense of Patronage
(13:52) What to Do About Career Civil Servants
(19:16) How American Moment Finds Its People
(24:46) Gen Z is Ready to Fight
(33:39) What Nick Looks for in a Resume
(41:55) The Interview Question You Can't Fake
(47:04) Stop Quoting Philosophers in Interviews
(53:26) The Debate Over Using Government Power
(59:46) Trade, Immigration, and Foreign Policy
(1:03:08) What Winning Actually Looks Like
“mom lore”??
It was a Monday evening around dinner time when a text popped up on Jane Doe's cellphone on Oct. 21, 2024, less than 48 hours after a night of excessive drinking, drug use and group sex at the Chi Phi fraternity house on the Cornell University campus. Over 10 days of intermittent texting, in messages obtained by CBS News, Doe told him to not feel shame and asked him to look for earrings she thought she lost that night. cbsn.ws/4B5oIVs
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Natalie Sandoval retweeted
He’s not wrong. There are expenses associated with family that are worse
Than in the short-term pass but that’s not the reason people aren’t having kids. I simply do not believe that economic conditions are worse than they were in the Great Depression, so they are not the primary concern wrt fertility.
. @DanielDiMartino: "I'm tired of pretending that people can't afford" to have kids. "That's a lie!"
"It's about choice, within even married couples, to just not have as many kids...it's usually because of the DINK lifestyle.
Because of economic growth, actually we're bribing people not to have them. Because the truth is, now we have more choices of alternatives than we did 100 years ago. 100 years ago nobody could go on vacation to the Bahamas, nobody could go on vacation across the country, or had enough income to do anything.
...Today people have more alternative choices, and as a consequence, the opportunity cost of having children went up."
Natalie Sandoval retweeted
“Co-host Tarnowski made the case for techno-optimism.
‘We need to defeat this pessimism plaguing Gen Z,’ he said. ‘And here tonight, we are going to be optimists. … We can make the world a much, much better place…’”
Thanks for covering the party today, @NatSandovalDC!
On the @edtarnowski @JonasYDu and @JoinYoungVoices CEO Casey Given pro-data center party 🪩
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