My feed is full of immigrant founders tweeting their love for America. Those who chose this country see its greatness most clearly. And they make it uniquely great.

In the Idaho desert ringing in the USA's 250th birthday in the most American way possible -- with founders, engineers, and other dreamers working tirelessly to achieve something most told them was impossible. The goal? Bringing a new nuclear reactor critical 8 months from groundbreaking. The team is @AaloAtomics. Founded by an American who grew up a refugee in Bangladesh and a Canadian immigrant counting the days until he's an American too. In no other country on earth will you find variations of this story retold as often as they are in America. This is a place of dreaming big and striving hard. This is a welcoming place. This is a place of impossible achievements. This country is about always working to build a more perfect union and a better future. So thankful to be an American 🇺🇸

Safety vest: required Chains: drip

Do soccer teams run fake injury drills like they run dribbling drills?

At Idaho National Laboratory at the @AaloAtomics site. It's a thing of absolute beauty. We wrote the first check for Aalo ~3 years ago when it was an idea on paper. Today they're loading fuel to go critical. Simply amazing speed. No better way to celebrate America's 250th!

Nothing makes me more proud to be an American than birthright citizenship. No matter who your parents, no matter where you're from, no matter what your situation in life, if you're born here, we embrace you as one of us. What could be more beautiful!?

In what way is this healthy for a country?

“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…” - First Amendment “…no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States.” - Article VI, Clause 3