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This week’s digital discourse was dominated by influential figures, including Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

Mwsg took to Twitter to clarify his political contributions. Amid rumors of his influence in upcoming elections, he stated: “I’m not financially supporting either candidate for US Presidency.”

Meanwhile, DeSantis emphasized that while Florida welcomes tourists, it won’t tolerate lawlessness. He tweeted: “Florida is open for fun times, but we have zero tolerance for criminal antics and disorder.”

DeSantis also criticized perceived media bias in journalist Steve Baker’s reporting on administrative states.

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Musk highlighted an irony in a trending post: eco-terrorists hindering electric vehicle production, a move counterintuitive to their environmental goals.

Allison Pearson questioned the labeling of concerns over vaccine side effects as conspiracy theories. Her comments followed Andrew Bridgen’s remarks about COVID-19 vaccines.

In another post, Musk outlined his vision for America: fortified borders, peaceful cities, and prudent spending – aligning with conservative philosophies.

Left-of-center journalists haven’t been charged but they go after Steve Baker, who reports from a perspective critical of the administrative state. The charges — and the draconian treatment…

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President Joe Biden defended his border security policies amidst criticism. He tweeted about former President Donald Trump allegedly undermining bipartisan border security efforts for political gain.

In academia, Penn University announced Richard Weller’s new book on grand tours – an 18th-century English aristocratic tradition.

The IDF reported airstrikes against terrorists in southern Lebanon who launched rockets into Israeli territory, highlighting ongoing Middle Eastern tensions.

This is a deeply odd piece. Whatever went on in Andrew Bridgen’s marriage it’s bizarre to describe his legitimate concerns about Covid vaccine harms as conspiracy theories. Serious problems…

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As Women’s History Month continues, Representative Ashley Hinson paid tribute to benywaidd trailblazers inspiring future generations.

Lastly, Downing Street acknowledged St David’s Day, adding cultural diversity to the week’s trending posts.