22 posts from Monday, March 23, 2026
Day AnalysisI am a BIG proponent of ICE wearing masks as they search for, and are forced to deal with, hardened criminals, many of whom were let into our Country by Sleepy Joe Biden and his wonderful “Border Czar,” Kamala (she never even went to the Border!), through their absolutely INSANE Open Border Policy. I would greatly appreciate, however, NO MASKS, when helping our Country out of the Democrat caused MESS at the airports, etc. Thank you! President DJT
I AM PLEASED TO REPORT THAT THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND THE COUNTRY OF IRAN, HAVE HAD, OVER THE LAST TWO DAYS, VERY GOOD AND PRODUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS REGARDING A COMPLETE AND TOTAL RESOLUTION OF OUR HOSTILITIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST. BASED ON THE TENOR AND TONE OF THESE IN DEPTH, DETAILED, AND CONSTRUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS, WHICH WILL CONTINUE THROUGHOUT THE WEEK, I HAVE INSTRUCTED THE DEPARTMENT OF WAR TO POSTPONE ANY AND ALL MILITARY STRIKES AGAINST IRANIAN POWER PLANTS AND ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE FOR A FIVE DAY PERIOD, SUBJECT TO THE SUCCESS OF THE ONGOING MEETINGS AND DISCUSSIONS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER! PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP
What the image shows
A bar chart comparing oil liquids production (million barrels per day) across countries. The USA's bar is tallest and dark green, valued at 22.8, with the word "TRUMP" spelled vertically down the bar in white letters and a small US flag icon above it. The remaining bars are lighter green with small national flag icons above them: Saudi Arabia (10.7), Russia (10.5), Canada (6.0), China (5.3), Iran (4.6), and UAE (4.5), each labeled below the bar.
Text in image: USA Now Produces More Oil than Saudi Arabia and Russia Combined! (liquids production, million barrels per day) 22.8 TRUMP 10.7 SAUDI ARABIA 10.5 RUSSIA 6.0 CANADA 5.3 CHINA 4.6 IRAN 4.5 UAE
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A bar chart comparing natural gas production by country, in billion cubic feet per day. The USA bar is the tallest, colored solid dark red, with the letters "T R U M P" spelled vertically down the bar in white. Bars for the other countries are light pink outlined in red, each topped with a small national flag icon. Countries shown in descending order: USA (113), Russia (66, with Russian flag), Iran (24, with Iranian flag), China (22, with Chinese flag), Canada (18, with Canadian flag), Qatar (16, with Qatari flag), Australia (14, with Australian flag). A small American flag icon sits above the USA bar.
Text in image: USA Now Produces More Natural Gas than Russia, Iran and China Combined! (natural gas production, billion cubic feet per day) 113 TRUMP 66 24 22 18 16 14 USA RUSSIA IRAN CHINA CANADA QATAR AUSTRALIA
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A chart/infographic titled "The USA is the Global Leader in Oil Production," showing a green filled area chart of US liquids production (million barrels per day) from 2000 to 2025, rising from about 9 mmbpd in 2000 to roughly 24 mmbpd by 2025. A vertical line marks "November 2016 Presidential Election," labeled with the word "TRUMP" and the Presidential Seal to its left. A callout box in the upper right reads "~24 mmbpd current production" next to a small American flag icon. The chart shows steady growth through the 2000s-2010s, a dip around 2020, then continued growth to 2025.
Text in image: The USA is the Global Leader in Oil Production (liquids production, million barrels per day) November 2016 Presidential Election TRUMP ~24 mmbpd current production 24 20 16 12 8 4 -- 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025
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A chart/infographic titled "The USA is the Global Leader in Natural Gas Production," showing a red area chart of U.S. natural gas production in billion cubic feet per day (bcfpd) from 2000 to roughly 2025-2026. The line rises steadily from about 55 bcfpd in 2000 to a current level of ~121 bcfpd. A vertical line marks "November 2016 Presidential Election," labeled "TRUMP" with the presidential seal, positioned near where production was around 80 bcfpd; production climbs more steeply after that marker, reaching a callout box reading "~121 bcfpd, current production" next to a small American flag icon in the upper right.
Text in image: The USA is the Global Leader in Natural Gas Production (natural gas production, billion cubic feet per day) TRUMP November 2016 Presidential Election ~121 bcfpd current production 120 100 80 60 40 20 -- 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025
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A bar chart graphic comparing average 2025 year-to-date residential electricity prices between "Blue states" and "Red states". A blue bar labeled "23c / kWh" represents Blue states, and a shorter red bar labeled "15c / kWh" represents Red states.
Text in image: BLUE STATES DRIVE HIGH ELECTRICITY PRICES (average 2025 YTD residential electricity prices, cents per kWh) 23c / kWh 15c / kWh Blue states Red states
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A bar chart graphic titled "BLUE STATES LED BIDEN PRICE HIKES," with subtitle "(2019 – 2024 increase in average real residential electricity prices, cents per kWh)." Two bars extend from a horizontal zero line: a blue bar labeled "Blue states" rising above the line to "+1.7c / kWh," and a red bar labeled "Red states" dropping below the line to "-0.7c / kWh." The chart asserts that residential electricity prices rose in Democratic-leaning ("blue") states while falling in Republican-leaning ("red") states over the 2019–2024 period, framing this as a negative outcome attributed to the Biden administration.
