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You walked out of the midterms and the fog lifted overnight. For months the numbers were solid - GDP expanding at 3.4% in the third quarter, unemployment at 4.2%, markets at records - yet the daily feed made it feel like COLLAPSE. Gas sat near or below Biden-era peaks even with the Iran conflict, but the coverage never paired it with the higher inflation, slower real wage growth, and worse baseline that existed THEN. Instead it ran 24/7 as pure proof the current administration had failed. Priming doesn’t argue; it just repeats the same emotional frame until your body treats the frame as the data. People formed hard opinions about an economy they experienced mainly through screens. Then the election ended and the mechanism switched off. It was like stepping out of a dark forest where every shadow had been painted as a threat; the same prices and headlines that had felt apocalyptic the day before suddenly looked ordinary AGAIN apart from gas. The alternate reality was manufactured to lock in a midterm verdict before the numbers could be checked. And they ran an op prior and post midterms to cover their tracks with the fraudulent elections. I hope there's enough evidence to overturn multiple fraudulent elections. I seriously do.

So things have become more AFFORDABILE in America all of a sudden after the midterms? It seems like AFFORDABILITY is no longer a massive issue on social media these days.

🇺🇸 AN OPEN LETTER TO SENATE MAJORITY LEADER JOHN THUNE (@LeaderJohnThune) Senator Thune, The clock is ticking. Stop dragging your feet and get President Trump's nominees confirmed. As of November 11, approximately 180 civilian nominations remain outstanding. President Trump has also publicly raised concerns about the backlog, including roughly 161 pending nominations, among them approximately 25 federal judges. Time is running out. You have already changed Senate procedures to make this process faster. In September 2025, Republicans established the en bloc confirmation process, allowing large groups of eligible executive-branch nominees to be considered and confirmed together. Since then, batches of 48, 108, 97 and other large groups have moved through the Senate. On November 10, you introduced another executive resolution covering 88 civilian nominees. Good. Now finish it. Introducing a resolution is not the same as confirming nominees. As of November 11, that package has not yet been confirmed. Here is what should happen and you know: 1. Move the 88-nominee package through to a final confirmation vote without unnecessary delays. 2. Identify the remaining eligible civilian nominees and put them into additional confirmation packages. 3. Continue moving judicial nominees through their individual confirmation process. 4. Use every available procedural tool to get these nominations across the finish line. 5. Keep the Senate working and make this the priority until the backlog is cleared. I understand that judicial nominees and certain top Cabinet positions require separate consideration. I also understand that Senate rules have procedural requirements. But those requirements are not an excuse for inaction. The en bloc process has already demonstrated that hundreds of nominees can be moved through the Senate much faster than the old one-by-one approach. My challenge to you is simple: Get every eligible civilian nominee confirmed within the next seven days. If procedural agreements are needed, negotiate them. If the Senate needs to work longer hours, work longer hours. Republicans hold the majority NOW but not for long. You have the responsibility to use it. President Trump has an agenda to deliver. His administration needs the people he nominated in place to execute that agenda. The American people did not vote for a Republican Senate that spends its time explaining why things cannot get done. Which has been the case in the last 2 years, hence, the trashing on November 3rd. Senator Thune, this is not the time to slow down, negotiate endlessly or congratulate yourselves for introducing another resolution. FINISH THE JOB. CONFIRM THE NOMINEES. LET THE ADMINISTRATION GET TO WORK. You have the majority TODAY. You have the mechanism. Now demonstrate the urgency. America cannot afford another week of unnecessary delays. Please share this letter. Tag Senator Thune. Make sure every Republican senator sees it. 🇺🇸 GET IT DONE.