TimHauck

True, I guess HT is expecting me to personally tour every border facility and take inventory of every single box that is there.

Yeah that's kinda how resumes work. Sure we don't know 100% if she was actually good at all those jobs, but progressively increasing in responsibility is more a sign of that than "being given a job based on being a perceived victim." Being "given" like 10 different jobs seems like a stretch, but you do you.

Trolling 2/10. Can't really prove a negative. And I didn't make the initial claim...that would be Tucker, Hannity, Cammack, etc. Who still have not shown evidence of more than maybe 1 pallet of formula.

I proved there is no proof of more than 3 pallets (or more than 1 for that matter). I already did the math. 3 pallets can probably feed the babies in US custody at the border for a month.

I did. It’s not there

Why am I not surprised that 75% of the GC has a vacation home?

Link?

HT, any actual proof of more than 3 pallets?

I think the only valid question in relation to that is if Ukraine “welcomes him back.” But doubt that happens. Meh no one really cares about that when you compare it to invading other countries

Seems like you’d have to talk to the people that hired her to tell you their motivations for doing so, but just spitballing

Pretty impressive that you can tell that just by a list of job titles

Isn’t there serious money in tax revenues too if it’s legalized?

Thanks for actually posting something Doc. Not sure why HT was refusing to. But I see why I didn’t see all this supposed proof…Rep. Cammack has 2 twitter accounts. So she’s contributing to the fake accounts! But I digress. I was only looking at the “Rep. Cammack” account, however she tweeted some other stuff from her personal account, including this where that video is from: However, I still don’t see any proof of more than 1 pallet of formula. She even admits the warehouse includes “diapers, wipes and clothing.” I bet it probably includes all the food and supplies they give to the people there, as evidenced by the applesauce right above the 1 shelf of formula (think I also saw some cases of water). A zoomed out picture of a bunch of boxes that you can’t read isn’t proof that there’s formula in those boxes. She didn’t have a problem taking a zoomed in photo of the formula they did have, so not sure why she couldn’t have taken a photo of a pallet or at least more boxes similar to the one she was provided of powdered milk. Some more photos from her trip here: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10823567/GOP-Rep-Kat-Cammack-rages-huge-stockpile-baby-formula-border-center.html You can see some of the photos (also seen in the video) are of the same shelf pictured earlier in the thread, with one shelf of formula and applesauce above and below. There is another zoomed in photo of formula, which may or may not be the same shelf - it is the same brand though, so at most I’m seeing evidence of 1 pallet. Back to the rest of the country, even most of the photos of the “shortage” still show like 20-40% full shelves, also supported by the chart in the Daily Mail article. So it’s not like we’re completely out of formula, it’s just that people may not be able to get the same kind they usually get. That said, I do agree the government could have done more initially to help ease the shortages, as Cammack agrees that sending some formula to the border has no impact on the national shortage. But it does sound like they finally are doing something.

co-founder of SparkToro:

From the link: "Musk's account has more than 93.3 million followers and SparkToro's tool found that 70.2 percent of those accounts are fake." ... "SparkToro defines fake followers as "accounts that are unreachable and will not see the account's tweets (either because they're spam, bots, propaganda, etc. or because they're no longer active on Twitter)." I'm sure that still leaves the bot # higher than 5%, but just pointing out that it doesn't seem to be a case of "all the fake accounts follow liberals"