Text in image: BLUE STATES LED BIDEN PRICE HIKES (2019 – 2024 increase in average real residential electricity prices, cents per kWh) +1.7c / kWh -0.7c / kWh Blue states Red states
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A bar chart graphic titled "BLUE STATES DRIVE HIGH ELECTRICITY PRICES" with a subtitle noting it shows average 2025 YTD residential electricity prices in cents per kWh. It shows two bars: a blue bar labeled "Blue states (CA, NY, MA)" at 30c/kWh, and a shorter red bar labeled "Red states (ND, TX, NE)" at 13c/kWh. The chart asserts that Democratic-leaning ("blue") states have more than double the residential electricity prices of Republican-leaning ("red") states, using California, New York, and Massachusetts as examples of blue states and North Dakota, Texas, and Nebraska as examples of red states.
Text in image: BLUE STATES DRIVE HIGH ELECTRICITY PRICES (average 2025 YTD residential electricity prices, cents per kWh) 30c / kWh 13c / kWh Blue states (CA, NY, MA) Red states (ND, TX, NE)
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This is a bar chart / infographic comparing changes in residential electricity prices in Democratic-leaning ("blue") versus Republican-leaning ("red") U.S. states from 2019 to 2024. A blue bar shows a rise of +4.4 cents/kWh for blue states (labeled CA, NY, MA), while a red bar shows a decline of -0.8 cents/kWh for red states (labeled ND, TX, NE). The chart asserts that price increases during the Biden administration were concentrated in Democratic-led states while Republican-led states saw a slight decrease.
Text in image: BLUE STATES LED BIDEN PRICE HIKES (2019 – 2024 increase in average real residential electricity prices, cents per kWh) +4.4c / kWh -0.8c / kWh Blue states (CA, NY, MA) Red states (ND, TX, NE)
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A bar chart graphic (styled as a political/opinion infographic) titled "DATA CENTERS ARE NOT THE PROBLEM" with subtitle "Blue state 'renewable' mandates and energy subtraction are!" It shows a chart labeled "(2019 – 2024 % change in electricity demand)" with six bars: three red bars on the left for Republican-leaning states showing increases — North Dakota +38%, Texas +18%, Nebraska +16% — and three blue bars on the right for Democratic-leaning states showing decreases — California -2%, New York -4%, Massachusetts -4%. The chart argues that electricity demand rose in red states and fell in blue states, framing this as evidence that blue-state renewable energy mandates, not data centers, are responsible for energy problems.
Text in image: DATA CENTERS ARE NOT THE PROBLEM Blue state "renewable" mandates and energy subtraction are! (2019 – 2024 % change in electricity demand) +38% North Dakota +18% Texas +16% Nebraska -2% California -4% New York -4% Massachusetts
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A chart/infographic showing a color-coded map of the continental United States (plus Alaska and Hawaii) titled "BLUE STATES DRIVE HIGH ELECTRICITY PRICES," with a subtitle noting the figures are average 2025 year-to-date residential electricity prices in cents per kWh. States are shaded on a red-to-blue gradient scale (legend from 14.0 cents in red to 20.0 cents in blue) with each state's numeric price value overlaid. States with lower prices (mostly interior/Republican-leaning states like Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Texas, the Dakotas, Kentucky, Louisiana) are shaded red, while states with higher prices (California, Nevada, Michigan, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and the Northeast states like Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, and New Hampshire) are shaded blue. The highest values shown are California (32.2), Connecticut (30.3), Massachusetts (27.6), Alaska (26.1), and New York (26.2); the lowest are states like Wyoming (13.3), North Dakota (11.8), and Montana (11.7). The chart implies that Democratic ("blue") states tend to have higher electricity prices than Republican ("red") states.
Text in image: BLUE STATES DRIVE HIGH ELECTRICITY PRICES (average 2025 YTD residential electricity prices, cents per kWh) Average 2025 YTD price (cents per kWh) 20.0 17.0 14.0 Washington 12.9 Oregon 15.3 California 32.2 Nevada 12.8 Idaho 11.7 Utah 13.0 Arizona 15.3 Montana 12.9 Wyoming 13.3 Colorado 15.8 New Mexico 15.2 North Dakota 11.8 South Dakota 13.4 Nebraska 12.4 Kansas 14.4 Oklahoma 13.1 Texas 15.3 Minnesota 15.9 Iowa 14.0 Missouri 13.7 Arkansas 12.8 Louisiana 12.5 Mississippi 13.8 Wisconsin 18.2 Illinois 17.7 Michigan 20.1 Indiana 16.2 Kentucky 13.4 Tennessee 13.3 Alabama 13.9 Ohio 16.8 West Virginia 15.5 Virginia 15.3 North Carolina 14.8 South Carolina 14.9 Georgia 15.2 Florida 12.5 (near label, actual near Gulf coast) Pennsylvania 19.0 New York 26.2 Vermont / New Hampshire / Maine area 27.6 Massachusetts / Connecticut 30.3 Alaska 26.1 Hawaii (unlabeled/no visible number)
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